Treasury officials hail early reaction to Morgenthau plan
Washington officials welcomed the market showing after Secretary Morgenthau announced that gold profits would be used to cut the national debt. They noted strong government bonds as an encouraging sign for a forthcoming $1.7 billion financing effort and warned gold silver programs could fuel inflation, with seigniorage affecting future prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Henry H. Curran
National Economy League
Rain Bombs Go Haywire Aboard A Plane Fire Burns Men
Pilot Lou Foote and crew survived a dangerous rain making mission near Waxahachie Texas when three bombs exploded in the cabin after a fuse sparked. The ship burned and crashed on a farm, injuring Foote and Miss Gertrude Jeffries while Boze and others were treated for burns and shock. The plane was destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxahachie
Tex
Lou Foote
Miind
Clane
Foote
James A Bowe
Gertrude Jeffries
Bove
Boze
Mies Jeffries
Maine Votes Test New Deals in September Election
Maine hosts a pivotal September 10 vote as part of a national trend test for the New Deal. The state will elect a senator three representatives and a governor while most of the nation readies primaries and the November contest. Republican Senator Hale faces Democrat Brann with Ames and Dubord as notable foes. Maine’s results forecast broader political shifts across 47 states.
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Maine
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Utah
Nevada
Key Pittman
Connecticut
Frederick Hale
Louis J. Brann
Texas League Leaders From The Associated Press
Leading hitters include Bell of Galveston and Morgan of San Antonio tied at 348 with Hooks Tulsa at 346. Morgan tops total hits with 199. Bell leads in doubles with 51 while Hooks Tulsa tie for triples at 24. Bell Galveston Easterling Tulsa share the home run lead at 26. Runs scored leaders incomplete with Bell and Galveston.
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Texas
Associated Press
Bell Galveston
Morgan
San Antonio
Hooks
Tulsa
Bell
Galveston
Easterling
Canzoneri Loses Title Bid to Dublinsky at Ebbetts Field
In New York on August 30 Tony Canzoneri aged 26 and once a multi division champion was defeated by Chicago’s Harry Dublinsky at Ebbetts Field. Canzoneri endured hard body shots and facial injuries as Dublinsky dominated the final rounds, ending Canzoneri’s bid for a fourth world title.
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Canzoneri
Dublinsky
Ebbets Field
New York
Tony Canzoneri
India
Ebbet
Harry Dublinsky
Chienago
Ttalian
New Orleans
Tony
Pirates Star Waner Tops 1930 NL Batting Leaders
The text lists Nat. League batting and power leaders with Joe Waner of the Pirates leading in runs batted in 104 and hits 144. Terry of the Giants totals 174 for runs and 358 for batting average while Allen of the Phillies has 40 doubles and Medwick of the Cardinals 38. The lines also note Waner with 15 triples and 102 runs batted in for Giants.
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P. Wanner
Pirates
Terry
Giants
Waner
Collins
Cardinals
P . Waner
Allen
Phillies
Medwick
Stolen Bases and Runs Batted In Lead Stats
Hostetler and Shelley top lists with 118 stolen bases and 35 RBIs respectively. Bettencourt and Hillin post strong totals while Kennedy racks up 147 strikeouts for the season.
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Hostetler
Tulse
Shelley
Beaumont
Bettencourt
San Antonio
Hillin
Kennedy
Oklahoma City
Baseball Almanac Top Players and Team Leaders Spark 1920s Grid
The record lists season leaders across leagues with names like Gehrig Yankees Gehringer Tigers Werber Red Sox Manush Senators and J Dean Cardinals Schumacher Giants. It includes top home runs runs batted in hits and pitching figures such as 42 homers by Gehrig and 22-3 by Gamer.
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J. Dean
Cardinals
Schumacher
Giants
Gehrig
Yankees
Manush
Senators
Gehringer
Tigers
Werber
Red Sox
R. Johnson
Doublee
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Schlitz
Columbia
Congress
Tri-State Fair
Tom
Sam B. Dill
Pion E
Gilie
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Ford Son
GMAC
Plymouth PD
Chevrolet
Taylor
Ray Sanford and the
Nat Club Orchestra
Paul Muni
Mr. Nelkie
Tim McCoy
Man
Alea Rob Steele
Mystery Squadron
Ramon Novarro
Lupe Velez
Robt, Young
Jean Parker In
Rex
Major League
Ott
Colins
Berger
Braves
Paramount
Lee
Tracy
Paramount Picture
Helen Mack
Helen Morgan Leone Overmann
Dawid Meir
Wil Hays
Pb Ark
Wee
FBI
Billy the Kid
Paul Spor
Columbia Broadcasting
kKloor
Dance
Wilbur
Hawk
O. L. Taylor
Tri-State
Hereford
Kansas City
Jude of Unie
Mitchell
Albert
Weir Association
W. M. Gouldy
Amerilla
Saupe
Dairy Department
J. FF. Ford
Vega
Tes
Jersey
Panhandle
United States
Howard Fertuson
Amarillo
Perguson
Swine Department
DG. Huchanen
College Ta Tex
Poland
Ching and
Mampahires
Durves
China
Prewitt
Canyon
Jodee T. L. Owen
Amarillo Hobbit & Cavy Breeders Association
W. A. Willieford
Agriculture and Horticulture Dept
Bennett
J.D. Tintley
Agriculture and Morticulture
J. F. Ford
Thie
Frank MK. Phillips
Wenz Teses State
Telstate Valete
Mary Bitton
Misa Litton
Jowet
Beasie Lee Sikes
Ruby Adams
Pampa
Kate Haw
Viola Jones
Wheeler
Amarillo Area
W. A. Mcintosh
M. Bowers
Mita Anole I. McDonald
Rural School Department
Carl G. Clutt
Hox
FINE
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Mre. Jackson
van Buren
Domestic Science Department
Tri-iitete Fair
Howard Trigt
Amarilla
Tri-state Fairie
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Ong St
Mra. Wooldridge
Merc
OM. Timmons
Mayden
Amarille
Timmons
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Fair Grounds
Mason King
Sam BK
Dill
King Circus
Tom MIX
Western States
Iritiate Fair
Tri-titate Fair
Wilbur C. Hawk, Pres
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