League Favors Preparley Conversation
Geneva July 15 With general approval in League of Nations circles Germany proposes a preliminary international disarmament talk ahead of the February world conference. Four major obstacles remain including Franco Italian naval differences and limits on private arms manufacture under U S constitutional constraints. The issues also cover civil aviation publicity and training.
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Disarmament Talks Stir Allied Powers and Germany
England and the United States concede on reserves as Germany and other postwar powers push for limiting trained reserves. Soviets and Turkey may back the restrictive stance, while Japan refuses to renounce a large defensive army. A preliminary talk could ease tensions before the main conference. An Anglo Spanish flight line to Morocco shifts from mill use to commercial use.
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Texas farmer will live at home state farm statistician says
AUSTIN July 15 The Texas farmer will live at home says Carl H. Robinson senior statistician US Department of Agriculture at Austin This follows a shift from cotton to main food crops with record wheat and oat crops The report lists percentage increases across crops including sweet potatoes Irish potatoes sorghum corn cow peas tame hay peanuts and more It gives acres and yields for cotton corn wheat oats barley sweet sorghum tame hay wild hay cow peas Irish potatoes sweet potatoes rice apples peaches and pears with notable gains in corn wheat oats and potatoes
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Rail Commission Denies Moves to Close Stations
The Railroad Commission refused three applications to close depots. Katy sought Sadler station, Cotton Belt asked to shutter Baily station between August 16 and December 15, and Southern Pacific sought Fairland station closure. Gold production in Australia rose by 2 million dollars in 1927 due to New Guinea field operations.
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Secret passage found at Friary House linked to Dorothy Vernon
Workmen excavating Friary House in Nottingham uncover a possible secret passage toward the market place once connected to Dorothy Vernon and her elopement with John Manners. The site includes a priest's hiding hole and a secret chamber. A nearby report notes an eagle shot on the Laval Plain near Cannes requiring two shots and a gun butt.
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