Review of British General Strike and Global Reactions
Edward W Pickard reports Britain on edge as mine and transport workers strike and a general 5 600 000 strong union action spreads across the country. GovernmentW Baldwin seeks negotiation under state emergency while riots and troop deployments unfold. France faces franc decline amid shipping disruption. Senate impeachment trial moves forward. army air service expands. Haugen price fix bill faces House resistance. Riffian talks collapse as French offensive advances in Morocco.
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Watson Wins Nomination In Indiana Senate Race
Ames Ek. Watson easily defeats Claris Adams of Indianapolis for the Republican nomination to succeed himself as senator from Indiana. Senator Arthur Robinson is nominated to fill the unexpired term of the late Senator Ralston. Democratic candidates total six with no majority, leaving selection to the state convention. House judiciary committee reports second impeachment resolution and favors investigation of charges against Frederick A. Fenning District of Columbia commissioner over guardians for inmates in local courts.
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Nicaragua rebels seize towns as government announces war
The Nicaraguan movement led by Luis Beltram Sandoval and Elizea Duarte has captured Rice fields and other towns and aims to control the Rio Grande valley. The government has declared a state of war, a step seen as recognizing rebels as belligerents and allowing arms from neutral nations. A $160,000 sum was stolen from Bluefields National Bank, and Americas cruiser Cleveland was dispatched to Bluefields.
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Connecticut
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New York
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Name the Farm Home A Distinctive Name
A Tennessee home demonstration campaign urges farm homes to register distinctive names. Over 3,000 have already named their farms, with a state law permitting registry. The right name should be dignified, lasting, easy to read and remember, and appear on mailboxes, signs, gates, and farm labels.
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Tennessee
United States Department of Agriculture
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State Department of Agriculture
Hard and Soft Wheat and More Kinds of Bread
An article urges greater use of soft-wheat flour to stabilize prices and support local flour industries. It notes soft wheat is ideal for quick breads biscuits and cakes and can be used in gravies and soups with modified methods for satisfactory yeast breads. It also suggests varied breads, including French loaf rye and whole wheat, to keep children engaged with meals.
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United States
Variety in school meals expands child appeal with new breads
The article suggests introducing items like graham muffins, raisin or date bread, buns, coffee ring, and checkerboard or ribbon sandwiches to menus. Some changes can be homemade, others bought, with the main goal being greater variety to boost a child's relish for meals.
Sour Milk Containers for Chicks Feed
Sour milk or buttermilk is a top chick feed but should not be fed from tin or aluminum containers since the acid can form a deadly poison. Earthenware crocks, not always available, are made for sour milk feeding and act as self waterers. Glass fruit jars and enamelware pie pans can substitute.
Chicks Guarded by Containers to Contain Milk Run
A note suggests using either kind of container to keep the chicks from running through the milk. The idea centers on preventing spillover and maintaining cleanliness in the dairy process. The statement highlights practical handling of poultry near milk storage.
Eighth Grade Graduation Exercises Program Distributed
County superintendents and county extension agents in Nebraska distribute an eighth grade graduation program. Prepared by the agricultural extension service, it invites community participation and ties the ceremony to the last day of school picnic. The official presides to deliver the program address. It is adaptable for any school district.
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Nebraska
Agricultural Extension Service
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