New Dealers Brace for Shift in New Deal Policy Debates
Washington observers predict Roosevelt may dodge a constitutional amendment by relying on new Guffey coal law and AAA adjustments. They note Brandeis opposition, Hull Wallace clashes, and looming 1940 policy battles as Porto Rico seeks independence-like gains while sugar and tobacco interests push for market protection.
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William Jennings Bryan
America
Henry L. Stimson
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State Department
New York
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Stars and Studio Buzz From a New York Visit
A New York hairdresser recalls Mrs Clark Gable visiting in red fur and charm, while Clark’s New York trip fed divorce rumors. Fredric March’s rise earns praise. Burke Meredith’s Winterset hailed yet warned about one scene. Jessica Dragonette launches a coast to coast radio series. Mary Louise McCroskey wins $500 weekly for 215000 votes. Loretta Young buys Ramona costumes. Jack Oakie lands a new radio master of ceremonies role with guest professors. Talent scouts eye Ann Courtey. Gloria Swanson to act on stage. Barbara Stanwyck to dance in Banjo on My Knee. RCA sponsors Met broadcasts.
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New York
Clark Gable
Clark
Hollywood
Fredric March
Jack Oakie
Bob Burns
Bing Crosby
Honolulu
al Jolson
Eddie Cantor
Burns and Allen
Casino Montclair
Ann Courtey
Warner Brothers
Gloria Swanson
Irving Thalbere
Barbara Stanwyck
20Th Century Fox
Banjo
Metropolitan Opera Company
Radio Corporation of America
Western Newspaper Union
Cull Poultry Flocks To Meet High Feed Prices
Poultry expert Roy S. Dearstyne urges NC State College guidance to cull underperforming birds as feed costs rise. Emphasizes selecting only high producers, strengthening breeding, and placing vigorous healthy males with the right male to female ratio to sustain future flock quality.
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Roy S. Dearstyne
North Carolina State College
WNU
Control of Coccidiosis With Sulphur Treatment
Practical studies show sulphur mixed in poultry mash can control coccidiosis in chickens. Experiments by Dr. C. A. Herrick and C. E. Holmes at the University of Wisconsin indicate varying sulphur levels yield different control, with 10 percent sulphur weekly or daily 2–3 percent methods proving effective in broiler flocks.
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Agricultural Research Advisory Bureau
C. A. Herrick
C. E. Holmes
University of Wisconsin
Herrick and Holmes
B. F. Jarvis
Maryland
Delaware
Gizzardless Chickens Prove Feathered Gizzardless Birds Viable
Agriculture researchers tested gizzard removal on several chickens. gizzardless birds digested finely ground feed well but struggled with coarse feeds. A hen from 1934 and a rooster from 1933 remained productive, though the finding is of limited practical use. the note jokingly suggests removing vocal cords from some roosters instead.
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Department of Agriculture
Country Home Magazine
Substituting Cod Liver Oil for Green Feed in Poultry Feed
A North Carolina State College poultry expert says a good grade cod liver oil tested for potency and vitamin content can substitute for green feed. Add one pound or one pint per 100 pounds of mash, or feed with grain if preferred. Include cured alfalfa hay or lespedeza where possible.
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North Carolina State College
Imported Eggs Threaten Health As They Enter U S Markets
Millions of pounds of liquid eggs are shipped from China to the United States for bakery and candy production. The source notes poultry production there is obscure and claims imported eggs pose health risks since cooking does not kill all disease producing organisms, despite domestic poultrymen needing the market.
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Cordell Hull
Henry A. Wallace
Franklin D. Roosevelt
George N. Peek
Wallace
Blaine
Garfield
McKinley
United States
Hull
Cleveland
Peek
Mr. Roosevelt
China
Weight loss program varies fat and starch reduction
A physician outlines a staged diet to reduce weight with gradual cuts on fat foods by 10 percent first month, then fat and starch reductions in later months. Liquids and salt are cut by half early, followed by progressive starch reductions to boost weight loss and maintain energy. Also discussed is angina pectoris and its possible causes and onset triggers.
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C. H. Beach
Richmond
Journal of the American Medical Association
Western Newspaper Union
Pleasure Giving in 1937 A Guide to Kind Talk
A 1937 Bell Syndicate feature urges positive speaking to spread happiness and comfort. It contrasts kind words with destructive gossip and notes talking rightly can uplift children, friends, and communities, costing nothing yet offering immense good.
Simple square rug pattern 5699 from Sewing Circle
A pattern for a colorful modular rug using repeated squares that can form a rug or cushion. Includes instructions charts and stitch details with material notes. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept New York for pattern 5699 with name and address.
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Germantown
Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept
W. Fourteenth Street
New York
N. Y
Risotto a la Minonaise From Kitchen Memo
A simple Risotto a la Minonaise recipe instructs simmering butter onion green pepper and bouillon with rice mushrooms tomato ham salt paprika and Worcestershire sauce. After 30 minutes add grated Swiss and Parmesan then serve with tomato sauce.
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Wwnu
Indian land holdings rise by 2.1 million acres in 17 states
In the last three years Indian wealth has grown as land holdings increased by 2 1 million acres across 17 states. Cattle ownership among Indians has reached its highest level in twenty years, reflecting stronger assets and wealth.
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