Republicans hail Michigan primary gains and Bucking the odds
The Michigan primary boosted Republican spirits as three in five voters backed GOP ballots while Senator James Couzens, a Roosevelt supporter, failed to win renomination. Governor candidates include Fitzgerald for governor and Murphy in Michigan, with other state races across New Hampshire and Maine highlighting a broad GOP tilt.
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James Couzens
Roosevelt
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Rae
Senate
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Brucker
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Prentiss M. Brown
Louis’ B. Ward
Father Coughlin
Frank Murphy
Philippines
Detroit
Murphy
George Welsh
New Hampshire
H. Styles Bridges
George H. Moses
William N. Rogers
Maj
Francis P.murphy
Amos N. Blandin
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
James M. Curley
John’ W. Hargis
Charles F. Hurley
Wisconsin
Philip la Follette
Alexander Wiley
Arthur W. Lueck
AME
G. O P
United States
Alf. M. Landon
Colonel Knox
Reblican
Brann
Maine
White
House
Government seed corn loan program approved by Wallace
The agriculture secretary approves a 10 million dollar seed corn loan program. Farmers can receive two loan types with 4 percent interest through the Commodity Credit corporation. Advances of 1.75 per bushel on 1,000,000 bushels may be bought at 3.50 per bushel by April 1, 1937. A second loan offers 0.55 per bushel on good stored corn with potential purchase at 1.50 per bushel by April 1 next.
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Ecretary OF Agriculture
Wallace
AAA
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Commodity Credit Corporation
Harvard tercentenary honors draw scholars worldwide
Cambridge Mass Harvard University marks its tercentenary with an academic reception in Sanders theater attended by 554 scholars from 502 institutions in all U S states and 40 foreign countries. President James B Conant welcomed delegates as Professor Elie Cartan of Paris praised Harvard and urged free search for truth.
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Mass
Harvard University
James B. Conant
Elie Cartan
University of Paris
Harvard
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Al-Azhar University of
Cairo
Regia University
Neghe Stuni Bologna
Corrado Gini
Cartan
Oxford
eAnomenals Sinica
Nang
China
Charcot Polar Explorer Dies in Ship Disaster
Dr Jean Charcot famed polar explorer and 59 of 60 crew aboard the Pourquoi Pas perished when the vessel sank in a gale off Iceland. One petty officer survived to report the tragedy. Charcot led Antarctic expeditions and Charcotland bears his name. In 1925 he searched Greenland’s east coast with the Pourquoi Pas during a missing Roald Amundsen expedition.
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Jean Charcot
Pourquoi Pas
Iceland
Charcot
Antarctic
World News Roundup: Pius XI Speech and European Tensions
Pope Pius XI criticized subversive forces and warned of chaos if leaders do not act, noting Spain as a pivotal crisis. Adolf Hitler boasted of Germany’s strength in Nuremberg while France vows to honor its Soviet pact. Mussolini expands Italy’s military buildup as tensions rise across Europe. Spanish rebels seize San Sebastian prompting a retreat of defenders toward Bilbao.
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Europe
Nuremberg
Germany
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France
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Soviet Russia
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Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Dove of Peace
Japan
China
Sabotage Suspected in Navy Yard Fire on Indianapolis
The Navy reports a small fire on the cruiser Indianapolis during overhaul at New York Navy Yard was caused by phonograph needles and nails driven into an electric cable. Capt. Charles A. Dunn says the nails were placed to damage the ship, with civilian workers involved and further sabotage probes underway.
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United States
Arthur P. Fairfield
Fairfield
Raleigh
Norfolk Navy Yard
Gibraltar
Kane
Hatfield
Coast Guard
Cadiz
UR. Navy
Indianapolis
New York Navy Yard
Charles A. Dunn
Secretary Wallace Leads Farm Community Meetings Prompting Conservation Plan
Secretary Wallace arranges a series of community meetings with farmers to outline the agricultural conservation program for next year. He says the plan aims to provide greater abundance for the average American home and to help check soil erosion improve fertility encourage better land use and maintain farm income.
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Wallace
AAA
Back to the Land For Contentment
A meditation on seeking contentment away from urban life. The author cites David Grayson noting contentment is inner and not found by leaving, but offers that simple country living and stillness can help some people rebuild their lives.
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David Grayson
Cosmopolitan
Seven Motifs for Weekly Cross Stitch Tea Towels
Pattern 5572 offers seven motifs for a week's worth of tea towels. Transfer pattern, color suggestions, and stitch illustrations accompany a material list. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept in New York to obtain the pattern.
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Fourteenth St
New York
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Fourth Degree Police Tactics in South America Case
After a bank raid in Santa Cruz killed two Scotsmen, police seized Emile Lajus for a death ride in a plane. The aerial torture produced a confession and led to recovering $31,500 of the loot.
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America
South America
Santa Cruz
Emile Lajus
Home Economics Tips and Household Maintenance Notes
Food ideas suggest coconut bread and butter pudding with desiccated coconut, broccoli cooking tips to match bud and stalk times, and refrigerator cookies wrapped for storage. Also advised are cleaning garden furniture before storage, inspecting insect nests in crevices, and refinishing old hardwood floors with shellac and wax twice yearly.
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