Milk Arbitration Likely Reforms in Dairy Control
Washington reports the farm administration races toward completing dairy production control after terminating the Chicago milk marketing agreement effective January 1. Officials including C. G. Christgau and J. H. Mason weigh drastic revisions to price structures and demand limits, with focus on minimum producer prices and looser distributor and consumer pricing. Chicago dealers scramble for post code action as January 1 nears, amid price undercutting by small shops and independents.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Chicago
C. G. Christgau
J. H. Mason
Jerome N. Frank
Christgau
Wallace
Chicago Pure Milk Association
Busch
Don M. Geyer
Producers Group
Bootleg Combat Unit Augmented by Treasury
The treasury borrowed 750 prohibition agents from the justice department to aid enforcement of internal revenue laws. Acting Secretary Morgenthau and Attorney General Cummins announced the loan to bolster border and coast patrols against rum runners and moonshine, amid liquor control tax concerns. Hungary sought to enter American wine markets as France and the United States deadlocked over trade conditions.
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Washington
the Treasury
Justice Department
Treasury
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Morgenthau
Cumurfig
Rui
Moon
Shine
Hungary
France
United States
M. Garreau- Dombasle
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
Santa's Rides Busy Here Continues From Page One
The bank lobby features a Santa tree and tin elf decorations as candy bars are distributed to children eight and under on Saturday. Older siblings will join younger guests for theater and News and Tribune events with community tree festivities Friday night featuring two bands and official Christmas messages. Reno council approves a 10 percent payroll raise for city workers, boosting payroll by 1700 dollars.
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Santa
Theater
News and Tribune
First Home Christmas For Hoovers In Years
Stanford University, Dec. 20 AP For the first time in seven years the Herbert Hoovers will spend Christmas in their own home on the Stanford campus. The Hoovers prepare for a family reunion around the Christmas turkey as Allan Hoover Jr and the children join from Sierra Madre and Fresno. Mrs Hoover shops for gifts while hardly ever being recognized, sending Christmas cards again after 1927, as greetings flood in from around the world.
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Stanford University
Herbert Hoovers
San Juan Hill
Yulevide Board
California
Sierra Madre
Hoover
Allan
Fresno
Gates
Santa Claus
Pessy Ann
Peter
Joan
Santa Glaus
University Avenue
Palo Alto
College Towns
Mrs. Hoover
White House
Noted stock broker back home safe
The missing financier J. Livermore returned to his office on Lower Broadway after a period of amnesia following his disappearance. He told police his mind went blank after leaving his wife at their Park Avenue apartment and that he vaguely remembered going to a hotel, with no clear reason for his actions.
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Lower Broadway
John J. Sullivan
Livermore
Park Avenue
Pearl and Company
Broadway
The
Stock Exchange
Sullivan
Secrery
Wall Street
Aie
Dorothea Wendtvermore
Waler
Longcope
Phe
Harriet Metz Noble
Omaha
Neb
Great Neck
Long Island
Dresse
Pan
Frank Gorman
Kear
Inter It
Aes
Aid to Miners Sought in Federal Loan Plan
In Webb City Missouri a Public Works Administration loan of 4603000 would fund pumping stations drainage ditches and mine preparation to reopen the Central District mines. About 1400 to 2000 workers could gain employment as the drainage district would oversee the project and royalties would repay the loan.
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Webb City
Old Central District
Public Works Administration
Washington
Cliff Titus
Jop Hit
Senate
Indicted Insull group accused in utility embezzlement
Crown Point Indiana December report states SAM INSULL JR and six others face indictments for con and embezzlement from the Northern Indiana Public Service Company. The seven allegedly manipulated company finances to aid Insull system financing. Names include John H. Guick Edward W. Lievd Morse Dell Plain and others. Evidence points to large embezzlement efforts and a million dollar bookkeeping scheme to justify high rates. Duncan, former treasurer, has pleaded guilty to embezzling and is a related witness.
