Compromise bill to handle export surpluses proposed
Washington March 29 a new compromise bill for farm export surpluses was presented to the house committee on agriculture by George N Peek and allied groups. It avoids price fixing and subsidies, centers on wheat cotton hogs and cattle, and favors a west south coalition. The plan delegates control to farmer led marketing organizations and a federal board with a revolving fund of 259 million dollars. The bill excludes corn for further study.
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David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
Washington
Mar
House
George N. Peek
Committee of 22
Des Moines
Iowa
Aginistian
McNary-Haugen
Dickinson
Congress
American Farm Bureau
National Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union of America
Amerian Board of Farm Organization
Orn Belt
Farm Organizations, Commissions
American Council of Agricuture
North Central States
Agricultural Conference
House Committee On Agriculture
Mmittee
Department of ‘Culture
Coopera- Marketing Organizations
Federal Board
Paps. Federal Board
Department of Agriculture
Fedral Board
Swarts Back At Desk Next Week
Mayor Stanford M. Swarts, recovering from an operation for appendicitis and peritonitis, is expected to return to his office for a short time each day beginning next week. It will be his first contact with the general public since his illness.
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Stanford M. Swarts
Composers and Radio Warfare Flare Up in Washington
In Washington on March 29 a public clash erupted between the National Association of Radio Broadcasters and the American Society of Authors Composers and Publishers. Paul B. Clews, executive secretary of the broadcasters, accused the composers group of monopolizing top music and threatening stations by taxing them out of existence. Broadcasting from WEAF New York, Clews urged listeners to pressure Congress to amend copyright laws before a Senate patents committee hearing on April 5. He warned that without revision, high quality radio music programs would be curtailed and said broadcasters seek fair compensation for all copyright owners, not just the ASCAP.
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Washington
Mar
National Association of Radio Broadcasters
American Society of Authors, Composers and Publishers
Paul B. Clews
Broadcasters
Composers Association
WEAF
New York
Rocky Mountains
Clews
Senate Committee On Patents
Butler
Massachusetts
Dill
British Investigators Pay Amazing Tribute To American Industry
Washington March 29 American industry and commercial genius receive an amazing tribute in the official report of the Federation of British Industries mission to the United States Col F Vernon Willey and Guy Locock note Americas wealth prosperity and rising living standards while warning Britain to expect competition in world markets they cite prohibition as a factor in industrial efficiency and question its costs while predicting a US led world trade system rivaling Britain.
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Washington
America
United States
Great Britain
Federation of British Industries
Col
F. Vernon Willey
Guy Locock
London
Prosecutor settles weighty sparrow bounty question
C B McClintock reviewed Stark county law and found a 24 cent per dozen bounty on English sparrow heads, payable only from a special fund none of the townships or cities in Stark county have. He warned hunters to avoid protected birds that resemble sparrows such as peewees, cippies, tomtits and flicker tails.
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C. B. McClintock
Sugarcreek
Stark Co
McClintock
Prince of Wales Operation Successful in London
London reports the Prince of Wales underwent a car operation for a recurring flu related trouble. Attending physicians announced the operation successful and that his condition is improving rapidly. The procedure was required due to pain from influenza.
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London
Prince of Wales
Civil Service Laws Aimed to Shield Public Police
The article outlines how Ohio civil service and selective service laws protect police from partisan interference while allowing removal for just cause. It notes the balance between shielding officers and enabling officials to discipline when administration falters. Testimony in Lengel case questions whether politics or performance drove actions.
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Ohio
Civil Service Commission
Saranus A. Lengel
Lengel
Jiggs Wise
C. M. Ball
Dog Catcher Starts To Ply Canine Trade
A. C. Carey, county dog catcher, began Monday and will serve the summer. The workhouse pound is ready and untagged dogs face possible imprisonment or death. The plan targets owners who neglect to buy dog tags, with affidavits to be filed for every prosecutable violation.
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A. C. Carey
Injured Boy Sues Over Liquor Provided In Canal Fulton
An 18 year old man sues Clarence McMaster and Conal Fulton for 25069 dollars alleging he was served alcohol in the Liberty hotel Canal Fulton on January 31 causing him to lose control, fall 20 feet from a bridge into icy canal, suffer broken bones and lasting injuries.
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Common Pleas Court
Clarence McMaster
Conal Fulton
Alexader Brown Akron
Liberty Hotel
Canal Fulton
Liberty
Canal
Telvius
Amundsen Gets Dirigible Today
Rome March 29 Capt Ronald Amundsen and Lincoln Ellsworth today take over the dirigible Norge for a North Pole attempt. Amundsen hopes to depart soon for northern Europe, possibly London to Putnam Eng to Norway then on to Leningrad.
