Unexpected success in the world wheat agreement
The article reports a swift 21-nation agreement at London to control wheat production and exports and ease imports for consuming countries after five days of negotiation. It highlights Frederick Murphy’s view that Europe is tired of economic action, with tariffs to be reduced and foreign goods revisited, signaling a shift in policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Frederick Murphy
Hich
Surang
Frederick Fuke
New York Times
Urope
Germany
Italy
France
Frederick ©. Murphy
Eourope
Bank Debiis
L. Wilson
Montana
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Wilson
Recovery by Leadership Aims for NRA Support in Radio Address
Governor Alfred C. Smith touts backing for the National Recovery Act in a recent radio speech while noting earlier opposition. He defends the plan against fear of coercion and emphasizes the need for public works and steady implementation under President Roosevelt’s policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armer
Alfred C. Smith
Campaigst
Tadio
Smith
NRA
Ant' Saya
Anc
Diotalore
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files August 28 1913
The National Corset Company moves a department to the Dawson building on Ajax alley. A lecture on Old Quebec by Byron Babbitt at Library Theatre drew praise. G W Del Brugeé of Chicago plans to give dancing lessons at the Armory while in town. Sweeney Harrington and Arnold attend grand circuit races in Cleveland. H Kennedy and son go to Sinclairville for mason work at Borden Condensary Co. The old depot at Summit moved to Corry for Yardmaster and L Axtell. O R Rogers Co completes a large marble switch board for Clarice Textile Co at Saratoga Springs. Roads are reported in best condition this year. Mr and Mrs Brunk Hasnell return from Iron Mountain, Mich. James L Drake of Beaverdam visits Beaverdam area. Beaversdam farm sale to Boyd Whettt by Kincaid & Kincaid. Mrs Alex McInnes Jr and party return from Findley Lake outing.
Cryptic reads on Henry Hunts and city age riddles
Fragmentary questions mention Henry Hunts and a city senior age. It also references Winn T, AMM Shryad, and a fire event at a river. Details are unclear and names may be misspelled in the OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J
Kons Wen
Winn T
Silk magnate urges U.S. recovery goodwill visit
Gosuke Imai, 75, famed Japanese silk magnate and head of a major silk company, arrived in Washington after an 8000 mile trip to back America’s economic rebound. He heads a mission to restore friendship and boost trade, noting Japan buys vast U.S. cotton and silk products fuel a joint textile industry. He is a member of Japan’s House of Peers and previously led a 1919 business mission to the U.S. and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Kenworthy
United Press
Washington
Japan
Gosuke Tmaihe
Silk Industry of
America
United States
Imai
House of Peers
Europe
John Gilbert quits acting after long film career in Hollywood
Hollywood gossip notes John Gilbert plans to leave acting after a long film career. The former top earner with a famous contract says he has plenty of time ahead, seeks directing and editing roles, and hints at shifting to behind the camera as he files for new projects and discusses his age and future work.
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Holltood
Calif
John Gilbert
Sersen
Hollywid
Gye
Nie J
Tim
Janie Aid
Grete Gare
Eéamel
Gilbert Tae
Putore
Aditor
Pigtianae
Parade of Fashion Points to Escapist Accessories
Paris styles rage over illusion of simple frocks with accessories. The column mocks promise of instant outfits, arguing women seek practical attire with complete wardrobes. It notes the allure of new materials, urges honest fashion choices, and dismisses quick fixes.
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Axl Sea
Betté
NRA Recovery Program Shapes U S Business Tone
The Guaranty Trust of New York reports most businesses back federal recovery efforts though complexities persist. Wages rise and prices adjust, while firms seek higher output to offset costs. The emphasis remains swift action to boost employment and payrolls as industry gradually recovers amid price and monetary shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Recovery Administration
Guaranty Trust
Company of New York
Guaranty Survey
United States
Imién
Businy Mess
Quany Manunset
NRA
Avally
India
Buninera Enterprises
Tabor Ani
Elrents
Aaron
Treasury Department
Westington
Speed Trap Near Franklin Snags Seven Motorists
Seven motorists on the Pittsburgh road between Harrisville and Franklin were arrested Friday as four members of the State Highway Patrol barracks in Franklin operated a speed trap in that section. Those tagged will be charged with speeding. The trap will be continued until the section ceases to be a speedway, according to Sergeant O. E. Samson and Patrolmen P. J. Kress, P. Carlson, and J. A. Milson of the Franklin barracks.
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Pittaburga
Harrisville
Franklin
State Highway Patrol
Highway Patrol
O. E. Samson
P. J. Kress
P. ©. Carlson
Pranklin Barracks
Exiled Cuban Opposition Figure Cabrera Returns Home
United Press reports Rafael Cabrera, long an under cover figure for Cuban opposition to Machado, returns from exile in the United States. A noted sugar planter turned diplomat, Cabrera built a quiet life in Washington with his family, speaking English, and maintaining influence among congressional and diplomatic circles.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Machado
Cuba
Rafael Cabrera
Cabrera
Ojenfuegos Cubs
Fordham University
New York
Piano Swapped for Milk in Hanford Trade Deal
Welfare officials recount a Humble Hanford incident where a needy woman unable to buy milk offered her piano in exchange for a cow. A Fancher family with four daughters agreed to the barter, highlighting hardship and community aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford
Fair Teade
Red Cross
Bounties Offered for Crows and Pocketheads in Franklin
Harrisburg announcement states bounties of five cents per crow and 26 cents per vote for pocketheads, offered by the Separate Man’s Association of Franklin polity. The notice outlines payments and eligibility under the local order.
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Harrisburg
L. A. S. Sparateman's Association of Franklin
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
A. G. Colegrove
Arthur
Laki
NaBoné Corset Company
Dawson Building
Ajax Alley
Quebec
Byron Babbitt
Library Theatre
G.W. del Brugeé
Chicago
Derry
Armory
Messrs
Sweeney
Harrington
Arnold
Cleveland
Tale
H. Kennedy and Son
Sinclairville
Mason
The
Borden Condensary Co
Yardmaster &, L. Axtell
O. R. Rogers Company
Clarice Textile Company
Saratoga Springs
Mrs. Brunk Hasnell
Syinng
Iron Golon
Mich
James 1
Drake
Beaverdam
Sayw
Kincsig and
Kincaid
Boyd Whettt
Alex McInnes, Jr
Findley Latte
U.S
Hollywood Film Shop
Alanson Edwards
United’ Press
Paris
Ibusiness
INRA
Qiu
Sin
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
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