Amnesia Wife Reveals Hidden Past to Husbands
Joyce Ashton explains to Neil Packard and Robert Ainsworth that she woke from amnesia two years after a taxi crash with no memory of Frills or Florence Hilton. She recounts a life split between a reckless past and a careful present, revealing her true identity and the affair entanglements.
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Joyce Ashton
Chicago
Frills
Neil Packard
California
Sophie
Maitland
San Francisco
Robert Ainsworth
Joyce
Neil
Frill
Robert
Ainsworth
Elinor Glyn
Neil Drew
Joyce Abbott
Florence Hilton
New England
Philadelphia
Texas urged to be first in cotton acreage cut plan
Texas agriculture commissioner J E McDonald calls citizens to back President Roosevelt’s cotton acreage retirement plan. He says the program would inject 150 million dollars into the South, with Texas receiving about 40 million, and could raise crop prices while reducing surplus. A second note mentions Purdue scientists producing durable artificial building stone cheaper than quarry stone.
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Austin
J. E. McDonald
Texas
Roosevelt
McDonald
South
Purdue
Farmers in Jugo Slavia Claim Legal Debt Immunity
Farmers in Jugo-Slavia contend a new law grants them immunity from debt. Analysts note the claim contrasts with existing financial obligations and may affect credit relations across agricultural sectors.
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Jugo-Slavia
Parity Prices and the Postwar Farm Economy
The article explains parity as the fair exchange value linking farm prices to goods farmers buy, based on a prewar base period. It notes persistent disparities since 1920, including a ratio drop to 48 in 1933, and argues prices must stay at parity long enough to repair farm infrastructure and restore agriculture to 1910–14 conditions.
Callan Reflects on Young Men's Work Ethic and Idleness
Claude Callan argues fear of a generation idle even in abundance of work. He doubts hard times create love of idleness and recalls his own youth, noting many avoided work unless driven by necessity. He suggests youths will work only if they believe others will not earn a living.
Turkey Tightens Rules on Remitting Foreign Earnings
The government decreed that foreigners in Turkey may not transfer more than half of their earnings home without explicit state authorization, signaling tighter controls on currency outflows and cross border payments.
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Turkey
Soviet claim on hardy beef animals from crossbred cattle
Reports say the Soviet government bred zebus and bisons with native cattle to create robust beef cattle. The announcement highlights hybrids intended for better meat production and resilience.
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Elinore Barry
Sam
McBrady
Salinas
Rosita
Manzanita
Paul
Whitewright
Silman’s
Vim
Kirkpatrick
Gomer May
Claude Callan
First National Bank
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