Cotton Drive Gains Backing Across States
Columbia D C Sept 14 Supporters of South Carolina's effort to pressure the government for higher cotton prices move into action. Governors of Louisiana and Arkansas call mass meetings for Saturday to unite growers, following a meeting where 2000 farmers urged inflation and a 15 cent minimum per pound with the processing tax abolished.
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Parade in New York Celebrates NRA Supporters and Band Spectacle
A vast crowd lined Washington Square to Fifty seventh Street as a parade directed by the police commissioner unfolded. Bands from National Broadcasting and Rockefeller Center energized the procession while Miss Elsie Foard and sister drew smiles along the route. Police remained patient as spectators, including a dramatic exchange with a uniformed officer, watched floats and editors pass by. The event, noted for its buoyant mood and broad public turnout, aimed to boost NRA goodwill.
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Welch's Grape Juice Promises Fat Burn Aid Diet Card
An ad touts Welch's Grape Juice as part of a reducing diet. It claims added easily burnable sugar aids fat loss, promotes energy and a natural complexion, and urges readers to request free booklets and a “Keeping Your Weight Down” guide. It emphasizes certified pure pasteurized juice with no additives.
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Legion Leader Mulls Mussolini King Honor Move
New York Sept. 14 Colonel WB Easterwood of Dallas vice commander of the American Legion arrived from the Rex to defend his group’s decision to honor King Victor Emmanuel III of Italy and Premier Mussolini. He argued Mussolini aided 4000 American veterans in Italy and said that fact should make them eligible.
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Forum Letter Advocates Separation of Church and Politics
Private citizen argues ministers should not inject political views into preaching urging religious leaders focus on youth training. He contends temperance stems from upbringing, not endorsing the Eighteenth Amendment, and calls for homes and spiritual training to shape future citizens. Also promotes classified real estate ads.
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