Johnson fleeted by hospitals and sleepless nights
Washington Brig. Gen. Hugh S. Johnson the NRA chief has endured extreme mental and physical strain since the New Deal program began. He has visited the hospital thrice, gained weight, grown pale and red eyed, and shows signs of fatigue yet plans a nationwide tour with fifteen speeches over twenty days, insisting he will not quit until his work is finished.
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Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
National Recovery Administration
Mufti
Roosevelt
Current
National Recovery
NRA
America
Blue Eagle
Butler on Dillinger capture and Hitler decline
Gen. Smedley D. Butler says capturing John Dillinger is simple if 12 policemen are sent to disappear until the fugitive is shot. He also says Hitler is on the way out as German disturbances continue. Termites are noted for rapid damage to new house foundations.
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Nebraska City
Neb
John Dillinger
Smedley D. Butler
Wallace urges patience on cattle price delays at Farm Day
Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace told Minnesota farmers at the Cattle Feeders Day on the University Farm in St. Paul not to be discouraged by corn hog program delays. He warned prices lag livestock markets but expect improvement as grain prices rise and noted government cattle prices target culls, not high quality stock.
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Minnesota
University Farm
St. Paul
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Drouth
Duroc News
Johnson stands firm over NRA blue eagle at hosiery mill
General Hugh S. Johnson refused to return Harriman Tennessee Hosiery Mills blue eagle unless payroll is opened to impartial examiners. The plant closed last week leaving 653 workers idle as Johnson backed the NRA ruling that withdrawal was lawful.
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Washington
Hugh 5S
Johnson
NRA
Blue Eagle
Harriman
Tenn
Homer S. Cummings
Justice Department
Cummings
Charitable Lady and Panhandler Exchange Witty Banter
A brief cartoon caption pits a charitable lady against a panhandler with a sharp retort about generosity and money. The line highlights social contrast and humor in a single moment.
Rayburn Declared Candidate in 4th District Congress
The Sun authorizes the announcement of SAM RAYBURN as a Democratic primary candidate for Congress in the 4th District subject to July party action.
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The
Sun
Sam Rayburn
Bonham Welcomes Sam Rayburn With Large Delegations
Bonham Texas hosts a welcome home rally for Congressman Sam Rayburn with delegates from Hunt Grayson Collin and other counties attending. Speakers praised his leadership on Roosevelt programs including securities and communications acts. Hunt County Greenville led in attendance with Rayburn supporters arriving by car and wearing badges.
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Bonham
Fourth
Fannin County
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Roosevelt
Hunt
Grayson
Collin Counties
Hunt County
Greenville
Bonham Band
City tour ends with remark on lit cemetery
A real estate agent asks for the buyer’s impression of the city after a long day and a tough reply notes a cemetery with lights. The piece also states that a murder occurs in the United States on average every 90 minutes.
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United States
Wanted Well Work and Rawleigh Route Help
Want ads note two items: well work by Frank Harvey three miles south of Ely and Rawleigh Route helper needed for 800 families with training offered by Rawleigh Co Memphis Tennessee. Also dairy farm for sale three miles from state highway with water and barn at $30 per acre.
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Frank Harvey
Ely
Rawleigh
Rawleigh Co
Dept
Memphis
Tenn
A. E. Major
Appreciation for kindness after bereavement from Beardsley family
The Beardsley family expresses gratitude for acts of kindness and floral offerings after the death of Mrs. H. V. Beardsley. Mrs. FE. V. Rector and children thank friends and God’s blessings.
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FE. V. Rector
H. V. Beardsley
A. T. Scott
Special Session Planned After Second Primary
Representative W E Pope said a special session would be convened soon after the second primary on August 25. He urged tax relief for Nueces County farmers tied to delinquent penalties and interest, with the governor promising tax relief as one of three topics. The others include issuing relief bonds and creating a state agency to conserve oil and gas resources.
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Austin
W. E. Pope
Corpus Christi
Miriam A. Ferguson
Pope
Nueces County
Grayson County Plans 29 Summer Instruction Units
Grayson County is allotted 29 classes for soil conservation and adult education under the federal summer emergency program. J. R. Brooks and E. A. Miller announced the plan to run through September, offering free instruction to adults without public schooling.
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Mr. Casey
Rufus Turner
Alfred E. Morrison
Ralph D. Beam
Norman Williams
Sherman
Mary Gregory
Susie Mae Harris
Josephine Zihmman
T. F. Simpson
F. Phares
Miss Lipstrew
Frances Cannon
Dorchester
D. C. Warren
Bells
Annette Jenkins
Collinsville
Mary Respain
Department of Education At
Austin
Nudists Urged to Avoid Sun Exposure by Physician
A New York physician warns that nudists should not expose themselves to sunlight for health reasons. The remark appears in a flawed, cautionary note about mixing nudism with sun and other risks.
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New York
Sun loving or sun fearing says doctor on tanning
Chief Dermatologist Charles F. Pabst of Greenpoint Hospital warns about sun exposure. He notes eight million Americans cannot tan but can burn, calling them heliophobes as he lists factors like highballs buckwheat cakes scant bathing suits toilet water and perfume.
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Sunshine
Charles F. Pabst
Greenpoint Hospital
Pabst
French Move to Avert Bankruptcy Proposed
Paris government recommends a moratorium on debts for tens of thousands of small merchants. Interest payments would be suspended and debts reduced to prevent widespread bankruptcies as the value of boom era purchases falls. Officials cite about 465 million dollars owed on troubled businesses. The Panama Railroad was completed in 1855.
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Paris
Treasury
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Purina
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Pascal Farley
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Panhandler
R. van Zandt
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Jim) Waggoner
George D. Hagans
Jake J. Loy
Frank Reece
Virgil Evans
J. B
Benton) Davis
R. B
Bob) Caraway
J. C
Carl) Allred
P. Janway J. L. Cantrell
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Ben) Vaughan
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John) Washburn
Tom Brice
Harold Doss
Mark Montgomery
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McCormick
Manning, Clark & Meador
Auto Finance Company
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MGR. OF
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Nicholson
R. R. Waldo
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