Maryland Politics Turn on Lydings and Tax Talk
Maryland senator Millard Lydings shifts away from controversy with Ickes, shaping 1936 electoral vibes as Maryland trends Democratic in off years. Borah and Hoover arcs frame Republican hopes while tax focus rises after Roosevelt tax message. Washington observers note Lydings’ stance, early 1938 reelection wait, and conservative Maryland deters New Deal support.
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Sydings
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Radcliffe
Joseph I. France
David J. Lewis
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McKinley
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Roosevelt
Virginia
Carter Glass
Henry F. Byrd
Senate
William E. Borah
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Borah
Herbert Hoover
Heads Canadian New Deal Move
Hon H H Stevens, former Canadian minister of trade and commerce, leads a new initiative linked to a Canadian New Deal plan. The move signals policy focus on economic reform and national development.
Uniontown Farmer Jacob Miko Allegedly Chained Three Children
Jacob Miko a 51 year old farmer near Uniontown Pennsylvania faces alleged attack involving his three young daughters. Local authorities report the incident as a possible family violence case with investigations underway. No other details are confirmed in the readable text.
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Jacob Miko
Uniontown
Nebraska Farm Census Shows Growth In Farms And Land Value
Preliminary census counts show Nebraska with 133,616 farms covering 46,644,221 acres and land and buildings valued at 1.56 billion dollars, up from 129,458 farms and 44.7 million acres in 1930. The Platte River’s flood edge has receded to a trickle with open channels at Kearney and forecasted dry spells unless rains return. stream flows near North Platte and Overton fell to 466 and 444 second feet respectively.
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Bureau of the Census
Platte
Kearney
Wyoming Line
North Platte
Overton
Allocation sought for Fort Robinson upgrades and nine state project list
The War Department filed for an allocation of 9,385,329 dollars covering 30 projects across nine states including Crawford Nebraska. At Fort Robinson Nebraska the plan includes new buildings and major improvements with totals such as 331,400 for additions to stables 4,000 for personnel garages 13,200 for barracks rehabilitation 81,800 for quarters and structures 25,400 for utilities 35,000 for grounds and tracks 172,000 for grounds improvements and 37,009 for additional reconstruction. Stable facilities for stallions 12,000 and for colts 25,000 are also listed.
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War Department
Crawford
Neb
Fort Robinson
Nebraska soil sent to Poland for independence anniversary
A Nebraska historian sent a box of earth from the Abraham Lincoln statue site to F. Piskorski in Chicago. He chairs a Polish alliance group asking Gov. Cochran to add soil from Nebraska to a mound with soil from all states for a Cracow ceremony honoring Marshal Joseph Pilsudski. The act ties Lincoln’s liberty ideals to Poland’s postwar memory.
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Poland
A. E. Sheldon
State Historical Society
F. Piskorski
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Capitol
Piskorski
Greater
Marshal Joseph Pilsudski
Sheldon
Nebraska Sugar Beet Farmers to Receive $2 Million in 1934-35 Payments
H. G. Gould, acting director of the AAA in Nebraska, says about $2,000,000 will reach Nebraska cooperators within 60 days as Washington announces final 1934 and first 1935 payments. The 1934 payment to 2,800 Nebraska growers totals 75 cents per ton, while 1935 starts at 80 cents. About 2,000 of the 2,800 live in Scotts Bluff and Morrill counties, with the remaining 800 in several other counties including Garden Devel Keith Lincoln Dawson Buffalo and Hall.
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H. G. Gould
AAA
Nebraska
Washington
Gould
Scotts Bluff
Morrill
Garden
Devel
Keith
Lincoln
Dawson
Buffalo
Hall
Nebraska winter wheat prospects highest in five years
Agricultural statistician A. E. Anderson reports Nebraska's winter wheat potential at about 40.46 million bushels from 2.38 million acres with a 17 bushel per acre average. He cites heat and black stem rust as main losses and notes potential yields could reach 58 million if June to July conditions improve, though premature ripening and hail reduced yields.
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Nebraska
A. E. Anderson
Anderson
County Seeks Tree Growing Promotion in Adams County
State forester E. G. Maxwell presented two projects to County Superintendent Mrs. Lottie Cunningham and Agricultural Agent W. E. Huff. One aims at planting and caring for trees on rural school grounds, the other at creating up to five demonstrational crop shelter belts in the county. Maxwell secured assurance of cooperation.
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Adams County
E. G. Maxwell
Lottie Cunningham
W. E. Huff
Maxwell
Housewife's Idea Box To Polish Your Automobile
A household tip suggests keeping a car clean inside and out extends service life. Weekly wax or shoe polish on enameled parts followed by a dry soft cloth polish is recommended to maintain shine.
Postum Free Week’s Supply Ad Encourages Requests
The Postum Company offers a full week’s supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it. The advertisement invites readers to request the sample in this paper.
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Postum
Postum Company
Brutal Truth Dear Old Home Draws Longing Visits
A reflective column notes that the beloved hometown remains an essential anchor to return to every few years when nostalgia rises. The piece underscores the enduring pull of familiar streets and memories, framing the home as a steady reference point in life.
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