Spain’s Alcala Zamora Leads New Republic Receives US Recognition
The Madrid government under Niceto Alcala Zamora gains formal recognition from the United States as new Spanish republic advocates strengthen. Amb. Irwin Taughin remains in Madrid, with reactions mixed among bankers and officials as economic and political uncertainties unfold. Soviet wage plan named Khozraschiot promises outcome based on individual effort, aiming to speed production and accountability. Analysts note growing optimism amid surveys showing earnings upticks and early signs of an economic rebound.
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Creat
Treat Deut Fampera
Irwin DB Taughlin
Aladrid
Tha Une
Shere
Spain
Barcelona
Catatontia
Dt 14
el IG
Government Plans Farm Wheat Sale Rush to Europe
The wheat stabilization board outlines a rapid sale of surplus wheat to Europe by July 3 to avoid depressing domestic prices. It estimates wealth controlled wheat at about 76 million bushels. loans may reach Hb percent. Farmers urged to store grain on farms to cut storage costs. Co operatives may receive aid as an incentive. James Stone, board chair, says 7,000,000 tons were sold recently above world price due to superior quality.
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Wii Federal Farm Baned
Lhe Buacha
Europe
James Stone
Warning to Americans in Nicaragua by Stimson during unrest
Secretary Stimson drafted a message to Americans in Nicaragua advising withdrawal or relocation to coast towns for protection as inland areas face renewed outbreaks. The note states the U S cannot provide general protection with forces and warns those who stay will act at their own risk. It references President Coolidge’s past statement on a guiding obligation to protect citizens.
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Stimson
Ftsnile
Nicaragua
Aimerican Legation
Managua
Biofelds
Lloover
Nicaragnus
Florence
Department
Calein Coolidge
Eve York
United States employment service to coordinate nationwide bureaus
Secretary of Labor announces a coordinated system uniting 48 employment bureaus plus the District of Columbia and central divisions to address varied labor issues. A $500000 appropriation supports setup and ongoing work with local and state cooperation for interstate labor placement and farm employment expansion nationwide.
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United States
District of Columbia
William “ Dash
Litur Jctn
L Alpine
New York
Cdlrictir Pererni
Teterana
Farm Employtment Service
Faa Deellel
Sid Tappen
Cotunda
United States Steel approves proposed pension plan
In a surprising move for financial circles, United States Steel stockholders adopt a pension plan led by James A Carrell, signaling a major shift in corporate retirement benefits and governance. The decision comes amid ongoing discussions on long term shareholder value and executive compensation.
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United States Steel Corporation
James A Carrell
Retirement plan reshapes steel industry leadership
A broad retirement scheme in the United States and Canada drives changes among top steel executives. Key leaders including Luiftington, Joshua A Tinthleld, Perley, J B Keefe, and L W P Bargny face mandates or voluntary exits as the plan allows sixty five for voluntary retirement and seventy for compulsory. Some retirees would span 1939 to 1940, while Gary remains cautious, weighing eventual retirement. The political scene in Britain shows MacDonald surviving a censure vote while Liberal ties shift, with war tensions influencing industrial policy and textile concerns amid the Indian boycott effects.
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Barrell Wan
United Atatea Steel Coronation
Luiftington
Illinois
Jdosiua
Dbridge
Ward
Perley
J B Keefe
Améican Steel & Wire
L W P Bargny
American Sect & Tin Kinate
Fwo
Gary Na
Barrell
Soya Seventy
Revolution in Tionduras Bends Toward Turbulent Honduras Scene
Report notes insurgents led by Augustine Santino gain ground in Nicaraguan backed revolt, with Gen Oregorie Terrera opposing US intervention. Terrera travels in Mexico and garners support among major banana plantations along Honduras north coast. President Sejla Cella resists Terrera's cabinet entry while Vicente Mejia Coutidores is inaugurated in Ton diras. US envoy warns rebellion may fizz but links to St Fausto Dassin and Honduras politics complicate regional stability.
