Government deals with credits for Europe and cotton exports
Secretary Hoover said extending credits to Europe to supply food would not aid cotton farmers, as the plan mirrors cattle industry finance. Congress directs a special probe into cotton and livestock to study surpluses and price gaps, while the War Finance Corporation announces three export financing advances totaling over 4.4 million dollars for cotton, freight cars, and tobacco exports.
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Test of Eighteenth Amendment And Volstead Law
In Chicago, a federal suit seeks to invalidate provisions of the eighteenth amendment and Volstead act. Former Senator J Hamilton Lewis leads the action to recover whiskey valued at about a half million stored in city warehouses. Plaintiffs include distillers and 4007 bonded whiskey owners claiming prior contracts and government custody.
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Wilson Applies for Admission to Law Practice
Woodrow Wilton appeared in person in Washington at the District of Columbia supreme court chambers to be admitted to the practice of law before the court. A special license was issued for the purpose, with law partner Rainbridge Colby and former Secretary Tomulty present as companions.
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No Independent Investigation Into London Speech
Acting Chairman Poindexter of the committee said no independent inquiry will be conducted into the London speech by Rose Adair Sime. The move followed a resolution by Senator Pat Patterson of Mississippi and the committee intends to report that the Navy Department has disposed of the incident and proper action was taken.
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Revolver Debate Sparks Talk on Gun Rights and Safety
The piece quotes John Thompson Sr arguing revolvers are too deadly and compares them to other weapons. He contends guns should be controlled and questions the idea of arming citizens, while noting the public fascination with firearms. The discussion highlights safety and policy concerns around revolvers versus military-grade arms.
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Dr J L Pendley Heads New York Trip In Publicity
Notes from a chaotic item recount a party hosted by the Omaha Daily News with many twins in attendance and prizes awarded for large families. The piece mentions Dr J L Pendley departing for New York and lists various social anecdotes and celebratory details from the event.
Two Brothers Drown While River Dragging Near Cumberland City
Nashville Tennessee reports the Cumberland River near Cumberland City in Stewart County was dragged today for the bodies of Knight 36 and his brother Will 23 who were believed drowned Thursday while running a trot line. Their boat and cage filled with water hours after they left their home near Sailor's Rest.
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Captain Roper Dead
Captain Solon Roper of Noggs Va longshoreman and road worker dies unexpectedly. sixth year in service noted. Details scarce due to damaged OCR.
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Legion to Continue Fight for Disabled Veterans Rights
Indianapolis report on Major John G. Emery new national commander of the American Legion outlines a five option program for veterans. options include home loans on favorable terms, vocational training, an insurance feature with deferred payment, and a cash payment while urging preference for the first four.
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Indictments Returned in Fulton Court on Friday
The Fulton court returned the bu rnco indictments in open court last Saturday morning. Detectives Payne and West with lawyer Humphries presented the cases as part of the ongoing proceedings. The indictments, opened in the superior court's perintinial division, will undergo further handling in Atlanta. Greece declines offer as Britain and Italy discuss a pact. New salad dressing featured in the items.
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Home Brew Explosion Kills Man in Private Still
A private still exploded in Wilketharre injuring and killing Pare Ayala as flames engulfed the cellar. A physician's report confirmed the death and described the burning injuries observed at the scene.
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St Andrews Featured in Beltivh Open Golf Championship
The Beltivh Open Golf Championship winner from St Andrews defeated Oxford in a playoff to claim the title. Final rounds saw notable performances from Koch, Melhorn, Hacknave, Melvan, and Emmatt French while Bobby Jones withdrew. The event took place at Siwanoy Country Club in New York withdense scoring notes and an emphasis on late rounds.
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League of Nations Celebration in London
In London the League of Nations held a celebration with distinguished speakers from Great Britain and twelve foreign countries. Delegates and detachments in war costumes paraded to walk in the park, contributing to the ceremonial display.
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Tariff Bill Expected for House Passage After July 4
Republican Leader Moell indicates the permanent tariff bill will be reported to the House immediately after the July Fourth recess and within ten days. He spoke as party pattern conference with the president.
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World Chamber Commerce meeting outlines new trade methods
Reading business plans propose independent world prosperity model as fourteen delegates, including American, gather for discussions. Dorsey’s final message to the assembly urged finances review, new taxation, budget system, and county creation opposition. Call for state grand jury and caution before federal intervention. Butter candy and iced coffee recipes noted in adjacent items.
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Hardwick Promotes Pay As You Go Policy and Government Reform
Georgia Governor Thomas W Hardwick unveils a cost saving platform urging abolition of unnecessary boards and commissions. He calls for farmer aid diversification and pledges service to Georgia without political faction, referencing national democratic ideals and the 1930s political climate.
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Californian Plans Ocean to Ocean Non Stop Flight
California aviation plans unveil Ocean to Ocean non nonstop flight in the near future. The record attempt would use the Cloudster designed by Donald W. Douglas with a 56 foot wingspan and 650 gallon fuel capacity. The craft aims for straightaway speed and will include instruments to monitor fuel use wind and engine data. Maximum performance hinges on July departure with detailed testing underway.
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Toledo Post Office Robbery Jury Convicts Eleven
A federal jury seated by Judge Kite convicts eleven defendants in the Toledo postoffice robbery case. Indictments remain in progress as other counts are resolved.
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Grasshopper Army Advances on El Paso County
County Farm Agent J. C. Hale reports a grasshopper swarm near El Paso County Colorado stretching fifteen miles wide and twenty miles long from the southwest. The insects are destroying nearly all vegetation in their path as of Saturday.
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Wealthy Widow Is Killed With Chisel
In West Hempstead New York Lawrence Kubal 25 farm laborer was charged with murdering Mrs Minnie Bartlett the wealthy widow in her home last Wednesday Police said he confessed claiming he killed the woman with a chisel during a second visit under a pretext of buying property The confession allegedly said he had not heard of the woman before the cherry theft incident Kubal reportedly has prior brief prison terms in New Jersey
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Conspiracy Charge in Fed Bank Bomb Plot
Two men were arrested Saturday on conspiracy to bomb the federal bank. They allegedly offered George K Steel money to place dynamite in the building boilers.
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Permanent Tariff Bill Up Soon Reported to House
Washington reports the permanent tariff bill will be reported to the House immediately after the congressional recess around the fourth of July and the holidays. Republican leader Jake Saturday indicated the action would come with the next steps in the schedule.
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