President Urges Broad U S Relief Legislation
Washington reports President Roosevelt calls for a sweeping reconstruction program. He urges Congress to pass eight major measures spanning relief funds for states and municipalities, federal leasing of marginal farms, a Great Lakes waterway project, home loan expansions, and a general mortgage discount system. He also backs anti bankruptcy reforms and an arms embargo policy to promote peace.
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Washington
Leover Ad
Congress
States
Munici
Roosevelt
Liccense Committee On Banking
Cur Reney
Boover
Arthur M. Hyde
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
Roosevelt cabinet lineup list unofficially named
Washington unofficially lists Franklin D. Roosevelt s cabinet with Cordell Hull for State Henry A Wallace for Agriculture and others including James A. Farley for Post Office Claude Swanson for Navy Harold Leveson Tekes for Interior Daniel Roper for Commerce Frances Perkins for Labor and George Dern for War Justice is William M. Wrish listed for Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
William "R. Wooedin
Kemneybania and ‘New York
War—George
H. Dern Oftah
Justice—Thewas J. Wrish ‘of
Montane
James A. Fairey
New York
NAVY
Claude A.swanson
Henry A. Wallace
Iowa
Daniel €. Roper
South Carolina
Frances Perkins
U S Sets 30 Percent Acreage Cut For Farm Loans
Washington reports a first definite move to curb farm output with new USDA loan rules. Hyde governs crop loans requiring a 30 percent acreage reduction for cash crops. loans cap at $300 per borrower per year with 5 percent interest and due by October 31.
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Washington
Hyde
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Auto Collision Fatal for Four in New Hampshire Crossing
Four youths including H H Winkisquam John Dana of Boston die in a private crossing crash. Other victims identified as William Rubinson Robimeon and Jo Of Laconia.
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Winkisquam
H. H
John Dana
Boston
Oes
William Rubinson
C Robimeon
Laconia
Milk Strike Violence Checked by Wisconsin Officials
Officials in ten counties prepared to use force to curb violence in the Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Strike. Arrests on rioting and assault charges followed as pickets vandalized plants and threatened bombings. Deputies escorted milk into Appleton while farmers voted to extend the strike to May 1.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Co-operative
Waukesha County
Outagamie
Walpace
Brown
Walworth
Shawano
Dodge
Winnebago
Fond ‘du Lac
Dantas
Martin Verhagen
Appleton
Waukesha
Madison
Miliif
Land
Unemployment Relief Measure Passes Despite Opposition
The senate approved the La Follette Costigan relief measure by 58 to 16 amid attacks by Senator Glass. It provides 500 million in RPOC funds for state loans and municipal construction projects deemed in the public interest, with origin by Senator Wagner.
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Warrlington
Glass
Virginia
Senate
Wagner
New York
Chinese and Japanese Clash in Jebol Province Battle
Reports from Gen. Tung Fu-ling say Japanese forces from Manchuria pushed into snow bound Jebel and met fierce Chinese resistance near Nanjing. About 300 Japanese and 300 Chinese were killed while roughly 4,000 Japanese took part in the assault after an air bombing campaign.
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Peiping
China
Manchuria
Nanjing
Tung Fu-ling
Chaoyang
Ailing War Veteran Kills Self at Police Station
Dwight R Brooks thirty eight year old World War II veteran undergoing treatment at Sawtelle National Soldiers hospital drove to Glendale California police station and shot himself dead in front of the building. He leaves a widow and two children and had recently become despondent.
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Los Angeles
Dwight R Brooks
Sawtelle National Soldiers’ Hospital
Glendale
Canf
Nebraska Farm Prices Seen Steady to Rising Soon
Nebraska farmers face a mixed outlook as the Nebraska College of Agriculture reports grain and livestock markets. Cattle remain weak but may firm within 60 to 80 days. butter and egg prices should stabilize after a brief spike. storage holdings are low. egg and poultry prices likely hold steady. corn prices unlikely to rise much. March tends to a seasonal low in dairy and grain markets.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Harald Hedges
New York
Nebraska Farm Livestock Declines Yet Cattle Rise
Nebraska farm livestock dropped 7.7 percent in the past year with total value at 120.64 million dollars from 146.37 million. Cattle numbers rose 7 percent to 3.358 million head and total cattle value reached 62.726 million. Hogs fell to 4.374 million head with value 18.94 million. sheep 1.005 million head valued at 2.77 million.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Federal
Division of Agricultural Statistics
Nebraska Agencies Announce Major Farm Loans and Enrollment Milestones
The state agricultural office reports 15,000,000 in loans approved for farmers and stock raisers with about 3,500,000 paid out. Nebraska youth enrollment in 4-H clubs passes 4100, a new record, while baby beef clubs grow in popularity with 1,273 members. A Blair DAR dedication marks historic sites from the old stage route and Blair’s first schoolhouse as Mrs. Edgar H. Wescott speaks. The state game commission adopts a 1933 outdoor program to boost hunting and fishing and conserve wildlife resources in Nebraska.
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Omelike
Federal
Neghea Agricultural Corporation
C. C. Kunming
Nebraska
Omaha
Decatur
Blair
Daughters of the American Revolution
Edgar H. Wescott
Plattsmouth
Mra
James Stapleton
Frank O'Connell
State Game Commission
Commission
Nebraska and Plains Lambs Shipped. 1932 Weather Summary
U S Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports 1 330 000 lambs left Northern Colorado Kansas Valley and Scottsbluff sections on February 11 down from 1 555 000 a year ago and 1 510 000 two years ago. Shipping data show 457 cars this week and 1 447 cars since January 1. Nebraska weather in 1932 warmer than normal with 49 2 averaging temperature and 20 98 inches precipitation. Horse and mule prices fell since 1929 with prices 32 to 61 percent lower by 1932. horse prices $66 head, mules $61 head in 1919 context.
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Colorado
Arkansas Valley
Scottsbiaf
U.S Bureau of Agricultural Enomics
Scottsbluff
Nebraska
Governmentment
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Mother’s Qualities Highlighted in Child Rearing
A brief note praises a mother’s authority gained from raising four of five children, noting few psychological problems among such households. It reflects a traditional view on maternal influence and child development in a concise, period voice.
One Sure Way to End Coughs and Colds
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion and Persastest claiming cream and creosote fight persistent coughs and colds. It markets a pleasant tasting remedy saying "inflamed membranes" are soothed and germs inhibited. The copy cites medical authority praising Creomulsion.
Pretty Woman Quotations Spark Mixed Reactions
A curio of phrases from an exchange notes how a statement about beauty prompts varied responses. Readers debate whether admiration hinges on knowledge or perception.
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U. S
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Tennessee
Wisconsin
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Anmocal
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Cnavare
Reading
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