New Currency to End Bank Crisis Enacted by Congress
Washington reports Congress in extraordinary session passed a three section bill to end the banking crisis. It ratifies the holiday, grants the President broader powers, and provides new federal reserve bank notes based on liquid assets to reopen banks.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Senate
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Board
Henry T. Rainey
Olinvis
John N. Garver
Reds and Socialists Unite Against Fascist Threat
In Moscow the Communists and Social Democrats agreed to a temporary united front to oppose fascism in Germany and worldwide. The Comintern accepted a proposal to strengthen anti Fascist action amid recent German events.
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Moscow
Communists
Social Democrats
In &P
Germany
Comintern
Third Communist International
Whic
Women’s Western Golf Assn Awards 1934 Tourneys
The Women’s Western Golf Association awarded its 1934 tourneys to the Pacific coast. The major championship goes to Los Angeles Country Club and the open to Portland, Oregon. Dates to be announced at the October meeting. Portland committee to select the open site.
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Chicago
Western Golf Association
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles Country Club
Portland
Ore
Hitler to rule without Reichstag as Nazi gains bid
Berlin reports Hitler plans to rule Germany for two years without a Reichstag session after a landslide victory. Franz von Papen expected to stay as foreign minister, while Bitter and Neurath's roles shift. Karlsruhe Nazis press for immediate Baden government resignation amid assassination plot arrests in Muncie Bavaria.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Lkeliwood
Bitter
Prussia
Reich
Franz von Papen
Konstantin von Neurath
Reichstag
Karlsruhe
Baden
Muncie
Bavaria
Hitler
State Funeral Held in Senate for T. J. Walsh
State funeral services for Montana Senator Thomas J. Walsh were held in the Senate chamber with President Roosevelt present. Archbishop Curley led the service as Supreme Court justices and military officials formed a backdrop beside the coffin before it was taken to Helena for burial.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Genera T i
Roosevelt
Curley
Baltimore
United States Supreme Court
Helena
Mont
Walsh
Maniac in Cleveland Kills Two Wounds Ten
Three men die and ten are wounded when Herman Klink twenty nine opens fire with an automatic rifle in Cleveland Police kill Klink in a fusillade It is learned he believed the United States persecuted him for not paying income tax though he had no money
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Cleveland
Herman Klink
Louis Kelley
Toy Kneale
Klink
United States
Widow of Publisher Harriet Scripps Dies in Detroit
Harriet J. Scripps ninety four widow of James E. Scripps died in Detroit. Her encouragement helped found the Detroit News in the early seventies, establishing one of the era’s great newspaper dynasties.
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Scripps
Detroit
Harriet J. Scripps
Ir Antiaae
James E. Scripps
The
Detroit News
Lost Spud Find May Bring Growers Gold
Colorado State College horticulturists report a dark red Peachblow potato strain may boost Colorado potato growers income by at least one hundred thousand dollars annually within three to four years. The variety originated from the McClure farm at Carbondale and was once linked to the Peachbloom line.
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C. H. Metager
Colorado Agriculture College
Colorado Potato
Carbondale
Teller County
el Paso
Ohio Farmers Institutes Draw Big Crowds Despite Shrinking Funds
Funds for Ohio farmers institutes fell from 38000 to 23000, a 40 percent drop, yet attendance rose 14 percent over two years to 708305. Wayne county led with 16 institutes and 37760 attendees. About 84 percent of staff are farmers and 20 cooperated agencies provide services, including the departments of agriculture, health and education.
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Ohio
J. P. Schmidt
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Wayne County
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Schmidt
State Department, of Agriculture
Ohie Agricultural Experiment Station
State Department of Education
Ohio Bankers’ Association
State Department of Health, Commodity Marketing Associations
Ohio Council of Churches
Spray While You Prune Grows Safe Insect Watch
A Rural New Yorker writer advises home fruit growers to prune trees while spraying to reduce future insect problems. Inspect each tree for egg masses and cocoons such as tent caterpillar eggs, tussock moth froth, codling moth cocoons, and pear psylla. Burn ground twigs to control twig girdlers.
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New Yorker
Homemade Brush Burner Powers Orchard Pruning Cleanup
A 10 by 10 by 3 foot box built from scrap iron and roofing solves orchard pruning waste. Derby of North Leominster, Maia, notes the device burns prunings as fast as three men can pile them, with ventilation created by holes in the sides.
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Clifton
Everett
Derby
North Leominster
Maia
Russia reports undermine progress through harsh living conditions
A reader letter criticizes a travelogue by Doctor W J Robinson who visited Russia and compared it unfavorably to the United States. The account describes shortages, long lines, low wages, and alleged tyranny under Marxist rule, while contrasting real prices and living conditions with optimistic rumors.
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W. J. Robinson
New York City
Russia
Rob Insol
Leningrad
Elis
Moscow
Sing Sing
Kiew
Japan Considers Expanded Women’s Voting Rights in Tokyo
Japanese women may gain voting rights in Tokyo municipal elections as the city assembly election committee endorses a bill granting suffrage to all women aged twenty and older. The move follows 13 years of suffrage advocacy led by leaders urging broader participation.
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Tokyo
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