Roosevelt avoids quick radio pledge after AAA ruling
Washington coverage notes President Roosevelt tempered by Supreme Court reversal on the Agricultural Adjustment Act. advisors weigh future tax plans and farm payments while Townsend and McNary Haugen schemes face constitutional hurdles. Analysts expect possible constitutional amendments if farm resentment grows.
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Sacramento junior college student crowned winter sports queen
Miss Jean Toffee of Sacramento Junior College was proclaimed queen of the northern California winter sports season at the fourth annual winter carnival held in Sacramento.
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US Ski Champion Heads to Gar Misch Partenkirchen
Roy Mikkelsen of the California ski team arrived in Germany in January and began practice as the Stars and Stripes will fly from the mast at Gar Misch Partenkirchen next month unless he objects.
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SRC Chief Quits Amid Unemployment Relief Debates
The chief of the SRC resigns under pressure from private business interests as the state relief body in San Francisco prepares to tackle heavy unemployment relief rolls during the session.
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San Francisco
Fitts On Trial Expected Over Weeks
A trial in Oae County is set to run over many weeks featuring Baren Pitta the district attorney. The proceedings focus on complex legal questions and anticipated testimony from multiple witnesses.
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Workers Sail For Mid-Pacific Sen Francisco
About 100 men and 6000 tons of freight departed North Haven on the 8th bound for the Midway Wake and Guam area on this sailing.
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County Auditor Sentenced by State Board on Parole Terms
The county auditor was sentenced to a fixed term from one to ten years by the State Board of Prison Terms and Paroles.
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Los Angeles Traffic Toll Reaches 58
A tally shows 58 people died in traffic injuries in Los Angeles County highlighting continuing roadway dangers.
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Ambition and work ethic in a modern career guide
The columnist urges readers to pursue strong education and training, pick a suitable field after assessing abilities, and commit fully despite early pay. He warns against arrogance, advises health care, and compares human progress to the unchanging ant, noting the need to think ahead and adapt.
Indians Rally Population on Increase
United States records show a rising Indian population on reserves after a low in 1891. The total reaches 320,454 in late period, with overall native population estimated at 443,565, more than half the precolonial total.
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Set Example To Convert A Man To Your Views
The note argues that converting a man to a viewpoint is often unsuccessful and suggests timing and method as key factors in persuasion. It emphasizes avoiding force and instead using thoughtful dialogue to influence beliefs.
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