Hog Alley Reappears as Filthy Return Engagement
In Jefferson City Missouri Hog Alley bounded by Monroe Madison High and East Capitol spins back into disrepair with drunks and filth. Officials could curb it but seem to have other work. Old days of hog slaughter and tavern mischief come to mind as the street seeks its former notoriety.
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Wildlife gains credited to CCC and citizen politics urged
Director Robert Fechner notes CCC programs boosted wildlife conservation across the United States. The effort expanded refuges, supported forest cover, censuses, and improved fishing. A call is made to appoint a capable two year mayor in Jefferson City by acclamation. The county court will hold open house at the new jail soon.
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Sugar Quotas Power in Wallace Hands Amid Island Debates
Washington Daybook examines Secretary Wallace managing the sugar quota system under AAA. Cuba, Hawaii, Philippines, Puerto Rico, and Florida sugar interests lobby for larger shares while independent Cuba touts economic union ties. Domestic producers advocate full production access for preparedness and prosperity, with island producers at mercy of tariffs and quotas.
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How's Your Health Dr Tago Galdston Fatigue Explained
A compact discussion frames the body as an energy converting system with a reserve. Fatigue is defined as energy expended beyond reparative processes and can be local or general, acute or chronic, with work and home life shaping its onset.
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Haggard
Quotes on politics and society from famous figures
A collage of opinions from public figures on marriage flirtation language leadership and aging. Daisy Di Carpentro Professor Newman Hoppingarner Johnny Weissmuller Leon De Brelle Walter Barnes Arthur H. Vandenberg and W. J. Austin weigh in on honesty politics culture and gender.
Roosevelt South America trip reshapes domestic sentiment
By Byron Price a Washington dispatch analyzes how President Roosevelt’s Buenos Aires voyage influences U S policy mood. It weighs potential peace accords, public reaction, and Hull’s pledge to deliver a completed Buenos Aires plan before inauguration day. It notes Roosevelt’s wartime unity appeal and Barbirolli’s record as NY Philharmonic conductor.
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Indians Lose Big Montana Treaty With Government
Gros Ventre and Blackfeet leaders wrapped up a 1855 treaty settlement with the federal government for 40.0 million acres, receiving about 200 dollars per person while two tribes faced heavy losses and lingering distrust. Chief Talks Different, an Assiniboine leader, spoke through an interpreter as drought and white policy reshaped Montana’s plains and left a lasting ache.
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Fort Belknap
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Heavy Demand for Small Change Now
The stamping machines at U S mints run 24 hours daily for six weeks to meet record demand for coins. Officials cite rising sales taxes higher business activity and dividend checks as likely causes. Nickel production jumps to 4 621 000 for five months versus 1 924 000 year ago and 1 206 000 in 1929. Crimson honey is produced by bees from cactus in Hawaii territory.
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Vanishing Railroad Sparks Thieves Arrested in Busy Run Spur
AP dispatch reports a mile of rails from Pennsyl vania Railroad's Busy Run Spur vanished and three men were arrested for ripping up rails and selling them as junk. In Pittsburgh a patrolman locked to his own wrist after cuffing a suspect until a locksmith freed him. In Dallas a federal agent found a drunken cow near a whisky still, confiscating the still and arresting the owner.
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Pittsburgh
Dec
Carl Steiglitz
Uncle Sam Learning Names? Government Eyes Identity Move
A federal effort to require reveal of real names amid many applicants changing identities sparks protest from actors convicts businesswomen and others. Officials will vault real names while using assumed names on IDs. some fear loss of jobs and privacy. Oil production and trade data also noted with aviation and postal plan references. Charles Lamb’s Shakespearean selections revived interest in dramatists.
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Supreme Court Voices Less Dissent This Term
Washington reports the Supreme Court shows fewer dissenting opinions this session. With Justice Stone ill and absent, speculation grows about liberal and conservative accord. Unclear rulings on New Deal cases, including power, prisons, and regulatory matters, shape the court’s quiet term.
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Dealer touts double or nothing seal sales scheme
A man declares he has sold 62 seals after failing in straight sales talk and says he nearly breaks even on the deals. He pitches a risky two stamps offer as his best bet.
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