Texas Eyes State Plan to Replace AAA in 1938
Washington reports a proposed Texas state agricultural adjustment program modeled after the AAA, set to begin January 1, 1938 as the federal emergency program ends. Officials say success requires most states to pass enabling legislation and coordinate on production limits and price parity for farmers.
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Hoosac
Sailor and Lady Exchange Witty Exchange at Dock
Humorous dialogue unfolds as a sailor notes the anchor dropped and a lady responds with a dry remark about the long wait. The exchange captures a compact, period newspaper moment with sharp wit and maritime setting.
Americans Live Longer Today Report of Bureau
Washington reports Americans now live longer with white men averaging 59 and white women 63, up from 48 and 51 at the century's start. The Census Bureau cites sanitation, higher living standards, home labor saving devices, education, medicine, and surgery as key factors, noting infant mortality has fallen from 12,738 to 6,232 per 100,000 male births. Black men average 47.5 years, black women 49.5 years.
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Pat’s Factory Idea Session Opens Morning Visit
Pat worked in a factory where staff were urged to share ideas for smoother operations. One morning he was shown into a room to present his thoughts and suggestions to managers.
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Pat
Last Man In Blows The Whistle At Meeting
The chairman asks for a plan to prevent lateness in future. Pat proposes a simple fix the last man in blows the whistle. A playful exchange follows with a radio gag remark about dulling after years of writing.
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