Number On Trunk Clue To Killing
New York August 18 a number found on a trunk holding Oliver George Sinegal led police to detain his roommate Joseph Ogden on homicide charges. Sinegal 25 known as a small time thief with a transcontinental record was found shot in the head as blood flowed from the trunk. The trunk was marked for shipment to Joe Marshall Memphis Teru and contained valuables reportedly worth 300 dollars. Ogden an unemployed cook and dishwasher lived in the same block and claimed Sinegal was shot during a struggle over a gun after a quarrel. Det. Capt Edward Mullins noted Ogden admitted the claim.
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New York
Oliver George Sinecol
Joseph Ogden
Sinecal
Railway Express
Ory
Joe
Hopper Control Plan Urged At Redfield Meeting
Grasshopper control representatives from 14 counties met Secretary of Agriculture Wallace in Redfield South Dakota to push a plan including federal payments for approved practices, poison bait funding, WPA land work, interagency cooperation, and an Extension Service education drive. Delegates were chosen to attend the August 26 Sioux Falls state meeting.
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Redfield
S. D
Wallace
Breney
Extension Service
Sioux Falls
Department of Etomology of State Coll.ege
South Dakota Department of Agriculture
The
Committee of Agriculture
South Dakota Bankers Association
Wallace Promises Crop Stabilization and Soil Care Plan
Secretary Wallace argues for income equity for farmers and a national effort to stabilize crops, hold over harvests, and reduce price swings. He advocates soil conservation, crop insurance, and control of surplus production, warning against endless government subsidies and stressing cooperation and cooperative living as key to future policy.
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Wallace
United States
AAA
Farmer Tenure Pledge Amid Lobbyist Pressure In Congress
The speaker argues for cooperative life over destructive competition and notes agriculture as the nations balance wheel. He cites a farm tenancy measure blocked by unappropriated $10,000,000 while lobbyists in Washington remain, and old-guard stand-patters resist new proposals aiding agriculture.
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Weington
Farmer allies with small farms to spur equity and aid
The speaker argues wealthier farmers and large estates predominate but policy should aid the average small farm owner. He urges continuing federal and state funds, citing machinery and corporate power as major modern factors, while stressing needs of the bottom two thirds over the top third for general welfare.
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Wallace
Guests From 10WA Alpena Visit Mrs Smith Kin
George Brony and Byron Brown of Rondalia Iowa arrived at the Masoni Smith home for a several days visit. They are brothers of Mrs Smith.
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Alpena
George Brony
Byron Brown
Rondalia
Masoni Smith
Mrs. Smith
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Wude
Geyerman
Robert Ballard
White Plains
Akron
Bobby
Judd
Jamaica
Sherman & Moe
Sean
Hopeing
Equalator
Vemfort
Northwestern Public Service Company
Fur
Eilers
Ellers’ Furriers
South Darc
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