Federal spending cannot swing all primaries in elections
Carter Field notes the strength of slave political machines in primaries surprises observers and argues federal spending cannot guarantee victory in every election.
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1938
Page
6
Carter Field notes the strength of slave political machines in primaries surprises observers and argues federal spending cannot guarantee victory in every election.
Strong state political machines sway primaries across Illinois Iowa Tennessee and Kentucky shaping Senate bids and party balance. The piece cites Be r d Byrd Chandler Barkley Harksey McKellar and Roosevelt era politics while noting the TVA probe and the looming 1940 convention amid budget pressures and tax fears.
Paris report on Andre Cartier a sea going gardener aboard the Normandie balancing plants amid shifting sea conditions. He notes flowers and plants are temperamental like passengers and require careful watering as ocean moisture and temperatures change. His aim to maintain year round seasons is challenged by sea life.
The children's bureau of the department of labor says a market basket is the best way to carry a small baby on long trips. It is more comfortable for the baby than the mother's arms and more convenient for the mother. The basket should be deep enough to prevent rolling out and include two thin pillows as a mattress.
In Jerseyville Illinois a large collie dog is credited with unusual intelligence during a fire that destroyed barns and farm property valued at 35 000. The dog entered a burning building and guided two sows and several small pigs to safety at the edge of a bend nearby.
Since mid 1937 the United States has faced labor troubles as business stringency grows. While most strikes were peaceful, modern actions increasingly accompany rioting injuring bystanders and participants. This article lists several notable American headlines of the year.
The Green Meadows and Green Forest buzz as Lotte Joe Otter’s tale of Farmer Brown’s boy fleeing Buster Bear spreads. Peter Rabbit and many others celebrate a hero hailed for scaring the boy, though Blacks the Crow and Reddy Fox doubt. Most fear Buster yet fear Farmer Brown’s boy more.
Forest creatures debate the truth of Buster Bear’s deeds after a rumor spreads. Palmer Brown’s boy fears the bear, while friends plan a gathering at the Hig Hickory Tree to confirm the tale and show gratitude.
Betty Wells offers practical twin bed layouts for tight rooms. She suggests placing beds along a long wall or against facing walls to free center space. When two walls aren’t opposite, create a corner niche with shelves for books and a small headboard shelf to simulate bedside tables.
Brooklyn reports a seaside scene as about one million people descend on Coney Island to swim, stroll the boardwalk, and enjoy amusements. The hot day draws outdoor lovers seeking sand and a dip, a common sight in warm weather.
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