McKelvie Urges New Uses for World Wheat
London May 1 Sam R McKelvie member of the U S Federal Farm Board told the International Wheat Conference that world wheat exports exceed demand and that the United States has pursued its own policy. He warned of continued excess production and the need to contract acreage, noting July carryover near 175 million bushels above normal and a 200 million bushel potential exportable surplus in the 1931 crop. He said reductions by other countries cannot rely on U S cuts alone and outlined two cures to be indicated for balancing world wheat.
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London
Sam R. McKelvie
U. S. Federal Farm Board
International Wheat Conference
United States
McKelvie
Vacation in Southern California Promises Sun and Fun
A promotional pitch invites readers to enjoy a summer getaway in Southern California. It highlights rainless days cool nights ideal for sleeping under blankets, Pacific breakers, sandy beaches, blue waters, and nearby islands. The piece suggests outdoor adventures, scenic mountains and lakes, and entertainment including Hollywood premieres.
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California
Pacific
Easure Islands
Hollywood
Ten Dollar Bill Found In Suit Helps Pay Clothier
Evanston Illinois May 19 A man named Fred A Goodrich found a ten dollar bill in a suit he bought from a local clothier. The money had been left by a thief who earlier stole it. The thief was captured and the suit was returned and resold, with the ten dollars helping pay for the purchase.
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Evanston
Ill
Fred A. Goodrich
Goodrich
East Side Residents Seek Extended Amarillo Bus Service
About 100 East Amarillo residents sign a petition asking the city to extend bus service from East Tenth Avenue toward the business district. The route described runs from East Tenth along Houston to Buchanan at Third Avenue. The petition asks the city commission to do whatever possible to secure bus service.
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East Amarillo
Expansion of consumption and cutting of production
An official urged that neither expansion of consumption nor reduction of production alone would suffice. both steps must be taken to balance the economy. The statement underscores a dual approach advocated by policymakers.
Two To Face Trial On Fraud Charges
TEXARKANA Tex May 19 Two of four persons charged with mail fraud in a diamond project stock sale in Arkansas faced trial in federal court. The case stems from a two year-old scheme alleging fraudulent stock sales.
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Texarkana
Tex
Arkansas
Sugar Seasoned Pot Roast Recipe Named By Sugar Institute
A newspaper snippet describes a chuck roast prepared with sugar and salt for enhanced flavor. It advises searing, then cooking with water, turning, and repeating sugar and salt application, finishing with gravy thickened by flour. It notes cheap lamb and vegetables also benefit from sugar.
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The
Sugar Institute
Garland trio linked to Arkansas land project case
William I. Brashears of Dallas and Walter J. Mauney, landowner in southwestern Arkansas, appeared in court. Walter F. Hintze, ex president of the American Diamond Corporation of Arkansas, admitted guilt to mail fraud. Sue E. Nash, secretary of the concern, was still sought, Mauney said he only leased the land to promoters.
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William I. Brashears
Dallas
Walter J. Mauney
Arkansas
Walter F. Hintze
The
American Diamond Cor
Poration
Sue E. Nash
Concern
Mauney
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