Hopkins Endorsement Sparks Debate Over Relief Aid in Iowa
Editorial discusses Harry Hopkins endorsement of Wearin in Iowa’s primary, noting political harm to the New Deal image. It argues relief officials should avoid campaigning while acknowledging Hopkins’s high profile and Iowa roots complicate the public perception of his actions.
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Representative Wearin
New Deal
Gillette
Iowa
Hopkins
Federal
Washington
Wealin
Senator Barkley
Statinc
Senate
Roosevelt
Harry
Preas
Representative Eann
Weann
Snapoon
Staten Sommentatiaticiane
Hopkurs
Raf Lunugee
Hop Fins
Relief
Mr Wearn
Wearnn
Wearin
We Go Down Hill Alone
The text discusses a global mood decline from 1980 through 1946 8 with recovery in 1946 8 and earlier recoveries in other nations. US business rises until 1937 then declines toward 1992 style abysmal laws while Europe remains worried. Government figures compare 1923 25 to 1937 1938 across Germany Italy Britain and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
Europe
America
Nation Plans Relief Programs Amid Unemployment Debate
The article critiques Congress seven months into session with bills on agriculture home building and labor standards. It laments slow progress toward unemployment relief while government critics target corporate leaders and small businessmen face ridicule as the state seizes control of job creation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Congress
Senate
Washington
Polah Hame In Corn Belt Quote From June Letter
A reader letter from June 4 discusses hog product shortages and Poland trade during a period of economic strain. The writer cites Roosevelt administration actions and relief plans aimed at preserving domestic markets, with references to Poland Slovakia and regional hog production shifts.
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Poland
Kannan
Tor
Tira
Emey
Voniederr
Roosevelt
Hana
Missouri Town
Kansas
Czecho Slovakia
Ofr
A J Martin
Tie Rene ha AEE De tare
A cryptic fragment mentions Rene and AEE De tare with a question mark, suggesting an incomplete note or note fragment referencing two entities and an unclear relation. The readable words point to names and an inquiry without a full context or event.
United States urged as example for business and taxes
A mix of disjointed excerpts notes officials urging US practical businessmen, a Chicago man loses 400 dollars to three highwaymen after winning races, and the Netherland Bank head laments Dutch burdens while praising US advantages. The passage contrasts government taxes with private gain and promotes American business spirit.
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Chicago
Netherland Bank
Amsterdam
Holland
United States
Resolutions of Respect for Brother Thomas A Barnett
In memory of Brother Thomas A Barnett who died June 19 1938 Unionville Lodge No 280 I O O F Unionville Missouri drapes its charter in mourning for thirty days and expresses condolences to his family May this faithful member be remembered for his ministering to the afflicted and lighting souls.
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Thomas A. Barnett
Unionville
Unionville Mo
Murif Husted
Claldf Mowrer
T M Parker
Missouri launches statewide prenatal and infant care education plan
The Missouri Department of Health and University Extension announce a statewide program to promote early pregnancy care and infant health through 41 regional units. Lecturers will tour two counties per unit, offering consultations for physicians and public talks to reduce maternal and infant mortality.
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University Ion Bureau
Harker
Missouri
Parker
Friendly Circle Club Meeting Notes
The Friendly Die Club met with Mrs Loren Ogle on Wednesday June 6. One member and two visitors attended Miss Selah Millnap and Mina Margaret Doty. After the noon meal the business...
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Die
Loren Ogle
Selah Millnap
Mina Margaret Dotv
Locals Crowded Out Last Week by Visitors
N R Hecker and children of Sewal Iowa visited relatives by A Buster and Olive Claire Speer with Mise Reva Willett in Memphis Missouri. Neal Wynn from Molins Illinois visited his parents and Kansas City trip. Mr and Mrs J W Logan visited Glen Bradley in Tren ton. Marjorie Durbin visiting from Rockford Illinois. John Field Jr attended amateur radio convention in St Joseph. Mr and Mrs Kie Partin and family from Milwaukee visited nine years’ first trip here. Mr and Mrs C L Crooks from Springfield Ohio and Enid Lee arrived to relatives. Mr and Mrs Clarence H Pratt returned to Milwaukee after staying with A B Pratt. Mr and Mrs Boyd Ashby from Powerville attended Legion picnic. K R Peterson from Kahoka visited. he works in Soil Conservation at Kahoka. Mrs Turner Owen, previously visiting L Maggard, returned to Chicago Sunday night.
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N. R. Hecker
Sewal
Iowa
A. Buster
Olive Claire Speer
Mise Reva Willett
Memphis
Neal Wynn
Molins, Til
N. T. Wynn
Kansas City
J. W. Logan
Jack
Glen Bradley
Trenton
Marjorie Durbin
Rockford, TL
John Field, Jr
St. Joseph
C. L. Crooks
Enid Lee
Springfield
Ohio
W. E. Leonard
Clarence H Pratt
A. B. Pratt
Milwaukee
Wis
Boyd Ashby
John Henry
Poweraville
Legion
K. R. Peterson
Kahoka
American Legion
Peterson
Soil Conservation Office
Turner Owen
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Progres LepmehedSuty Sth
Friendly Circle Club
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Ryals Oil CO
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