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Jesus Castro Clonduran
Boatzge
Daffalrea
Mexico City
Teguigalpa
Sejla Cella Ies
Atmit Terrera
Ingani
Vicente Mejia Couitdre
Washington
Atta
Spats Mint Seeks Clarity on Dyer Presidential Bid
A Spats Mint report quotes Neston Dyer of Cleveland, former secretary of war, saying he will not press for the Democratic nomination unless no active candidate is chosen. He will not use influence for any candidate and cites Newton Baker as supportive but uninterested in running. The statement notes Baker’s strong interest in the party platform but no desire for further political preferment.
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Clevelant
Armayhere Iaquel
WB Conquer
Olta
Vither
Whiting de Seramtte
Thaker
Newton Draker
Mir Baker
Thia
Nica
Culling Poultry Tactics in Summer for Best Laying Hens
An agricultural note from North Carolina State College expert W Armstrong outlines summer culling of hens. He explains that heavy layers show more feather wear and yellow skin loss due to feeding, while poor layers molt later or maintain color. Body measurements and bone width help identify best layers for continued production.
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North Carolina State College
Mr. Armstrong
Ani
Manage Turkeys Not Well Understood For Poultrymen
The article discusses turkey management challenges from poult to market, noting confinement aids roalization and reducing disease risk. It cites Nebraska station guidance on brooder space, warning against overcrowding and advising about cecumworm concerns and yard placement to prevent losses.
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Nebraska
Turkey
In Humanely Raising Egg Output by Controlling Broodiness
A New Jersey agricultural experiment station note discusses reducing broody hens to boost egg production. It describes confining broody fowls with leg bands of different colors, feeding them less and then reintroducing them when they no longer brood.
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Taylor
New Tersey Agricultural Experiment Station
Mart Kr
Baby Chicks Grow Fast in First Weeks Says Extension Agent
T L Shrader of the United States Department of Agriculture notes baby chicks double in size within the first two weeks with proper heat and feed. He advises plenty of heat and a feed hopper four feet long for every ten chicks, expanding as the chicks grow.
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T. L. Shrader
Altryman
United States
Apartment of Agriculture
Atve
Mir Shrader
Grain Supplement Boosts Steer Gains and Prices
A three year joint study by West Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station and the U S Department of Agriculture finds grain supplement raises gains and finish in three year old steers on good pasture, yielding trimmer and more tender meat with higher fat content and selling prices over grass alone. The bulletin notes supplement can offset extra feed costs and advises careful cattle buying decisions. Technical Bulletin 217 is available from the U S Department of Agriculture Office of Information.
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WNU
Crila Fed Ag
West Virginia
Care
Unite States Department of Agriculture
Waoastington
Carbon Dioxide May Slow Fruit Spoilage In Transit
US Department of Sericulture reports that elevated carbon dioxide levels inside a refrigerator can slow spoilage and soften in fruits and vegetables. Dr Clarks Prooka pathologist notes that small increases in soil carbon, if added to a repackaged load, can delay rotting nearly as effectively as lowering temperature by 20 degrees, though gas escape limits lasting effect beyond 18 to 24 hours.
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United States
Sericultura
Clarks
Fee
Firtler
Round Birooder House Popularity Grows
Round brioder houses gain attention as popular dwellings in recent years. These huts use wool and metal materials with many windows for ventilation and light. Roof height ranges from six to fourteen feet, with the house measuring about twenty feet in diameter. The timber frame is produced at a local lumber plant.
Farm notes on crops and animal care in mixed farming
The text discusses growing crops like mustard, peppers, eggplant, tomato, cucumber, and herbs, plus seed handling. It mentions pasture improvement, fertilization with phosphite, cleaning pens, washing with water, and using liquid cresoll solution. It also covers sheep breeding timing and feeding with corn and oats.
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