Relief program talks and political upheaval across regions
Federal officials led a series of meetings in blighted states to promote a relief and control program for farmers and to seek policy guidance. In North Dakota officials discussed boosting livestock growth with government aid. Separate coverage notes a St. Louis meeting voting against the St Lawrence Seaway treaty unless Newfoundland and Anticosti Island are ceded. Recalls target Seattle mayor over strike actions, while international tension includes Franco’s stance and Britain pressuring for safe zones amid Spanish Civil War events.
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Morris L. Cooke
Great Plains
North Dakota
Cooke
Ation
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St. Lawrence
Dtowe
Newfoundlandia
Anticaste Island
United States
Great Britain
Britain
Newfoimdlend
St Laurence
Canada
Anticosta Island
Archer J. Weaver
Nebrasks
Missouri River Nigation Association
Sin che This Chanting World
A column by TRVIN S. COBB discusses social satire across American cities and culture. It notes poker withering to bridges, and a Be Good to Debutantes week. The piece humorously questions urban living, air quality, and public sentiment on saving fuel and cleanliness.
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OS Angeles
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Pittsburgh
New York
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Pullman
Trvin S. Cobb
WNU Service
Change in Roosevelt Washington
Observers note a shift in President Roosevelt attitude post election. He weighs advisers' proposals more carefully, signaling possible long term farm tenant program with Secretary Wallace to lead a January report. The piece argues need for federal government reorganization, pruning bureaucratic agencies, and coordination to restore efficiency and curb spending.
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Osepe EL Davies
Washington
Democratic Party
Tigus Weys
Lis
Roosevelt
Soviet Russia
Villiers C. Bally
Paris
Marjorie Post Hutton
Bis Post
Wisconsin
Wilson
Democraticational Committee
Russia
Italy
Philippines
United States Senate
New York
Davies
South Amerise
Moscow
Mr. Roosevelt
Wallace
Department of Agricultura
House
Senate
Congress
Cab Webby
Capitol Hill
Ehrlich Honored Abroad, Returns to Germany with Few Flags
Dr Paul Ehrlich, famed Jewish-German bacteriologist born 1854, died 1915, received over twenty honorary degrees and foreign decorations but only the Red Eagle third class from Germany. His career abroad contrasted with limited home honors.
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Germany
Paul Ehrlich
Order of the Red
Bell Rope and Anchor Bell Display for Dining Call
A wrought iron bell with an old anchor attached to a wood beam hangs for signaling dinner or tea. The arrangement showcases a decorative yet practical sound device in a home setting.
Simple Crochet Can Be Family Heirloom
A pattern 5658 offers two crochet motifs a basket and a floral square with full instructions. The guide promises easy learning. sending 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Cens. at 239 West Fourteenth St New York completes the order.
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Household Arts Cens
West Fourteenth St
New York
N. Y
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