Editorial Policy II For Stricter Action
Pittsburgh June 6. A poll of 320 American daily newspapers finds a majority favor enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment, with 188 papers supporting enforcement and 80 advocating repeal or modification. Frechafer, Carnegie Tech student, notes smaller papers take stands more readily while metropolitan papers lean toward repeal or modification and favor government control of liquor sales. An idle car is always tuned in for gossip.
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Pittsburgh
Robert ?. Treehafer
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Sud
Cepeal
Frechafer
Carnegie Tech
America
President Hoover Refuses to Release London Conference Papers
President Hoover refused to turn over to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the exchanges with other governments leading to the London naval conference. Secretary Stimson transmitted the decision in a letter to Chairman Borah, with a memorandum addressing questions in Senator Johnson's June 3 letter. The note recalls past refusals to share certain documents and argues the treaty language should determine U S. action.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fondon Naval
Johnson
Borah
Stimson
Hhis
George Washington
House
Bhe
State Department
Harding
Senate
United States
Sasator Borak
Young Guard
Watson
Indiana
Farmers Lease Burlington Elevator at St Louis
CHICAGO June 6 The Farmers National Grain corporation announced that it has leased the Burlington elevator at St Louis Ma with storage capacity of the facility and details provided by George S Miller general manager of the corporation.
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Milner
Marshall Hall Grain Corporation
St. Louisa
W. T. Brooking
Marshall Hall
Grain Corporation
Mr. Milner
St. Louis
Consolidates Elevator Company
Duleth
New Orleans
Chicago
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Burlington
St. Louwis
George S. Miller
Final Showdown Over Hawley Smoot Bill Nears Vote
Washington reports a final showdown on the tariff bill in the Senate by next Friday after a Smoot compromise. Key changes include a 7 cent minimum on cheese and cheese substitutes, separate rates for rayon filaments and yarns, and a seven month concession for livestock imports from Mexico and Canada for grazing.
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Washington
Senate
Smoot
Republican
Utah
Sanvkent
Reed
Pennsylvania
House
Conserees
Curtis
Mountain States To Have Livestock Mart
Denver news reports a committee is forming a Mountain States Livestock Marketing Association. Seventy five livestock men met to plan and set June 17 for the next committee meeting. Co B Denman of the federal farm board outlined aid avenues while representatives from Colorado New Mexico and Montana joined the organizing panel.
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Denver
Cole
Mountain States
Co. B. Denman
Federalarm Board
Farm Board
Colorado
A. A. Smith
Sterling
Field Bohart
Colorado Springs
W. L. Curtis
Gunnison
E. J. Wagner
Lamar
Nate Warren
Fort Collins
New Mexico
Lee S. Evans
Marquez
Floyd W. Lee
San Mateo
Ed Otero
Los Lumas
Robert H. Royal
Throne
Montana
Louis Vinke
Helena
C. E. Miller
Wisdom
A. T. Hibbard
Roy Clary
Great Falls
Percy Williamson
Miles City
McCormick-Deering No 8 Harvester Thresher Promises Clean threshing
Elevator men praise the McCormick-Deering No 8 Harvester Thresher for grain saving and weed free results. It features a grain tight platform, large capacity elevator, direct front feed, spike toothed cylinder, and four section straw racks. It claims thorough separation, minimal grain loss, and a weed seed weed free finish backed by strong service support.
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McCormick-Deering No
McCormick-Deering
McCormick
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