Hoover Will Not Dictate Relief Terms
President Hoover will not dictate terms or names for the upcoming farm relief bill in the special session. He plans to outline views in his April 15 message and expects House and Senate agriculture committees to craft a constructive measure from proposals. The McNary-Haugen bill variant, with equalization fee removed, is likely to shape initial Senate consideration, with support anticipated from McNary and Haugen. Dr and Mrs R D Gist returned Wednesday from a three week vacation in Miami New Orleans and other points.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Hoover
Congress
House
Senate Agricultural Committees
McNary-Haugen
Coolidge
Senate
McNary
Agriculture Committee
Haugen
Mr. Hoover
Mrs. R. D. Gist
Miami
New Orleans
Woman Freed On Charge Of Shoplifting
A jury in district criminal court found Mary Groves not guilty of stealing a ladies coat from Warners. She faces two more similar charges in local court. Groves was first arrested in October 1927 but skipped bond, later arrested in California on related charges. William Hepworth, alleged accomplice, faces four years in prison for the same offense here.
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District Criminal Court
Mary Groves
Warner’s
California
William Hepworth
Sanford Body to Lie in State at Griggs Parlor
The body of Charles Reed Sanford, 32, of Hedley, who died at a local hospital, will lie in state at Griggs chapel today before burial Saturday in Lakeview, Texas. He is survived by his father C. B. Sanford of Hedley, three brothers John R. of Amarillo, S. H. of Hedley, R. C. Sanford of Abernathy, and four sisters Mrs. J. W. Tarter and Mrs. A. W. Williams of Amarillo, Mrs. W. H. Crow of Abernathy, and Mrs. R. C. Blanks of Hedley.
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Charles Reed Sanford
Hedley
Griggs Chapel
Lakeview
Texas
Hall County
Sanford
John R
Amarillo
S. H
R. C. Sanford
Abernathy
J. W. Tarter
A. W. Williams
W. H. Crow
R. C. Blanks
Kidnappers release Chicago bookmaker after nine hours
Joseph B. Drell, a wealthy Chicago bookmaker and cigar store chain owner, was abducted by three men who demanded $50,000. They released him near the North Side suburb after he read newspaper reports about the kidnapping. Drell had kept silent and refused any payment. He was held for about nine hours while negotiations occurred.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Joseph B. Drell
Drell
West Side
Niles Center
North Side
Local notes from Lubbock and surrounding areas
Mr and Mrs Howard Robinson of Lubbock visited friends in the city Wednesday. Mrs J R Gant has recovered from illness. L W Greer of Plainview traveled through en route to Wheeler on business. Mr and Mrs Burl Sanders announce a birth at St Anthony Hospital. J A Brink of Bonner Springs arrived from Kansas City to work as a draftsman for Guy A Carlander Architect. Mr and Mrs G A Mattingly announce a birth on March 10. Mrs E A Dawson visited Panhandle daughter and attended a party at Mrs Asbury Callahan’s home. Mrs Helen Courtney left for Dallas to visit her daughter in school. Mr and Mrs A F E Perkina of Channing announce a birth on March 10. Mrs R Jensen joined the Swedish masseuse staff at Peacock Bath Parlor. Martin Jarett and M Seigel returned from Lubbock on business. Miss Mary Jane Rev resumed work at Peacock Beauty Shoppe after two weeks illness.
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L. W. Greer
Plainview
Wheeler
Burl Sanders
St. Anthony Hospital
J. A. Brink
Bonner Springs
Kansas
Kansas City
Guy A. Carlander
G. A. Mattingly
E. A. Dawson
F. H. Little
Pan
Asbury Callahan
Helen Courtney
Dallas
A. FE. Perkina
Channing
R. Jensen
Peacock Bath
Martin Jarett
M. Seigel
Lubbock
Mary Jane Rev
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U.S
Allen Cox
Baldwyn
Miss
Mississippi
District of
North Mississippi
Cox
Mississippi Supreme Court
John” Allen
Griggs
Howard Robinson
J. R. Gant
L. L. Riner
Buster Brown
NEW Millinery
Coats
OF Post Office
Parker
AIC
Moone
Johnson
Dyan
SHINE
M. T. Goldman
Gordon
Cardus
Stearns
Toni
Nervine
Parke
Davis American Oill
Pepsi
Dodson
Asprin
Woodbury's
Lux
OWL Drug Company Products
Poe Angram
Golden Peacock
Hindy Our
Jergens Lotiasmick
Jergeny Lo
Percy
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