President Urges Laws For Relief In Final Congress Push
President Hoover appeals to Congress for a broad reconstruction program and eight pending measures in the closing days of the session. He calls for expanded Reconstruction Finance Corporation relief funds, end to domestic allotment farm relief, Glass banking bill support, federal leasing of marginal lands, St Lawrence treaty ratification, home loan discount expansion, and power to impose arms embargoes for peace.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Roosevelt
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Arthur M. Hyde
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
Roosevelt cabinet lineup unofficially announced
Washington lists the Roosevelt administration slate with Cordell Hull as State secretary James A Farley heading the Post Office and Frances Perkins named to Labor alongside William H. Woodin at Treasury George Dern at War Harold Ickes Interior Claude Swanson Navy Thomas Walsh Justice and Henry Wallace Agriculture.
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Treasury
Wiliam H. Woodin
Pennsylvania
New York
George H. Dern
Utah
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
James A. Farley
NAVY
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
Harold Ickes
Illinois
Henry A. Wallace
Iowa
Daniel C. Roper
South Carolina
Frances Perkins
U. S. Sets Crop Cut Rules For Farm Loans
Washington reports new Agriculture Department rules require farmers with crop production loans to cut cash crop acreage by 80 percent. The policy caps loans at 300 dollars per borrower with 100 dollars for those in arrears on two or more loans. Loans total 90.6 million dollars from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. notes are due October 31. Borrowers must plant a home garden and feed crops.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Hyde
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Train and Auto Collision Kills 3 in New Hampshire
John Dana of Boston and two youths died when their car collided with a train at a private crossing near Winkisquam New Hampshire. Victims include William Robinson, son of Dr. Richard Robinson, and Joseph Kabackis from Lacenia.
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Winkisquam
N. H
John Dana
Boston
William Robinson
Richard Robinson
Joseph Kabackis
Young Bride Slays Husband in Wichita Quarrel
Police report Mrs. Faye Martin twenty a four month bride confessed to shooting and killing her husband Thomas R M Martin thirty two after finding him with another woman in a restaurant.
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Wichita
Kan
Faye Martin
Thomas R. M. Martin
Martin
Daladier Plea for Army Cuts Rejected by Senate
The senate refused in principle the government's request for a large reduction in military expenditures despite Premier Edouard Daladier's plea.
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Paris
Edouard Daladier
Senate
Milkmen Strike Violence Prompt Measures Across Wisconsin
Milwaukee and several counties prepared to arrest rioters in the Wisconsin Co operative Milk Pool strike over a price of 1.40 a hundred pounds. Authorities moved in after picket disruptions at Outagamie sites and milk disruptions, with deputies escorting shipments and a state mobilization of about 500 troops discussed. A Madison meeting voted a truce until May 1 and ordered withdrawal of pickets.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Co-operative Milk Pool
Waukesha County
Outagamie
Waupaca
Brown
Walworth
Shawano
Dodge
Winnebago
Fond du Lac
Dardoy
Little Chicago
Dantas
Martin Verhagen
Appleton
Waukesha
Madison
Relief measure passes with 300 million loan plan
The senate approved the La Follette Costigan unemployment relief bill by 53 to 16. It dedicates 300 million dollars from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for state loans to relieve relief problems and allows the RFC to back loans to states and municipalities for construction projects if in the public interest.
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Washington
Glass
Virginia
Senate
la Follette-Costigan
Wagner
New York
Chinese Japanese Clash in Jehol Province Major Battle
Reports from General Tung Fu-ling say Japanese forces from Manchuria attacked Jehol, clashing with Chinese near Chaoyang. About 300 Chinese and 300 Japanese were killed as roughly 4,000 Japanese troops conducted a snowbound assault after heavy air bombardment.
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Jehol
Peiping
China
Manchuria
Nanjing
Tung Fu-ling
Chaoyang
Ailing War Veteran Ends Life at Glendale Police Station
Dwight R. Brooks a 38 year old World War veteran undergoing treatment at Sawtelle National Soldiers hospital drove to the Glendale police station and shot himself to death in front of the station. He left a widow and two children and had recently become despondent.
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Los Angeles
Dwight R. Brooks
Sawtelle National Soldiers’ Hospital
Glendale
Calif
Farm Profits from 44 Acre Sale in Effingham Township
Albert Schoenhoff of Teutopolis reports a $440 profit from buying a 44 acre farm in Jackson township Effingham county. He purchased the property six weeks ago and has just resold it for a gain.
