Senate Debates Lending Authority Amid Budget Struggle
Washington reports Republicans press the administration to use existing borrowing powers for a 2.49 billion lending program. The debate centers on reducing authority for various loans and focusing on tenancy, rural electrification, and infrastructure financing.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
House Rules Committee
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Elmer F. Andrews
Roosevelt Criticizes Elliott Over Coughlin Controversy
Detroit reports Rev Edward Lodge Curran of Brooklyn condemns Elliott Roosevelt for attacking Fr Charles E Coughlin on radio. Curran calls Roosevelt un-American and accuses him of bartering his broadcasting integrity while defending Coughlin and his anti-Semitic rhetoric. Roosevelt offered Coughlin radio time for a reply. Coughlin has not commented.
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Elliott Roosevelt
Edward Lodge Curran
Brooklyn
N. Y
Catholic International Truth Society
Charles E. Coughlin
Roosevelt
Royal Oak
Mich
Curran
Coughlin
America
Nevermore
Fr. Coughlin
Head of Alien Property Bureau Resigns in 1933 Service End
Urey Woodson of Kentucky, director of the alien property bureau since 1933, quits saying his work is practically completed. Attorney General Murphy expresses gratitude as the resignation dated June 26 is to be accepted. Woodson will be 80 next month and was a longtime Kentucky publisher.
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Washington
Urey Woodson
Kentucky
Alien Property Bureau
Murphy
Woodson
Match Brings Explosion In Denver Home
Julius Padilla, 43, searched a basement for his 15 year old son Gilbert after friends warned gas was escaping. He reported hearing a hiss and described a dark scene during the incident.
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Denver
Tulius Padilla
Gilbert
Guyer Congratulates Dickinson on His Stand
Representative Guyer of Kansas congratulates Governor L. D. Dickinson of Michigan for his patriotic denunciation of rising drinking habits, especially among women and girls. He reported Dickinson’s remarks at the national governors conference and praised his courage against drink after parties.
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Washington
Guyer
R.-Kan
L. D. Dickinson
Michigan
Dickinson
National Conference of Governors
New Highway Bypasses Fort Riley Route Near Junction City
Weekend motorists along highway 77 north of Junction City skirt Fort Riley military reservation as a new 544 mile link opens with a quarter mile bridge across the Republican river.
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Junction City
Kan
Fort Riley Military Reservation
Republican River
Protein quality influences Kansas wheat exhibit at fair in Hutchinson
The Farm Column notes exhibits judged 60 percent on baking quality and 40 percent on milling quality to judge Kansas wheat at the State fair in Hutchinson. Rain-soaked grain lowers protein quality and affects milling and baking. Tenmarq wheat from Kansas will undergo milling and baking tests in England sponsored by the Kansas Wheat Improvement Association. Ben Flory reports a nearly ready corn crop north of Lone Star on Martin Flory’s land, with tassels and heavy ears bending shanks.
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Kansas
England
The
Kansas Wheat Improvement Association
Ben’ Flory
Fred Flory
Lone Star
Martin Flory
Kansas beef cattle industry drives a third of state farming
One third of Kansas land and grain roughage feed cattle destined for market. The Kansas Flint Hills form a key cattle area and Douglas County holds a fair stake in beef production. The excerpt notes farmers planning to raise lambs for market.
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Kansas Flint Hills
Douglas County
Breeding Complete Early August for Spring Lamb Market
The plan calls for breeding to be completed early in August to produce lambs for the upcoming spring market, ensuring timely readiness for sale in the seasonal market window. The strategy emphasizes securing purchases soon to align with market timing.
Kansas Guard Opens First Camp Session in Junction City
About 1 350 officers and men opened the first of two two week Kansas National Guard encampments in Junction City. Units include 35th division staff 69th Infantry Brigade staff and company 35th Signal Corps 35th Military Police company 60th Field Artillery Brigade with 130th and 161st Infantry Adjutant General H R McLean in command The second camp August 18 27 will be for the 187th Infantry and 14th Cavalry.
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Junction City
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Kansas National Guard
35Th Division
69Th Infantry Brigade
35Th Signal Corps
35Th Military Police Company
60Th Field Artillery Brigade
H. R. McLean
187Th Infantry
14Th Cavalry
Kanwaka 4-H Club Plans July Meeting and Activities
The Kanwaka 4-H Club will meet July 28 at the home of Marjorie and Virginia Hadl with Richard Carter assisting. Roll call asks members to say how they spent the Fourth of July. Mrs Ralph Colman will present the club history. Leta Cox will lead music appreciation. Mary Lou Elliott explains staying healthy in hot weather. A canning methods demonstration will be shown.
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Marjorie
Virginia Hadl
Richard Carter
Ralph Colman
Leta Cox
Mary Lou Elliott
New Census Birth and Death Forms Announced
City Clerk J. W. Stone says new birth and death recording forms will soon be used. Drawn by the Census Bureau of the U. S. Department of Commerce, the forms require more detailed information than the old ones.
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J. W. Stone
Bureau of Census
U. S. Department of Commerce
Atchison County Attorney Dies in San Francisco
Ralph A. Pfouts aged 49, county attorney of Atchison County Kansas, died in a San Francisco hospital after surgery for an intestinal obstruction. He collapsed while attending an American Bar Association convention.
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San Francisco
Calif
Ralph A. Pfouts
Kan
American Bar Association
Going away this summer Journal-World vacation address
Advert reads that the Journal-World can be sent to a vacation address for 40 cents a month during summer.
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