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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
2
Southern representatives opposed the measure as it moves through the house while a discharge vote stood 322 to 73. Northern Democrats and most Republicans signaled approval, but the South balked at the bill for lacking differential favors.
Charles H Martin of Oregon a veteran combatant against radicals failed to win renomination in the Democratic primary. Henry Hess backed by labor unions and Interior Secretary Ickes defeated him. Charles A Sprague was nominated for governor by Republicans and Republicans see good fall chances as Democrats were split similar to Pennsylvania.
The Supreme Court issued two broad rulings narrowing reciprocal intergovernmental tax immunity. The decisions extend President Roosevelt's theory allowing federal and state governments to tax the salaries of each other's employees, signaling a deeper reach of cross taxation between levels of government.
The National Labor Relations Board ordered Kuehne Manufacturing Flora II to reinstate 164 AFL sit-down workers with back pay. It marks the NLRB’s third major sit-down ruling and first involving an AFL union. The board did not answer 74 questions from Ford Motor in U S circuit court at Covington Ky about consultation with Corcoran Cohen Lewis or Homer Martin in issuing the Wagner Act charge.
Postmaster General Farley told the Commonwealth Club of Chicago that critics of the spending lending program are crying doom again. He said stocks are down, unemployment persists, taxes hit the rich, but the republic is not in danger and the administration has halted the downward spiral.
Secretary Wallace noted under the new crop control law it is too late to invoke marketing quotas on this year's bumper wheat crop. He said quotas could only be authorized this year if Congress appropriated funds by May 15 for narity payments under the act.
The President asked Congress to approprate 23,875,000 immediately to bolster sea and air defenses under the naval expansion act. Funds would cover three new warships, ten auxiliary ships, a fast fleet of small vessels, nine patrol planes, a dirigible, and yard improvements.
In Meriden Mississippi the Presbyterian Church in the United States assembly voted 151 to 130 to strike from the confession of faith two sections on predestination. The removed text asserted that God decrees some men and angels to life and others to death and that their number is fixed and unchangeable.
President Roosevelt disclosed that losses incurred by the Commodity Credit Corporation since 1933 amount to 83,987,495 with a request for 94,285,404 additional appropriation to restore the 100 million capital. A budget bureau note attributes most losses to declines in cotton, corn, tobacco, and other collateralized commodities, led by 51,459,150 tied to the 1934 cotton crop.
The Wisconsin Farmer-Labor-Progressive federation snubbed Gov. Philip La Follette and backed Milwaukee Socialist Mayor Daniel W. Hoan as the progressive U. S. senator candidate. The convention applauded when the secretary ruled out La Follette’s name for re election.
Governor George H. Earle and his machine routed the Duffey-Lewis-C. I. O. faction. Charles Alvin Jones won the gubernatorial nomination over Thomas Kennedy. Earle's prestige suffered amid graft charges, while Republicans gained as Pinchot defeated James Gifford Pinchot and James J. Davis secured renomination. The CIO brand was denounced as a political liability by William Green of the AFL.
C HOUSTON GOUDISS argues fats are essential in the diet, not fattening. Fats provide concentrated energy with about 100 calories per tablespoon and can fuel a full day. The article explains common fats and oils from animal and vegetable sources, including butter, margarine, lard, compounds, hydrogenated fats, and liquid oils, and discusses their uses, costs, and nutritional roles.
Nutritionists note fat is essential for growing children and active men to meet total calories. Experimental evidence suggests some unsaturated fatty acids are required for normal nutrition. Fat in the diet conserves vitamin B, and fats from animals supply vitamins A and D while certain vegetable oil fats provide vitamin E.
The article argues fats provide long lasting satiety and affect mood and enjoyment of life. It cites World War I shortages showing how fat scarcity harmed morale, noting fats delay hunger longer than jam with the same calories. It compares energy from different fats and advises homemaker choices.
Readers are invited to write to C. Houston Goudiss at 6 East 39th Street New York City for a free copy of his bulletin Help ful Hints on Planning a Laxa tive Diet. The pamphlet offers concrete guidance for combatting faulty elimination through proper eating and hygiene, with a list of laxative foods and a full week of sample menus. A postcard suffices to request it.
Digestibility of fats is often misinterpreted as difficult digestion. The text clarifies the distinction between how long digestion takes and how completely a food is digested, noting fats generally slow the secretion of digestive fluids.
Craft note promotes portable crochet work using inexpensive string to create squares for scarves cloths bedspreads and pillows. It advertises pattern 6030 from The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. urging payment of 15 cents and mailing to 259 W 14th Street New York with name address and pattern number.
The text explains fat digestion efficiency, noting fats digest well under normal conditions with a high oleomargarine digestibility of 97.55 percent. It disputes claims that pastry is indigestible and argues fried foods are criticized due to cooking methods, not fat use, stressing fat with high smoking point prevents decomposition products.
Nutritionists cite evidence that 30 to 35 percent of total energy should come from fat. This portion includes fat in meat and fat used in cooking fried and baked foods that add pleasure to eating.
Reader questions on iron in meats versus organ meats and lean muscle. Pineapple juice lacks special laxative properties. fruit pulp better for elimination. Dandelion greens praised for high phosphorus and vitamins A B C G. Inheritance of overweight tied to body build but modifiable by diet, exercise and sleep habits. 1938-13 Houston Goudiss.
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