Roosevelt's Plea for Disarmament Draws Global Reaction
Edward W. Pickard reports Roosevelt’s speech urging a non aggression pact and disarmament steps. Hitler’s response endorses the plan but demands equal armament and warns Germany could withdraw from the League if not recognized, as nations weigh the shift in policy and potential peace in Europe and Asia.
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Roosevelt aide to open Century of Progress delayed
President Roosevelt notified Rufus C. Dawes that he cannot attend the Chicago exposition opening May 27. Dawes hoped to visit the fair before it closes as preparations continue and grounds near completion amid strong confidence in visitor access.
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DeWolf Hopper Seventy Five. Veteran Actor Reflects On Stage Life
DeWolf Hopper, aged seventy five, recalls a career spanning fifty four years with only two missed performances. He debuted November 4, 1878, as Albot Champney in Our Boys, backed the Criterion Comedy Company, cherished Old Bill in The Better One, and starred in Wang during its run. He notes purity in theater, criticizes the confidential acting school, and shares memories from Hazel Kirke road tours, including Leadville and The Brick Exchange gathering.
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Of Print Silk In Fashion This Season By Cherie Nicholas
Fashion notes describe print silk as the season’s chic trim for monotone dresses. Suggestions include scarves and clever accents to elevate simple frocks, with brand details and summer style ideas illustrated by colors, textures, and inventive embellishments.
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Hogs Head Horn Ruse to Call Hogs Fails
Pierce county farmer James Middlebrooks found his hog calling horn no longer works after trading cars. For three years he used a two week routine to summon hogs by sounding the horn. This time the hogs did not respond from the woods, revealing the horn's altered tone.
Forgotten tax aids no-longer-existent London regiment
Forgotten tax from Charles II era still funds a modern barracks in London though no regiment exists. The trophy tax started in 1662 to support merchants militia, now funds offices and ceremonial duties at the court of lieutenancy. C F Monckton serves 83 years as clerk. the London regiment remains only in name.
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U S Wheat Prospects Favor Ohio Winter Crop
Crop reports from Ohio State University extend extension service findings that winter wheat prospects nationwide are the poorest on record. Ohio's crop may exceed average at 31,650,000 bushels, while Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma together approach one-third of the total. Overall U S production seen around 29,400,000 bushels with spring wheat making up about one third.
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Brighter Outlook for Corn Market This Year
The article notes a brighter corn market outlook as U S and world supplies shift. Argentine corn is forecast at 2 1 000 000 bushels vs 93 000 000 in 1932 and 420 000 000 in 1931, with old stocks small and exportable supplies near 7 000 000 as of March 1. Shipments in March totaled about 7 600 000 bushels, with new crop drawing from the fresh harvest. crop quality is satisfactory though rain disrupted some fields. US supplies remain higher than last year while farm consumption stays flat.
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Milkings Increase Dairy Yields in Three Daily Sessions
A study from Iowa State College finds Jersey cows milked three times daily show larger production gains than Holsteins. Holsteins milked three times daily rise fat and milk output by one sixth versus two-times, while four daily milkings boost fat by more than half.
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Erosion Abandons 20 Percent Of Indiana Lands
Destructive soil erosion is widespread across the United States and Indiana viewing areas. A survey by state and federal bodies found roughly 20 percent of southern Indiana county land abandoned due to erosion, with some sites stripped to bedrock.
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Fiee
Farm Hints From Old Notes In A Rural Guide
Farmers across the United States report rising cow populations on farms. Romans used smudge fires to guard gardens from frost and sulphuric acid helps weed control in wheat. An Oregon note mentions windbreaks and woodlots from state forest nurseries. Manure returns average 5.21 dollars per acre across soils, with best returns from ten tons per acre.
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