World news roundup sketches unresolved security pacts
A summary of diplomatic efforts across capitals notes Allied plans for a separate response to Germany on security, disputes over disarmament, and anticipated follow ups to pacific treaties. Other items include Muscle Shoals study, tax reform talk, and naval arms conference activity.
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Austen Chamberlain
Great Britain
Europe
Conference to unite eight states on farm business aid
Chambers of Commerce from Arkansas Colorado Iowa Kansas Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma and Texas will meet in Kansas City April 9 and 10. The national chamber will discuss cooperation with farmers, surveys, credit, marketing, legislation, cost accounting and outreach to urban rural communities.
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Chambers of Commerce
Mid-Western
Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Arkansas
Colorado
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas
Agricultural Bureau of the
National Chamber
George W. Catts
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
T. W. Thomas
Denver Chamber
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
Fumigant Destroys Weevil In Wheat In Kansas City Tests
The U S Department of Agriculture reported success in grain fumigation tests in Kansas City elevators. Full dosage killed every weevil in open and closed bins while large quantities showed clean samples. Tests were led by Dr. R T Cotton and Dr. R C Roark with state and federal grain inspectors observing.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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R. C. Roark
Insecticide and Fungicide Board
Dewey's Body Moves to Bethlehem Chapel Crypt
Admiral George Dewey's remains are transferred from Arlington to the crypt of Bethlehem chapel at Mt. St. Albans. He rests there with full military honors at the request of his widow Mrs. George Dewey, alongside Woodrow Wilson, awaiting a permanent memorial by Mrs. Dewey and Washington cathedral officials.
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Admiral Dewey
Arlington
Tornado Relief Fund Reaches $385,989 Total
Washington reports contributions to the Red Cross tornado relief fund have reached 385,989.53 dollars, not counting the 50,000 dollars already appropriated by the organization for game purposes.
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Washington
Red Cross Fund For Relief
Oil Editor William H. Peck Dies in Tulsa
William Hudson Peck aged 67 long served as oil editor for Tulsa newspapers for fifteen years and was a noted authority on midcontinent oil affairs. He died recently in Tulsa Oklahoma.
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Tulsa
William Hudson Peck
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