Hunter Inferno Sparks Clash Over Letters in Hereford
In Hereford a public exchange erupts after Mrs. Duddy H. Smith of Brooklyn kills a letter war with Mrs. Tack and others. The feud centers on hunting ethics and a East Coast critic who calls hunters killers. The rhetoric escalates as supporters defend big game pursuits and criticize perceived insults.
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East
Tack
Reason
Hereford
Duddy H. Smith
Brooklyn
Atlantic
Duddy Smith
Texas
Mr. Tack
Mrs. Smith
Letter to Tack Attacks Personalities and Hunting Ideals
Mrs. Duddy H. Smith defends Jimmy Cannon and condemns personal attacks in journalism. She critiques hunters and blood lust, argues for respecting God given natural order, and suggests public figures avoid sensationalism while urging constructive roles for frustrated men.
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Mr. Tack
Mrs Smith
Cannon
Mrs. Smith
Jimmy Cannon
Jim Cannons
Africa
Tack
God
Jimmy Cannons
Chicago Livestock Markets Report Sept 15 Prices and Movements
Hogs 8 000, steady to 25 higher. top 29.75 at 180-260 lbs, 260-320 lbs 27.50-29.25. sows 25.50-27.00 for 350 lb and larger. Cattle 16 300. choice fed steers at 35.50, other grades steady to down. Sheep 4 000. lambs 50c lower, yearlings above 20.00, ewes 8.00-9.00. Britain coal strike ends. miners return to pits ending August walkout.
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Chicago
USDA
Crosley Dealer Here No. 1 in Nation
J Bryce O Keefe general manager of the Appliance Wholesalers 102 Buchanan was notified this morning that his company is the number one Crosley radio distributor in the United States. A letter from Crosley sales manager C W Kirby says the dealer has sold more than 201.77 percent of the year’s quota to date. the nearest distributor has 183.99 percent. Hawaii is no farther from California than Ohio or Alabama.
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J. Bryce O'Keefe
Buchanan
Crosley Radio
United States
C. W. Kirby
Crosley
Closing Stock Averages and Kansas City Livestock Prices
Merrill Lynch closing stock averages show 30 Industrials at 175.38 down 56. The Kansas City cattle market Sept 15 reports 27,300 head with bulls strong and top grades at 30.25 to 32.50, feeders 21.00 to 29.50, cows mostly 13.75 to 18.50. Hogs at 3,600 head uneven. top 29.50 with various weights around 26.50 to 29.50. sows down slightly.
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Kansas City
USDA
Merrill Lynch
Pircenner & Beane Close
American Tel & Tel
Inda
Armour & Cosstee
AT & Bl Aviation Corporation
Baldwin Locomotive
Ndix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Blaw-Knox Steel
Borden Foods
Braniff Airways
Ee Wwe
Brigas Mig
Burroughs Ad
Chrysler Co.meahness
Continental Motors
Continental Oil Co
Deere & Co
International
Pure Oil Eee
Radio Corporation
Tt Radio Eith Tenons
Republic Steel
St. Jo Lead Ene Eewees One
Sears Roebuck
Spiegel Inc
Standard Brends Weer
Standard Oil Inc Teen Twee
Standard Oil NJ
Studebaker
Texas Corporation
Texas Gulf
Tidewater Oil
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
Ubber
US Steel
Warner Brothers
Western Union
White Motors
Willvs-Orame. Motors
Wilson
Woolworth
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Italy and U S clash over influence as ratifications proceed
In Rome and Paris the dispute over postwar influence continues as Palmiro Togliatti denounces the United States while James C. Dunn says U S aid aims to help Italy stand firm. Instruments of ratification in five nations move forward with Italy restored to the peace framework and occupying troops to withdraw within 90 days.
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Italy
Palmiro Togliatti
McDermott
James C. Dunn
Bari
United States
Togliatti
Rome
Paris
Moscow
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Finland
Family of Nations
France
Italian colonies fate agreed after long talks in Paris
The Big Four set a one year deadline to decide Trieste and other Italian colonies. Italy’s ratification occurred in a quick ten minute ceremony attended by none of the Italian representatives. Jeff Caffery signed for the United States followed by Bogomolov and Ashley Clark. Bidault expressed hope for a long period of peace.
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Trieste
Georges Bidault
Jefferson Caffery
France
Alexandre Bogomolov
Ashley Clark
Alfred Duff Cooper
Bidault
Unclear quotation prompts demand for urgent session
A fragment quotes a speaker calling the situation insufferable and demanding an immediate special session of Congress to address the matter. The text shows an urged urgent political move but lacks full context and details.
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Congress
Government to control prices and ration scarce goods
A speaker in Washington argues inflation demands government price control and rationing. He claims living standards have fallen due to inflation and urges business leaders to accept voluntary restraint, calling for decisive policy action.
Dodd Urges Voluntary Food Rationing to Avert Famine
Undersecretary Norris E. Dodd proposed voluntary food rationing as the only method to prevent famine abroad. His stance aligns with public advice to "eat less or export less" to curb shortages.
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Norris E. Dodd
Dodd
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Weather Bureau
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