Hoover Opposed Tariff Bill Says Flexible Powers Desired
President Hoover shows indifference to the tariff bill as debated in the Senate and signals he may oppose extending the session. He prefers keeping flexible tariff powers, opposes general rate divisions, and may veto a bill that denies residency of this authority. Senate filibuster accusations emerge as Smoot seeks night sessions to speed final action.
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Washington
Senate
Hoover
Congress
Johnson
California
Smoot
Ance Committee
Robinson
Arnsas
Senor Borah
Idaho
E Independent
Consumers’ Counsel
Tariff Commission
Utah
Borah
Four Tyler Men Hurt in Train and Truck Crash
Four men were injured when a Cotton Belt switch engine struck a truck at the North Bois D Arc Street crossing in Tyler Texas. Injured were E G Elford B G Crook nurserymen Southland Nursery Company J F Costin Cotton Belt conductor and F Bowen brakeman riding the engine. Crook claimed he did not see the train until on the track. Bowen and Elford were hospitalized with severe lacerations while Costin had bruises and Crook minor scratches.
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Tyler
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North Bois D'Arc Street
E. G. Elford
B. GC. Crook
Southland Nursery Company
J. F. Costin
F. Bowen
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Bowen
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Costin
Meat Balls Tomato Soup and Salmon Rarebit Recipes
A collection of home recipes includes Meat Balls with corn flake crumbs and a tomato or mushroom sauce yielding six servings, Tomato Soup made from strained tomato juice with malt extract, Salmon Rarebit melted cheese with salmon addition, and a Frozen Fruit Salad with gelatin and pineapple juice.
Moscow Readies Chicago for Moscow Art Theater
The Moscow Art Theater plans an early production of the American hit Chicago. Russian actors face stage quirks such as lighting a match on trousers and the heavy use of chewing gum, prompting import of American matches and gum for rehearsals.
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United Press
Moscow
Chicago
Moscow Art Theater
Record Sheep Season in South Park Area
Sheepgrowers around Colorado Springs in the south park area report the busiest season in history with 28,000 lambs being marketed this fall. Wool prices run about 12 to 13 cents per pound as the market moves.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
South Park
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