Legge Speaks at Bankers Meeting on Wheat Outlook
South Bend Indiana. A bankers’ gathering discusses the world wheat situation led by Alexander Legge head of the federal farm board. He warns bankers they risk farmer ruin if over production continues and urges support for the farm marketing act amid rising global wheat yields and mechanization. Dean H L Russell calls mechanization a major hurdle to farm board efforts.
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South Bend
Ind
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Russia
America
Legge
The
Agricultural Commission of the
American Bankers Association
Farm Board
Dean H. L. Russell
University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Spears Denies Talk With California Men
Eugene Dr. Clarence W. Spears head football coach at the University of Oregon denied meeting with California officials or considering succeeding Neb Price as coach. He spoke from Los Angeles to the Eugene Register Guard saying there was nothing to the reports and he has no knowledge of any discussions.
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Eugene
Clarence W. Spears
University of Oregon
Eugene Register- Guard
Los Angeles
Nebs Price
University of California
Spears
California
Roland Robnett
Oregon
Miss Maiden Recalls Chinese Beliefs and Indian Customs
Athena students heard Miss Maiden describe Chinese fears of spirits and burial customs, paper gods, travel figures, and water buffalo farming. She also showed Indian prayer rugs, noted dress styles, and said she plans to return to China next year. Student elections and a Sigma Chi–Athena basketball game are also reported.
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China
Miss Maiden
India
Athena
Local Girls Basketball Victory and School News
The high school girls defeated the grade girls 63 to 15 in Friday’s game noting strong season start and team cooperation. Aileen Myrick and Myrtle Campbell led scorers as the exact top point getter was hard to determine.
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Aileen Myrick
Myrtle Campbell
Senator Borah warns against treasury raid amid relief bills
Washington senator Borah denounces the idea of restoring prosperity via public spending while congress rushes to pass unemployment and drought relief measures. He urges tax increases only if deficits rise, opposing bond issues and stressing income tax hikes, especially on higher brackets, to cover a looming near 400 million dollar gap.
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Washington
D. C
Treasury
Borah
Idaho
Congress
Senate
House
Oregon Nuts and Fruits Make Excellent Christmas Candies
Oregon homemakers explore home made confections using Oregon grown fruits and nuts. Recipes from Misses Lillian Taylor and Willetta Moore include stuffed prunes and fruit nut bars with chopped nuts, dried fruit pulp, and optional chocolate coating. Spiced walnuts combine walnuts sugar water salt and nutmeg to form a candied finish.
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Oregon
Lillian Taylor
Willetta Moore
Oregon State College
Idaho Deer Hunter Hurt Saved By Searchers
Levi Inghram, 30, endured 28 hours in freezing wilderness near Orofino Idaho after dislocating his hip while trailing a deer. He wedged his knee between rocks to reset the hip, lay under a ledge without fire for most of Sunday, and was found at 10 a.m. Monday with frostbitten thumb and toe. he was part of a three man party that separated while hunting in Dick Creek country on the last day of the season.
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Orofine
Idaho
Levi Inghram
Inghram
Orofino
Dick Creek
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Special Assembly
Jim Wilson
Walter Edger
Betty Eager
Leland Jenkins
Raymond Murphy
Mildred Hansell
Sigma Chi
Whitman College
Lowell Jenkins
Jack Moore
Miss Bryant
Helen Rogers
Glenn Dowd
Glee Club
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Marjorie Douglas
Walter Baldwin
Roral
Atwater Kent
RADIO
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Rovide
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