Halt Grain Futures Trading As Government Eyes Markets
Wiley Post and Joe Crosson led a return leg of the around the world flight from Flat Alaska to Fairbanks with a new propeller for Post. Post and Crosson lifted off at 7:28 a.m. Fairbanks time and headed east toward Edmonton before resuming the journey toward Fairbanks for refueling. The weather was favorable and Post hoped to beat the eight days, 15 hours, and 5 minutes record set in 1931 by Gatty.
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Alaska
Wiley Post
Fairbanks
Joe Crosson
Post
Edmonton
Alberta
Fairbanks Ia
Hall
Harold Gatty
Khater Beri
United States
Mxmy
Signal Corps
New York
Siberia
Roosevelt's Son to Wed in Iowa in secret wedding planned
Jiott Roosevelt son of the president and Miss Ruth Googins of Fort Worth plan to wed in Burlington Iowa tomorrow, with only immediate family present at the ceremony at George Swiler’s home. Roosevelt arrives today with sister Mrs Anna Roosevelt Dall, while Mrs Roosevelt’s divorce from Elizabeth Denner was recently finalized in Nevada.
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Burlington
Jiott Roosevelt
Misa Ruth Googins
Fort Worth
Tex
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Anna Roosevelt
Dall
George C. Swiler
J.B. Googins
Minden
Nev
Elizabeth Denner
Philadelphia Society
Wend
Misa Googins
George Swiler
Filzs Ruth Googins
Eliott Roosevelt
United States
Burlington, Ill
Presa
Young Roosevelt
Nevada
Elzabeth
For South Dakota Night and Saturday Weather Change
A weather notice reports a warm to cool shift in South Dakota on Saturday night through the following day with a temperature drop and unsettled conditions. Expect possible showers as a cold front moves through the region. Temperatur es may fall by several degrees with gusty winds.
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South Dakota
Tennessee Repeal Passes Narrow Margin as 19th State
Tennessee became the nineteenth state to approve repeal of prohibition by the narrowest margin. Early unofficial tabulations from 1935 of 1932 precincts show For repeal 121,577 Against repeal 112,000 with 291 unreported precincts scattered statewide unlikely to change the result.
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Tennessee
Prohibition
Oregon
Nashville
Tennessee Prohibition Vote Results and Repeal Debate
W E Norvell Jr secretary of the repeal association says Republicans lined up against repeal in both districts and that they are well satisfied Tennessee voters chose delegates for a convention on August 11. Farley calls the Tennessee result close but OK. Governor Johnson schedules a special session for August 1 to vote on repeal September 5. Baggett accuses fraud in Memphis and Nashville. A Merced church bombing occurs in Havana after a night of disturbances.
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W. E. Norvell, Jr
the Repeal Association
John F. Baggett
Tennessee
Cale
Washington
Johnson
Colorado
Nashville
Tenn
Memphis
Jobs F. Baggett
Organizing Wheat Allotment Plan In Beadle County
Beadle County organizes for wheat allotment benefits with local meetings soon to set up a permanent county board and temporary committees. County Agent Cave reports potential payments up to 180000 dollars if farmers agree to reduce wheat averages next year, based on five year county yields.
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Beadle County
Cave
Itu
United, States
Three Engineers Assigned to Watertown Civilian Conservation Camp
Three engineers including David McAuley of Watertown are assigned to the state civilian-conservation camp. Bennett Aberdeen Wallace Luebke Yankton and Fred E. Shott Pierre are among the others. More than 170 South Dekots veterans.
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Watertown
David ; McAuley
Waterkren Samp
Campe
Bennett
Aberdeen Wallace
Luebke
Yankton
Aefred E. Shott
Pierre
Dekots
Vateranis
Washington minister named by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt appointed Matthew El Hanna of Ohio as minister to Greatera. The official action confirms a new diplomatic posting amid cabinet reshuffles and ties to Washington.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Matthew el Hanna
Ohio
Tol Giraterala
Bruce Opposes Wheat Cuts at World Conference
Australian delegate Stanley M. Bruce told the World Economic Conference in London that Australia would not join any restriction scheme for wheat production as a political measure. He warned such schemes could be carried out only by socialist, fascist, or communist governments, and Australia does not intend to become any of these.
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London
Stanley M. Bruce
World Economic Conference Today
Australia
Ace
United States
Canada
Argentina
Australis
Bruce
Public Urged to Back Roosevelt Wage Lift Plan
The nation faces a coordinated effort to cut unemployment by Labor Day. President Roosevelt calls over 5,000,000 employers to join a recovery program with voluntary wage and hour concessions. A nationwide education drive explains the plan, promising a fixed minimum wage and work hours, with signees receiving certificates.
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National Recovery Administration
Hugh
Johnson
Roosevelt
Johnson P
Bindarhim
The News Behind The News Column Snapshot
Faure reports from Lon Washington on July 20 about a developing political situation. This brief item notes a president’s delayed plan and the shifting priorities in foreign policy. The report emphasizes timing and potential impact on diplomatic efforts without graphic detail.
Secretary Wallace backs grain halt move amid big selloff
The Associated Press reports Secretary of Agriculture Wallace approved a one day halt on grain futures trading after a volatile session across Chicago Minneapolis Duluth and Kansas City boards. Officials said the cooling off period would relieve broker staff and help restore order as markets swung dramatically including wheat and rye limits and a New York stock decline led by alcohol issues. President Roosevelt indicated support for market stabilization actions.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Kansas City
Chicago Board
Wallace
Washington
Ami
Minnneapolis
Hol Ylan
Commission House
Brank
Wneather
New York Stock Exchange
Roosevelt
Cancen
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