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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1934

Page

7

Roosevelts sugar quotas stir Philippine and U S sugar interests

Roosevelt fijxed a Philippine quota exceeding half of the total potential production drawing fire from sugar producers in Hawaii Cuba and the mainland United States. Stimson earlier argued limits were fixed at 500 000 tons a year but experts note Philippine plantations could expand with better cane and more land. The piece traces independence debates and tariff aims alongside broader currency and gold market moves.

Washington United States Philippines Roosevelt Henry L. Stimson House Ways and Means Committee Stimson Philippine Louisiana Islands Northwest Woodrow Wilson Congress Manuel Quezon Hawaii Cuba House of Commons Warren New York

Thousands slain as Austrian Socialist revolt erupts in Vienna

Loyal troops press through four sectors of Vienna and several industrial cities in a brutal crackdown on a Socialist uprising. Government forces shell rioters, seize offices, and rout rebels including heavy losses at the Ottakring Workers' home. the Karl Marx apartment building is destroyed.

Vienna Linz Upper Austria Floridsdorf Garden City Vienna North Ottakring Schutzbund Karl Marx Europe Kurl Seitz Socialist Party Richard Schmitz

Long Lost Heiress Found After 25 Year Search

Mary Rebecca Eason, age forty two, is established in Oklahoma City in the will of D Au binge Eason. He died four years ago leaving the estate to his daughter whom he had not seen since the parents separated. Oklahoma City lawyer R B Wood traced the heir from Georgia to Long Island where she lay ill in a hospital.

Oklahoma City Okla D’aubinge Eason Long Island R. B. Wood Mary Rebecca Eason Eason Wood Georgia la Grange Woodhaven L. I

Roosevelt Greets New Japanese Envoy

President Roosevelt receives Hiroji Saito Japan's new ambassador in the White House. Saito speaks of friendship and mutual confidence between the nations. Roosevelt echoes peace goals for the Pacific and diplomatic goodwill.

Roosevelt Washington Hiroji Saito Japan United States White House Pacific

Farm Conditions May Improve in Coming Months

Topeka announces C. B. Merriam of the Reconstruction Finance Corp foresees a notable farm upturn in the next few months with lands and land products leading the recovery as conditions rebound.

Topeka, Kan C. B. Merriam Reconstruction Finance Corporation

Puppy Love Ends in Tragic Self Destruction in Houston

In Houston, Clyde Amick, 19, shot himself in his roadster after a romance with Miss Lavada Butler, 20, who told police she warned him that their affair was only puppy love. The youth died, and Butler recollects she urged him to stop taking the relationship so seriously.

Houston Texas Clyde Amick Lavada Butler

Linden Bank Robbed in Columbus for Five Thousand Eight Hundred

Columbus Ohio state police report the Linden branch of the Ohio National Bank was robbed by four men who fled with 5800 dollars. Investigators seek tips to identify the suspects and recover the misappropriated funds.

Columbus Ohio Linden Ohio National Bank

Tattoo Time Reveals Barracks Etiquette

An army officer guides a young guest through the barracks when a bugle signals the tattoo. She questions the routine as he explains it marks a scheduled military parade and ceremony, prompting her amused realization about the term and its connection to soldiers.

Tom

Lady and Johnnie Trade Blame Over Sick Mother

The dialogue centers on a mother who fell ill, with Lady claiming she was well yesterday and Johnnie insisting the illness is caused by Lady. Tension arises as Ma’s complaint about a pain in the neck frames the quarrel between Lady and Johnnie.

Johnnie

TIME'S ADVANTAGE: Air time shifts gears for drivers

Time's Advantage highlights how modern motor travel minimizes engine trouble and fuel concerns, presenting a seamless driving experience with improved reliability and efficiency. It frames time savings as a key benefit for motorists, implying dependable performance without frequent stops.

The Sage Speaks On Advice Before Marriage

A wise old man counsels a groom to be clean at home and kind to all, but warns against praising the clever neighbor woman. The remark appears as a humorous aside in London Tit-Bits.

London

Helen's Twentieth Birthday Party Question

Tony asks about Helen's party and Henry corrects the year. The exchange centers on Helen's twentieth birthday and whether Henry attended last year.

Tony Helen Henry Pathfinder

Science of fingerprints shortens life claims

Quote from Vart Hem on modern science. The line suggests fingerprints as a mismanaged operation shortening life by a year. Publication context not provided.

Stockholm

What Does Your Son Expect To Be

A Labor man notes that given his long hours, the son seems naturally suited to become a milkman. The remark reflects work ethic and societal views on vocation.

Fifty Fifty Quip From Hummel in Hamburg

A brief exchange from Hamburg features Hummel remarking that one has no hair to comb yet admits more face to wash. The humorous contrast highlights a playful banter about grooming and appearance.

Hummel Hamburg

Compliment sparks awkward exchange in Chelsea Record

A brief, humorous exchange is described where a hostess is told she is eating nothing, followed by a quip from her boyfriend calling her a pet and saying looking at her takes his appetite away, as reported by the Chelsea Record.

Chelsea

Freddie and Brother Finish Duet at Home

In a casual exchange the speaker asks Freddie where his brother is and Freddie replies he is inside the house playing a duet. The conversation ends with the speaker noting they finished their part first.

Freddie

Watchful Clubdub Clock and Calendar Watch

Stenag notes a dialogue where Hamfatt confirms attention to both clock and calendar. The exchange centers on timekeeping and schedule awareness within a watchful club context.

Hamfatt

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