Brookhart Sees Debenture Plan Adopted in Tariff Debates
Senator Smith W Brookhart of Iowa predicts the export debenture plan as a rider to the tariff bill will gain approval as progressives and conservatives clash in the senate. The plan would finance the farm board via debentures paid out of tariff revenues, directing funds to stabilization efforts rather than exporters. Nebraska's Norris plan features changes Brookhart endorses to avoid direct farmer subsidies, while President Hoover opposes the measure as subsidy and argues it risks farmers. Nebraska visitors Mrs Will Steffens and two children from Lincoln are in town staying with Mrs Eva Brix and Mr Steffens.
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Yankees Hammer Athletics In Second Doubleheader Triumph
New York defeats Philadelphia 7 to 3 at Yankee Stadium. Babe Ruth and teammates power a late surge as Lew Burdette? No, Sherid, Lazzeri, and Gehrig drive in runs. Attendance listed as 0, with umpires Moriarity, McGowan and Campbell calling the game.
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Early Bails Scores American League
American League results show Philadelphia 7 New York 8 in a final first game. Washington 3 Boston 2 in game one. Cleveland 4 Detroit 2 in three innings. National League NY 12 Philadelphia 6 final first game. Brooklyn 3 Boston 0 final. Fitzsburgh 2 Chicago 0 third inning. New York 3 Philadelphia 0 second game. Lewis 4 Cincinnati fourth inning. Boston Brooklyn tied in second game.
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Towa Weather Late Night Brief
Night forecast indicates partly cloudy conditions with possible thunder and lingering clouds. Sunday outlook remains cloudy with periods of rain likely. temperatures mild with light winds.
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Sioux City Health Doctor Charged With City Fees
Mayor Huff accused Dr. W. D. Hayes former president of the state board of health of retaining fees collected while city health commissioner. Hayes admits retention under alleged council authority as compensation for analyses of sex and liquor, calling the charge a pre election novelty.
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Dean of Engineering Anson Marston joins Light Jubilee committee
Ames Iowa June 22 Dean Anson Marston of the college of engineering at State College has accepted a spot on the committee on Light s Golden Jubilee to be held this fall marking fifty years of incandescent lighting. Also named are Andy Melon Henry Ford Harvey Firestone and John D Rockefeller Jr with President Hoover as honorary chairman. The celebration will be international and culminate with a dinner on October 21 hosted by Edison at Dearborn Michigan. Des Moines A miner Philip Walt 19 was injured in a fall of slate at the Economy mine near hers. He was taken to a hospital where doctors found a fractured leg and multiple injuries from the fall.
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Lindbergh Smiles At Detour Violator In New Jersey
North Bergen June 22 Lindbergh flying legend Charles A Lindbergh caused a scene when he passed a detour sign on Palisade Avenue en route to his parents home in Bayvillewood police described the incident as a minor traffic lapse. He emerged from the car with a rare smile, drawing quiet crowd reaction.
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Three Forest Fires Near Denver Mileposts
Three forest fires in the Rocky Mountains west of Denver spread rapidly on June 22. A blaze near Ping Cliff, sparked by a Denver and Salt Lake Moffatt railroad locomotive, drew 90 railroad workers, 50 forest service personnel, and volunteers in a bid to control it under Forest Supervisor W. Kreutzer. A second fire in Gloc Crook Canyon west of Colden threatened heavy timber on Lookout Mountain, also started by a locomotive spark. A third fire along the Istes Park road near the Bix Thompson exaeyen gate portions was being contained by early hours. The fires fall within federal forest reserve rescue territory.
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Drag Instructors To Present Tuesday Concert
Prof Ross Vernon Miller of Drake University Des Moines will appear with a chorus and choir at Drake University music department recital. Lilet Nan Sandbloom Wright organist and others join Miller for a concert in Drakes halls.
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Federal agents sweep down on dives at Keokuk
Keokuk Iowa June 22 federal and state prohibition agents conducted raids across the city targeting illicit distilleries and speakeasies. Police reported the largest raid yielded two 70 gallon stills and over 25 barrels of mash with more evidence seized during overnight operations.
