United States delegation to London conference outlined
Secretary of State Cordell Hull leads the U S team with Edward S McReynolds and 19 experts en route to London for the international economic conference. The roster includes James M Cox Key Pittman James Couzens Samuel D McReynolds and Ralph Morrison with Bullitt Warburg Nielsen and Feis as top advisers.
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London
United States
Cordell Hull
White House
James M. Cox
Key Pittman
Nevada
James Couzens
Michigan
Samuel D. McReynold
Moley
Geneva
Argentina
Australia
Canada
The
Economic Conference
Brookhart Named Agricultural Ambassador to Soviet Russia
MITT WILDMan BROOKHART, ex Iowa senator, named agricultural ambassador to Soviet Russia by Secretary Wallace to explore disposal of U S surplus cotton and livestock. He will work under George N Peek as special adviser, aiming at thriving trade and possible recognition, with Boris Skvirsky cited as a Soviet contact.
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Agricultural Administration
George N. Peek
Boris Skvirsky
Skvirsky
Debates on Gold Standard and War Debts Stir Congress
Charles Boisse vain of Holland denounces the gold standard and repudiation of the gold clause in U S contracts. Ira Campbell of New York defends United States shipping against abolition of subsidies. W L Runciman objects to naval defense arguments in a commercial congress. The discussion also covers whether war debts should be settled to improve world economics.
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Britain
France
Italy
United States
Roosevelt
London
Congress
Washington
Oro American Securities
William ST. Woodin
Morgan
The
Treasury
Woodin
Norman Hi. Davis
Europe
George H. Tinkham
Massachusetts
Davis
Geneva
Charles Boissevain
Holland -For- What
Ira Campbell
New York
Armistice signed in north China amid revolt and rail talks
Pan China and Japanese representatives sign a local truce at Tangku for demilitarized zones near the great wall and Peiping rail lines. Feng Yu-hsiang banners a revolt against Chiang Kai-shek, claiming a people’s anti Japanese army. National government calls the Tangku agreement local and temporary.
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Japan
China
Tangku
Great Wall
Peiping-Mukden
Peiping -Sulyonan
Chinese Volunteer Corps
Peiping
Shanhaikwan
Canton
Tientsin
Feng
Mongolia
Urga
Prohibition Clash Deepens as Farley Drives Repeal Debate
The piece analyzes the intensified push for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment led by Postmaster General Farley, noting his tactics to energize Democrats and pressure the nation. It contrasts dry and wet camps, cites recent Baptist conventions, and notes potential tax implications and a Senate probe into the House of Morgan.
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Washington
Southern Baptist Convention
Northern Baptist Convention
Mquor
Senate Committee
House of Morgan
Morgan Partners
Crop rotations boost yields on irrigated Montana lands
The Montana Experiment Station shows soil fertility gains through crop rotation and manure. Six year results from Gallatin valley found barley and oats yields doubled after peas or red clover. Recent trials show wheat yields rise from 30 to 43.2 bu/acre with manure, and to 65.27 bu/acre after rotating with peas potatoes and barley.
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Bozeman
Montana Experiment Station
Gallatin Valley
Montana Briefs From the State News Roundup
Sanford Holiday of Martinsdale sold his wool clip to the Charles J Webb Co of Philadelphia for 26 cents the highest price this year in the area. Whitefish Roosevelt Rifle and Revolver Club took third in the NRA Civilian club championship. Rail carriers reject the idea of reducing intrastate coal freight rates, state expert says. Richland county runs six schools with March to December summer terms to dodge weather and travel distances. State board authorizes 7500 for Boulder state school for the deaf and blind kitchen expansion and new range. About 200 workers join US Forest Service beetle control in the Coeur dAlene forest west of Missoula for the fourth year. Protest tax refunds of 17000 plus on Fruit Growers Express Company taxes ruled refundable after court validity. Anaconda to switch to cash basis July 1 for warrants. Washington reports possible 50 percent cut to US Public Health Service lab budget at Hamilton. Civilian reforestation camps in Montana offer $1 a day work.
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Sanford Holiday
Martinsdale
Charles J. Webb Company
Philadelphia
National Rifle Association
Whitefish Roosevelt Rifle and Revolver Club
Harry B.schaefer
Montana Railroad Commission
Richland County
State School For the Deaf and Blind
Boulder
State Board of Examiners
United States Forest Service
Coeur d’Alene
Missoula
Washington
United States Public Health Service Laboratory
Hamilton
Rocky Mountain
A. L. Strand
Billings
State Board of Entomology
Montana
T.C. Spaulding
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Ermany
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Miami Conservation Project
Dayton
Pueblo
Colo. -Con
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Arthur-E. Morgan
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Kan
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Southwest
Prather
Oklahoma
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Culver
Ind
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Louis Meyer
California
Indianapolis Speedway
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Indianapolis
Sinto
Elmer Lombard
Malcomb
Fox
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Lester Spangler
Los Angeles
Spangler
G. L. Jordan
Hig
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GenFeng Yu-hslang
William Bruckart
Jim” Farley
Farley
Democratic Party
Chicago
Morgan Bank
Ferdinand Pecora
New York City
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Pecora
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