Farmers back corn hog program for 1935 after poll
Nearly 500,000 farmers in 16 states favor continuing the agricultural adjustment administration corn hog program by a two to one margin. The poll totals show broad support for production controls. Kansas and Nebraska oppose continuation. Texas backs the program, highlighting continued farm benefit distributions in 1934.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Kansas
Nebraska
Indiana
Ichigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
Texas
Stone admits knowing girl alive before furnace drop
Mount Vernon, Oct 16. Lawrence Stone confessed to police that 5-year old Nancy Jean Costigan was alive when he threw her into an apartment furnace but said he did not realize the burner was in use. Chief Inspector Silverstein notes discrepancies in Stone’s account and seeks to determine if the child was attacked.
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Mount Vernon
N. Y
Lawrence Stone
Nancy Jean Costigan
Frank H.coyne
Stone
Michael I. Silverstein
Silverstein
State Briefs Show Local Party Endorsements Across NM
The Albuquerque convention of the New Mexico Common Labor Union endorsed candidates based on a labor questionnaire. Endorsements include Cutting for Senator, Miera for Congress, Tingley for Governor, Watson for Supreme Court, Ester Romero for Secretary of State, Cyus McCornick Jr. for Treasurer, Jose Garcia for Auditor, and Frank Patton for Attorney General. Other endorsements were not made.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
New Mexico Common Labor Union
Cutting
Hatch
Miera
Tingley
Supreme Court
Watson
Ester Romero
Cyus McCornick, Jr
Repulican
Jose Garcia
Frank Patton
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