Request for Higher Tariffs on All Farm Produce
Organized agriculture urged the House Ways and Means Committee to raise duties on farm goods in a wide package. American Farm Bureau Federation and National Grange backed steeper tariffs across sixty of eighty farm schedule items, detailing specific higher rates for beef, dairy, poultry, fruits, vegetables, grains, and seeds.
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Washington
Organized Agriculture
House
Ways and Means Committee
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Grange
Chester Gray
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Early hearing promised in big suit in Texas
A federal judge in Austin promised an early hearing in the Golden Red Oil company suit against Secretary of State Jane Y. McCallum Blue Sky Commissioner Martin and Assistant Attorney General R M Tilley for 1 500 000 damages over a state permit denial A conference of attorneys was set for this afternoon to fix a date
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United Press
Austin
Tex
Duval West
Golden Red Oil Company
Jane Y. McCallum
Blue Sky
Martin
R. M. Tilley
Tilley
Peace in Salvation Army Legal Battle in Wales
London January 29. Prospects for peace in the Salvation Army legal fight over a successor to deposed General Bramwell Booth looked slim on the eve of chancery court reopening. General Booth's temporary injunction to stop the Army high council from ousting him was to be argued tomorrow.
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Associated Press
London
Salvation Army
Bramwell Booth
Booth
Army High Council
Ruse Foils Burglar At Franklin Home
Margaret Sutter cried Dad get your gun to scare off a burglar in Franklin Pennsylvania. The intruder fled when the homeowner was not present and her father was away.
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United Presa
Franklin, Pa
Margaret Sutter
Miss Sutter
Chinese Women to Enter Boxing Movement Opens for Women
The national drive to promote traditional Chinese boxing now includes women. Prizes from national and provincial governments fund tournaments begun in Peking after earlier plans elsewhere. Several hundred girls in the area have taken up boxing.
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United Press
Peking
National University Memorial Bill Introduced in Congress
Representative Guyer of Kansas introduced a bill proposing a 12 million national university and a 60 million endowment to honor the 200th anniversary of George Washington's death. The measure aims to establish a lasting national institution in Washington.
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Washington
National University
George Washington
Guyer
Republican
Kansas
Russian artist uses human hair for portraits in Berlin
Russian painter Gregori Boruchoff displays portraits and landscapes crafted from hair rather than oils. Born in Ukraine, he learned hairdressing before developing hair-portraiture in a prisoner camp. He knits blended hair strands onto cloth to render detailed faces, noting bobbed hair is a drawback.
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United Press
Berlin
Russia
Gregori Boruchoff
Boruchoff
America
Chernigoff
Ukraine
Adelheim
Aveutian
California School Boy Is Versatile
Karl Hanson a Tamalpais Union high school student in Mill Valley California is highlighted for a stellar four year record. He has only two absences due to a broken arm and has 237 credits toward graduation while 175 are required. He is class valedictorian and life member of the honor society, active in senior play basketball reporting for papers, earns boy scout merit badges, serves as Sunday school class secretary, and performs odd jobs on Saturdays.
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Unitel Prear
Mill Valley
Cal
Karl Hanson
Tamalpais Union High School
San Francisco
San Rafael
Hair Shortage Affects Artist's Painting Methods
An artist with long hair uses it for certain features in his painting but the bob bed-hair fad has greatly reduced the supply of this material.
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