Farm relief aided by Smith Lever act and new support
Editorial argues federal aid may come via a farm relief bill, noting the Smith Lever act's impact since 1914 in funding extension work and 510,355 youth in farm clubs. It foresees graduates entering agriculture as a business, with Midwest manufacturers backing farm relief to stabilize national prosperity. Paul Beich of Illinois backs farmer aid, echoing Senator Borah that farm relief is imperative.
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Department of Agriculture
F. Beich
Bloomington
Ill
Illinois Manufacturing Association
Beich
Borah
U. S. Postal Service
NLW
John L. Duvall
Indianapolis
Duvall
Supreme Court
G. McAdoo
Edwin T. Meredith
Town
Grieu Chance
Deanami
Meredith
Jon D. Baker
Ohio
Secre of War
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Joe T. Robinson
Arkansas
Cordell Hult
Tennessee
Daniel C. Roper
Texas
Smith
James Reed
Missouri
Alb Ritchie
Maryland
Beware of “normal weight” tables says Dr Williams
A New York doctor warns that standard weight charts mislead about aging bodies. He argues men should weigh less at fifty than at twenty five, claiming extra fat shortens life and hinders performance. He cites historic figures as examples of lean living and advocates eating half of current intake.
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Leonard Williams
New York
Champions Differ Credit In Iowa Farmhand Husked 28 Bushels
A farmhand in Iowa won a corn husking contest, husking over 28 bushels in eighty minutes and beating the next competitor by more than two. In Euraka Kas Joe Loebel led mail distribution with a 99.8 score from 100 and handled 502 pounds of mail with one minor error due to bad writing.
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Iowa
Eureka
Kas
Joe Loebel
Coming Farm Relief This Winter
Senator Borah of Idaho says farm relief must pass at the coming Congress session. He voiced this after talks with informed people from Chicago to the Pacific coast, aligning with agricultural leaders’ view since the Haugen McNary failure.
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Congress
Borah
Idaho
Chicago
Pacific Coast
White Man Plans Bridge at Grand Canyon Site
A controversial piece argues white men propose a Grand Canyon bridge at the north end costing 200000 dollars, with Navajo and Osage tribes to pay half, while oil wealth and misused funds surface in a broad critique of land, oil profits, and perceived exploitation. It also notes Prohibition tax uses, fluctuating farm economics, and thrift humor amid various bygone topics.
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Grand Canyon
Sam
Tunney Wins Title In Chicago Fight And Paris Honor Parade
News review recalls Gene Tunney's ten round decision over Jack Dempsey in Chicago with large crowds and $2.8 million receipts. It also covers the Paris Legion convention parade, Pershing and Foch dignitaries, Verdun commemorations, and debates on national air defense.
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Chicago
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Tunney
Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Xenia
Greece
William B. Leeds
Leeds
New York
Re Eree
David Barry
Jack
United States
Legion
France
Pershing
Savage
Marshal Foch
Place de la Concorde
Paris
the Invalides
Doumergue
General Pershing
Douaumont
Verdun
Marshal Petain
Douanumont Ossuary
William Mitchell
Air Department
Organization of National Aeronautics
Department of National Defense
Edward FE. Spafford
Spafford
Navy Academy
Navy
Roy A Young to Succeed Crissinger as Fed Reserve Governor
President appoints Roy A Young formerly Minneapolis Fed for eight years to succeed Crissinger. Senate confirmation awaited and Edmund Platt continues interim duties as vice governor. Selection seen as victory for opposed to ar miseeee peeten of the board.
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Aniel R. Crissinger
Federal Reserve Board
Roy A. Young
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Senate
Young
Edmund Platt
Armiseee Peeten
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