Drouth talks in plains as relief plan urged
Federal Great Plains Drought Commission members led by M L Cooke hold sessions in drouth blighted states to discuss relief and control programs. Meteorologist Q W Roberts forecasts greater spring precipitation based on fall data amid reports of severe water and feed shortages in North Dakota.
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Great Plains Drouth Commission
Bismarck
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Montana
Wyoming
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Q. W. Roberts
Walter Welford
North Dakota
Roosevelt sea change sparks drive to reorganize government
The Western Newspaper Union notes a shift in President Roosevelt from past zeal to a cautious, coordinated approach. A committee led by Secretary Wallace will study a long term plan to relieve farm tenant problems, possibly redefining federal supports and eliminating many emergency agencies to trim the budget.
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A Washington Star Verse Cited by P. Johnson
A brief quotation from P Johnson in the Washington Star reflects on life’s mix of sorrow and song. It notes daily sadness, patient resignation, and a quiet plea to accept the way things are.
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Britain
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P. Johnson
Washington Star
Snowy foil on Hollywood sets baffles cameramen
A meteorological oddity on outdoor film sets is caused by millions of small silver foil wisps blown by gusts. The foil edges are left untied to flutter and create a soft light on camera subjects.
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Hollywood
Today and Tomorrow Quote by W D Kendall
Motivational line urging action today to shape tomorrow instead of repeating yesterday.
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W. D. Kendall
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