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Effingham, Ill
Jackson Township
Effingham County
Albert Schoenhoff
Teutopolis
Schoenhoff
Scratch Fatal to Athlete in Van Nuys Game
James E. Garner Jr., fourteen, died from blood poisoning diagnosed as resulting from a scratch by a wire during a school basketball game in Van Nuys California. Physicians attributed the cause to the injury sustained on the court.
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van Nuys
Calif
James E. Garner, Jr
Nebraska Farm Prices Seen Steady Through March
The Nebraska college of agriculture monthly report foresees seasonal firmness in hog prices and weak to steady fed cattle prices. Butter and egg prices may rise slightly after a stormy week, with steady ramifications for corn and wheat. Storage holdings drop, and egg supplies dwindle, while poultry prices stay steady or rise slightly depending on weather.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Harold Hedges
New York
Hedges
Nebraska cattle lead livestock gains amid overall declines
Nebraska's livestock total fell 7.7 percent year over year with value down to 120.64 million dollars from 146.37 million. Cattle rose 7 percent to 3.358 million head, totaling 62.726 million in value as hogs, sheep, and horses also shifted, while overall market receipts declined across cattle hogs and sheep.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Federal
Division of Agricultural Statistics
Farmers rush for government seedlings across Nebraska
Lincoln area reports thousands of applications from farmers in every county for government seedling and transplant trees. Extension forester Clayton Watkins says the spring tree planting program draws unprecedented interest for windbreaks and woodlot plantings, with deadline several weeks away.
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Lincoln—Nebraska
Clayton Watkins
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Watkins
Farmland Loans Approved and 4-H Enrollment Grows in Nebraska
The Omaha office of the Federal Agricultural Corporation approved 15 million dollars in loans to farmers and stock raisers with about 8.5 million paid out. Nebraska 4-H enrollment surpassed 4100 this year, a potential new record, following 15000 youths last year. Baby beef clubs remain popular as 1273 members enroll amid cash-outlay for feed.
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Omaha
Federal Regional Agricultural Corporation
C. C. Kuning
Nebraska
10 ton boulder dedication marks Blair stagecoach site
A 10 ton boulder will be dedicated at Blair to mark the original Omaha to Decatur stagecoach trail station and Blair’s first schoolhouse. Daughters of the American Revolution host the program with Mrs. Edgar H. Wescott of Plattsmouth to deliver the principal address. Guests include Mrs. James Stapleton of Blair, widow of an early stage driver, and local students.
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Omaha
Decatur
Blair
Daughters of the American Revolution
Edgar H. Wescott
Plattsmouth
James Stapleton
Lambs in Northern Colorado Arkansas Valley and Scottsbluff sections
The February 11 report shows 1,330,000 lambs left in feed lots across Northern Colorado Arkansas Valley and Scottsbluff, down from 1,555,000 a year ago. Northern Colorado held 770,000 head, Arkansas Valley 275,000, and Scottsbluff 285,000, with weekly and year totals noted.
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Colorado
Arkansas Valley
Scottsbluff
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Nebraska Weather Summary for 1932 From State Station
The 1932 Nebraska year was warmer than the 55 year normal with an average state temperature of 49.2 degrees, 0.4 above normal. Total precipitation reached 20.98 inches, 2.54 inches below normal, with only January June and August wetter than average. Temperatures ranged from 114 degrees to 32 below zero and snowfall averaged 31.8 inches, unchanged from the prior year.
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Nebraska
Governmentment
Horses Hold Value Better Than Other Crops in 1933 Outlook
The United States Department of Agriculture reports horse prices fell less than other crops since 1929, signaling a shortage. The 1933 outlook warns mule and horse numbers may decline for several years, with price drops from 1919 to 1932 totaling 27 for horses and 34 for mules.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Alfalfa Milling Plant Sought for Cozad City
Representatives from the Denver Alfalfa Milling Products Co led by R. F. Cooper and H. W. Zwink of Lamar Colo visited Cozad for weeks evaluating a site for an alfalfa mill. A Union Pacific right of way site one and a half miles east of Cozad is under negotiation. If secured, construction could begin within 30 days.
