Soviet policy in dumping wheat shocks U.S. readers
The New York Times quotes Basil W. Delgass saying the Soviet government uses wheat dumps to provoke revolutions abroad while starving its own people. Delgass, once Amtorg VP, was outlawed and had property seized after refusing to explain his resignation. He claims Russia aims to create discontent overseas to gain capital and influence.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Times Today
Basil W. Delgass
Amtorg Trading Corporation
Delgass
Moscow
Amtorg
Russia
Capudine Quick Relief for Headache Across Causes
Capudine ends headaches in minutes regardless of cause such as nervousness indigestion eyes or over work. The liquid medicine acts immediately often in one third the time of other forms and contains no narcotics. Approved by doctors and druggists, sold at drug stores 10 30 and 60 cents or by the dose at soda fountains.
Dr Blosser's Cigarettes Promoted as Medical Inhalation
An old advertisement touts Dr Blosser's Cigarettes as a medical inhalation remedy. It claims rapid head clearing and relief from nasal and bronchial troubles with a vapour treatment, asserting wide US use and high sales.
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United States
Dr. Blosser
Konjola Ends Neuritis and Stomach Ailments
Dallas man Jimmie Sanchez says Konjola cured four years of neuritis and indigestion after four bottles. He reports swelling relief, restored work ability, and improved digestion. The product is sold at City Drug Co in Avrillo, Texas, and by local druggists.
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Jimmie Sanchez
Orange Street
Dallas
Konjola
City Drug Co
Avrillo
Texas
Ken Oie
Soviet wheat sales plans spark price competition across markets
The Times reports Colonel Douglas Sanday and economist Aaron Sapiro warning that the Soviet Union may unload a large wheat surplus to undercut prices. Estimates cite 80,000,000 bushels at 12 cents a bushel and a possible billion bushel crop with production costs around 50 to 80 cents. The strategy aims to flood foreign markets and pressure U.S. prices ahead of December exports.
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Black Sea
Russia
United States
All
Catholic Pastors Attack Modern Women's Garb as Indecent
In Omaha at the National Eucharistic Congress Rev. Math anasius Steck denounces modern dress as indecent, linking it to Pope Pius XI's 1950 dress guidance. He calls for a countrywide effort to restore Christian modesty and warns of penalties for immodest wear. In Toledo, six year old Clarence Kehr is denied admission to public school for smoking and facial hair. authorities refer the case to state officials.
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Associated Ideas
Omaha
Neb
Mathanasius Steck
Humphrey
Steck
Pius XI
Pope Pius
Rev
Toledo, D
Clarence Kehr
Toledo
Just a rat caused gambler’s death in Chicago
Chicago police report William Arnold, a gambler, died after a man stabbed him. Arnold, bleeding from the stab wound, staggered from a hotel room and signaled a taxi, saying he caught the assailant cheating at cards. He named the assailant as “Just a rat” before dying at a hospital.
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Associated Prensa
Chicago
William Arnold
Indiana
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