Potatoes Under Federal Control Spark Widespread Debate
The article explains new potato policing measures under a postwar federal bill. Secretary Henry Wallace must monitor bootlegged potatoes and ensure 4 million subsidy checks reach 1.25 million cotton farmers, impacting about 6 million people. Households buying from bootleggers could face fines or jail. Some officials doubt the constitutionality of taxing power to regulate production.
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Washington
Liberty League
Henry Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Uncle Sam
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Supreme Court
Texas Colleges See Record Enrollment Gains Across State
Texas universities and colleges report a strong rise in enrollments this fall with increases of 15 to 25 percent at major institutions. Rice Institute and Baylor note financial improvement among students while Texas A and M, TCU, and SMU show substantial gains. total student bodies reach historic levels across Denton, Lubbock, Fort Worth, and Dallas campuses.
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Texas
S. G. McCann
Rice Institute
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
University of Texas
Southwest
Baylor
Texas A. & M. College
AAA
Houston
Rice
Texas Christian University At
Fort Worth
E. M. Waits
T .W. Co
Texas Wesleyan College
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
West Texas
Hardin-Simmons College
Abilene
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
936 218 Persons on Work Relief Rolls
An official count shows 936 218 people on the work relief payrolls. The goal set by Harry L. Hopkins is to place 3 500 000 to work by November 1. Officials must find about 63 000 jobs daily to meet the target.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress
Civilian Conservation Corps
New York City
Hopkins
Weimar Man Declines State Job as Livestock Chairman
Gov. Allred reports John Walker of Weimar declined the offer to chair the live stock sanitary commission. Chairman Dave Nelson has resigned to head the Texas prison system. Also notes a Siamese court phrase about parties to a lawsuit.
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Austin
The
Livestock Sanitary Commission
John Walker
Weimar
Commission
James V. Allred
Dave Nelson
Texas Prison System
There's Always Another Year Chapter I
The town of Heron River awaits Anna Grenoble, daughter of Gentleman Jim, as Roddy Willard recalls Corinne Meader and their past in Ballantyne. Roddy plans to marry Corinne amid a bank failure shadow and a looming future on a Dakota farm. Corinne smiles at the prospect yet fears the upheaval of leaving her house and social station. TO BE CONTINUED.
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Heron River
Anna (Silver) Grenoble
Jim
Chicago
Sophronia Willard
Jim Grenoble
Sophronia
Roderick
Jason
Silver
Duke Melbank
Dakota
Roddy Willard
Sophronia Grenoble
Grenoble Place
Jim” Grenoble
Corinne
University
Harry Richter
Roddy
Harry Ritcher
Ballantyne
Twin Deer Lake
Willard Farm
Phronie
Pocahontas
Corrine
Edwin Meader
Meader Place
Grenoble
Meaders
Mrs. Meader
Edwin
Ellingbee
Harry
Biscuit Making from REGIPES Note
A brief biscuit recipe instructs to combine flour salt soda and baking powder with melted shortening and buttermilk. Mix thoroughly without kneading, roll to a half inch, cut with a biscuit cutter, and bake in a hot oven at 450 F for 10 to 12 minutes.
Peach Pie With Double Crust Bake Method
Readable recipe fragment describes filling with sliced peaches sugar flour salt cinnamon and lemon juice then poured into buttered pan. A crust is prepared from flour baking powder salt sugar fat and milk mixed and cut in. Top fruit and bake with four vent holes.
Spanish Buns and Penoche Frosting Recipe
Recipe for Spanish Buns with a fat sugar vanilla cinnamon cloves mix and two eggs milk flour and baking powder. Bake 85 minutes in a moderate oven then cool and frost. Penoche Frosting combines dark brown sugar sugar butter milk and vanilla to form a creamy glaze.
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Penoche
Recipe for Spiced Lemon Ginger Iced Tea
A simple summer drink guide combines sugar water with tea orange juice and lemon juice. The mix is chilled then finished with iced water ginger ale and crushed ice before serving in glasses.
Tot Lies In Ditch After Wreck In Alberta
A 14 month old boy William Long survived four days in a roadside ditch after a car crash that killed his parents Mr and Mrs T M Long near Macleod Alberta. The child was found yesterday beside the bodies and is reported to be recovering in hospital with no injuries.
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Macleod
Alberta
Canada
William Long
T. M. Long
Ford to Broadcast 1935 World Series for $100000
Chicago broadcast rights for all 1935 World Series games won by Ford Motor Company. Kenesaw Mountain Landis announced CBS and NBC will carry the series. The payment matches last year’s $100000, as stated by the commissioner.
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Chicago
Ill
Ford Motor Company
Kenesaw M. Landis
Columbia Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Company
Landis
Passenger offers seat to lady on train voyage
A conductor asks a passenger if he reached home safely and recalls giving up his seat to a woman last night noting they were the only two in the car. The exchange hints at a shared, quiet moment on a late journey.
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U. of T
Siam
Whitewright Lumber Co
Tot
Will
LaRoe’s
L. LaRoe & Co
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