Washington observers say Roosevelt faces intensified scrutiny
The article notes rising bluntness from Washington correspondents toward President Roosevelt as he tours flood and drought areas and states, while Republicans see a chance to capitalize. It also covers soil erosion politics and Hoover’s delayed but eventual endorsement of Landon, framing a charged campaign climate.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Landon
Pennsylvania
New England
Drouth
Middle Western Plains
Mr. Roosevelt
Metropolitan
Congress
Central West
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
The Shame of Poverty in 19th Century Thought
An essay argues poverty is largely imagined in society, except when actual hunger and deprivation exist. It critiques the social fixation on being perceived as poor and links poverty shame to contemporary fashions and norms shaping national attitudes.
State banks receiverships update under Luikart and Saunders
A state checkup shows 156 banks left to liquidate under E. H. Luikart in the judicial division and 78 under Ben N. Saunders in the administrative division. Since April 1 the judicial division closed 34 receiverships while the administrative division closed four.
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E. H. Luikart
Ben N. Saunders
Federal grant aids Crescent Lake improvement in Nebraska
A grant of 42 830 dollars to improve Crescent lake in Nebraska was announced in Bismark North Dakota. The amount is part of 545 060 dollars allotted for duck water projects across Dakota territories Wisconsin eastern Wyoming and Michigan. The federal biological survey begins work immediately with relief workers handling the spade work.
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Crescent Lake
Nebraska
Bismark
N. C
Federal
Dakotas
Montana
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Michigan
State bids show broad rise in food prices for institutions
The state board of control reports a general upswing in prices on quarterly supplies. Corn products lead in increases while some canned fruits drop due to seasonal clearance. Of 133 items tracked, 43 showed no rise, the rest higher than three months earlier.
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State Board of Control
Nebraska Retail Market Size In 1933 Commerce Dept Report
Nebraska shows a $274.6 million retail market in 1933, constituting about 10.97 percent of the national total with per capita purchases at $199, just under the national average. Wholesale sales reach $408.5 million for the year.
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Nebraska
Commerce Department
Bureau
PWA Approves Four Nebraska Projects for 45 Percent Grants
Washington PWA approves four Nebraska projects for federal grants totaling 45 percent of costs. Grants include Lincoln sewage plant improvements 46000 dollars Ashland flood control 21825 dollars Columbus storm sewer extension 33591 dollars and Kearney swimming pool and park works 21600 dollars.
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Public Works Administration
Washington
Nebraska
John Latenser, Jr
PWA
Lancaster County Sanitary District
Lincoln
Ashland
Columbus
Neb
Kearney
Nebraska feeder pigs sent to North Carolina for fattening
Ten thousand Nebraska feeder pigs, weighing 40 to 70 pounds, were sold to North Carolina farmers for feeding to 200 to 225 pounds. H. W. Taylor of NC bought the hogs for his state with help from Wm. J. Loeffel and W. W. Derrick of Nebraska, and the Nebraska Farm Bureau. Pigs cost 7.00 to 7.50 dollars each and were shipped from markets including Grand Island Columbus and Rockville.
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Nebraska
North Carolina
H. W. Taylor
North Carolina College of Agriculture
Wm. J. Loeffel
W. W. Derrick
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Taylor
Grand Island
Columbus
Loup City
Rockville
Nebraska AAA payments exceed four point nine million dollars
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration said payments still due Nebraska farmers under the old crop reduction program total more than 4.9 million dollars. The bulk 3.904 million goes to corn hog and 997 thousand to wheat. checks are mailed daily.
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the Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Nebraska
Knox County Bridge Plan Approved for Missouri River Crossing
Acting Secretary of War Harry H. Woodring approved plans by Knox County Nebraska supervisors to build a bridge across the Missouri River near Niobrara. The project aims to connect local communities and improve regional transportation infrastructure.
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Harry H. Woodring
Board of Supervisors
Knox County Center
Neb
Missouri River
Niobrara
Pacific coast air militia idea gains support across states
The piece argues for a Pacific coast air defense by California Oregon and Washington with a hundred flying machines and young fliers to deter potential attacks. It admires Noguchi for eradicating yellow fever and suggests a shift from battleships to aerial defense. It notes land value rises and cites birth control discussions as affecting reform.
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Pacific States
New York
Abraham Lincoln
New York City
California
Oregon
Washington
Vancouver
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Seattle
Sam
Wrap Around Apron Frock Pattern Ad
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1961 B offers a wrap around apron frock with a wide ruff collar three bright buttons and short puff sleeves. Includes a large pocket and adjustable belt in sizes 32 through 46. Pattern costs 15 cents plus request for Fall Pattern Book and mail to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago Illinois.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Adams St
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Foreign Words and Phrases Overview
A compact list of foreign terms with English equivalents. Includes Cela sante aux yeux self evident Id genus omne Jacta est alea En regie Fides Punica Gasconnade Hacienda Adscriptus giebee Bagatelle Danser sur un volcan with concise meanings and origins.
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Gasconnade
Bagatelle
Household tips from The Housewife column
A roundup of practical advice on cooking and housekeeping. Tips cover lemon and vegetable prep, jellies, broccoli cooking, care of japanned items, cleaning garden furniture, insect nests in furniture, floor refinishing, shellac and waxing, and steaming vegetables for nutrient retention.
Fourth Degree Police Method Reported From South America
After a bank raid in Santa Cruz that killed two Scotsmen, police arrested two suspects. They coerced a confession by subjecting Emile Lajus to a dangerous plane ride with loops dives and stunts, during which he cracked and revealed where about $31,500 of the loot was hidden or recovered.
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America
South America
Santa Cruz
Emile Lajus
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