Plebiscite Upsets Saar Future Amid Nazi Rise
German victory in the Saar plebiscite returns the region to Germany by a landslide with 477119 votes for Germany 2124 for France and 46613 for league status. Nazi influence grows as Jews flee and unrest flares while international authorities count ballots and project post vote repercussions.
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Ermany
Saar
Commission
Germany
France
League of Nations
Luxembourg
Palestine
Reich
League
Wartburg Palace
Geoffrey Knox
Austria
Italy
RFC Lifespan Extension Considered by Congress
Lawmakers discuss extending the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for two more years. The RFC’s loan authority reportedly would last beyond January 21 with a possible provision letting the President dissolve the RFC by declaring an end to the emergency after one year. The plan may also extend loan maturities if security values hold.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
REC
League of Nations at Geneva faces fifteenth birthday issues
Five major disputes reach the League of Nations as it convenes in Geneva for its fifteenth birthday. The Saar plebiscite dominates attention, with Iraq Persia border tensions and Italy Ethiopia clashes ongoing. Greece Albania minority rights and Bolivia Paraguay in the Chaco Boreal also loom.
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League of Nations
Geneva
Saar
League
Iraq
Persia
Italy
Ethiopia
Albania
Chaco Boreal
Bolivia
Paraguay
Assembly
Farm loan gains and aviation feats dominate mixed press
A federal report shows corn belt farmers benefiting from 45 cent loans with 82 million dollars in gains and only half a million unpaid. Amelia Earhart Putnam completes a solo 2400 mile flight Honolulu to Oakland, first by a woman. The Lindbergh baby kidnapping trial continues with circumstantial evidence and handwriting tests strengthening the state case against Bruno Hauptmann.
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Lim
Amelia
Earhart Putnam
Oakland
Honolulu
Miss Putnam
Los Angeles
Washington
Miss Earhart
Atlantic
United States
Geographic Society
Bruno Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Amandus Hochmuth
Hauptmann
Lindbergh Lane
John Perrone
Bronx
Jassie
John Condon
Bruno
EB. J.’ Reilly
Arthur Johnson
New York
Europe
Igadore Fisch
Tie. Se
Germany
Legal settlement over sinking of I m Alone and arbitration results
The article reports an arbitration panel led by Willis Van Devahter and Sir Ly man Poore ordering compensation of 50 0000 to the Canadian government and 25 606.50 to the I'm Alone crew and their families for the Gulf of Mexico sinking. It also notes the American Liberty League platform opposing New Deal policies and summaries upcoming monetary law arguments led by Attorney General Homer S. Cummings. It closes with Mary Pickford obtaining a divorce from Douglas Fairbanks in Los Angeles after a decade of marriage.
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Cassadra
Gamada Aces
United Sta
Gulf of Mexico
Willis van Devahter
United States Supreme Court
Lyman Poore , Duff
Canada
United States
Great Britain
Leon Maiiguy
St. Pierre
Miquelon
Coast Guard
American Liberty League
League
White House
Congress
AVING
NIRA
Supreme Court
Homer
Cummings
Washington
Ary Pickford
Ben Lindsey
Los Angeles
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary
Doug
Lindsey
Elizabeth’ Lewis
Amelia Earhart flight dominates world news and public debate
A Brisbane weekly column weighs Amelia Earhart's eighteen hour Pacific flight from Hawaii to California and contrasts it with calls for defense and policy. It questions war threats against Japan and critiques U S pensions, tobacco subsidies, and liquor taxes while noting the Hauptmann trial captivates the public.
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Japan
United States
Washington
Europe
Asia
Amelia Earhart
Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
Pacific Coast
California
Fishermen Rescued by Airplane Guides to Shore
Ninety Russian mariners stranded on a Caspian ice floe were saved when a low flying airplane dropped parachutes with food tobacco and alcohol. The craft led their boats to the nearest shore, ending ten days of peril.
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Caspian Sea
Wright Brothers
Earhart interaction noted by reporter in dim setting
Reporter seated beside Amelia Earhart recalls a brief exchange in which she asks what Earhart does. Earhart replies she flies a little and writes a little, hinting at forthcoming writings after the encounter.
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Amelia Earhart
Roosevelt faces need for clear plan on work relief program
A Washington columnist argues for a definite outline of Roosevelt's work relief policy as the four billion dollar appropriation looms. He notes Congress may rubber stamp funding while demanding specifics on use, and warns business leaders fear inflation and economic chaos without a clear plan. He cites airline subsidies and oil production control as ongoing federal actions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Tvs
Halls of Congress
Congress
House
Senate
Byrnes
South Carolina
Representative Snell
New York
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Poultry Outlook and Good Rations
Poultrymen eggs total about two billion yearly. A tested ration from the Illinois College of Agriculture uses mash and grain mix. Mash blends corn wheat middlings meat scrap wheat bran dried milk soybean meal alfalfa leaf meal and salt with cod liver oil in winter. Grain mix combines corn wheat oats. feed 12 to 14 pounds per 100 birds twice daily. Oyster shell grit and green feed are free. Cheaper rations may save money but risk reduced egg production. substitute must cost less yet perform well.
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Catena of Illinois College of Agric
Kinds of Lighting for Use in Poultry Houses
Lighting options for poultry houses include electric lights, kerosene, gasoline, gas, or acetylene. FE M Funk of the Missouri College of Agriculture notes 10 or 15 watt electric lights work well. Place lights about six feet high and ensure roosts and feeders are illuminated. A 30 by 30 foot house needs two lights about 15 feet apart and 10 feet from the front. smaller houses use two lights 10 feet apart for 20 by 20 feet.
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FE. M. Funk
Missouri College of Agriculture
Milk Substitutes in Laying Mash Advised by NC State
North Carolina State college recommends substituting dried milk products with skim milk or buttermilk in laying mash. Three quarts replace the dried milk products, fish meal, and meat meal, while four and a half gallons replace them if those ingredients are omitted. Regular, ample feeding is essential for success and substitution should not be attempted without reliable milk supply.
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North Carolina State College
Poultry Feeding Tips for Laying Hens and Chickens
Poultry matters emphasize vitamin D for laying hens and chicks. Keep clean straw litter and clean hosts in the house year round. Breeders note crosses yield bigger dressed poultry earlier. Milk or buttermilk can substitute meat scraps in feed. A hen needs about half a pound of feed per egg.
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