Farm board head pledges safety in money use policy
Edward W. Pickard reviews Senate hearing on Alexander Legge chairing the Federal Farm Board. Lawmakers press for rapid stabilization action and price support plans, while Legge defends careful management and outlines steps toward a grain marketing stabilization corporation.
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Lexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Senate
Legge
Chicago
Senate ‘Committee On Agriculture
Brookhart
Iowa
Wheeler
Montana
Frazier
North Dakota
Grain Marketing Corporation
Sun Maid Raisin Growers’ Association
Wall Street
Sun Maid Raisin Corporation
Shearer Disowned by Geneva Arms Conference Officials
William B. Shearer faced testimony from Geneva arms talks participants who rejected his influence claims. He defended his work saying his reports helped expose the effort and led to the collapse of the inference, asserting American officials sought secrecy and credited his data.
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William B. Shearer
Geneva
Senate
Snall
Shearer
United States
Senator Howell Warns Liquor Law Enforcment in Washington
Nebraska senator Howell declares liquor laws could be enforced in Washington if the President desires it, asserting the President is all powerful in the capital and could oust the district commissioners.
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Howell
Nebraska
Senate
Washington
Sinclair asks public record in plea after sentence denial
ARRY F. SINCLAIR calls on Attorney General Mitchell to release all records of his plea after his commutation appeal was denied. He says he was jailed for jury shadowing not prohibited by law, arguing the state ment equates to staying in jail despite acquittal. President Hoover urges retaining the flexible tariff amid opposition. Senator Harrison predicts a presidential defeat on the tariff repeal proposal.
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Brookhart
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Marine Corps
Quantico
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Cage
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Geneva
League Assembly
Young Commission
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Traylor
Arry F. Sinclair
Mitchell
Elf
Sinclair
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Maj John Coolidge Weds Florence Trumbull in Plainville
Very Americans followed the wedding of Maj John Coolidge son of the former president and Florence Trumbull daughter of Governor Trumbull in Plainville Connecticut. The ceremony drew distinguished guests and gifts filled a large portion of the Trumbull home including a silver bowl candlesticks from foreign envoys and substantial checks. Mrs Coolidge gave a mahogany bedroom suite and a 250 gift for her poem The Open Door inspired by Calvin Coolidge Jr.
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Maj
John Coolidge
Washington
Bank leaders weigh in on national currency policy
PA Reynolds, president of the First National Bank of New York, and Melvin A. Traylor, president of the First National Bank, discussed policy directions and banking concerns in a cited meeting.
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PA Reynolds
First National Bank of New York
Melvin A. Traylor
First ‘National Bank
Afghan bandit king assassinated amid Afghan unrest reports
Reports from Calcutta quote Amir Boatenhas saying Bacha Sakao, the water carrier and bandit who proclaimed himself king of Afghanistan, was assassinated. Peshawar advices warn unrest rising due to Habibullah’s money troubles and a threatened counter revolution.
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Bacha Sakao
Afghanistan
Peshawar
Habibullah
Lindbergh Opens New Aerial Route From Miami
Colonel Lindbergh flies a route from Miami to Cuba Trinidad British Guiana and Dutch Guiana to inaugurate a new air lane. He is accompanied by Mrs Lindbergh and several companions. Return legs include Paramaribo Port of Spain Maracay Venezuela Curacao Maracaibo Barranquilla Canal Zone and Cuba.
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Olonel Lindbergh
Miami
Cuba
Trinidad
British Guiana
Dutch Guiana
Notable Deaths Include Cardinal Du Boils and Public Figures
Prominent figures among the deceased include Cardinal Du Boils the archbishop of Paris General Harry F. Hodges builder of the Panama Canal locks and Miller Huggins manager of the New York Yankees of the American League.
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Cardinal Duboils
Paris
Harry Ef.hodges
Panama Canal Locks
Miller Huggins
New York, Yankees
Obstructed Flues Endanger Heating Fire Safety
The Holland Institute of Thermology warns that tight offsets and reduced chimney area harm draft, forcing air through the heater and risking inefficient coal burning. They urge homeowners to have chimneys inspected by a heating company or contact the institute for a list of qualified local firms.
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Holland Institute of Thermology of
Holland
Mich
Wolland Institute of Thermology
Holland, Mich
Central Chimney Keeps Homes Warm and Safer
Historic guidance from the Holland Institute of Thermology explains why enclosing chimneys improves safety and efficiency. Brick chimneys with proper flue separation reduce heat loss and fire risk, while slim liners often fail under high heat.
Cure Found for 4-Clock Itis Oldest Malady
Dr Thaddeus L Bolton of Temple University announced a cure for 4 o clock itis the common mid afternoon fatigue. Ferdinand A Bunte reported that fatigue stems from unbalanced diets and that foods with quick fuel like chocolates candy and cough drops can prevent the slump and sustain work power.
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Chicago
Thaddeus L. Bolton
Temple University
Philadelphia
Ferdinand A Bunte
Bunte Brothers
All Good Cronies and Jackson’s Kitchen Cabinet
The article notes Andrew Jackson’s informal cabinet, a group of male friends he could smoke and converse with freely. It explains this “kitchen cabinet” met outside formal council and allowed spontaneous discussion without restraint or clashing minds.
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Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Two Types of Discontent and Their Outcomes
A reflective quote explores two forms of discontent, comparing the proactive, assertive approach that achieves gains with the passive, fretful stance that loses what it holds. The author cites Graham to emphasize that only success cures the first type.
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Graham
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