Nicholas Longworth the Speaker and His Career
Nicholas Longworth a longtime Ohio congressman and Speaker of the House died in Aiken South Carolina during a spring vacation. The obituary traces his birth in 1860 in Cincinnati and career from Harvard Law to Cincinnati Law School, his stance against Cox, thirteen terms as Speaker, and service on the Ways and Means Committee. It notes political context including party leadership and governance questions surrounding governors general and prime ministers.
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Immigrant Rita Young Seeks U S Admission Amid Controversy
Miss Rita Young Irish author and authority on Celtic mythology applies for a U S visa with intent to become a citizen. She lectured at Vassar Smith and Mike colleges, faced denial for fear of public charges, appeals urged by educators and lawyers, and she previously left the United States after a visitor permit.
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California
California University
Wealthiest man chosen as Canada’s governor general
The article notes W Fenor of Easborough becoming Canada’s new governor general under Dominion status. Appointed by the king on advice of Canadian ministers, he is the first to be chosen under this framework. The piece mentions the Earl of Bessborough and contrasts past governors general with the new official selection process.
Courage and leadership amid disaster and defection in wartime era
The article extols heroic acts after a Colorado school bus tragedy and notes notable recognitions for Ryan Untlecht. It then shifts to political turmoil, citing cabinet resignations rumors, party infighting, and Fascist leadership directives, with references to President Hoover, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Hitler era debates.
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Court actions mix with political debate amid upheaval
A string of court actions touches former Interior Secretary Albert Fall and others amid pledges to curb government spending. The article notes Fall awaiting a Supreme Court appeal, a prison and fine order, and ongoing discussions on taxation and federal expenditures. It also reports changes in Navy leadership with Rear Admiral Theos Hart soon retiring and a ceremony at Annapolis. The piece ties legal outcomes to fiscal policy and political reaction.
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NSW man condemns debt default amid political pressure
An Australian NSW figure rails against a creditor and criticizes a government plan to assume a local obligation. He warns of potential repudiation costs as the state faces fiscal strain and contemplates drastic actions. The piece notes political maneuvering and references other regions' debt repudiations.
Rattlesnake scare in Gunnison child ends unharmed
Intermountain News reports Carlo Mitilekina aged two escaped a rattlesnake strike on the front lawn as his sister and parents looked on. The incident underscores Utah wildlife encounters on family property in Gunnison.
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Onions Suffer Blemishes from Storage and Handling
The United States Department of Agriculture reports minor blemishes on onions reduce market value. Causes include damp storage, fungi, and certain chemicals leading to skin staining and bag print. Green or brown blemishes result from ammonia and exposure to sun and freezing, while distorted and sunburned areas can invite bacteria and fungi.
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Insects Prove Useful in Controlling Weeds
Entomologists of the United States Department of Agriculture report insects imported to curb troublesome weeds. Hawaiian officials have introduced insects from Mexico to feed on the ton tana plant. Australia is releasing scale insects plant bugs caterpillars and beetles to attack prickly pear cactus, which has spread across the country.
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Plan for a Permanent Garden of Perennial Vegetables
The bulletin urges gardeners to plant perennial fruits and feedables in home gardens. Authors Wo Peattle and C ff tlae describe crops like horseradish, currants, gooseberries, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, and grapes, with cultural requirements and yearly plant needs. Free from the USDA Washington, D C, while supplies last.
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Farm Hints for Kentucky Wonder Beans and Cucumber Slices
Advice on growing Kentucky Wonder beans and cucumbers with tips on sowing, spacing, and plant care. Includes recommendations on fertilizer, watering, and early establishment to improve yields and preserve garden structures through regular painting and maintenance.
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