Controversy Over O Connor and Morgenthau Power Plays
The piece surveys a looming battle in Washington over whether Comptroller J F T O Connor will accept a $20 000 role at the Federal Reserve Bank in San Francisco. It weighs the political stakes for Morgenthau a potential shift in control of the banking system and the possible consequences for the independence of the Federal Reserve System. It also touches on gold and silver policy inflation plans under Roosevelt and broader international currency devaluations, including Japan Britain and Europe, with notes on diplomatic figures Hanihara and Saburi and the impact on American exports.
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Washington
J. F. T. O'Connor
Federal Reserve Bank
San Francisco
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O'Connor
Morgenthau
Reserve Board
Comptroller’s Office
Capitol Hill
Independent Reserve Board
China
Roosevelt
Italy
France
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
Britain
Japan
Hanihara
Richard V. Julahan
New York Times
Samuel G. Blythe
Culahan
Saturday Evening Post
Sadao Saburi
Foreign Office
Congress
Europe
South America
London
Forgotten Sires in Dairy Breeding Highlighted by W W Yapp
W W Yapp argues the dairy industry overlooks a large pool of young bulls whose unknown breeding will shape future dairy yields. He notes that only a small fraction become proved sires while many valuable progenitors are ignored, urging evaluation of bull and dam records, siblings, and physical traits to select future productive breeders.
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W. W. Yapp
University of Ilinois
WNU
Balancing Corn Stover in Winter Rations
Hoard's Dairyman notes corn stover loses 24 percent dry matter when stored but only 10 percent during ensiling. Shredding may aid intake, molasses-water mix can improve palatability, and a high protein grain with minerals like bone meal or oyster shell balances the feed. Digestible crude protein is 2.1 percent with 46.1 percent total digestible nutrients.
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Hoard
Dairyman
Congress Funds Creosote Barriers Against Chinch Bugs
Congress appropriated one million dollars to halt chinch bug damage in the corn belt. Creosote barriers stretched 80 000 miles to stop the crawling first generation, but the flying second generation could still advance. Experts say the spending saved about four million dollars in corn value.
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Congress
Corn
Hops for Fertilizer Improve Soil Humus Content
The Montreal Herald notes hops from a brewery and any vegetative growth including weeds can introduce humus to soil. Manure and fall-time digging improve soil openness, aiding moisture retention in clay loam. Applications up to 50 tons per acre are possible.
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Montreal Herald
Farm Charter Spain passes laws to regulate wheat trade
Germany fixes grain prices slightly above 1933 levels. The cereals are a major US crop. About 100000 farmers grow sugar beets producing 10000000 tons annually. At current corn use, one year's crop could feed US for 470 years. Since seven Growths, corn production rose 49 percent. acreage up 7 percent and yield 39 percent.
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United States
Phosphorus and Calcium in Diets for Strong Bones
Nutrition guidance on phosphorus and calcium balance for bone strength, especially in children and nursing mothers. Discusses food sources rich in minerals, effects of imbalances or vitamin D deficiency, and risks like rickets. Includes recipes for milk based dessert and navy bean soup.
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Tropics
New York
Postum Free Week’s Supply Offer Inside the Paper
The Postum Company offers a full week’s supply of healthful Postum free to anyone who writes for it, as stated in an in paper advertisement.
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Postum Company
Ady
Geneva
Battle Creek
Mich
Wonlu
Tales Of Execution And Public Sympathy In 18th Century
A narrator recalls 18th century public executions once held for popular audiences. A French youth who tried to kill a king in 1757 was to be torn apart by horses. A spectator woman pitied the horses for their grim task, expressing sympathy for the animals.
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Metropolitan Grand Opera
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Jack
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