Captain Paul Koenig dies of U-boat fame noted in Germany
Captain Paul Koenig commander of the Deutschland, famed for two 1916 Atlantic crossings to Baltimore and New London, died at 66 after illness. Born March 20 1867 he was pensioned in 1932 from North German Lloyd. His wartime clashes and receptions in the United States made him a popular figure.
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Gnadau
Germany
Paul Koenig
North German
Lloyd Steamship Firm
Baltimore
Bremen
United States
Kansas man sentenced to church for beating wife
A Kansas resident was ordered to attend church twice every Sunday for six weeks after beating his wife for reading the Bible. The Philadelphia Inquirer calls the punishment dubious and notes similar historical proposals of punishment by service.
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Kansas
Philadelphia Inquirer
the Inquirer
Forgotten Men reference Louisiana senators
The question asks who is the other U.S. Senator from Louisiana besides the Forgotten Man figure. Louisiana has two senators, currently Bill Cassidy and John Neely Kennedy. The prompt implies identifying the other senator alongside a named figure.
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Louisiana
Increase Cotton Prices Plea From South Carolina Farmers
A mass meeting in Columbia South Carolina urged immediate currency expansion and removal of the cotton processing tax to raise prices. The assembly asked the federal administration to set a minimum cotton price of 15 cents per pound and endorsed Secretary Wallace production plans for 1934 and 1935 with a base rather than acreage. It proposed 9 million bales production in the next year and state committees from all Cotton States to press President Roosevelt for action.
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Columbia
S. C
Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Roosevelt
Moonlight pistol duel draws police interest in Ashville
A 26 year old Jack Moody filling station attendant claims he was wounded in a romance duel with a mysterious stranger. Moody faces a dueling charge with bond set under 500 dollars as investigators seek the rival combatant who vanished after a back to back moonlit stand off near Beaver Lake.
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Ashville
S. C
Jack Moody
Moody
North Carolina
Galahad
Beaver Lake
Lure of a Close-Up Wife Dialogue Snippet
A stage dialogue presents a sharp exchange between a wife and husband. The wife asserts insight into her husband while he provokes her by noting selective reading of a book and applying it to their relationship.
Want Ads and Classified Notices Gladly Taken
Want ads list seed wheat for sale by Bryant King and rental offer for Mrs J S MeIver residence on South Bend Street Randolph Texas. Also cream buyers North Texas Seed Company offer top prices and fair tests. Irish potatoes car load now available from North Texas Seed Company Pascal Farley, Pascal Farley, Prop Ga.
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North Texas Seed Company
Pascal Farley
Salaries Fight to Dominate Texas Special Session
In Austin the special session will open with a clash over state lawmaker pay. One side seeks the maximum 10 dollars per day, while others push for 8 dollars. A 25 percent cut to other salaries remains contentious, with six senators opposing the higher pay.
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Austin
Walter Woodul
Houston
Woodul
Billion Gain In Income Of Farm Products
Washington reports a preliminary federal estimate showing more than 1 billion dollars added to the gross income of U S farm products this season, bringing total farm income to 6.36 billion with 6.1 billion from product sales and 260 million from rentals and A A A payments. Better crop prices drive the gain though live stock prices run lower. forecasts for remaining months suggest a moderate rise in activity and demand. Livestock supplies are rising, with small carryovers and reductions in wheat and tobacco, while fruits and nuts bring more money due to smaller crops and less waste.
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Washington
United States
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Market outlook for year end and cattle supply
The bureau projects market conditions for the remainder of the year but signals a smaller prospective supply for spring and summer. Cattle and calf slaughter is expected to be heavier than in 1932 while dairy product income remains in line with last season.
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Bureau
Queen of Milk Cows Averages Over Eleven Gallons Daily
Femeco Johanna Bess Fayne the 1933 queen of the dairy world, produced 33 649.8 pounds of milk, 1 208.5 pounds butterfat, and 1 510.62 pounds of butter in the year after freshening at 6 years 5 months. Owned by F E Murphy of the Minneapolis Tribune.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Femeco
Bess Fayne
Dairy World
Femco Johanna
F. E. Murphy
Minneapolis Tribune
Minnesota
Clarion City Boarder Quits After No Bathtub Found
Casper explains he left Mrs. Blair's boarding-house after three years due to the lack of a bathtub. The remark underscores basic comforts as a key factor in residence decisions.
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Jasper
Leisured Life Echoes Twin Reflections
In a brief social vignette, a pair of sisters who once shared childhood twins now confront a five year age gap. The exchange reveals changing dynamics as one sister asserts distance while the other remains central to the household’s social fabric. The dialogue hints at evolving sibling roles and leisure class routines.
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