Roosevelts plan to spend on land reform and irrigation
Washington Oct 23 official figures show more than 1.25 billion will be spent over two years under President Roosevelts program. About 800,000,000 will go to reduce surpluses and buy excess crops for feeding the needy while roughly 300,000,000 covers irrigation reclamation research and farmer efficiency. The aim is to turn poor farmland into pasture or similar productive use.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevel
Raosestlt
Osteopathy marvel of modern science explodes myths
A series on Osteopathy portrays it as a recognized, regulated school of healing with four year college standards. It claims doctors are licensed in all states and cites remarkable cures to illustrate its impact on overall health.
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Anzac
Skeyhill
Chaigs
Gallipoli
Jeter
Magle
Denf
Philadelphia
Dieecle
Boston
Devreyra
Ceres
Litvinoff plans incognito to Washington for talks with Roosevelt
Moscow reports Foreign Office says Maxim Litvinoff will travel to the United States without revealing his role or arrival details. In Washington, officials anticipate U.S. recognition and discuss credit terms for a large Soviet purchase program, including machinery, rail equipment, cotton, livestock, and textiles.
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Moscow
Maxim Litvinoff
Washington
Roosevelt
America
Foreign Office
Eitvinoff
Russia
Universal Sersize
Tae
Dolversa
Gervace
United States
Moskow
Government plan aims to reduce surpluses through crop cuts
The article outlines how the Tugwell led program would reduce cotton, wheat, hog, corn, and tobacco outputs, replacing unfarmable marginal lands with new soil, and shifting funds to soil reclamation, irrigation, and farm aid. It details projected two year costs, including billions in subsidies, purchases of surpluses, and federal support for extension work and colleges.
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Viber
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Public Works Administration
Agriculture Department
Interior Department
Fubile Works Administration
Alate Agriculturnal Colleges
Fertorn Farm Macerch
Esperis
Weather Summary for U S Cities and Tourist Spots
A weather overview lists conditions from San Antonio to Dallas as partly cloudy with variable winds, and from San Antonio to Brownsville as partly cloudy with light to moderate easterly to northeasterly winds. The page shows city temperatures such as Houston clear 38, Amarillo 42, Chicago cloudy 45, Los Angeles clear 71, and Denver cloudy 54, with a November edition promotion for The Light's free paper at Pigely-Wiggly stores.
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Sheyenne
Wyo
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Chicaeo
U. Coudy
del Rio
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Cole
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Galverton
Choudy
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Mont ‘Clay
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Cali
SA Toulwelle
Montgomery
Ala
Pain
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Arislear
Port Artin
Ter
Tucson
Washington
Ginny
Willian
Winnnipeg
Canada
Ask Lorth
Public Works plan seeks 275 million for coastal defense bases
Washington reports Rep Wilcox proposes a national defense drive using 11 air bases at a total cost of 275 million. The Miami Chapman field base would cost 11.6 million and employ about 3000 workers for seven months. The plan aims to defend the eastern coast and Gulf of Mexico while potentially creating a separate national defense department.
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Miami
Public Works Board
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Pell
Wilcox
War Department
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Plot to Break Prison Is Foiled
FRANKFORT Ky Oct 23 The attempted escape from the Frankfort reformatory cost two convicts their lives and was reportedly known in advance by Warden Elmer Neatherage Six other prisoners were on the plot but six changed their minds last moment Sidney Floyd Alien 31 and Jake Atartin 27 both serving two years for the Covington slaying Myroh Smith. they were shot fatally wounded
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Frankfort Reformatory
Elmer Neatherage
Sidney Floyd Alien
Jake Atartin
Myroh Smith
Covington
Insull Decision Set for Tuesday
Athens reports a Greek court of appeals delaying its decision on the United States extradition request for Samuel Insull until Tuesday after a Sunday session held by defense attorneys. The case centers on Insull's health and the implications of the demand.
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Athens
Samuel Inculi
Greek Court of Appeals
United States
Insull
Daladier Forcing Budget Vote Amid Cabinet Crisis
Daladier presses for an immediate vote in the Chamber of Deputies on his plan to balance the budget as cabinet life hangs in the balance. Allies report turmoil, with uncertainty about the cabinet’s fall, and warnings that foreign speculation endangers the franc after large bank withdrawals.
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Bank of France
Attempt to Burn Austrian Hangars at Salzburg Airport
An early morning fire attack aimed at the hangars at Salzburg airport, where pollen planes guarding the border are kept, was likely incendiary in origin and probably started by Nazis. Police noted the blaze.
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Vienna
Salzburg
Poslet
Prohibition Division Forms New Investigation Unit
Walter R Brown returned to Washington from a national chiefs conference to lead a new unit within the prohibition division. The group will pursue large crimes without immediate raids, aiming to build cases before action, and may be absorbed by the internal revenue division after repeal.
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Réckrta
Division of
Prohibition Department
Jocks
Federal Officers Go to Del Rio in Court Session
Federal officers arrived in Del Rio for a fall session of court. The United States district attorney's office, including District Attorney W. B. Smith Jr, attended the proceedings after the federal building was without legal advice.
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Federal
United States District Attorney's Office
W. B. Smith Jr
del Rio
Quezon Declares Philippine Independence Act Dead
In Manila on October 24 4 percent, Manuel Quezon asserts the Philippine independence act is dead and buried during a heated senate debate. A one ton GMC panel delivery is advertised for sale at 125 dollars in the light classifieds.
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Bays
Manila
F. I
Manuel Quezon
Sher Islands
Senate
GA Host to Martinelli Opens City Musical Season
Metropolitan Opera tenor Martinelli will open the season with a concert at the Municipal Auditorium Tuesday night. He arrived Monday after a reception breakfast with a city committee. Miss Helen Johnson greeted him at Windam Field after the Valley Good Will Flight, and the visit included city tours. Martinelli plans several engagements and rest day on Tuesday between rehearsals. Also noted, a security alert about stolen blank money order forms from Moosshorn post office prompts postmasters to watch for fraudulent orders.
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San Antonio
Sovapal Martinelli
Metropolitan Opera
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Emneat Broggh
Jacob Rubinle
Joe Curtotte
Blox Cytalea
Joe Barberi
Lute Paletta
Alfonso Riad
Demilo Yuse
Frank P. Chiadu
Joe Bonner
Martinelli
Southwestern Texas Music Fasceration
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W. G. Higgina
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Cansole
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