Farmers Must Watch Supply Says Lueker
County Extension Agent T P Lueker urges farmers to monitor both national and world supply and demand for farm products. The Missouri College of Agriculture extents services collect and interpret data, sharing monthly reports through newspapers and meetings to help Cole County farmers improve accounting and decision making.
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Missouri College of Agriculure
Missouri College of Agriculture
Cole County
Siate Ed Feder
Valximer
Ati
No U S Sauce For English Palates
London officials disapproved of a fiery pepper sauce from southern Louisiana used in the House of Commons restaurant. Despite popularity with oysters, lawmakers decided to stop purchasing American sauce after eight or nine bottles last year and seek a British substitute.
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London
Louisiana
House of Commons
Equipment Frozen Firemen Use Sacks in Stockton Blaze
Stockton December 13 AP The Galt fire chief faced a frozen siren and no water as mains were iced. With chemical equipment also frozen, firefighters resorted to sacks to battle the blaze, which consumed two sheds and a wood pile.
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Stockton
Galt
Rescue Aids Ducks Trapped On Klamath Lake Ice
Rescue crews aided hundreds of wild ducks and geese imprisoned by ice on upper Klamath Lake in Klamath Falls Oregon. The birds had been forced down during a severe cold wave and became trapped as a thick ice layer formed overnight.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Upper
Klamath Lake
Ward
Corey Ford Proposes Ten Most Beautiful Words
New York humorist Corey Ford entered the ten most beautiful words contest today. The listed phrase is well, how about a drink on the house now, boys. Poet Wilfred J. Punk started the sweepstake Saturday with similar aims.
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New York
Corey Ford
Ford
Wilfred J. Punk
Drys Rally Against Collier Beer Bill Before Ways and Means
Washington December 13 AP Dry leaders led by Bishop James Cannon Jr. fought the Collier beer bill before the House Ways and Means Committee arguing Congress lacks authority to fix beverage alcohol content. The hearing drew a large crowd as church and temperance groups pressed to maintain prohibition with testimony from Deets Pickett and others. The speaker predicted the bill could reach the house next Tuesday though delays were possible.
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Ways and Means
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Congress
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Drys
Deets Pickett
Board of ‘Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ells A. Boole
National Women's Christian Temperancé Ar
William Sheaffe Chase
International Reform Federation
Garner
Collier
Mills
Ways and Means Committee
F. Scott McBride
Cannon
Carmites
Pickett
Insull Hearing to Grand Jury Soon
Chicago December report says federal probe into the Insull collapse nears completion and will present subpoenas for grand jury appearances next week. Investigators focus on possible mail fraud tied to Insull Utility Investments, Inc., Corporation Securities Company, and Middle West Utilities Company.
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Chicago
Tribune
Inswil Callapse
The
the Tribune
Insull Utility Investments, Inc
Corporation Securities Company
Middle West Utilities Company
Missouri Horticulture Society Elects Officers in Kansas City
Patterson Bain of Columbia was elected president with H. C. Hug of Forest City and George H. Hunt of St. Joseph as vice presidents. J. Elis ton of Exeter was named treasurer and W. R. Martin Jr. of Columbia secretary. T. J. Talbot of the University of Missouri spoke as discussions, noting that Missouri apple orchards are well filled with fruit buds.
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Patterson Bain
Columbia
Missouri Horticulture Society
H. C. Hug
Forest City
George H. Hunt
St. Joseph
J. ©. Eliston
Exeter
W.R. Martin, Jr. Columbis
T. J. Talbot
University of Missouri
Bain
Hoover faces cabinet breakup rumors in late 1930s
Washington reports rumor of resignations from the Hoover administration before the term ends. Interior Secretary Ray Wilbur weighs leaving by year end due to Stanford leave limits. Agriculture Secretary Arthur Hyde contemplates private life, with others described as on the fence. former Commerce Secretary Robert LaMont already left for private industry.
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Hoover
Boaver
Ray Lymain Wilbur
Wilbur
Leland Stanford University
Palo Ali
Calif
Stendford
Las
Arthur ML Hyde
Robert LaMont
Lame Duck Congress Highlights Gloom Of Midterm Poland
The piece argues that a lame duck Congress and a lame duck president reveal the flaws of the government. It notes about 20 percent of lawmakers from both houses were defeated in November and will exit March 4. It criticizes Hoover for ignoring key issues like agricultural relief urban industry rehabilitation unemployment and Prohibition revenue options while acknowledging the voters signaled discontent with his solutions.
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White House
Lame Duck Congress
oHom
America
Hoover
Two Governments Overthrown After War Debt Votes
Worded reports on debt issues show Belgium citing Lausanne terms as blocking budget balance and resumption of payments, while Latvia owes the United States 11,852 dollars due December 15 after earlier aid totaling 6,868,664 with 634,166 repaid.
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Lausanne
Belgium
Latvia
Washington
United States
Rail workers reject wage cut extension proposal
In Chicago on December 13, leaders of 1.15 million railway workers rejected employers’ plan to extend a ten percent wage cut beyond January 31. The decision, issued with great restraint, aims to aid ongoing efforts to reconcile Sino-Japanese tensions in Manchuria and move the point conference toward conciliation.
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Chicago
Eencern
Manchuria
Free Former Police Chief of Conspiracy in Kansas City
Henry C. Knipe, former police chief at Leavenworth Kansas, was freed today on conspiracy charges in Kansas City. The defendent faced ongoing legal proceedings as details remained sparse in the report.
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Conspiracy
Kansas City
Kas
Henry C. Knipe
Leavenworth
Oklahoma City woman offers goats for piano trade
A Oklahoma City woman listed with a local carter group the Shirtsleeve Exchange and proposed trading two goats for a piano. She also offered to throw in 40 rabbits, as reported to Secretary Ernest R. Chamberlain.
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Oklahoma City
Carter Organization
Ernest R. Chamberlan
Missouri Chorus and Men's Glee Club Concert Tonight
Columbia news brief notes the University of Missouri chorus assisted by the Men's Glee Club will present its annual concert tonight with choral works from Richard Wasner. James T. Quarles, dean of Fine Arts, conducts. Also noted is a marriage license issued to Monroe Wektenberg and Edna Matthews.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri Chorus
Henry G. Leage
Monroe Wektenberg
Edna Matthews
Jefferson City
Pre-Freedom Period Prospect For Philippines Revisions
The Hawes-Cutting bill seeking full Philippine independence in 18 years faces a revised pre-freedom plan after senators adjourned. A compromise would shorten the trial period and impose rising tariffs, with a plebiscite before its end. In Chicago, 61 year old Itskovitz will ride to the federal building for final naturalization papers, transported by special permission due to paralysis.
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Philippines
Senate
House
Senate Territories Committee
Chicago
Harry Itskovitz
Federal
Itskovitz
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