Free Seed Myth Ends Aage: Seeds Still Not Free
A historical note on US Department of Agriculture seed distribution, detailing abolition of free seed programs in 1923 and ongoing denial of free seeds to citizens. The piece traces Congress waste, pork barrel politics, and the shift to buying seeds from commerce. It laments continued absence of free seed subsidies and notes literature and gallery tickets remain freely accessible from Congress.
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Congress
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New Deal
Call For More Light On The TVA Investment Questions
The piece argues Americans have a large stake in TVA and demand clarity on its behind the scenes actions over 34 years. It cites Morgan as chair, congressional probes, and debates over private power plant purchases, municipal financing, flood control versus power goals, and calls for full disclosure of TVA policies and costs.
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Las
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Ariekh Morgan
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Morgan
Congress
TVA
Philadelphia
PVA
Libenthal
Vic Tekes
House
Senate
Norris
Chattman Morgans Uemanl
Inter
Berty and Associates
Phyo Pune
Five Years of the New Deal Perceived Mixed
The nation marks five years since the New Deal began under Franklin D Roosevelt with mixed views. Congress battles over objectives, major acts faced Supreme Court invalidation, and economists warn of a brewing recession while international policies gain cautious support. Prominent advisers and insiders have split with or criticized the administration as its personnel shifts reshape the reform effort.
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United States
Franklin D Roosevelt
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Roosevelt
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Amercan
World Court
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Alfred M. Landon
New
Raymond Moley
Rexford Tugwell
NRA
Hugh Johnson
Lewis Douglas
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Bernard M. Baruch
Thomas Corcoran
Benjamin Cohen
Deal
Timate
President Receives Newspaper Men At Breakfast
At Mikesport News, the president hosts a breakfast for one hundred newspaper men. remarks touch on five year tenure and ship status, with uncertainty over whether the vessel will reach its destination or endure delays.
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MiKeesport News
Deat Secretary Role in Em% ts Te He Department
A fragmentary notice outlines a reshuffle in the department assignment related to youth programs and an attempted outreach to a community group. It notes a removal and division of ties, with Mr H resigning in disgust after the post was proposed by a national committee headquarter.
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India
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National Whirligig and Political Turmoil Report
A fragmented OCR passage traces Roosevelt era politics, labor disputes, and party maneuvering. It mentions Hopkins and a proposed Welfare Department reorganization, business leaders at a May convention, and references to Roosevelt, Davis, Arnold, and Pittman debates. It hints at congressional action and regional office centralization debates affecting administration.
Notable anniversaries in late 19th century figures
The item lists several historical figures with birth and death dates including Francesco Trollope born late 18th century and died 1888, John Weckhuakey a New York Catholic prelate and first American Cardinal who died 1885, Henry A Holmes a missionary and author born in Boston and died 187? The entry also mentions George W. Randolph a Virginia lawyer and Confederate secretary who died in 1840s and Beank Jo Nath a plainsman and Indian fighter from Ludlowville NY who died in 1883, plus a note on Louisiana’s transfer to the United States by the French and Spaniards in colonial times.
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United States
Francesco Trollope
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Roselise
John WeCtuakhey
New York
Ludlowville
Columbus
Nebr
Marshall Board Vine Weapons
Menomiee Mauch
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Menomines
Amsil
Fragmentary political note bleeds into party lines
The text presents a fragmented political item mentioning President actions, Republican figures, and party lines. It references Vic Burlew and other named entities in a volatile, unclear context, with scattered phrases about organizing, opposition, and potential votes. The readable content is limited and lacks a coherent event or outcome.
Early American Baseball Formation and Notable Figures
A scan of 19th and early 20th century milestones notes the 1858 formation of the National Association of Base Ball Players in New York, the 1871 incorporation of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks in New York, and a reference to Bell’s first long-distance speech in 1876. It also mentions Salvation Army founder William Booth’s visit to Amelia Street, Coolidge signing a 50 million alien property bill in 1933, and a 1930s California earthquake toll. The piece lists several notable births in Washington and New York, including George W. Lewis, Wallace Millay, Mary Millx Patrick, Mrs Joseph Fels, Ward of Mens Street, Huntington of New York, Milbur Glenn Volna, and Seaton.
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New York City
Grand Lodge of the
Benevolent Order of Elks
New York
Hintoth
Mr. Watson
Alexander Graham Bell
Boston
Arioiy
Amelia
Coolidge
Germany
Souther
California
Earth
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George W Lewis
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Ational Ad Veory Committee
Aeronautus Washington
Ad Noy
Wallace Millay
Dept of State
Harristown
Mary Millx Patrick
Constantinople Womans College
Canterbury
Nfl
Joseph Fels
Philanthropiat
Cermans
Feada reforms of a social nature raise debates
A fragment discusses reforms of a social nature marked by sharp critique of demagoguery and the push to develop passions beyond exploiting public sentiment. It notes the presence of an incisive intellect that could yield distinction, while warning against manipulative leadership.
Bible Readings: March 10 Matthew 15 25 28 Opposing faith
A reflection on Jesus response to the Canaanite woman in Matthew 15 25 28. It notes her faith despite delay and rebuke, her persistence at Jesus feet, and the lesson that hardship reveals the best in believers. It frames Jesus as physician and teacher guiding growth through challenge.
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House of Israel
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