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Crown Point
Ind
Samuel Jr
Northern Indiana Funlic Service Company
Young Insull
John H. Guick
South
Chicago
Edward W. Lievd
Morse Dell Plain
Hammond
Charles W. Chase
The
Palily
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Bernard F. Shearon
Thomas G. Hamilton
Gary
Pred Crumpacker
Dri] Plain
Howard Duncan
Compan Ho
Duncan
State
Public Service Commission
Liquor Bill Rejected By House 101-34 In Prolific Years
House action blocks liquor by the drink with 101 votes to 34 amid debate over local option. Proposals place cities under dry or wet classifications by population, convert gallonage tax to an occupation license, set package sale licenses at 25 yearly, and shift administration to a governor appointed supervisor. The Senate favored drink sales. the House opposed except for a St Louis exception. The Columbus expedition cost $7,000.
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State Health Department
House
St. Louis
Senate
Marquise Agatha Boosts Mussolini Program Support
Paragraphs on page two reference a contested statement about equality and a claim of victory by the Marquise Agatha by Mannarini, cited as proof of Mussolini era policies. The text notes awards for babies at ceremonies on Sunday and streetcar rides for fathers funded by the government within the year.
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Fary
Agatha
Mannarini
Rome
Mussolini
Roosevelt recovery drive grows uncertain amid NRA tensions
Reports from Washington describe continued NRA implementation with new census efforts to tally business activity and employment. Officials announce a nationwide survey of retailers and service firms to measure industrial recovery while codes face Republican opposition and plans to form a new NRA board. A separate dispatch notes military transfers in Missouri and earnings of meat packers in Chicago.
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Hoosevelt
NRA
Lin
Willian L. Austin
Civil Administration
Capitol Hit
Une Roosevelt
Conatlss
Roosevelt
Repubican
Stout Board of Review
Scout
Cole
Glinkman
Yestern
Jas
S. S. Ozark
Upper House Passes Toll Bridge Measure
The Missouri Senate approved a house bill by 38 to 2 authorizing political subdivisions to issue revenue bonds to build toll bridges. The measure returns to the House for minor amendments before final enactment. Hannibal plans a Mississippi River bridge once enacted, with potential loans and grants from the Public Works Administration.
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Senate
House
Missouri
Hannibal
Misissippi
Public Works Administration
Senate Passes Bill On Collectors Fees
The measure sets a Jasper county collector’s annual salary at 5000 dollars instead of 65. The county treasurer would appoint three deputies at salaries not exceeding 175 a month, with other deputies under 125 each. The bill, introduced in the House by Roscoe Claycomb and A G Young of Jasper County, passed the Senate. Acting heads of two University of Missouri departments named as acting heads as Farm Credit Administration duties call away the superiors.
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Jaspe
Senate
Verday
Roscoe Claycomb
A. G. Young
Jasper
Columbia, Mo
L. A. Weaver
B. H. Frame
University Missouri
Farm Credit Administration
Weaver
B. A. Trowbridge
Frame
O. R. Johnson
W. J. Robbins
Printing ruling on state printing for Emergency Registration
An attorney general opinion holds that Emergency Registration under Wallace fief Admi Crossley is entitled to paper and printing from the state printing commission paid from the state's incidental fund.
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Wallace Fief
Admi Crossley
State Printing Commission
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Marshall
Andrew L. Bruton
Laddonia
Dee
Andrey Lael Bruton
Hess
Fata
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Francis Dewitt
Harold Wakefield
Jefferson Oill’s Favorite Men’s Store
Phoenix and Cooper
Arrow
Czarlinsky
Sam Insull, JR
Uniity
Indiana
Pulaski County
Roberts
Armstrong
F.D.R
Wright Columbia
John W. Wright
University of Missouri , C. T
3Rd Corps
Baltimore
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Wright
M. G. Rando
Tapi
Wison & Co
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T. C. Simpson
Fin
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H. Dulle
W.L. Hager
OL W. Ratphel
Paul Bosch
Frank Railton
R. E. Dallmeyer
J. Frank Ramsey
John Sinclair
Inter
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Alaska
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