Russia floods markets as it dumps wheat worldwide
Edward W Pickard reviews Soviet grain moves in Moscow using mass production and foreign sales to pressure global wheat prices. He notes Western calls for tariffs and boycotts, plus Allied and League of Nations discussions as Canada Britain and European nations react to the slump and the naval disarmament talks.
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Farm Federation
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New York
House Committee On Communist Activities
Chicago
France
Italy
League of Nations
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England
J. J. Loudon
Holland
League Preparatory
ICHOLAS ROOSEVELT VICE GOVERNOR CRITICIZED OVER INDEPENDENCE
A Manila discussion frames ICHOLAS ROOSEVELT as vice governor of the Philippines as hostile to independence for the Islands and opposed to self rule. The remarks label his stance as objectionable to local leaders and the drive for autonomy.
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Roosevelt
Moorer
Mr. Roosevelt
Hungary
J. Butler Wright
Uruguay
Leland Harrison
Philippines
High death rate in Russia amid rapid birth increase
The Soviet Union shows one of Europe's highest death rates yet an extremely fast natural increase due to births. In 1928 there were 42 births per 1000 and 18.1 deaths, yielding a 25 per 1000 growth and about 3.5 million natural increase. Infant mortality remains high but improving. Birth control is legal but not promoted. government supports large families and maternity benefits.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Europe
Russia
Union
Man Marries Girl After Saving Life in Denver Romance
George Head a Denver salesman donated blood to save Miss Dorothy Moll daughter of Harry Moll a prominent Denver businessman leading to their secret marriage Hlенд?l is employed by the wife’s father.
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Denver
George Head
Dorothy Moll
Harry Moll
Hlendl
Factory policy grants four months wages for childbirth
The text explains that childbirth costs the state four months’ wages when a worker has full pay before birth and two months after. It notes that during nursing the infant the mother gets daily rest periods without wage loss. It also mentions large factories providing day nurseries in their buildings.
Hospitals for Vets Soon to Get Tal
Washington official outlines plan to equip veterans hospitals with recreation halls and modern machines. Mount Alto center hosts first show. Gen. Frank T administrator of veterans affairs says new facilities to reach Christmas for all hospitals.
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Washington, D. C
Veterans’ Hospital
Mount Alto di the Center
Prank T
Veterans’ Affai
Odd Chickens May Result From Egg Transfer Experiments
London Turkey eggs may yield White Leghorn hens and Rhode Island Red eggs that latch a duck chicken as yolk transfer experiments advance. French nutrition expert Mlle Bouges notes diet influences embryonic development and describes embryo experiments using needle incubation and yolk exchanges.
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London
Rhode Island
L. Bouges
Poultry Congress
Mile
Bouges
Prison Doors Open for Lake of Five San Rafael
Mrs. Kavanaugh, 24, was moved from San Quentin to Cottage hospital after a Los Angeles theater robbery sentence. Prison matron Mrs. Als kept the convict mother in custody and she could return to the penitentiary.
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Kavanaugh
San Quéez
Los Angeles
Cottage Hospital
Mary Als
Diet Said to Influence Poultry Sex Determination
A researcher notes that coloring changes in poultry and ducks may be linked to nutrition. Experiments suggest diet could affect sex determination in birds, with breeders considering dietary factors as part of the process.
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