World News Roundup From The Week Erupts In Global Tangles
Chamberlain cuts fishing trip to seek medical care in England. Pearl White dies in Paris. Czechoslovakia protests over planes over Germany. Oil near Hawaii Clipper questioned. Gandhi may seek rejuvenation treatment. Nazi dateline rumors. Hawaii Clipper report retracted. Jean Perrin claims discovery of element 93. Warner Oland buried in Sweden. Canton raids feared. Russia China border unrest and loans noted. Japan arms near Hankow. Typhoon watch for Alaska.
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Chamberlain
England
Pearl ‘White
Paris
Hawaii
Mahatma Gandhi
Europe
Canton
Garia
China
Germany
Japan
Josy L. F. Barr
Spain
Roosevelt
Canal Zone
Tumen-Rashin
Kogi
Siberian
Madrid
Yangtze River
Russia
Alaskan
We Was Robbed Says Norval Fair After Donkey Game
Norval Fair, manager of the Shafter team, complained We was robbed after Wasco beat Shafter 8 to 3 in a donkey baseball game at Wasco ball park Teasday. Shafter players included Wells Unruh Taylor Johnson Riley Hamilton Neufeld Thom as Pendleton. Earlier the Shafter General Petroleum All-Stars beat Wasco Juniors 8 to 3 in five innings.
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Lost Hills
Taft
Mt. Pinos
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lebec
Bakersfield
Isabella Ranger Station
Wasco
Exchange Club
Buttonwillow Grange Hall
Belridge
Norval Fair
Wasco Ball Park
Teasday
Shafter
Wells
Unruh
Taylor
Johnson
Riley
Hamilton
Neufeld
Thomas
Pendleton
Shafter General Petroleum All-Stars
Stabilization loans seen for cotton
A report notes a potential shift as cotton prices fall and lenders consider stabilization loans to support growers. The article cites unnamed merchants and farmers seeking credit to weather the lower market, with government policy hinted as a backstop.
Government near to needing price stabilization loans for 1938 crop
Officials of the Agricultural Adjustment administration said the government was dangerously close to requiring price stabilization loans for the 1938 crop. More than 7,000,000 bales of cotton held by the AAA and growers as security. Plantings will begin this week and late August with purple vetch Austrian winter peas Canadian field peas and Melilotus Indica used.
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Paul Engstrum
Gladhander
Los Angeels County
Douglas Corrigan
Calietna
Army Engineers
Kings River
San Francisco
California
Smiths
Southern Pacific
Oak Angeles Harbor
Jackie Coogan
CIO
San Francisco Bay
Aipaugh Irrigation District
Merriam
Tulare
Modesto
Valencia
Tenland
Harry Bridges
Los Angeles
Jack Lonfi
Los
Mother Lode
State Highway Commission
Walter Gifford
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Honolulu
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Visor
Cover Crop Tests Begin in Madera Cotton Fields
Tests in Madera County study optimal planting times for cover crops in cotton fields. Researchers from the farm and local agronomists monitor growth, soil impact, and weed suppression across multiple plots to guide future planting schedules.
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Madera County
Card of Thanks for Fire Help
We publicly thank members of the county fire department and many friends who aided in fighting the fire at our home this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ohanneson.
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J. C. Ohanneson
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Great Lake
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John G. Sullivan
Panama Canal
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Newton
Iowa
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Arizona
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George E. T. Eyston
John R. Cobb
Bonneville Salt Flats
Kansas City
Kern County Rangers
Santa Barbara
Kern County Pilots
Aultural Council
Kern County Chamber of Commerce
Vasco Negro
Leon Henry
Winson Crenshaw
Delano
Taft Sportsman
Don Meyers
Herbert L
Kern County
Shabaren la
Goodyear
Dustesen
San Joaqquin Valley
del Monte
del Monte Tomato
Libby
F.ay
Rae
Hershey
Thompson's
Folger’s Coffee
Argo
Seeer
Goodyear Speedway
Ann Rm
Albs
Pekoe
Palmolive
Meat Department
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