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Pleads Guilty to Murder but Denies Killing Woman
John H. McClure of Long Beach, 55, admitted guilty to the murder of Myrtle Wood near Laguna Beach after confessing he killed her for love and then tried a suicide pact. He said she died by her own hand during a walk on Emerald Bay with him, before driving to Tijuan a Mex where he fired shots in a failed attempt to end his life.
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Mrs Lydia Lampe Dies at Iowa City
Mrs Lydia Lampe 46 wife of M Willard Lampe director at Tow Rolishon school died suddenly and was cremated in Cedar Rapids after a brief illness. An active church worker she and her husband had been at the university for two years. She is survived by her mother husband and three daughters.
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Where To Go Tonight at Atlantic Theatre and Strand
The Atlantic Theatre presents Father and Son a four Vitaphone talking picture featuring Jack Holt and Dorothy Reviar. The Strand screens Thats My Mix and Tony in Rough Ridin Roynanice for tonight’s program lineup.
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Nebraska town wrecked as Kansas City hit by storm
Sioux City reports damage from a wind hail and rain storm sweeping Nebraska regions near id Neb about thirty miles away. Crops beaten down, trees uprooted, and numerous small buildings wrecked across a 15 by 5 mile area. No injuries initially. hundreds of windows broken. Near Cloudburst Bee City reports severe electrical storm flooding Kansas City streets, two inches of rain in 30 minutes disrupts transit and damages property.
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Morrow Praised for Efforts in Settling Mexican Church Row
The American ambassador Dwight W. Morrow was hailed as one of the most popular men in America for his indefatigable efforts in securing peace between the Roman Catholic Church and the Mexican government. He and colleagues Dr Miguel Craghaga and Dr Edmund Walsh received lavish praise as the three year settlement concluded, noting their major roles in ending the dispute and guiding the Mexican German mixed commission.
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RCA Figures in Major Film Merger. $150 Million Deal Claimed
Chicago June 22 A $150,000,000 motion picture merger reportedly links the Radio Corporation of America with a leading studio believed to be Paramount. Officials from both sides attended a secret conference, with plans to assemble the largest star lineup for the talkies. Leon Rubens Rubenstein of RCA spoke of vast spending to secure top talent, while declining to confirm specifics or mounting plans. Officials indicated an official announcement would come Monday.
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Three Indiana Boys Buried Alive Under Earth
Three Anderson boys Frederick Waller Haney Eugene Shyder and Charles William Jones were buried alive under tons of earth in a sewer trench. The youths were in the trench when dirt collapsed. A brother of Frederick, George Haney, was nearby playing. Local authorities launched an investigation into the tragedy in Anderson Indiana. Home from Fort Dodge Herman Kloppenburg and family return after visiting relatives and friends.
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Civil War Veteran Leaves Large Trusts For Charity
A Civil War veteran, recently deceased, left multiple trust funds to benefit charitable causes. Funds totaling tens of thousands of dollars are slated for annual use by a veteran mission and related organizations, with distributions planned to support continued commemoration and aid.
Des Moines Railway Sold At Auction Today For 1 855 000
The Des Moines Railway was sold at public auction today for 1 855 000 dollars. The syndicate headed by Walter J Wade the federal receiver hopes to gain court approval from Judge Martin Wade. Also present were Charles H Wilcos of Genet Steel and Charles G Adsit of Georgia Power with links to the sale.
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Train robbery terrorizes passengers in Bay Area
Bandits in a touring car stopped an eastbound Southern Pacific train near Pittsburg California, shot engineer James H. Barnes and a mail clerk, looted registered mail worth between 15 000 and 20 000 destined for Pittsburg payrolls, then fled toward Concord and Walnut Creek. Barnes survived with serious injuries.
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Meurelli Ends Round-The-World Run Start Date
In Vancouver on June 22, US Italian Meurelli and rival Olson began a 30 day bid to circle the globe. Meurelli exited the Empress of France at Victoria after a month from New York, while Olson traveled west by rail toward the East. The time limit now looms as Meurelli is poised to beat the 43 day mark.
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