09 May 1930
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1930
Page
1
The article argues aviation boosts naval power and merchant marine value, urging stronger sea power parity and naval defense. It condemns aviation disasters from weather and timing, advocating ground radio control to prevent unsafe flights and reduce losses to pilots and passengers. It notes stock losses and large potential profits from prudent risk management.
Fragmentary OCR text references a navally related plan and tax concepts. It mentions 6,500,000 units of atrokine, a project at hren Obie, completion timelines, and a shift toward lighter taxes on wine. The passage is garbled with several nonstandard spellings and lacks coherent details.
The Farm Board has not urged reduced corn acreage, focusing limits on wheat and cotton. U S corn area has held near 100,000,000 acres since 1919, with historical highs around 96,383,000 in 1909 and a past peak export of 213,000,000 bushels. Domestic demand absorbs more corn annually, a 3 percent rise in 1930 not being alarming.
A fragmented critique questions the scarcity of tangible data on wages and unemployment and the benevolence of foundation secretaries and economics writers who distribute assorted averages, exposing the hollow basis of such claims.
Fragmented OCR notes show a dispute among Farmer-Labor factions over tariffs, alleging higher prices on steel, cotton, oil, coal, meat, dairy, fruits, and other goods. The text hints at treasury concerns and consumer burden from tariff policies amid internal quarrels.
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest discussions on naval limits and forward momentum in armament, with three unnamed points indicating a tremendous increase by 1936. Mentions Ponte and peer series as placeholders, reflecting tension in disarmament efforts and rising expectations among powers.
House military affairs committee disapproves the Norris Muscle Shoals bill. The Senate passed it 45 to 2, suggesting no action this session to activate the power and nitrate plants at the Shoals. An alternate bill is expected to pass in the House.
A banking official questions the Young Plan proposals to fund France with 20 million from reparations and suggests refunding large bonds in the United States. He notes plans to float five or six thousand million dollars of bonds and asks why Americans should assume Germany's debt to European allies given questions about legality.
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