Bright Future Is Seen For American Farmers Legge Says
Alexander Legge former chairman of the Federal Farm Board declares in a Chicago radio address that American farmers are in better shape and face a brighter future than most industries. He argues against gloom theories and urges farmer cooperation in production and distribution to raise profits while noting world food reserves are limited and competition raises consumer prices. He contends agriculture offers a strong long term future despite current hardships and criticizes pessimist forecasts of farming’s collapse.
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Chicago
U.P
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Painter
Lesge
Legge
World Turmoil Over War Debts and Hoover Plan
Arthur Brisbane surveys Europe facing war debt disputes and a French reluctance to adopt Hoover's moratorium. He notes U S generosity toward Germany and Austria, and European accusations of U S meddling. Britain denounces France while politicians debate the risk of another war and the need to restore global prosperity. Continued on Page 4.
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England
France
King #eatares, Inc
Europe
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Austria
Italy
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MacDonald
Labor Party
Lloyd George
Baldwin
Fall to Serve Jail Sentence Changes in DC Court
Former Interior Secretary Albert B. Fall had his bribe conviction sentence amended to one year and one day. The ruling directs imprisonment in a Southwest jail, with the Justice Department to decide the confinement site and issue the order, following warden consent for New Mexico State Prison confinement.
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U.2k
Albert B. Fall
Southwest
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Fugut
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District of Columbia Supreme Court
Fall
Department of Justice
New
Mexica State Prison
Tragic accidental shooting ends life of 11 year old
In New Castle Pennsylvania on July 1 11 year old high school student Jack Fatterson died at home from an accidental gunshot at a camp near town. A loaded revolver slipped from luggage and fired as a car automobile was unloaded.
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New Castle
Jack Fatterson
Asatterson
Ask Me Why and the Status of Installment Selling
The passage discusses installment selling trends, noting a general volume decrease but arguing this does not prove unsoundness. It asserts that installment sales vary with overall consumer and credit conditions, and that its soundness should be judged over a period reflecting broader financial rectitude and economic factors.
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America
Oil Firms Merged into Quaker State Refining Corp
Pittsburgh July 14. Nineteen oil refining and marketing firms in Pennsylvania Grade Crude OJ Field will be consolidated into the Quaker State Refining Corporation. Acquired are Quaker State Oil Refining of Oil City Pa Emlenton Refining of Emlenton Pa Ohio Valley Refining of St Marys W Va Independent Refining of Bradford Pa James D Berry Sons of Oil City Pa Chicago New York London and Hamburg Enterprise Oil of Buffalo N Y and Sterling Oil of Emlenton Pa.
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UPR Nineten
Pennsylvania
Quaker State of Refining Corporation
Quaker State Corporation
Quaker State Oil Refining Company
Oil City
Emlenton Refining Company
Emlenton
Ohio Valley, Refining Company
St. Marya
Independent Refining Company
Bradford
James D. Berry Sons Company
Chicago
Plane Forced Down In Nonstop Flight From New York
R. Seth Yerrington and Edward Moloney, piloting a planned New York to Mexico nonstop, ditched near Tampico yesterday due to fuel exhaustion. Yerrington said clouds hid the engine miss fire and Maloney’s attempts to pump reserve gasoline failed as storms pushed them off course, leaving the disabled plane on a remote beach.
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Tampico
Mexico
R.seth Yerrington
Edward Moloney
New York
Maloney
No-See-Em Arrives In Columbus This Summer
A light relief note about the no see em insect invading Columbus at night. The bite is painful and cannot be kept out by screens though rain may wash it away. The tiny insect is smaller than a mosquito and can pass through ordinary stockings.
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Columbus
Blanton Wins Southeastern Ohio Amateur Professional Golf Match
Marietta coverage reports Jon Blanton, a professional, and Curtis Reed, an amateur from Chillicothe Country Club, winning the Southeastern Ohio District Professional Amateur Golf Tournament here yesterday with a beat ball score before an official concluded result.
