Monroe doctrine revised in Roosevelts Pan American plan
In Buenos Aires President Roosevelts Pan American approach shifts away from the Monroe doctrine. The essay argues Wilsons idealistic peace plans failed due to European rulers self interest. It urges replacing old bossed relations with a western hemisphere alliance to avert European entanglements and potential European wars.
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Western Hemisphere
Wilson Roosevelt
Buenos Aires
United States
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilon
South America
Nebraska Faces Winter With Cut Relief and Higher Needs
Nebraska officials warn federal relief cuts hit hard as the WPA reduces aid by 50 percent and shifts workers to other programs. D. F. Felton says by December 15 Nebraska WPA will have 15,000 on regular rolls and 4,000 drouth clients, with 25,000 statewide needing help after January 1 and 5,000 others in desperate cases.
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Felton
Irl D. Tolen
Thomas County
Sandhills
Sidney
Douglas County
Lancaster County
Lincoln board buys bonds and approves district refunding
The state board of educational lands and funds purchased 175000 worth of 234 per cent government bonds yielding 2.58 per cent interest with an option in 1956 and due in 1959. They voted to refund 55000 of Short Line Irrigation district bonds and granted a mineral lease to Guy and Ira B. Cope of Chappell. Five Vaughn school land leases in Cherry county were ordered forfeited if delinquent interest is not paid by December 5.
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State Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Lincoln County
Guy
Ira B. Cope
Chappell
Copes
A. J. Vaughn
Cherry County
Vaughn
University of Nebraska seeks higher operating funds and levy
The University of Nebraska asked Gov Cochran for a 1937 39 budget boost including an operating appropriation rise of 876 420 to 4 282 100 and a new two tenths mill levy for 10 years for buildings. They projected non tax receipts of 2 000 000 and federal allotments of 1 032 822, citing rising enrollments and higher costs as needs.
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University of Nebraska
R. L. Cochran
University Regents
University General Fund
Capitol Tower Threatens Flying. Secretary Seeks Lights
Lincoln secretary Charles Doyle of the State Aeronautics Commission says he is pursuing flood lighting for the Nebraska Capitol tower after a near tragedy last winter. He recounts a giant airliner skimming through low clouds and narrowly missing the building at the intersection of radio beams from York and Omaha.
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Capitol Tower
Lincoln
Charles Doyle
State Aeronautics Commission
Nebraska Capitol Tower
York
Omaha
Doyle
Lincoln officials weigh gasoline tax use and regional co operation
State Engineer Robert T. Malone warned against diverting gasoline tax revenues from highways noting a recent social security tax earmark might be justified only as an emergency. Nebraska agricultural groups plan the Organized Agriculture meeting January 4 to 7 in Lincoln with speakers from Iowa State and the Weather Bureau. Toll of Chicago discussed a proposed regional group for Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri with Tilley Smith Wright Nuquist and Dunn in attendance.
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Lincoln
Lancaster County Democratic Club
Nebraska Agricultural College
J. B. Kincer
Washington
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Nebraska Crop Growers
C. Y. Cannon
Iowa State College
Henry W. Toll
Chicago
Council of State Governments
Nebraska Commission On Interstate Co
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Toll
A. C. Tilley
Nebraska Commission
W. H. Smith
W. H. Wright
Maud E. Nuquist
Lester L. Dunn
Nebraska farmers face mass exits if credit dries up
L A White, state resettlement administration director, warned that eight thousand Nebraska farmers could quit farming if government credit ends. He cited 1 575 to be forced from the farm due to liquidation and bank liquidations, 1 403 foreclosures, and 5 151 unable to obtain credit, underscoring the need to continue the resettlement loan program.
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L. A. White
State Resettlement Administration
Nebraska
White
Cal A. Ward
Fossil bed purchase funds serpen t skeleton for Hastings college museum
Professor W J Kent announced the purchase of a fossil bed in northern Minnesota enabling the display of a 40 foot mosasaurus tyrannus sea serpent skeleton at Hastings college museum. The 640 acre claim lies 100 miles north of Duluth with 150 acres meadow and remaining rocky second growth timber. The petrified bones were taken from shale last summer under Kent’s supervision.
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Minnesota
Hastings College Museum
W. J. Kent
Kent
Duluth
College
When John Saw Jesus Again in Revelation One
An outline of Revelation 1 4 18 focusing on Jesus eternity glory victory love redemption fellowship and return The lesson urges believers to live pure lives and to serve faithfully until Christ comes preface to the seven church messages in chapters 2 and 3
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Jerusalem
Jesus Christ
Asia
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Christ
Hell
The Power of Life River Metaphor by Beecher
A Beecher quotation compares a life’s purpose to a river growing from mountain risings to a plains current. It insists that small diversions do not alter the main course toward the sea, as a dam or tides test resolve and unity with other streams strengthening the flow.
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Amazon
Orinoco
Henry Ward Beecher
The Ideal Life and the Oneness With the Infinite
A contemplative piece discusses the ideal life as a path to realizing personal oneness with the infinite and aiding others to discover theirs. It frames fulfillment as inner harmony and altruistic action guiding daily living.
Best Pork From Conditioned Hogs for Farm Butchering
Guidance on selecting hogs for farm slaughter emphasizes a weight range of 200 to 250 pounds, balanced fat and lean, and even finishing. Thin or extremely fat hogs yield poorer meat, while slightly older animals offer better flavor and keeping qualities.
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Pr Sal
Caas Calas Wnu
Prevention of Horns on Young Calves Explained
County agent offers method to prevent horns in calves aged three to five days. Clip hair from horn area to expose horn buttons. Use caustic soda or potash on the buttons, dry between applications, and keep calf away from moisture to prevent caustic flow.
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Pacific Rural Press
Alfalfa Use in Pig Rations Draws Mixed View
A Montreal Herald writer notes alfalfa can supply minerals and vitamins in sow rations but growing pigs cannot digest dry roughage well enough for it to be a reliable nutrient source. Brood sows may benefit from bulkier rations due to their size without rapid growth.
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Montreal Herald
Oats Best For Calves But Barley Helps Mixes
The Montreal Herald notes oats are generally preferable to barley for growing calves if only one grain can be used. If both are available, use a mixture with oats making up at least 4 percent. Adding barley increases feeding value, and barley should not be sole grain if another grain can be included.
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Montreal Herald
Weeds in alfalfa hit California growers hard
Farm notes report annual losses of about 1.2 million dollars from alfalfa weeds in California. The digest discusses hogs yielding more edible meat, rat control methods, feeding values of ground wheat vs corn, and cooperative marketing by 2.4 million farmers through 8,400 associations. It also covers cow feed economics, culling, and drying dairy cows before calving to improve lifetime milk and fat yield.
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