Winter wheat kill varies across fields in five year Purdue study
Worzella of Purdue reports on a five year study of Winter wheat conditions. Soil temperatures, moisture, and a heavy rainfall followed by an ice crust caused winterkill in many fields. The survey of over 800 wheat fields showed losses ranging from 10 percent in the south to 50 percent in the north, with annual abandonment traced to winter kill.
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W. Worzella
Tudy
Worzella
Hetanoted
Community Notes from Bloomfield and Surroundingarea
The clipping records weekend visits and social notices. Esther Lucas returns home after a week away with Regins, while Mrs Eva Howard and Mrs Dick Hixson join Mrs Emma Wilson and family in Bloomington for a few days. Local residents Ralph Hannan and Jedford vacation and daily baseball results show a Bloomfield defeat 24 to 5.
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Mary. McKim
Bloomfield
Isi Ed Herg
Regins
Esther Lucas
Emee Faye Tll
Eva Howard
Dick Hixson
Polis
Bill Tag Ehter
Spencer
Foggan
Plainville
Emma
A Wilson
Nn Wilson
Bloomington
Ralph Hannan
Jedford
Wallyman
Pecardy
Denks
Democratic platform tests New Deal unity and risk
The piece argues Huey Long's assassination altered 1930s party dynamics, suggesting a third party could have reshaped elections but would be unstable. It notes Roosevelt’s strategy to run a focused, middle road platform while fending off cautious inflation moves, and highlights divisions among labor and political camps. It reflects Philadelphia commentary on the Democratic convention and Coughlin era threats.
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Philadelphia
Huay B. Lote
Roosevelt
Louisiana
Francis B. Townsend
Charles Coughlin
Gerald " Grith
Teadhers
Senator Long
Huey
Mississippi
Georgia
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Maine
Michigan
Tree
Republicana
Hoosevelt
Alfred M.andon
Organized Labor
Oil supply warned will lag without coal fuel development
Washington reports U S Bureau of Mines geologist W A Selvig warns petroleum reserves may last only about 13 38 billion barrels. He cites declining new fields and urges developing liquid fuel from coal as oil use shifts to lower grade coal.
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Richard L. Harkness
United Press
Washington
U.P
W.A. Selvig
U. S
United States
Selvib
Selvig
Yteroy
Harald J. Tekea
Ageking
Indus
Supreme Court
Sekes
Pennsylvania Debatable Ground Shifts Between Parties
Fragmentary read of a political observation suggests Pennsylvania no longer a stronghold for either party. The text implies shifts in the political landscape, noting the state as potentially competitive territory in upcoming contests.
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Pennsylvania
Rhiladates Phia
Holiday crowds to visit state parks this weekend
State park officials expect record July Fourth attendance as a two day outing for Hoosiers. Virgil M. Simmons, commissioner of the Department of Conservation, said preparations are underway across parks. Past records show crowds of 59,000 in 1935 and about 47,000 in 1934 for the holiday week. Attendance this year is up over last year by more than 45 percent, barring bad weather, with many reservations and safety measures in place at parks such as Pokagon Pines Ross Lake Turkey Run Shakamak McCormick's Creek and Brown County.teen lifeguards supervise beaches and pools.
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State Park
Pokagon
Pines
Rass Lake
Turkey Run
Shakamak
McCormick's Creek
Brown County
Program Planned for Lin on Lodge No 660 Meeting
A special program is prepared for the stated meeting of Lin on Lodge No. 660 1. A. M. at 7 30 oclock Thursday night July 2. Worshipful Master Marion Allen urges all members to attend for an evening of entertainment and education value.
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Lin‘on Lodge
Worshintal
Marion Allen
London welcomes crime detector Dr. Alfred Adler
In London June 30 a German Austrian psychologist Dr. Alfred Adler, part of the famous Viennese trio, arrived to lecture on his belief that he can identify and cure criminal tendencies in individuals. He argues crime has been punished, not cured, and advocates a world effort to reform criminals.
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London
U.A
Alfred Alder
Freud
Jung and
Adler
Norge
Youth Problems to Be Discussed at Franklin College
Plans for a two week meeting at Franklin college beginning July 19 to consider problems confronting youth were announced by the Indiana Baptist Assembly. Several hundred Indiana Baptist young people will attend with faculty speakers including Rev. B. G. Field, Rev. A. J. Esperson, Mrs. Russell Smith, Miss Myrtle Huc leberry, H. T. Rafael, Dr. Robert H. Kent, Miss Pauline Ellis, Prof. G. A. Lehman, Dr. O. H. Sisso, Dr. Marshall A. Talley, Miss Myrtle Love, Rev. J. P. Wilbourn and Dr. William Gear Spencer.
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Franklin
Ind
U.P
Franklin College
Indiana Baptist Assembly
Indiana Baptist
BG. Field
Rochester
A. J. Esperson
Terre Haute
Russell Smith
Lebanon
Myrtle Hucleberry
Salem
Robert H. Kent
Pauline
Ellis
Bloomington
G. A.lehman
N. Y
O. H
Sisso
New York City
Marshall A. Talley
Indianapolis
Myrtle Love
Philadelphia
J.P. Wilbourn
William Gear Spencer
Child psychology plan to curb crime and train teachers
Dr. Alder advocates early intervention to prevent crime by identifying at risk children. He argues the state should train teachers as psychologists to spot youths likely to become criminals or alcoholics and intervene in childhood to redirect them before harmful needs grow.
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