10 Jan 1935
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1935
Page
1
Ben Elliott arrives in the lumbering town of Tincup with Don Stuart, a Black man he befriended. He defeats Bull Duval in a log-billing contest, provoking Nicholas Brandon. Brandon seeks Stuart’s removal, Mott defends Stuart, Dillott is arrested.
In a frontier town court, Ben Elliott pleads guilty to tossing a man into mud amid a wider dispute with Nicholas Brandon. Judge Able Armitage questions Elliott, teases with nut preferences, and muses on a plan to fund a jail fine via Badger Forest Products. The scene shifts to conversations about Don Stuart, Brandon, and Bridger as plans unfold for a potential resolution.
The piece surveys President Wilson's watchful waiting and Roosevelt's cautious approach to New Deal conflicts in Congress. It highlights Section 7(a) of the recovery act, union influence, and NRA tensions with labor and political figures such as Richberg, AAA administrators, and party dynamics shaping legislative delays and potential revisions.
A memo outlines Tolley snagging influence over agricultural policy, with Tugwell often on the other side. It notes Tolley favors broad federal control including fruit, berry, and specialty crops, while Democrats split on his approach. Banking debates intensify as Senator Glass attacks Governor Weeles over a time deposits ruling, signaling wider concern about Federal Reserve independence and potential treasury influence.
The Beirut coast showcases a vivid chronicle of Syria from ancient conquerors to World War I. The damp climate pushes residents to the cedar mountains while reminders of Tyre Sidon and Cleopatra linger along the Mediterranean coast, linking past capitals to the seaport today.
A report highlights the whippet as the fastest dog in the world describing it as a cross between the greyhound and the terrier. It notes speed and racing pedigree with mention of breeding background.
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