Farmers Have Big Stake in Lending Plan
Roosevelt's $3.86 billion lending proposal expands farm credit across multiple programs. The plan targets tenants and land buyers with more funds for rural electrification, farm security loans, and farm ownership. Federal experts cite good management and soil conservation as key factors. The article notes FSA and REA activity, tenant farming trends, and a hospital appointment in St. Louis.
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Irving Perlmever
Washington
Roosevelt
Jending
Farm Security Administration
Ant
Middlewest
Iowa
FSA
H Alf
BEA
Georgia
Nebraska
REA
Explanation Advanced for Current Monetary Tangle
Harold Oliver in Washington explains ongoing arguments over devaluing the dollar and extending the administration monetary powers. He traces roots to the 1933 banking crisis and 1924 and 1934 devaluations, outlines the stabilizing fund and silver purchases, and notes Senate and House actions and differing expert views.
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Harold Oliver Washington
America
May Compromise on Curtailment of Monetary Power
The article outlines negotiations over monetary legislation as the Senate and House clash on devaluation powers. It notes agreements on domestic silver pricing and foreign silver purchases, while leaders push to speed a compromise before the deadline. President Roosevelt warns that devaluation powers remaining could empower Wall Street and affect national defense.
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Asker
Dalkiv
Senate
Jess
Sis
United States
Treasury
Morgenthau
Congress
House
Grant Pillman
Votes Committee
House Committee
Coalition
WPA
Agriculture, Labor, Justice and Commerce Departments
District of Columbia
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Wall
Mgr. Honsevelt
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Burke
D-Ned
McCarran
D-New
Summer months may bring risk in war tension
Public figure warned that summer months could heighten war risk as tensions rise. He mocked Goebbels and Gayda for jeering at Britain over delays to war, suggesting Japan may trap the British fleet in a Mediterranean pivot. He said Japanese courtesy would return once Britain secures position.
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Goebbels
Signor Gayda
Sapan
Tientsin
Mediterranean
National Labor Board decision set aside by court
Cincinnati June 26 A P The sixth U S circuit court of appeals unanimously set aside a National Labor Relations Board order for a run off election to determine the bargaining agent for 3000 employees of Consumers Power Co at Jackson Michigan The court held the board unfairly restricted workers choices and urged a full hearing on appeal Likely Supreme Court review expected The decision cites Hobson like choice and questions the board’s method for the election
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Cincinnati
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
National Labor Relations Board
Consumers’ Poyar 2
Jackson
Mich
Labor Board
U. Ss. Supreme Court
Interational Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
APL
NLRB
Consumers Power
Utility Workers’ Organizing Committee
CIO
Brotherhood
Mega
Len Hicks
Florence EB. Aulen
Charles Simons
Hobson
Thomas Hobson
Grand Jury Reports on E G Water Scandal
Grand jury members including H F McElroy Jr examined payroll padding in the city street cleaning division. Water department aide T D Samuel Jr alleged payments to Raibford with elder McElroy implied. Miss Olive Harvey testified that supervisor Michael Waters, a Pendergast lieutenant, ordered payroll padding. Harvey said Waters dictated names and days, with mayor and prosecutor to decide next steps.
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H. F. McElroy, Jr
Pendergast Democratic
McElroy
T. D. Samuel, Jr
Raibford Company
Iye
Department of Public Works
Matthew S. Murray
Olive Harvey
Michael K. Waters
Governors Dine With F D R At Hyde Park
Thirteen Democratic and nine Republican Governors from states as distant as Arizona and Florida joined President Roosevelt for a luncheon at Hyde Park. On the Roosevelt estate speeches and politics were barred, with the governors dining under the trees while wives, children, and relatives filled out a guest list that reached 69. Mrs. Roosevelt and the president’s mother, Mrs. Sara Delano Roosevelt, hosted. The governors traveled from Albany after a conference there.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Arizona
Florida
Roosevelt
New York
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Trade Park
Albany
QEATH DEFYING STUNTS SUNDAY
A dramatic report recalls Jimmy Goodwin and partner’s bat wing stunts with fire and car stunts. Miss Archer rides a car bumper through flames while “Happy Jack” jumps over stationary autos. Goodwin, age 26, fears speed yet predicts landing without a parachute someday. Federal licensing for the stunt is noted after trials in Paris and Washington.
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Miss Archer
Jack
Jimmy Goodwin
Jimmy
Jacek
Goodwin
Paris
France
Washington
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets touted for constipation relief
An Ohio doctor promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe vegetable remedy for constipation. The ad claims they cleanse the bowels aid digestion and support liver function, urging readers to test their goodness tonight.
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Ohio
F. Om, Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Mystic Shrine Elect Potentate In Secret Election
Walter D. Cline of Wichita Falls Texas was chosen imperial potentate of the Mystic Shrine at the national convention succeeding A A D Rahn of Minneapolis. George P Olendorf of Springfield Missouri becomes imperial potentate in 1840 and nine emeritus members were named for 21 years of service including Les Walton of Springfield.
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Baltimore
Walter D. Cline
Wichita Falls
Tex
A. A. D. Rahn
Minneapolis
George P. Olendorf
Springfield
Cline
Olendorf
Les Walton
Free booklet on gastric hyperacidity offered by Omaha Ven Company
A compact ad describes stomach indigestion and related symptoms as gastric hyperacidity, urging readers to write today for a free booklet with no obligation. It lists Omaha Ven Company at 427 Keeline Building, Omaha, as the contact.
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Omaha Ven Company
Keeline
Omaha
Rehr
Platinum Production in 1937 Reaches 470000 Fine Ounces
In 1937 global output of refined platinum amounted to roughly 470000 fine ounces, reflecting steady demand and manufacturing activity across major mining regions. Strong entities and market players include producers and refiners, with geographic emphasis on key mining districts and refining centers.
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Grand Jury
F.D. R
Igor Cassini
Rossia
Warrenton
QEATH
Hudson Bay
Mystic Shriners
C.O.D
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Gardenia
Magnolia
Touson
York
Janice
Kentucky Mansion
Cary Park
Nature's Remedy
Unguentine
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Tolson
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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