Dictatorship charge fades as economy plan seen as constitutionally guided
The piece argues against labeling FDR’s economy drive a dictatorship. It contends the aim is to reduce government waste and taxes within constitutional bounds, not seize power. It criticizes Congress as gridlocked by lobbies, claiming the real threat is a bloated state, not presidential restraint.
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Omaha World Herald
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Lenin
What's Our Interest in the War Debts
A Des Moines Register column argues that war debts affect broader markets, linking England's gold standard stance to Canada and South Africa amid financial strain. It notes Canada earns more gold than ever, but London’s policy drives exchange shifts and depreciation.
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Des Moines Register
Iowa
Chicago
England
Canada
Dominion
Great Britain
London
South Africa
Local News From Lodge Pole and Nearby Areas
Mrs George Line reports Rubado son-in-law Thomas Rubado returned from Omaha to Grace Rubado still recovering at university hospital. Miss Rubado may soon leave. Club hosts at Barlow home Thursday afternoon with refreshments. Chappell team beat local high school 24 19 freshmen 10 7 graders 32 0. Ralph Carlton family from Stoneham visited. Englert and Lindley pleased with opening day patrons at new location. A C Peterson J W Rogers and son John returned from Omaha business trip. Englert hall dance Saturday night well attended Racketeers of Dalton provided music. George Line and Melvin Sprigg visited Sunday. Frank Hansen and sons visited parents Sunday. Mildred Reed visited parents Saturday. Show in Sidney drew attendees. Richard Pavlat on business trip to Denver and Colorado. W H Weber and daughter visited Sunday. Alicia Dye 88 fell and broke hip Dr Hook attended. Hoping she regains ability to walk soon nurse Viola Weigers in charge. Lawrence Jewett Lloyd Sine Chappell callers Tuesday. Emil Englert Sunol Lodge Pole visitor Tuesday morning.
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F. D. Barlow
Allen Lindley
Oscar Meyer
Barlow
Chappell
Ralph Carlton
Stoneham
Colo
Dalton
George Line
Melvin Sprigg
Frank Hansen and
Dewey
Claude
Mildred Reed
H. P. Hansem
Charles Reed
Sidney
Lawrence Jewett
Lloyd Sine
Emil Englert
Sunol
Market Lows Persist Amid Dry Belt and Dust Storms
Reports of unusual aridity in the winter wheat belt and destructive dust storms in Oklahoma and Texas push prices lower. Corn tracks wheat as Farmer Jones considers selling his crop to cover March interest, pondering the rationale behind war debt settlements and foreign exchange shifts.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
Texas
Jones
Valentines Party and Local Activities in S. S. S. Club News
The S S S club hosted high school girls and sponsors at a Valentine party Monday evening at the school house with games and singing. Residents moved homes, job changes noted at Standard Oil station, and local social visits including dinners and visits among families. A Farmers Holiday meeting drew many locals to Benish hall.
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Benish Hall
Local Supper, Visits and Illnesses Reported in North Potter
North Potter notes show Mr and Mrs Fred Elmquist and Geneva and Mrs Frederickson with families as supper guests at the Fred Beetz home. Several residents including Loyal Tank, Fred Carlson, Lester Johnson, Vivian Anderson, and Keith Jacobson are listed as sick. Donald Erickson suffers chickenpox but is recovering. Additional gatherings include Albert Jacobson hosting dinner for Fred Reetz and family, Cynthia Tompkins, Jess Tompkins, and Vera, while Reetz and Elmquist households shared supper at the Henry Hotel home. C E Smiths and daughters spent Sunday with C C Crowell and Charles Johnson. Joe Nelsons family and Emil Nelson were elsewhere, with Ray Arnell hosting dinner for Hazel, Marguerite Jacobson, and Helen Tank.
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Fred Elmquist
Geneva
Frederickson
Lovall
Fred Beetz
Loyal Tank
Fred Carlson
Lester Johnson
Vivian Anderson
Keith Jacobson
Donald Erickson
Albert Jacobson
Fred Reetz
Cynthia ‘Tompkins
Jess Tompkins
Vera
Cynthia Tompkins
Henry Hotel
C. E. Smith
C. C. Crowell
Charles Johnson
Joe Nelson
Emil Nelson
Hazel
Marguerite Jacobson
Helen Tank
Ray Arnell
Maple Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Activities
Mrs Ed Miles hosts a birthday surprise for Miss Lillie Gade and nine F N club members tie a Red Cross comforter. John Olson chats with Andrew Johnson and Ivan Schaeffer visits the Sharman home. Harold Spiker and Alfred Jorgensen call on Shar man and Joe Green families while James Irwin and Miles attend a telephone meeting.
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W. T. Sharman
Elmer Gade
Lillie Gade
John Olson
Andrew Johnson
Ivan Schaeffer
Walter Johnson
Ward Johnson
F. N. Club
Smith
Spiker
Birthday Gatherings Around the Green Family
Social notices recount birthday celebrations and past week visits in the community. Names include Mr and Mrs Parl Nightengale Miss Elizabeth Bryan Mr and Mrs Leonard Walker Frances Henderson Oakley Atkins Ed Mayer and others visiting farms homes and farms in the area over the weekend and Monday.
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Mr. Green
Parl Nightengale
Elizabeth Bryan
Leonard Walker
Frances Henderson
Oakley Atkins
Ed Mayer
R. W. Johnsorm
Andrew Nelson
Nels
Nels Johnson
Joe Green
L. A. Pearson
Mr. Lostroh
Sam Irwin
Arthur Wallace
Walter Kragel
W. T Sharman
Mons Johnson
W. W. Craig
Malcolm Johnson
W. Y. Miles
H. P. Cortney
Irene
Roy Rays
Ed Miles
Nels Johnsons
Andrey Johnson
Jim
Bert Walker
Roy Henderson
Hugh Paris
Fred Irwin
Caris Junker
East Gurley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Sexton Ahlm spent Wednesday at the John Jurgens Wayne Gilbert visited the Charles Nelck home Wednesday afternoon Ed and Ernest Kieselhorst have been on the sick list this week
Community Guests and Local Visits Noted in Sidney Area
A sequence of social calls and visits across Sidney area households is recorded. Carl Feldman hosts, neighbors and relatives travel to Gurley and Sidney, with Norma Lee Rowan and Ruth Deaver among those visiting family homes. Local events include Ladies Aid gathering and school district notes.
Colton Birth Announcement for Rayl's New Son
Mrs. H. C. Elsen son Billy spent Wednesday at the John George home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rayl of Colton announce the birth of a son on the date not specified.
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W. L. Needham
Billy
John George
Roy _Rayl
Colton
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