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Marietta
Chillicothe
A.rhjon Blanton
Curtis Reed
Chillicothe Country Club
Southeastern Ohio
Ohio Farmers Will Produce Large Harvest
Ohio farmers report a two percent rise in total crop acreage from 1930, with increases in corn, wheat, rye, potatoes, tobacco and soybeans, and declines in oats and barley. July 1 conditions point to above average yields in corn, wheat, oats, barley, rye, potatoes, and strong fruit prospects, while nationwide drought limits hay and milk.
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Columbus
P-Ohio
A. R. Tuttle
Federal Crop Reporting Service
Tuttle
Jame Hay
Bose
Tuttie
United States
Illinow
Grand Jury To Meet Monday In Athens County
A special session of the Athens County Grand Jury was called for Monday, July 20, by County Prosecutor John Bolin to handle numerous cases and help clear the Athens County Jail of those unable to post bond. Third offense liquor charges predominate among the matters. one case involves cutting with intent. Veniremen listed include Carl Hines Ames Township William Williams Trimble Mrs H T Mulligan Lodi Mrs Frank Daugherty Dover Ralph Allen Carthage Mrs Thomas Gamwell Trimble Mrs Sylvia Hoskinson Canaan Township Sherman Parker Alexander Edwin Johnson Fanny Mulligan York Mrs W E Clark Athens Charles Roberta Edward Sherden Bruce Donaldson George B Lash Athens.
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Grand Jury
John Bolin
Carl Hines
Ames Township
William Willams
Trimble
H.T Mulligan
Lodi
Frank Daugherty
Dover
Ralph Allen
Carthage
Thomas Gamwell
Sylvia Hoskinson
Canaan Township
Sherman Parker
Alexander
Edwin Johnson
Fanny Mulligan
York
W. E Clark
Athens
Charles Roberta
Edward Sherden
Bruce Donaldson
George B. Lash
Heroic Flight Proves Futile
Private Olaf Nelson of Fort Bliss Texas died after a cross country air ambulance trip to Walter Reed Hospital. Surgeons failed to remove his swallowed dentures, which pierced his esophagus and caused a fatal obstruction. Earlier Fort Bliss attempts proved unsuccessful as air forced by the chest wounds irritated his throat.
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Washington
Olaf Nelson
Fort Bliss
Tex
Nelson
Walter Reed Hospital
Favorites on Top No Upsets in Women Golf Tourney
In Cleveland on July 14 the women's state golf tournament saw top players asserting dominance. Defending champion Miss Mary Hauck of Toledo and medalist Mrs. Julian Tyler of Cleveland defeated strong opponents, Hauck beating Frances Stock of Shaker Heights 8 and 7 while Stock won only one hole, and Mary Ann Mather of Akron was routed by First Tyler 8 and 7.
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U.P
Mary Hauck
Toledo
Julian Tyler
Miss Hauck
Frances Stock
Shaker Heights
Miss Stock
Birst Tyler
Mary Ann Mather
Akron
Edward Evans, 69, Perry County recorder dies at home
Edward Evans, 69, died at his Perry County home from a cerebral hemorrhage. He had moved from New Lexington, Ohio two years ago and served two terms as Perry County recorder.
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Edward Evans
Evans
New Lexington
Perry County
Death in Forest Hills Fire Probed of Mrs Marion Day Berrien
The charred body of Mrs Marion Day Berrien a former Follies girl and wife of Lieut Com Thomas G Berrien was found on the fire swept sun porch of her Forest Hills Long Island home prompting a broad police inquiry. A night club proprietor seen with her frequently is being sought for questioning.
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Follies
Witew
Thomas G Berrien
Forest Hills
Long Teland
Night Clue
Kansas battle over stock sales blocks Doherty interests
In Topeka reporters say Kansas officials barred Henry L Doherty and affiliated stocks under blue sky law after Gov Harry Woodring and the Kansas City Star led a campaign for lower rates. Doherty sued for 12 million against the Star and Gov Woodring, seeking a temporary injunction to test constitutionality. Kansas officials argued the stock had not met registration or fee requirements.
