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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1935

Page

2

Baffling French Murder Solved by Hoofshoe Clue

France faced a baffling case where three friends were stabbed near a border town. The scene showed only horse hoof prints in soggy ground. A female killer, masked by a friendly talk and hiding sandals with horseshoes under a cloak, was later found.

France Collier’s Weekly

Tugwell rebuked by Roosevelt over budget balance claim

The article reports President Roosevelt's sharp rebuke of R G Tugwell after Tugwell claimed the administration could meet humanitarian demands and still balance the 1938 budget. Roosevelt warned against wild forecasts and outlined ongoing budget study with no final figures yet. It also notes WPA PWA goals, November grants, and the state-by-state spending plans as of November.

R.2xFord G. Tugwell Brain Trust Los Angeles Roosevelt Tugwell

Corn-Hog Referendum Backed by Farmers in 33 States

EW DEALERS report a major victory for corn hog producers as early returns show a wide majority favoring continued crop adjustment for another year. Ches ter Davis AAA administrator praised the trend and suggested a new voluntary contract for corn and hogs. President Roosevelt planned to formalize AAA as a permanent agency, with Davis noting a 25 to 30 percent hog production increase planned for next year. Wal lace announced a 45 cent a bushel corn loan for the 1935 crop under CCC backing.

Chester ©. Davis AAA Washington Davis Roosevelt Wallace Paar Commodity Credit Corporation Bortonera

Nations sanction policy tested by U S response

United States official replies to League of Nations sanctions on Italy and Ethiopia emphasize independence under the neutrality act. President Roosevelt guides stance while Hull cautions against policy details. Public urged to avoid trade that could prolong war and energize profits. Earthquake tremors cause casualties from Helena to Calgary.

League of Nations Italy United States Hull League Roosevelt Hugh Wilson Berne Roosevelt Hag Ethiopia Congress

Supreme court to rule on Guffey coal act legality

The District of Columbia Supreme Court granted Carter Coal a temporary injunction halting enforcement while a bond of 1500 dollars a day was posted to protect stockholders from potential penalties. The case will go to the U S Supreme Court for a final decision, per lawyers. The article notes other political and international turmoil and a wave of disasters across 1930s America.

Supreme Court Jesse Adkins District of Columbia Supreme Court Carter Coal Company Adkins District Supreme Court Supreme ‘Court

Illinois Brevities Roundup of Local Deaths and Awards

Levi Nixon postmaster of Oak Hill dies at 82 and Roy Grantman of Stewardson killed in auto accident. Mrs Christina Gandy dies at 95 in Assumption. Civil war veteran James Carter dies near Beecher City. Burn injuries claim Mrs Henry Becker in Marine. Frank Schrefer identified in Bushnell train tragedy. Former Gov Joseph Fifer marks 95th birthday. Douglas county farmer George Christman wins corn husking title. Herschel Blazer elected Illinois Press Association president. Dr Daniel Irion, Elmhurst College founder emeritus, dies at 80. Chicago broker Thomas Roberts found dead, ruled self inflicted. Banks report partial depositor repayments expected. WPA projects approved. Mount Pulaski courthouse deed to state for Abraham Lincoln shrine finalized. Fernekes, Joliet escapee, dies by poison in custody. Universalist church elects Dr Walter Macpherson president. Illinois General Assembly meets in special session on social security and related topics.

Levi Nixon Oak Hill Roy Grantman Stewardson Christina Gandy Assumption Frank James Carter Shelby County Beecher City Henry Becker Marine Bushnell Frank Schrefer East Moline Joseph W. Fifer Bloomington George Christman Douglas County Herschel J. Blazer Aledo Illinois Press Association Champaign W. A. Jolley Roadhouse Daniel Irion Elmhurst College Paul N. Crusius Elmhurst Thomas T. Roberts Chicago Hiawatha Woods Deerfield Lake County Perry McLaughlin Roberts Edward J. Barrett Elmwood Park Equitable Trust and Savings First State of Barrington State of Steger Fullerton Division State Robert J. Dunham Works Progress Ilinois General McCarl Trhois Dads’ Association of the University of Minots Urbana A. W. Shipton Journal Springfield W. W. Cutter Peoria Edwin Draper Ef, W. Schacht Albert Triebel A. R. Knight P. L. Smithers Wilmette Charles Galbreath Tuscola Mount Pulaski Minois Charles Schmitz Henry J Fernekes Walter H. Macpherson Joliet

Opportunity Favors Those Ready to Seize It

The quote reflects a belief that opportunity comes to those prepared to act, highlighting the idea that readiness distinguishes capable individuals from others when chances arise. It emphasizes self assessment and decisiveness in pursuing favorable outcomes.

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