Wheat Surplus Threatens American Farmers and Prices
The piece argues Washington officials overreact to Northwestern wheat losses while prices stay around a dollar. It notes a carryover of 290 million old bushels from 1933 and a 547 million crop in 1934, with domestic use at about 625 million. It calls for renegotiated foreign markets and potential acreage retrenchment guided by Secretary Wallace.
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Movie censorship efforts spark debate among six women groups
A coalition of six women organizations pushes for decency in film, aiming to ban movies that rely on sex appeal. The group cites mixed opinions on censorship, noting The Literary Digest endorsement of Catherine The Great as suitable for children while Detroit’s Catholic League calls it for adults. Proponents and critics discuss industry self regulation, with figures like Elmer Rice and Frank Capra weighing in on lines between decency and freedom in cinema.
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Catholic League For Decency
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Frank Capra
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Roosevelt Signs Air Mail Bill Amid Criticism
The air mail bill signed by President Roosevelt draws fire for alleged injustices and political favoritism. It trims postage to six cents and creates a commission to study aviation, but restricts routes, caps executive salaries, and bars bidders tied to past “spoils conferences,” fueling concerns about private industry rights and due process.
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Walter F. Brown
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Great Illusion on Surpluses and Consumption
Missouri editorials warn against blaming overproduction for surpluses and urge recognizing under consumption's role. Dr T Saunders says Europe’s rise in self sufficiency lowers living standards. world must boost consumption and balance production to open foreign markets. Wealth comes from production. curtailing broadly would harm recovery.
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Oklahoma A. and M. College
Central Farm Real Estate Association
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Xan- Sas
Surprising a Senator on Armament Profiteering
Senator Nye leads a probe into munitions makers and spots the United States as the prime offender in the armament race amid rising budgets by France Great Britain Italy and Japan. The North Dakota senator quotes a Friends meeting confession of national guilt echoing concern across the nation.
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Japan
Pacific
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St. Louis Post
Britain Fears New Power of the Germans
London dispatch summarizes a British view of German rearmament and a potential first strike strategy as Europe faces renewed crisis after failed arms talks. It notes Germany's air strength, production capacity, and plans seen as a knockout in a single opening round, heightening British alarm.
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Post- Tribune
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NEA Service, Inc
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Ramsay MacDonald
France
Washington's New Deal social scene spawns satire
Roosevelt entertains with a highbrow musical, a servant at his side, while Congress debates sanity in Washington. The narrative wanders through the Willard Hotel, a parade of officials, lobbyists, and journalists, ending with a science memory of Captain Cook and absolute zero.
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Bob Jackson
J. Bruce Kremer
Arthur Mullen
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Nebraska
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Jack Garner
Jack
Willard Hotes
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
NRA
Sidney
Maniacs Threaten France With Bombs Detected
Paris authorities say four bombs found in French mail parcels indicate a planned terror wave. Experts searched post offices as packages bore the sign "The Three Judges of Hell." The first bomb discovered yesterday injured two postal workers.
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Bomb threats disrupt city center as alarms trigger evacuations
Two more, one powerful enough to destroy a city block, were found at the central post office this morning. Later a fourth bomb was located, addressed to a radio station, prompting searches and alerts across the area.
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