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Kans
Kansas
Henry L Doherty
Doherty
Kanena
Carl Newcomber
Blue Sky Law
Harry Woodring
Kansas City
Star
Newcomber
Woodring
Rye
The
Aoland Boynton
George H. Whitcomb
George A Kilne
Gan
Blue Sky Commissioner
Boynton
Miner Homes Attacked in Western Pennsylvania Coal Field
Disorder erupted in three districts of the Western Pennsylvania Coal Field with a miner's home burned another bombed and a labor commissary stoned. Police said the outbreaks coincided with organizer Thomas Meyerscough of the National Miners Union posting bond of 2500 dollars on manslaughter charges tied to a miner’s death at Wildwood Pa.
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Pittsburgh
Cosl
Thomas Meyerscough
National ‘Minera’ Union
Wildwood
Famous Clown John Slater Dead In Montreal
Montreal July 14 A P John Slater chief clown of the Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey troupe died today He thrilled millions of children with his bizarre makeup and was among the best known carnival fun makers Slater lived in Delphos Ohio and performed here July 6 and 7 before being left behind
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Circus Audiencea
Montreal
John Slater
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey
Slater
Delphos
Ghia
Carnival Land
Will's Up in the Air About These Bundled-Up Wings
Will writes from Tulsa about travel plans to Claremore for visits from Post and Gatty and describes flying 9000 feet at 176 mph in a Lockheed with wheels housed inside the wings. He warns Pilot Lee, notes wing walking, and promises to report the view from outside.
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Tulsa
Okla
Santa Monica
Claremore
Post
Gatty
Amarillo
Tex
Bowen Line
Lee
Railroads Hearings Study Efficiency and Fuel Costs
The Interstate Commerce Commission begins hearings on railroad rate increases and orders a separate probe into operating efficiency. Topics include fuel prices, coal handling at tidewater and lake points, car disposal, and spotting methods on tracks. Commissioners Lee and Meyers lead, with others assisting. sessions start soon and run about a week.
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Rall
Tiwan
Cata
Cour
Hoover Plan Goes Into Effect Amid Young Plan Installments
BASSE Switzerland July 14 The Hoover plan takes effect as the Bank for International Settlements approves monthly installments for Germany to meet the Young Plan annuity. Germany will pay 41 666 666 marks tomorrow, part of the annuity due France, guaranteed by France after 5 200 000 taries deducted from 1930 service, then credited back to Germany as a loan.
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Hans Luther
France
French Monoplane Hyphen Forced Down Near Irkutsk
Three French aviators Joseph Le Brix Marcel Doret and a mechanic leaped with parachutes to safety after their Hyphen trans continental flight from Paris was forced to descend about 300 miles west of Irkutsk during the night. One flier injured in the bailout near Nimeudinsk as the plane crashed en route to Tokio.
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Sibera
Paris
Aisrs
Joseph le Brix
Marcel Doret
Iafe St Schiborga
Trans-Siberian Railway
June Fines Reach 75 430 From Liquor Law Violations
June fines collected from violators of state liquor laws totaled 75 430, reported to Governor White. The monthly figures filed by the state prohibition commission suggest the year’s aggregate could approach a substantial sum, based on totals so far.
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Columbus
State Prohibition Commission
Geogre White
Germany Bank Crisis Deepens as World Bankers Extend Aid
Berlin reels from banking turmoil as the Reich follows emergency decrees and banks close for two days. World Bank backing seen loosening credit while authorities seek a broader international loan package to prevent a wider financial collapse. Leading figures including Hindenburg and von Finckh navigate talks with Basel and international bankers to stabilize wages and liquidity.
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Reichabank
Basle
Frankfurt
Gemany
Hare
Berlin
Tothabank
Pleased by Trip to Italy
Rome July 14 Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson expressed that his visit to Italy fulfilled expectations and deepened understanding with Italy and the United States. He and government officials discussed mutual interests frankly with Premier Meravigli and Foreign Minister Cavallotti during discussions before his departure for Paris.
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UPR
Resutta
Ialy
Henry le EtimeKon
Paris
Atimaon
Italy
United States
Haly
Jimson
Meragin
Mingeter Cianidt
America
Fire destroys Nashville plant. losses reach 250000
A blaze at Elsele and Company Hospital and Private Clans Supply Manufacturing plant in Nashville, Tennessee, caused an estimated 250000 in damage. Thirteen women and two men were injured as workers rushed to safety. Officials suggested the fire may have started from a thermometer case explosion, but a plant official said nitric acid contact would be required for that to occur and denied any acid near the car.
