Maine voters swing to Democrat Brann for governor
Maine election results show Louis J. Brann, Lewiston mayor, winning the governorship by a small margin as Democrats gain in Congress, with long time Republican control shifting in a national mood favoring Franklin D. Roosevelt. The report covers reactions from Hoover aides, Democratic leaders, and ongoing primaries across states.
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Reat
Maine
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Mairie
Louis J. Brann
Lewiston
Burleigh Martin
Edward ©. Moran, Jr
Rockland
John G. Utterback
Reform
Bangor
Carroll L. Beedy
Everett Sanders
Curtis
Farley
Michigan
Wilber M. Brucker
Walcott
Person
W. A. Comstock
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Porter Dale
Vermont
E. D. Smith
South Carolina
Cole Blease
Louisiana
John 4
Overton
Huey Long
Broussard
Disarmament talks stall as Germany rules out further sessions
SWAS forecast a week ago Germany opposes more disarmament talks and France rejects equal armament demand though with conciliatory tone. Von Papen says German delegates will skip future sessions as the conference reconvenes. Stalin’s power questioned while Voroshilov may direct Soviet policy. Ankouko recognized by Japan as a nation. Chile faces a near revolution with Col. Benitez demanding Davila's resignation.
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SWAS
France
United States
von Papen
Rom Riga
Josef Stalin
Soviet
Russia
Communist Party
M. L Kaganovich
Klem B. Voroshilov
Voroshilov
Stalin
Moscow
America
Japan
Siberia
Chile
Arturo Benitez
Carlos Davila
Washington
Santiago
Davila
Further Proof of Value of Culling in Dairying
Oswego county master farmer W. Hubbard reports his herd’s average milk output rising from 7000 to 11000 pounds per cow over six years through selective culling based on dairy record club tests. Using individual cow records, he retains top performers and sells poorer producers with no replacements purchased. The dairy record club, used by about 700 New York dairymen, charges by samples sent to a central lab for testing and record summary.
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W. ©. Hubbard
Oswego County
C. G. Bradt
New York State College of Agriculture
Hubbard
Mr. Hubbard
New York State
Bradt
Moses Goes to Live With God In Death Lessons
A religious study outlines Moses as a faithful leader debarred from the Promised Land, viewing Canaan from Nebo, dying in vigor, and buried by God. It honors his role as chief prophet, lawgiver, and conductor of Israel for forty years, with emphasis on fidelity and divine grace.
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Moses
God
Canaan
Meribah
Vision
Mount Pisgah
Nebo
Christ
Jerusalem
Israel
Farmers seek federal aid plan in Sioux City meeting
Nine midwestern state representatives outlined a program to aid farmers including tariff revisions, currency expansion, Reorganization Finance Corp loans, a mortgage moratorium, and crop surplus control. Farmers on strike welcomed it as picketing eased in Iowa while the Hutchinson family survived a Greenland crash and were cared for in Angmagssalik after their planned Denmark blocked flight.
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Sioux City
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Iowa
George R. Hutchinson
Greenland
Europe
Angmagsali
Talbot
Hutchinsons
Iceland
Insull Utilities insolvent. Rockefellers fund Williamsburg project
Insolvent Insull Utility Investments reports assets of 27.47 million against 254 million in liabilities to Judge Lindley in Chicago. Of 148 million invested by 51,678 people, a 78.47 million deficit remains, wiping out debenture holders with a 20 million shortfall still. Separately, John D. Rockefeller Jr. funds Williamsburg restoration. Raleigh tavern rebuilt at 200k of his 5 million gift. nearby Colonial Capitol nearing completion as of 1932.
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Insull Utility Investments, Inc
Lindley
Chicago
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Williamsburg
Raleigh Tavern
Rockefeller
Duke of Gloucester Street
Western Newspaper Union
PITHY PICK-UPS
A reflective line of maxims on character and manners contrasts compassion with morals. It notes gossip as a faulty habit and suggests practical wisdom in social behavior.
Points Good Dairyman Keeps Always in Mind
A farm article by H. T. Sondergaard in Hoard's Dairyman outlines sanitary dairy practices. It emphasizes clean barns, washed udders, sanitary pails and strainers, and separation hygiene. It notes cooling milk and cream in tank water, with year round milk housing as key.
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H. T. Sondergaard
Hoard’s Dairyman
Dairying Tips on Replacements and Calf Rearing
Hoard's Dairyman recommends using well bred home grown replacements to maintain herd size. Calf training hinges on proper feeding and patience, avoiding dirty pails, and not overfeeding in early weeks. At about three weeks, gradually switch from whole milk to skim milk or powdered skim milk with water.
Holstein Cow Breaks 30,000-Pound Milk Record in New Jersey
Producer Speckled Legis a seven-year-old Holstein cow owned by Essex County hospital Cedar Grove New Jersey completed a yearly record of 30,297.6 pounds of milk and 1,044.2 pounds of fat per Holstein-Friesian Association of America. She is the first Jersey cow to exceed 30,000 pounds and ranks third in butterfat yield for the breed in the state.
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Essex County Hospital
Cedar Grove
N. J
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
New Jersey
Dairy Facts and Pasture Tips For Cows
Six Iowa cows are among top record producers per the Holstein-Friesian Association. Fresh cream must be cooled before mixing with cold skim milk. Weed flavors in milk can be avoided with good pasture. Penn State dairy specialists urge not turning cows to pasture until grass starts well. L M Smith of Wake County NC cut grain by 200 pounds daily by grazing a limed fertilized pasture planted last fall.
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Iowa
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Penn State
L. M. Smith
Wake County
North Carolina
California Fig Syrup touted for child stomach relief
A Los Angeles mother praises California Fig Syrup for her son Leroy Young's constipation and biliousness, saying the remedy improved his health and appetite. The ad claims the product, a trusted vegetable cure used for over 50 years, helps regulate stomach and bowels and is widely used with four million bottles annually.
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Leroy Young
Georgia St
Los Angeles
Leroy
California
Price of Responsibility Sage Quote From Chinatown Sage
Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown laments that a man with no cares ends up feeling used for lack of entrusted responsibility. The Washington Star quote frames duty and accountability in a concise urban wisdom note.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Porcupine punctures tire near Titusville car
Porky disables auto after Merle Ellison of Titusville Pennsylvania parked close to a porcupine. Quills pierced the tire for a third of its circumference and penetrated the tube.
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Porky
Merle Ellison
Titusville
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