Editorials on Rural Road Funds and European War Prelude
The piece defends the Citizens' Committee highway plan against the State Auto Club's critique, arguing rural areas gain 20 percent of funds for maintenance and new construction while the current system under lines offers uncertain rural funding. It shifts to a worldwide review of Nazi Fascist expansion, Spain, and England France and Mussolini, noting diplomacy, armament buildup, and potential WW II outcomes. It also discusses farmers opposing farm security policies, and analyzes 1930s U.S. political shifts in Pennsylvania and Oregon primary results.
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State Automobile Association
Citizens’ Highway Association
Citizens’ Committee
Auto Club
Citizens
Iberia
Sea of the Ata Club
State Auto Club
Citizens‘ Committee
Europe
Hitler
Musso
Mussolini
Spain
England
France
Italy
Germany
Czecho Slovakia
Austra
Iso
Republic
Cermansy
Arma
Petchen
Sushnell
Lina
Pepper
Alan Ant
Venuss'sania
Attan
Pennavisania
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Political tides forecast in key states for November election
The piece argues New Dealers face strong headwinds in Pennsylvania Florida and nationwide turnout for relief pressure before November. It predicts voters reject New Deal policies amid fiscal anxieties, with hopes the backlash favors opponents in several states. Authorities note likely repeats of 1936 campaign tactics.
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Pennsylvania
Grete
Negt
Florida
Fair enters race for Third Judicial Circuit Judge nomination
Trenton attorney Harry J. Fair announces as Republican candidate for Circuit Judge of the Third Judicial Circuit covering Grundy Mercer Harrison and Putnam counties. Born Avalon Missouri November 1 1886 he trained at Missouri University and Drake University and has practiced law in Trenton for years with a stated vision of justice for all.
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Harry J. Fair
Trenton
Third Judicial Circuit
Grundy, Mercer, Harrison
Putnam
Mr. Fair
Avalon
Missouri
J J Fair
Kirksy
Sersity
Dhool
Fair Trenton
Pinion
Restoring May Aged Persons to Old Age Pension Rolls
A notice explains steps to reinstate those illegitimately removed from Old Age Pension under the Social Security Act. It outlines the legal framework and the agency’s authority to reestablish eligibility for destitute elderly individuals deprived in error.
Cabbage Relief Distributed Across Missouri
Relief families in Missouri begin receiving 34 carloads of early cabbage from the Missouri Social Security Commission surplus commodities division. Each distribution uses 20 pounds for an average family of three or four, drawn from 10 909 tons purchased by the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation in six southern states. The aim is to reduce waste and stabilize prices by supplying needy families with excess food.
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Missouri
Missouri Social Security Commission
C. R. Dyck
Federal Surplus Amodities Corporation
South Carolina
Mississippi
Alabama
Carolina
Louisiana
Georgia
Corporation
Leave Them Alone Wildlife Babies Protected by Missouri Commission
The Missouri Conservation Commission urged Missourians to avoid handling wildlife Crops and travelers heading into the outdoors were advised that wild animal infants should not be touched or removed by people unfamiliar with their care The commission stressed that disturbing young wildlife can harm their development and the environment and urged observers to keep a respectful distance.
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Missouri Conservation Commission
Commission
Careful handling of fish shows respect for young and habitat
The text urges gentle treatment of young fish and advises wetting hands before handling. It emphasizes returning small fish to the water so they can grow into larger ones and notes guardianship similar to parental care, applying to both animal and human contexts.
Flour distribution to Missouri June allotment announced
Seventeen cars of flour have been allotted to Missouri for June distribution, according to C. R. Dyck, director of the surplus commodities division of the Missouri Social Security Commission, based on information from the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation. The flour, a staple food, is noted as a welcome item in the allocation.
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Missouri
C. R. Dyck
Surplus Commodities Division
Missouri Social Security Commission
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Farmer’s view on meat laws and home curing impact
A Southeast Missouri farmer recalls plans to raise corn and hogs, but explains penalties on selling fat hogs or retailing home cured meat push him to rely on country cured imports from Stucky and Tennessee or eat and gift excess meat.
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Missouri
Stucky
Tennessee
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PG Simmons
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DR. N. W. Gillum
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Quality Pays
New Hampshire
Hubbard Farms
New Home
East
Wmnation
NT Association
Louis, Me
Johnson’s Electric Hatchery
Paul Johnson
Salsbury
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Elly
Wepages Rue Ee
Maggard Electric
Wayne
Nutrena
Unionville Produce Co
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