Farm relief compromise sent to both houses for quick action
Washington reports a conference committee has produced a single farm relief bill as a compromise between Senate and House versions. Rep Haugen Iowa will present the report to the House agriculture committee and the bill then moves to the Senate for immediate consideration under Sen McNary Oregon. Decision on sending the measure to President Hoover hinges on export debates.
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Washington
Senate
House
Agriculture Committee
Haugen
Iowa
Nervous Women Praise Capudine
Delicate women with high nerve strain praise Capudine for fast relief from tense nerves and nervous pains. The liquid acts instantly, faster than tablets or powders, without opiates, and does not upset the stomach. Sold by druggists in 30c and 60c sizes.
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Capudine
Senate Faces Split Over Farm Relief Bill Debates
Debenture supporters in the Senate show disappointment as conferees curb measures. Officials anticipate eventual passage of the 500 million dollar relief appropriation to stabilize agriculture, with a revolving fund for the farm board needing full authorization.
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Ture
House
Senate
Farm Board
Fam
Fam Leaders Believed, Would Requite Mr. Hoover
Congress
League Studies Way to Reduce Tariffs
The League of Nations exhaustively studies reducing customs tariffs by joint action. Commodities affected include leather and leather wares shoes gloves iron steel wood fruit and vegetables. Economic committee members will consult authorities at home and submit reports to the league.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Economic Committee
League
Motor Car Production Nears 1929 Peak
Department of commerce records show 151 motor vehicle makers produced 570,086 more passenger automobiles in the first four months of the year than in the previous period. At this rate 1929 output could reach about 5,500,000 cars, up from 2,827,849 in 1928, with trucks also rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce
United States
Radio Programs Grid Highlights June Seventh
An Eastern and Central radio program schedule listing WABC WJZ WOR WBAL KDKA WJZ wins and more. It covers 6 pm to 11 pm with orchestras, soloists, news, and dance hours, naming stations in major markets including New York Philadelphia Cleveland Cincinnati and Detroit.
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Associated Press
Clear Channel
WABC
New York
WNAC
WJAS
WFAN
Sherry's
WCAE
Twins
WTAG
WCSH
WGY
WTAM
WWJ
WTIC
WJAR
WEAF
Bill Scotti
Vincent Lopez
Weaf Landt
WFIC
WPTF
Cavalers
Arthur Lora
WEEI
WLIT
WGR
WCAB
KYW
Paris
Irma de Joe
WEEL
LRC
WGN
WSAI
Gus
Louie
WRC
WEEIS
The
Gossipers
Senate
WIOD
WJAX
WSM
Nat Grange
WKY
Ben Pollack
Hotel Dance Orchestra
WRC Jax
WJZ
Smith Ballew
Scarce
Ronnie Laddies
Lou Noll
Charles Kenny
Jim Whalen
WJZZ
Dr. J. C. Bloodgood
WBZ
KDKA
WLW
WBAL
Bob Sherwood
WJR
WHAS
WSB
Ralph Grosvenor
Man Donaldson
Tso
Good Fellows
WHAM
Billie Jones
Ernie Hare
WRT
WIR
WIJAX
WRVA
WAPI
Lew White
Cman
Newarl
Wnac Wean
WFRL
WKBW
WCAO
WIJAS
WLBW
WMAL
WEAN
WADC
WGHP
WMAQ
WHK
WCAU
WAIU
WMAK
WSPD
WKRC
Charlies W. Hamp
WLWL
WOR
Newark
Levitow
Chain Keyeen
WPG
Atlantic City
Jean Weiner
Baltimore
WIZ
Wbal Ensemble
Philadelphia
the Mystic
Pittsburgh
Hotel Orchestra
Rochester
Ney Schenectady
WEAPF
Springfield
Cincinnati
Burnt Corkera
Cameron & Jeter R
Fur Trappers
Detroit
Hotel Ensemble
Amos
WSB Atlanta
Harry Pomar
WBT
Charlotte
Louisville
Wialana
Stullo
Ravy Bahr
Ce Borg
Ysm Nashville
Craig
Richmond
Byrd
Amos-Andy
Hanover
Trio
Second Christian church meeting on frugal living and choir plans
A Notice to the Colored People invites a special Sunday gathering at Second Christian church Reese and Marshall for home expense cutting remedies. Children to meet for a Children's Day practice and parents urged to allow attendance. A youth and friends so meet tonight to form a choir. H. Smith, pastor. Junior choir rehearsal at Bethel A M E at 6 30 p m. Personal: Mrs Janie Simpson remains ill at daughter Thelma Stones Pocahontas Virginia after several days illness. local friends visit.
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Second Christian Church
Reese
Marshall Agreeze
H. Smith
Janie Simpson
Thelma Stone
Pocahontas
Mre
Sallie Gray
Sarah Price
Cornell Jones
Messrs
Edward Welch
A. T. Hendricks
Paris Fair Draws Exhibits From Abroad
The Paris fair, an annual trade exhibition, lists 7392 exhibitors with 754 foreigners from 33 nations. Japan has 138 exhibitors, Italy 141, and Russia 49. Machinery leads, followed by foodstuffs and building industry.
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Paris
Japan
Italy
Russia
Prohibition Transfer Recommendation Spreads Debate
Associated Press reports hover recommends moving prohibition enforcement from treasury to the justice department. Other briefs note a driverless truck collision injuring thirty in New York, a show girl leaps to her death in Chicago, and Vesuvius activity rising in Naples.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hover
Prohibition
Treasury
Department of Justice
New York
Chicago
Waver
Vision Impaired Booth In Auto Crash
Evangeline Booth suffers slight vision impairment after an auto accident in Hartsdale New York as authorities report no serious injuries to others involved.
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Retary of Treasury
Hartsdale, N
Ehvangeline Booth
Navy blue hat crafted from sized lace with satin finish
A stylish navy blue hat features a medium all around brim and a snug crown. The piece is made of sized lace and resembles a lace horsehair braid in texture and visual effect.
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Raymond Z. Henle
Pound
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Bakers
Central and Southern
News OF the Colored People
Bethel A. M. BE
RUS
Atwater Kent
Atwater Kent Manufacturing CO
Wissahickon Avenue
Naples
Shanghai
U. S
Luzon
London
Eugene O'Neill
Switzerland
Hoover
New Orleans
F. K Heath
Grand Rapids
Mich
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Mellon
Rex Rose
Ino
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Cor, Russel
Evani Ua
UTS
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Ice
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Gibson
Big Savings
Lewis
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