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Rome
Ronald Amundsen
Lincoln Ellsworth
Norge
North Pole
Amundsen
Europe
London
Putham Eng
Norway
Leningrad
Fiddlers Rush Entries For Contest Tomorrow Night
Canton crowds pack the Old Time Fiddlers contest with 35 entrants and a music night at City Auditorium Tuesday The event features Ford's Famous Five and a slate of veterans like Phil Hanaran Billy and Lonzo Lukens while letters from locals promise classic tunes and lively dances with hosts promising one of Canton’s biggest parties in years
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Charles Jansen
Canton
Daily News
Molly Stark
City Auditorium
Charles
Cyrus Melton
Melton
Ford
North Carolina
Phil Hanarahan
Phil
Billy
Lonzo Lukens
Philo Moore
Eddie Smith
Joseph Dagle
Virginia
Old
Two Stolen Cars Recovered In Separate Incidents
Detective Bill Grethero of the automobile identification bureau announced that two stolen cars were recovered. A touring car stolen March 27 from H Adier at 621 Arlington was found in East Brady Pennsylvania with a Canton boy held for investigation. R F Goddard's touring car stolen March 27 was recovered in Marlboro, Ohio. Goddard resides at 115th et Ned.
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Bill Grethero
The
Automobile Identification Bureau
Arlington
East Brady
Canton
R. F. Goddard
Marlboro
O. Goddard
Ames students race to meet swimming graduation rule
Going To Get Em Wet Now reports at Iowa State College in Ames on March 29 that graduation requires students to demonstrate swimming knowledge. Commodore W E Longfellow praises the policy, calling it a national blessing, after observing the swimmers.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Iowa State
Commodore W. E. Longfellow
American Red Cross Life Saving Corps
Search Made For Last Plane Flight Between Chicago And Aurora
Snow bound searchers combed the countryside between Chicago and Aurora for Jack Rose the pilot and L. J. Denhart his passenger who vanished after leaving a Chicago flying field during a snow storm yesterday Rose warned of danger but Denhart urged the trip. Airplanes with flares scoured the night seeking clues to a possible forced landing.
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Chicago
Here
Aurora
Jack Rose
L. J. Denhart
Rose
Denhart
Students Return to Studies in Shanghai Strike Fallout
Students from 10 Chinese colleges who walked out over student deaths in Peking returned to classes Monday. They admitted their nationwide strike failed to gain backing from influential organizations and halted further action.
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Shanghai
Peking
Italian man slain in Smith Street SW room stabbing
Pelino Tibero a 29 year old Italian was stabbed through the heart with a 15 inch stiletto in his Smith Street SW room Sunday night. Two men, believed to seek revenge, visited Tibero and fled after the murder while warning landlady Felicia Digianantonio to stay quiet. Police seek two suspects including Michael Bidacco of Vinost SW as leads sharpen.
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Pelino Tibero
Smith
Tibero
Felicia Digianantonio
Ed Swope
Detective Department
Digianantonio
Pottee
Smith Av
Mussolini Aide Resigns Position in Fascist Party
Rome March 29 Roberto Farinacci secretary of the fascist party and Mussolini’s right hand man announced his resignation. Last week he acted as defense counsel for five men accused of Matteotti’s murder. The post of secretary will be suppressed and leadership will be vested in a party board.
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Rome
Roberto Farinacci
Mussolini
Farinacci
Giacomo Matteotti
Argosy Released From Baltic Ice After Second Breaker Effort
The American steamship Argosy, icebound off Husum since January, was freed Sunday by a Swedish icebreaker after a failed earlier attempt. Baltic ice remains severe, Reval harbor is blocked with 25 ships embedded, and Sweden plans to loan a new giant icebreaker with Finland. Winter returns to Stockholm after a spell of warmth.
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Stockholm
Argosy
Husum
Baltic
Gulf of Bothnia
Reval
Finland
Poison Booze Drinker Dies in Sleep at Pool Room
Clayton Whitmer, 29, of 1327 4th St NW, died after drinking poison liquor while in a drunken stupor on a bench in a pool room at 930 Cherry Ave SE. Pool room proprietor Carl Pucel said Whitmer entered after 8 and dozed off. he was found dead around 8:20. Sergt. Otto Miller investigated. body taken to Whitewater's undertaking.
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Clayton Whitmer
4Th St NW
Cherry Av SE
Carl Pucel
Whitmer
Pucel
Sergt
Otto Miller
White Triar
Receiver for Gore Company Asked in Suit
A suit for receivership was filed in common pleas court Monday against the Thaddeus V. Gore Co. by Ira Henning, a stockholder, charging mismanagement and an attempted reorganization into a new corporation. Henning seeks to enjoin officers from disposing of assets after the firm’s charter was revoked by the securities commission in Columbus last week.
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Common Pleas Court
Thaddeus V. Gore Co
Ira Henning
Henning
Securities Commission
Columbus
Four spare tires stolen from parked car report
Canton police reported four spare tires stolen from a parked automobile. Victims named include George Zell of 203 Monroe Ave NE W Thompson at 1436 Dueber Ave SW Ben Burns 1213 2nd SW and M L Tchantz 1307 Roslyn Ave SW.
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Canton
George Zell
Monroe
W. Thompson
Dueber
Ben Burns
M. L. Tchantz
Roslyn
Rubbish Piles Hit by Mesnar Fire Chief Action
Fire Chief R O Mesnar said he would file an affidavit against John Ferris owner of the Royal poolroom for a rubbish pile in a basement room. A Monday morning fire caused smoke and water damage to a two story brick block housing Hub Clothing Co on the first floor. Bloom and Margolies own the building. The blaze was small and was extinguished with water and a bad cock.
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R. O. Mesnar
John Ferris
Royal Poolroom
Tuscara
Hub Clothing Co
Bloom and Margolies
Fre
Mesnar
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