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Newspaper

Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1935

Page

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Farmers Indorse Corn Hog Program Victory Broadly

Farmers across 33 states back a continued crop adjustment for corn and hogs by a wide margin. AAA administrator Chester C. Davis, Secretary Wallace, and President Roosevelt frame a plan to raise hog production next year while avoiding overproduction, signaling a shift toward a permanent AAA and campaign relevance.

Chester C. Davis AAA Washington Davis Wallace Roosevelt

Kansas Republicans Back Landon for President Nomination

A Topeka gathering of Kansas Republican leaders including state officials and Sen. Arthur Capper endorsed Gov. Alf M. Landon for the presidential nomination. Landon had not yet signaled candidacy. If pursued, a formal push may emerge at the January 20 Kansas day dinner in Topeka, marking the state's 75th anniversary.

Kansas Landon AP Rehe Alf M. Landon Topeka State Committee Arthur Capper London Will G. West United States District Court

Roosevelt Returns to White House After Holiday Tour

President Roosevelt, tanned and upbeat, arrived from Charleston aboard the Houston. He told a welcoming crowd the country is on the road to prosperity under his planned economy, and dismissed talk of a November 1 relief deadline. He said the aim remains to place about three and a half million unemployed to work by late November and that 3 million at work by November 30 would satisfy him with the program.

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Abe Shushan Acquitted of Tax Evasion

A federal jury in New Orleans found Abraham L. Shushan not guilty of tax evasion amid a high profile case tied to protracted efforts to punish alleged income tax evaders in Louisiana. The verdict sparked cheers. in the courtroom chaos, several photographers were assaulted by former Long bodyguards.

QO iv Louisiana New Orleans Abraham L. Shushan Senator Long Long

Baby Laughs First After He's Been Fed

In Norwich England a baby's first laugh follows hunger and feeding. Dr G W Valentine of the University of Birmingham presented at the British Association for the Advancement of Science a study noting early laughter stems from satisfaction with feeding, while around three months social laughter emerges when others laugh.

Norwich England G W. Valentine University of Birmingham British Association For the Advancement of Science

G Factor Reinterprets Intelligence For Professors And Mechanics

Professor Charles Spearman of the University of London told the American Psychological Association in Ann Arbor that a general factor called G underlies most mental abilities. He noted 92 tests in 1,200 students show G influences tasks from writing quickly to solving arithmetic. G differs from IQ and reflects the brain’s mass action beyond language based reasoning.

Marjorie van DE Water Ann Arbor Mich Gharles Spearman University of London American Psychological Association Spearman Spear- Tao

No High Brows on Highbrows According to Dr Ales Hrdlicka

Dr Ales Hrdlicka of the Smithsonian reports on skull measurements showing forehead heights vary by race but do not indicate intelligence. White Americans average 25% inches, Africans about 2 1/2 inches higher, Eskimos 2 3/4 inches, Armenians lowest, Irish highest, with Germans and Hungarians midrange.

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Water From Sea Water Worth More Than Ocean Gold

Detroit reports on Thomas Midgley Jr who argues that extracting fresh water from sea water could be highly valuable, though not guaranteed to be commercial soon. He notes the broader challenge of recovering water itself from seawater and its potential impact on global welfare.

Detroit Thomas Midgley, Jr American Chemical Society Ethyl Gasoline Corporation Midgley

Birds Teach Great Minds Something About Learning

Wounded canary learns to reach a tree top and another isolated canary learns the native song. Dr. Gustav Eckstein of the University of Cincinnati reports Billie Burke the broken wing canary used a spiral staircase to climb to the table top and later a stripped tree with a stair climbed to the top in 30 seconds.

Billie Burke Gustav Eckstein University of Cincinnati Billie Dooctor Doctor Eckstein

Spirit Mediums May Be Dual Personalities

Norwich report notes Whately Carington suggesting spiritist mediums may harbor dual personalities. He tested mediums in normal and trance states with word association to reveal opposite responses, likening it to Doctor Jekyll and Mr Hyde. The study probes whether trance alters mental states or expresses hidden sides.

Norwich England British Association For the Advancement of Science Whately Carington Stevenson Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Doctor Jekyll

Silence as Contempt vs Denunciation Exposed

A discussion contrasts silence as a form of contempt with the act of denunciation, critiquing the use of fourteen kinds of epithet as improper or inflammatory rhetoric in public discourse. The piece weighs moral and civic consequences, urging measured response over inflammatory outbursts.

Dizzy Dean Winners Ad Promises Prizes For Readers

Read the Grape Nuts ad in another column and join the Dizzy Dean Winners to win valuable free prizes. The notice invites readers to participate and seek rewards through the promotion.

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Popular Bridge Party Has No Tricks Allowed

Report notes that the bridge game at a social gathering proceeds smoothly with no player attempting fancy parier tricks. Guests maintain game integrity and enjoy straightforward play among attendees.

Why liquid laxatives restore bowel regularity

Many doctors and hospitals use liquid laxatives because they can be taken in gradually reduced doses. Reduced dosage is the secret of real relief from constipation. Ask a doctor or druggist about popular liquid laxatives and Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, which contains senna and cascara. Take regulated doses until nature restores regularity.

Makes It Good Ir a Good Neighborhood

A fragmented note describes a neighborhood with many noisy disturbances and a call for better living conditions. It highlights complaints about loud sounds and disruptions affecting residents.

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