Fight in prospect between farm program and processors
Washington reports a looming clash this summer between the farm administration and processors and distributors of farm products over AAA curbs. Secretary Wallace notes allies and opponents among “good” and “bad” processors as debates move toward marketing agreements and processing taxes. Administration aides expect court challenges and will argue Congress implied licensing powers by inaction.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Wallace
AAA
Congress
Social insurance plan faces skepticism from Journal
The Journal doubts a universal employment scheme proposed by the President will work through government alone. It notes 10,000,000 unemployed cannot pay premiums and argues real insurance requires insured premiums, warning that job insurance would resemble a dole and fail in a crisis.
Emergency Costs In U S 4 Billion
Washington reports that the government’s emergency outlays for the fiscal year ending June 30 are projected to exceed 4 billion dollars. Treasury shows June 19 spending at about 3.825 billion, with the last 11 days pushing past the threshold. Borrowing totals for the period reach 7.197 billion, including 75 million in bills next week, and the national debt tops 26.98 billion as of June 20.
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Washington
Treasury
Roosevelt
Congress
Roosevelt Sparks Debate on Social Insurance Policy
A Dallas Journal editorial argues that current age related benefits are charity pensions not true insurance. It urges funding from personal savings to build a sound social and economic base and criticizes President Roosevelt's latest pronouncement as a mirage rather than a path to the promised land.
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Roosevelt
Promised Land
Dallas Journal
Spirit pleading for burial found buried already
Oklahoma City authorities and a delegation disinterred Dave Wilcox after a seance claimed his spirit demanded burial. Friends identified the body at the cemetery, noting Wilcox was already laid to rest by the county.
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Oklahoma City
Dave Wilcox
Medical School
Wilcox
First pan of gravel yields $20 in gold at Helena
The first pan of gravel washed at Helena Montana produced twenty dollars in gold.
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Helena, Mont
The Family Doctor Warns on Hydrophobia and Dog Bites
A column advises cautious handling of dog bites and hydrophobia. It urges Pasteur treatment immediately, confinement of the dog for up to 100 days, and sending the dog’s head to a lab if the dog is killed early. It denies mad stones as effective preventive measure.
The Preacher's Column Calls for Attendance and Service
The piece urges church members to attend the revival, arguing belief in God drives attendance and community work. It notes strong Sunday school turnout, proposes goals, promotes a Saturday community night with refreshments, and invites all to the final Sunday service at the Baptist Church.
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House of God
Baptist Church
South Soon To Be Big Ranch Area
The Federal Emergency Relief Administration began moving 500,000 beef cattle from drouth regions to the South for fattening on well watered pastures. Cattle will be slaughtered in fall and canned for relief families. Alabama receives 10,000. plans call 75,000 to the state with pasture ready. Tennessee 10,000. Oklahoma 5,000. Virginia 800. Additional shipments to other states are arranged.
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Washington
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Drouth
Alabama
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Virginia
Firemen Chase Blaze Before Putting It Out
Canton, Ill. firemen answering an alarm chased a blaze down the road. They found a truckload of hogs with a straw pile burning. The driver ignored the siren, but the firefighters tracked the truck and extinguished the fire.
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Canton
Ill
Corner Continues to Be a Dangerous One
The Indianapolis News notes ongoing dangers in street corners as a local issue, highlighting safety concerns and potential measures discussed by residents and authorities.
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Indianapolis News
Guard Against Infantile Paralysis Warns Mothers
Dr Milton Rosenau of Harvard University cautions mothers to protect children during an epidemic by avoiding the sick and crowds, using only pasteurized milk, and boosting health with rest, fresh air and sunshine.
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Milton Rosenau
Harvard University
Congressmen Vote Loans For Selves
Washington reports a six line amendment to the housing bill granting Congress the right to borrow from the Home Owners Loan Corporation and farm loan agencies. The change exempts members from crop reduction penalties and allows loans to cover mortgage distress, extending similar relief under farm acts to lawmakers.
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Washington
Congress
Home Owners Loan Corporation
It's Great To Lose Fat and Feel Years Younger
A reader testimonial promotes Kruschen Salts for fat reduction with claims of 30 pounds lost in a month. Edna Hunn of Algiers LA praises the product, noting improved appearance, energy, and skin clarity. The ad claims a four week jar costs little and urges try before breakfast.
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Edna Hunn
Algiers
Kirkpatrick Pharmacy
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