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Denver Alfalfa Milling Products Co
Cozad
R. F. Cooper
H. W. Zwink
Lamar
Colo
Union Pacific
Zangara Receives 80 Year Prison Term in Roosevelt Attack
Miami judge handed Joseph Zangara four counts of attempted murder sentencing him to 20 years on each charge. He pleaded guilty and expressed defiance as deputies led him away. Roosevelt later praised the Miami woman who restrained the gunman and thanked well wishers worldwide.
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Miami
Fla
Joseph Zangera
Roosevelt
Margaret Kruis
Newark
N. J
Russell Caldwell
Coconut Grove
William Sinnott
New York
FE. C. C. Mins
Zangara
Cermak
Italy
United States
Wled Roosevelt
W. F. Cross
Iowa coal miners reject proposed wage reduction
Des Moines reports Iowa miners represented by the United Mine Workers of Iowa rejected by a two to one margin a wage scale cut worth 1.10 dollars per day and 28 cents per ton on tonnage rates. The expired current agreement ends April 1 and the dispute goes back to the joint wage scale committee of miners and operators for a new deal.
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Des Moines
Iowa
United Mine Workers of Iowa
Iowa Coal Operators’ Association
Detroit Banks Reopen Under State Restrictions
Michigan banks in Detroit resume limited operations after Gov. Comstock’s emergency closing. Banks await clarification of the second proclamation detailing restricted business rules and opening guidelines.
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Detroit
Michigan
William A. Comstock
Comstock
Patrick McGovern Dies New York Subway Contractor
Patrick McGovern, an Irish immigrant who began with a pick and shovel and rose to receive New York City's largest subway contract, died suddenly at his Great Neck Long Island home from a cerebral hemorrhage.
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New York
Patrick McGovern
New York City
Great Neck
L. I
Spanish Steamer Pena Castillo Founders Near Luarca
A Dijon dispatch to Lloyds reports the Spanish steamer Pena Castillo foundered near Luarca with the loss of all but one crew member, who was saved.
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London
Lloyd’s
Dijon
Spain
Luarca
Autoist's Body Recovered in St. Joseph River
The body of Jacob L. Colip was recovered from the St. Joseph river at Niles Michigan after a Christmas Eve auto accident. Colip was last seen driving off a street and disappearing.
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Niles
Mich
Jacob L. Colip
St. Joseph
American Duchess Dies in Paris
The Dowager Duchesse de la Rochefoucauld aged sixty seven, daughter of the late Senator Mitchell of Oregon, has died in Paris.
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Paris
Duchesse de la Rochefoucauld
Senator Mitchell
Oregon
UND president Kane resigns in North Dakota
University of North Dakota announces the resignation of President Thomas F. Kane. Kane steps down from leadership at the institution in Bismarck North Dakota, marking the end of his tenure.
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Bismarck
N. D
Thomas F. Kane
University of North Dakota
Kidnappers Sentenced in East St. Louis Case
Edgar Mendenhall and Caughn Holman of East St. Louis pled guilty to kidnapping and robbery in Circuit Court. They were sentenced to one year to life in the penitentiary.
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Carlyle, Jil
Edgar Mendenhall
Caughn Holman
East St. Louis
Gunman Is Killed Boston
Michael Santaniello East Boston provisions store owner killed one robber and seriously wounded another during a robbery attempt. The shootout ended with the gunman dead and the surviving assailant wounded, police said.
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Boston
Michael Santaniello
Servants and satire in Howe’s reflections 1933
By ED HOWE OST, the text surveys social dependence on helpers, from servants to lawyers, and questions fame and literature. It contrasts farming realities with urban needs, laments aging authors, praises Shakespeare yet condemns imitators, and proposes a quicker legal remedy through a judge’s mediation.
Mother's Qualities Cited In Child Rearing Insight
A remark praising mothers who raise several children notes their authority and understanding of psychological problems, suggesting robust insight from experience without specific events or names.
End Coughs and Colds With Creomulsion Remedy
A newspaper ad promotes Creomulsion as a two action medicine that soothes inflamed membranes and stops germ growth for persistent coughs colds bronchial asthma bronchitis and other respiratory illnesses. It claims creosote is a major healing agent and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved with proper use.
They All Know A Pretty Woman Insight
A cryptic quote on beauty and perception notes that a woman’s prettiness increases when she remains unaware of being observed. The line reflects social commentary on vanity and awareness in opinion.
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