Washington Iges re Elton Topics Interpreted By WILLIAM BRUCKART
Washington D.C. editor William Bruckart discusses a routine War Department order relieving Maj. Gen. Hagood from Fort Sam Houston command. The piece links the move to Hagood's blunt House Appropriations testimony criticizing New Deal funding and army housing, alleging political motive and broader fiscal reform stakes.
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Washington
Elton
William Bruckart
War Department
Johnson Hagood
U.S. A
Eighth Corps
Fort. Sam Houston
Texas
Hagood
United States Army
Fort
Sam Houston
Appropriations
House’ of Representatives
Dern
Roosevelt
New Deal
Appropriations Committee
Uncle Sam
Civilian Conservation Corps
Hopkins
Hagood Removal Sparks Washington Storm Over Censorship
The Hagood case triggers a national dispute as General Hagood faces punishment for outspoken remarks about New Deal spending. The controversy pits military discipline against free expression, with Congress and the War Department locked in a heated exchange. Meanwhile Dallas prepares for a $3,000,000 federal participation in the Texas Centennial Exposition opening June 6.
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Hagood
Committee of Congress
War Department
Dern
Congress
General Craig
General Hagood
Washington
Craig
Army
New Deal
U. S
Dallas Fair
Texas Army Post
Dallas
Uncle Sam
Sam Congress
Agriculture Department
Com
Mystery of Poor Corn Crop Solved
A Potassium test and experiments with potassium fertilizers reveal why corn fails on older soils. Soils high in fertility but low in available potassium cause spotty or total crop loss, especially where clover and phosphates were used. Applying potash, manure, and straw before decay can restore yields, with straw returning nitrogen-limited soils temporarily reducing output.
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University Aot Ulinets
WNU
Sheep Income Forecast For 1936 Exceeds 1924 Levels
J B McNulty of the University Farm at St Paul says lamb prices in 1936 should average near the highest since 1924 and wool prices look strong. The outlook favors sheep men as ewe numbers drop slightly from 1935, wool carryovers are light, and fed lamb prices may rise from last year. Horse demand declines as farm machinery replaces horsepower and motor fuel costs influence future horse needs.
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J. B. McNulty
University. Farm
St. Paul
United States
Tankage Tests On Dairy Cows At Amherst Station
Massachusetts Amherst researchers tested tankage as a protein source for dairy cows. Twenty four cows from Massachusetts State College herd split into two groups of twelve received high grade dry rendered tankage and a soybean cottonseed ration in alternate 40 day periods across four 40 day cycles.
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Midwest
Massachusetts
Amherst
Massachusetts State College
Lime sulphur spray controls peach pests and disease
North Carolina State College advises a lime sulphur spray for peaches to curb insects and peach leaf curl disease. Apply any time before buds swell. after swelling it loses effectiveness. For oil sprays, add a Bordeaux mix before the oil. Liquid mix uses six gallons lime sulphur per 50 gallons spray. dry mix uses 15 pounds per 50 gallons.
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North Carolina State College
Nebraska Milestones Remembered On 69th State Birthday
Read in Lincoln highlights of Nebraska history noting early explorers like Coronado and Lewis and Clark, fur traders Manuel Lisa and forts such as Fort Atkinson, missionary Moses Merrill, Oregon Trail blazers Sublette and Jackson, pioneering steamship Western Engineer, and statehood milestones with governors Burt and Butler.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Omaha
Francisco Vasquez Coronado
Mallet Brothers
Platte River
Spain
France
England
Lewis and Clark
Manuel Lisa
Fort Atkinson
Moses Merrill
Bellevue
Sublette
Jackson
Oregon Trail
Western
Indiana Territory
Louisiana Territory
Missouri Territory
Indian Country
Francis Burt
South Carolina
Nebraska Territory
David Butler
Tree Planting Drive Near One Million Seedlings Ordered
Lincoln Nebraska farm program expands Clarke McNary seedling orders as weather delays mail. Earl Maxwell reports applications approaching 1 000 000 with Clarke McNary stock totaling 898 000 on hand and Clarke McNary seedlings expected to reach 1 600 000 for distribution this spring. Bly county leads with 42 600 seedlings ordered.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Earl. G .Maxwell
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Clarke-McNary
Benten Bly County
Maxwell
College of Agriculture
Nebraska at 69 Years Observances Mark Cornhusker Birthday
Nebraska history milestones are listed with dates and events from 1867 to 1934. The piece notes Nebraska becoming a state in 1867, capital move to Lincoln, 1867 university founding, 1934 unicameral legislature adoption, and other key events including strikes and droughts.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Union
David Butler
Pacific
Burlington
Northwestern
University
Omaha
Farmers’ Alliance
Dreath
Mongolian cult uses face hair to beg food and clothing
Mongolian cult members with unnatural facial hair terrorize villagers to obtain food and clothing, turning their faces into fortunes. The group grows hair over their faces until they resemble animals, frightening locals and driving the cycle of exploitation.
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Mongolia
Bayer Aspirin Promotes Safer Pain Relief
An old advertisement extols Bayer Aspirin as safer for headaches and emotional pain, contrasting it with prior remedies, claiming prior options harmed the stomach and heart. It urges consumers to seek genuine Bayer Aspirin and to look for the Bayer name when purchasing.
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Yytas
Bayer
Bayer Dave
Pandan
Babe Baye
Bayer Aspirin
Slang’s Use Slang Creates Lively Conversation
A lively discussion emerges as slang usage appears in dialogue. The piece notes its distinctive tone and casual style while highlighting how slang shapes communication among speakers.
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