Roosevelt addresses on New Deal and farm relief in Nebraska
President Roosevelt tours the western states en route to the Pacific coast delivering speeches in Fremont Nebraska to about 16 000 farmers. He defends New Deal policies asserts agricultural adjustment embodies human rights and calls for continued government usage of land for public good. He flags Boulder Dam dedication and notes private industry must employ workers as federal spending wanes. Secretary Ickes adds a jab on renaming the dam.
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Estern Tripa
Pacific Coast
Hoogevelt
Fremont
Neb
Roosevelt
AAA
Concord
Evay
United States
Boulder Dams
Ickes
Boulder Dam
Johnson Dam
Hiram Johnson
Los Angeles
San Diego
Williams
Ae Williams
Harry Hopking
National Industrial Conference Board
Harry Hopkins
PWA
Big Command
Florida Narrowly Escapes Major Caribbean Storm
A fierce hurricane from the Caribbean crossed central Cuba causing over twenty deaths and extensive property damage. It then veered toward southern Florida where residents prepared for impact, but the storm shifted course and roared northeast over the Atlantic.
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Florida
Caribbean
Cuba
Atlantic
Liner Goes Aground on Pleasure Cruise Near Jamaica
A West Indian cruise liner ran aground near Morant Cays forty miles east of Jamaica due to an unaccountable current shift. About 460 passengers and 260 crew were safely transferred to the Feltisne steamer Arguani and landed at Kingston with no lives lost. The Rotterdam sustained minor damage.
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Morant Cays
Jamaica
Fae Weath Gy
Comfortaby
Arguani
Kingston
Vamajes
Rotterdam
American Legion Elects Ray Murphy Commander
Ray Murphy of Ida Grove Iowa was elected national commander of the American Legion at its St Louis convention where a strong anti isms stance and a call for immediate cash payment of the soldiers bonus were voiced. Other leaders selected include vice commanders from Virginia South Carolina Florida Idaho and Wyoming. A motion withdrew U S recognition of Soviet Russia and Cleveland Ohio won the 1936 convention site after four ballots.
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American Legion
Ray Murphy
Merican Legionnaires
St. Louis
United States
Soviet Russia
Cleveland
Ohio
National American Legion
Chicago Board of Trade Post
J. Ray Murphy
Ida Grove
Iowa
Raymond A. Gales
Virginian
W. KE. Whitlock
South Carolina
Whitney Godwin
Florida
Oscar Worthwine
Idaho
Lou Probst
Wyoming
Unique Scratch Pad for Kitchen Memo Pad Holder
Ad describes a kitchen memo pad hanger 8 by 10 inches with a stamped muslin scratch pad. Package A-7 includes the pad and directions to assemble, thread and binding not included. Sent postpaid for 15 cents to Home Craft Co. Dept. A St. Louis Mo with stamped envelope for replies.
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Address Home Craft Co
Dept. A
Nineteenth and
St. Louis Ave
St. Louis
Guard Against Fleas and Their Dangers
Fleas breed in carpets and floor cracks and hatch in 17 days. They spread diseases and can carry tapeworm eggs to dogs and occasionally to children. To prevent infestation, regularly dust pets with pyrethrum powder and spray rugs and cracks with liquid insecticides.
Storage Solves Problem of Surplus for Gardeners
A garden surplus becomes winter food with proper storage. Beets cabbage carrots celery onions parsnips potatoes sweet potatoes salsify pumpkins squash and turnips store in natural condition. Beans may be dried and stored. A half-acre garden can supply year round needs per USDA. Outdoor cellars offer low cost storage options.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Hythe Receives 800-Year-Old Documents With Town Seal
Hythe England officials announce delivery from Viscount Wakefield of historic documents over eight centuries old, accompanied by the town seal. The artifacts, described as significant regional heritage, were received for preservation and study.
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Hythe
England
Viscount Wakefield
Grandfathers in concert form old time glee club
A glee group named Grandfathers held a concert in Lambeth Binge land. Nine members sang while one played accompaniment and a seventy four year old acted as the call boy. Younger audience members and grandmothers joined in with songs from fifty years ago including Darling Mabel Running Up and Down Stairs and The Girl in the Pinafore Dress.
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Lambeth
Bingeland
Mabel
Staira
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van Sweringen
Chesapeake & Ohio
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Argentina
Anthony Hden
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Rome
Sir Eric Drummond
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Savoy
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National Committee
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St Joule
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Clark
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Plymouth Automobiles
Sears
Mall
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Sowa
JNVE
Sanoar
Souve
Lvet
Edith
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