Hoover Keeps Focus on Issues in St. Louis Speech
The Associated Press reports Herbert Hoover plans to discuss waterways development and farm relief in his November 2 address in St. Louis. He endorses a coordinated inland waterways system and federal aid to a farm board, and may invite farm leaders to conference. It remains undecided whether to call Congress into extraordinary session.
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Associated Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
St. Louis
Hoover
Smith
Frank O. Lowden
Congress
Adam McMullen
Nebraska
Imaginary Armistice Ends War Maneuvers in San Antonio
At San Antonio on October 26, U S Army officers concluded annual mock maneuvers. Eleven generals and 450 officers participated as two hypothetical armies the Blue defending San Antonio against a Red attack from the north.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
United States Army
Blue
Former New Mexico Comptroller Charged in Audit
Santa Fe, Oct 26 Direct and suspended charges allege R H Carter of Raton misappropriated 89669 20 of state funds in an audit of his administration released by the current state comptroller Galberto Mirabal Carter served during the administrations of Governors Hinkle and Hannett and faces direct charges totaling 20224 02 and suspended charges totaling 60445 18.
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Associated Press
Santa FE
N. M
R. H. Carter
Raton
Carter
Galberto Mirabal
James Hinkle
Arthur T. Hannett
Warren Replaced on Chiro Directorate
Internal dissension within the State Association of Chiropractors was settled as delegates closed the convention in San Antonio Dr Hugh Warren resigned from the board during the state meet for lack of cooperation and was replaced by acclamation. Dr Anna F Hollenback of Fort Worth delivered the closing address praising spiritual and mental healing and predicting broader adoption as standard treatment.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Hugh Warren
Anna F. Hollenback
Fort Worth
Rites for Mrs. Miles Held In Amarillo
Funeral services for Elizabeth Miles 57 longtime Amarillo resident were held at the N. S. Griggs and Sons chapel. Rev J C Sisemore officiated. Survived by father W F Miles four daughters S P Hughes of Shreveport La W M Porterfield of Smackover Ark L A Warnabe and G H Crawford of Amarillo and three sons Lawrence Hersey and Horace Miles. Burial in Llano Cemetery.
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Elizabeth Miles
Amarillo
Johnson Street
N.S. Griggs and ‘Sons
J. C. Sisemore
Tabernacle Baptist Church
W. M. Porterfield
Smackover, Ark
L. A. Warnabe
G. H. Crawford
Lawrence, Hersey
Horace Miles
Llano Cemetery
Increase Growth of Corn Is Proposed
Mexico news reports Deputy David Ayala of Guanajuato proposing a government department to boost domestic corn production. The plan calls for $500000 annually to fund its projects amid a drought affecting cereal crops in parts of Brazil.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mexico
David Ayala
Guanajuato
Ayala
Brazil
Flying Inspectors True Air Commerce Insignia and Role
Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Aeronautics discusses field inspectors, licensing, and safety for air travel. Describes insignia, duties at airports, and the broad act guiding air commerce, aircraft licensing, and airport regulation, plus the growth of air routes and marking schemes to aid navigation.
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Department of Commerce
William P. Maccracken, JR
Commerce For Aeronautics
Aeronautics Branch
Aeronautics
Post Office Department
Bassengers
Jones
Wright Field
Pacific Coast
Middle West
Cldlet
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
California
Standard Oi! Company
Mt. Diablo
Los Angeles
San Diego
Portland
Oregon
Seattle
Washington
Quaker Oats Company
Statler Hotel Compan
Olson Bag Company
Ala Power Company
Creenebaum @ons Investment Company
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Warren
Chiro
Miles
Mir Md Polk
Air Mail
Army
Navy
Lindbergh
D of C
United States
Jersonel
Bureau of Standards
War Departments
Tourec
William P. Mac Cracken JR
Commerce
Mera
Airway
The
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Belgium
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