Hoover rails at New Deal in California Republican rally
Former President Herbert Hoover, the nation’s only living ex-president, denounces the New Deal in a letter to the California Republican assembly. He warns of centralized government, debt, inflation, and regulation, urging the GOP to lead economic recovery through free enterprise and safeguards for workers and farmers.
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Sacramento
Calif
Herbert Hoover
California Republican Assembly
Abraham Lincoln
Hoover
America
Washington
Republican Party
Wallace Maps 1989 Cotton Acreage Under Bankhead Act Limits
Secretary Wallace announced 65 percent base allotments for cotton farmers producing more than two bales to qualify for Bankhead act payments. He said loans on 1934 holdings extend past July 31 1935 with credit to support orderly marketing of the 1935 crop. Loans on the 1935 crop require cooperation with the APP and compliance with allotments.
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Washington
Wallace
Bankhead Cotton Control
Community Credit Corporation
Hostess School 10 Held Here April 2
Homemakers of Whitewright gain ideas on entertaining and home management Tuesday April 2 as Miss Carolyn Wessler from Kelvin Kitchens conducts a Hostess School at the Community Public Service Company store. Sponsored by CP SC, the program covers table setting etiquette budgeting and meal planning. Souvenir menus prizes and an attendance prize will be awarded/refreshments served. School starts at 2 30 p m.
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Whitewright
Carolyn Wessler
Kelvin Kitchens
Community Public Service Company
Weak 1934 Seed Requires Extra Planting Quota
STILLWATER Okla The rate of planting seeds should be increased 10 to 15 per cent this year because the 1934 growing season was not favorable to the production of vigorous seed. Immature seed germinates slowly and a cold wet seed bed may cause it to rot. All farm seed should be cleaned and graded before planting and home grown seed germinated to determine viability.
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Stillwater
Okla
H. W. Staten
Oklahoma
A. & M. College
Dwarf Child Grows After Gland Transplant Experiment
In Rostov Russia Prof Nikolai Bogoraz transplanted a pituitary gland from a deceased man into an 11 year old dwarf girl. Six months later she grew eight centimeters and a second transfusion added six more. He cautioned the results are not conclusive but show potential.
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Rostov
Russia
Nikolai Bogoraz
Rostov Surgical Clinic
Bogoraz
Health Hints on Winter Debris and Disease Prevention
Dr John W Brown State Health Officer urges cleanup of houses and yards to cut disease spread among adults and especially infants. Removing waste and keeping garbage in covered containers reduce fly breeding and typhoid dysentery cholera. Destroy mosquito habitats drain standing water spray oil weekly stock minnows and keep houses well screened.
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Austin
John W. Brown
The Newspaperman and the Frugal Ice Man
A Knox City Journal cartooning critique praises a newspaperman's generosity while lampooning stingy editors who overcharge for extras. A separate note mentions the Navajo belief against stuffing animal hearts for eating.
British housing plan seen as serious by socialists
In London the British Socialists treat the housing program as crucial. A Socialist amendment proposed that a bed left in the living room counts as overcrowding. Standing Committee A objected to the idea of sleeping in the living room and rejected the proposal.
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London
Inquisitive Bobby Questions Early Fashion
In a playful exchange, Bobby asks his mother about what moths fed on before clothing existed, pondering life before Adam and Eve wore garments. The dialogue blends humor with a curious child’s curiosity about ancient times and natural history.
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Bobby Bobby
Bobbie
Adam and Eve
Fortune Teller Predicts Long Suffering For Victim
A fortune teller warns of fifteen years of suffering for a victim with a grim punchline that by then the pain will seem normal. The exchange highlights a dark, cautionary tone about fate and endurance.
Seed loan program opens for farmers across Great Plains
The Farm Credit Administration launches 60 million dollars in seed loans within a week to aid 1935 crops. Loans up to 500 dollars service seed and fertilizer needs, distributed through regional offices including Dallas. Applications go through county crop loan committees with focus on Midwestern drought states and seed grain supplies surpassing 19 million bushels.
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Washington
Farm Credit Administration
Roosevelt
William I. Myers
Dallas
Farm Credit
Wallace
AAA
Drouth
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Oklahoma
Ancient Southwest Rabbit Hair Identified In 1500 Year Old Remains
Hairs from clothing worn by Southwest inhabitants over 15 centuries ago were identified as rabbit fur by a Bureau of Biological Survey biologist working with the Museum of Northern Arizona. The specimens, well preserved, came from a Basket Maker II burial cave in Northeastern Arizona collected during the 1934 Rainbow Bridge Monument Valley Expedition. The biologist notes they resemble modern cottontail hairs closely.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Southwest
Bureau of Biological Survey
Museum of Northern Arizona
Arizona
Rainbow Bridge
Monument Valley
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Detroit
Michigan
MAN
Public Service Company
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