Supreme Court Denies Naturalization for War Objectors
Justice Sutherland leads a ruling that a foreign applicant for U S citizenship must vow to bear arms in war without reservations. Douglas C Macintosh and Marie Averill Bland, both Canadians with wartime service in France, were denied naturalization. Chief Justice Hughes dissented. Other week’s actions included GE patent reversal and FTC advertising limits. Hoover hosts Rapidan camp to trim federal costs while pledging no job cuts.
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United States Supreme Court
Douglas C. MacIntosh
Yale Divinity School
Macintosh
Marie Averill Bland
France
Howard Sutherland
Rosika Schwimmer
Congress
Sutherland
Hughes
Holmes
Brandeis
Stone
Executive Department
Memorial to Titanic heroes raised on Potomac banks
The memorial honoring Titanic heroes was unveiled on the Potomac banks in Washington in a ceremony attended by President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover. Secretary of State Stimson presided as the statue, funded by more than 20,000 American women, was unveiled.
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Valley Forge
Pennsylvania
George Washington
Union League Club of
Philadelphia
Harry Payne Whitney
Banks of the
Potomac
Washington
State Stimson
Controversies across nations spark political tension and military plans
Reports detail US style building material specifications amid a limestone controversy while European monarchies face royal exile. In Japan reforms cut 25 000 army jobs to fund a better equipped force, and Spain grapples with martial law and Catalan autonomy amid upheaval. China’s Chiang Kai-shek denounces Communist rebellions as forces move toward Canton.
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Army of
Japan
Jiro Minami
Hanji Kanaya
Nobuyoshi Muto
Russia
Crime Commission Urges Uniform Theft Laws Nationwide
J Weston Allen chairs a report urging states to pass uniform laws regulating theft information ownership records and registration to curb auto theft and use by criminals. It also backs a bill to criminalize interstate or foreign transport of stolen property, which passed the House but not the Senate. Haviss seeks to appeal from bribery conviction. Albert Ball asks Supreme Court to reverse an appellate ruling on indictment and evidence.
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Hrough
J. Weston Allen
National Crime Commission
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Haviss
Albert Ball
Secretary of the Interior
Supreme Court of the United States
District Court of Appeals
Western Newspaper Union
Profitable Turkey Raising Expands in Eastern States
Ira J. Hollar of the New York state college of agriculture notes eastern states gain from new methods and market proximity. confinement can profitably replace wide range. Pennsylvania up 25 percent in 1929 and 8 percent in 1930, New York using Jeffers partial confinement. many tips available by request from Ithaca mailing room.
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Ira J. Hollar
New York State College of Agriculture
Middle West
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State College
New York State
Jeffers
College of Agriculture
Ithaca
New York
Housing Early Pullets Boosts Egg Production
Prof Willard C Thompson of the New Jersey station offers practical guidance on introducing early-hatched pullets into laying houses. He recommends moving them promptly to new quarters when combs redden, regrouping birds to four square feet per pullet, cleaning and disinfecting pens, and feeding regular laying rations as they enter winter quarters.
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Willard C. Thompson
New Jersey
Art of Caponizing Is Profitable Operation
Poultry raisers should study caponizing as a profitable skill. Capons fetch good prices and stay in demand. The method is easy to learn and can pay off for a poultry man. Practice losses are recoverable by selling carcasses or home use. Proper tools are available at poultry supply stores.
Poultry Tips for Summer Egg Quality and Flock Health
Guidance on eliminating male birds to raise pure bred layers, using potatoes cautiously, ensuring ventilation, separating cockerels from pallets at eight to ten weeks, and culling to improve egg production. notes US and Canada egg consumption and roosting and ration practices for chickens.
Range hogs key spreaders of hog cholera says USDA
Dr. T P White of the USDA reports that range hogs in the South help perpetuate hog cholera by roaming freely and feeding in remote areas. He warns carcasses and infected meat can spread disease to home herds, dogs, and buzzards, with immunization as the main safeguard.
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United States Department of Agriculture
WNU
South
T. P. White
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Missouri
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
White
Bureau of Animal Industry
Doctor White
Lead Poisoning Risk in Farm Livestock and Humans
Lead poisoning affects both animals and people with livestock drawn to paint and discarded containers. Prevent access to paint and cleaned brushes and keep animals away from freshly painted surfaces until dry to avoid poisoning.
Costs Of Keeping A Horse In Ohio Falls Under Study
Ohio State University economists examine 70 farms in Greene, Medina and Putnam counties to estimate annual horse care costs. The report cites feed needs totaling 22 bushels of corn 27 bushels of oats 4 pounds of oilmeal and bran 8700 pounds of hay and 1700 pounds of corn stover worth 72 dollars plus about 90 hours of labor annually valued at 22.50 dollars.
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Ohio
Greene
Medina
Putnam
Ohio State University
Live Stock Reminders and Feeding Guidelines
The notice compares value by animal size and sex with large horses valued higher. It notes lambs castration and docking improve marketability, cites 8,000,000 more lambs consumed in 1980 versus 1929, and anticipates better prices in 1931. Feeding tips include Timothy hay with bran linseed oil cake and silage for ewes, and starting piglets on grain at 4 to 8 weeks for economic pork.
Slow Progress Elsie
Clara struggles with money as Madge explains she won’t inherit until age thirty and must not admit it. The dialogue hints at family financial strain and delayed fortunes.
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Elsie
Clara
Madge
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