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Nashville
Tenn
Elsele and Company
Yeater
Minimum Wage Contractors Confer On Fair Pay Scale
Columbus July 14 State Highway Director O W Merrell said he would use a new law to fix minimum wages on all state highway contracts for road construction work. A conference with contractors will set a fair scale after concerns that wages on highway projects have been shockingly low for laborers.
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O. W. Merrell
Highway Department
State Highway Department
Heat to Continue as Rain Prospects Diminish
Columbus July 4 H weather bureau reports no immediate rain forecast and a continuation of hot conditions across most of Ohio. Tonight and Wednesday are expected to stay fair and warm with thermometers in the eighties and nineties in many areas.
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Columbus
Ohio
Alliss Leads Hagen by One Stroke at Canada Open Playoff
In Toronto Ontario July 4 Percy Alliss the British pro from Berlin led Walter Hagen by one stroke after nine holes of their 26 hole playoff for the Canadian Open Championship. Hagen trailed as the leaders chased the title with both players early in the match displaying solid form at MIRBISAUGA Golf Club.
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Canada
Mirbisauga Golf Club
Toronto
Ont
Percy Allis
Berlin
Walter Hagen
Relative Urged Him To Poison Woman
The death of Mrs Abbia Douglas, grandmother of Theos Taylor, 27, is investigated after he confessed to poisoning her. He claimed a relative urged him to kill her to take her home for his sweetheart, Ruth Clapper, who denied engagement. Taylor also said the grandmother was in pain from a broken leg and wished to die.
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Taylor Madd
Merry
Tio
Ohio Romance Jolted by Forgery Arrest in Sidney
In Sidney on July 14 Dorothy Drautigan known as Dorothy Devereaux from Ziegfeld shows was interrupted by the arrest of her husband Robert Heith on forgery charges. Heith, held on a $1,000 bond for New York officers, denied the charge and said he would seek release later. The couple wed in New York June 27 and traveled to Drautigan’s parents home where Sidney celebrated them. Drautigan, once Dorothy Devereaux, rose to fame in the National American Ballet and Ziegfeld Follies before appearing in the Rose Marie Company and later films.
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Dorothy Drautigan
New York
Misa Drautigan
Keithan
Milas Drautigan
Dorothy Devereave
National American Ballet
Rose Marie Company
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Follies
San Carlos Opera Company
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Moving Pictures
Propeller Loss Leaves Freighter Drifting Toward Pacific Aid
The Matson Line freighter Golden Cloud drifted in heavy seas about 235 miles east and south of Honolulu after losing its propeller while en route to San Francisco. The United States Navy dispatched the tug Sumner to tow the vessel back to port with eight passengers and crew aboard.
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Navy
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Golden Cloud
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San Francisco
Sumnadin
Weather forecast for next 36 hours shows continued warmth
Weather in the vicinity remains fair and warm for the next 36 hours with a possible slight rise tonight. Indications point to continued warm conditions and gradual warming trends overnight and into tomorrow.
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Sheridan i Oki
Ton
Qu-Appelie
Hitler Ready to Seize Power by Force to Save Germany
Munich July 14 54 Adolf Hitler fiery Fascist leader declares himself prepared to take governmental control by force if necessary to halt Bolshevism and chaos. He warns that lazy people grow frantic and support radical experiments unless fascism guides the nation. He says the state party alone can stop extremist development.
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Germany
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Hitler
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Rumors Tie Ruth H. Simms to Albert Gallatin Simms Marriage
Chicago rumors claim Mrs Ruth H McCormick and former congressman Albert Gallatin Simms of New Mexico planned marriage after Simms arrived from Albuquerque for a visita with Mrs McCormick. Reports circulated for months but were denied.
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Ruth Hants Bigs Cormick
Albert Gallatin Simms
New Mexico
Simms Cane
Albuquerque
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