Relief Calls From Drought Conference To Congress
Washington Nov 21 drought conference requests to congress to ease state and county finances through a large federal seed loan and $50 million for drought highway work. Proposals include full funding of county extension agents until mid 1932 and accelerated 1952 highway funds, with credits to reach states by March.
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Congress
Department of Agriculture and Budget Bureau
Agriculture Department
Racketeer Study Being Conducted
New York report details a national crime commission plan to poll merchants in major cities about racketeering experiences. Attorney General Mitchell announces federal help for cities including Chicago and New York while Crain and Crain pledge a permanent committee after a closed meeting.
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I/P
National Crime Commission
J. Weston Allen
Thomas C. T. Crain
Mitchell
Washington
Chicago
Underworld
Crain
Chid Conference Moves Toward Welfare Plan
Washington report on the conference on child health aid protection shows progress toward a direct welfare program for the young. The debate over transferring maternity and child health activities from the Labor Department’s Children’s Bureau to the Public Health Service reached a stalemate, with Miss Abbott opposing the change and the conference voting to continue consideration by a continuation committee. The transfer policy has long divided health and social service authorities, with supporters arguing maternity work is medical, not social.
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Pidblic Health Service
Labor Department
Children’s Bureau
Corf
Rense
Gee Abbott
Children’s Darest
Miner
James J. Davis
Wen
Miss Abbott
Health Service
Postman Quits After Walking 150000 Miles in 36 Years
BEATRICE NEBRASKA November 2. After more than 36 years as a mail carrier Charles Pagels walked about 150000 miles and retired on a pension a year early to let a substitute with a family to support take his job. He laid aside his blue gray uniform and said it was best to quit now.
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Beatrice
Neb
Charles Pagels
Radio Programs on Your Dial Friday November Second
A dense listing of radio programs and stations across multiple networks for Friday November 2. Includes orchestral shows, football commentary, and notable hosts like Fraddie Rich and Amos, with stations such as KGO KMBC KOA WJAX WISN and many more mentioned.
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KGO
Orebetten
Cavaliers
KSTP
KGW
KECA
Eskmos
Wow
WBAE
WIBO
WWJ
WDAF
WGY
del Lampe
Orch
Wabc New Ye
Evangating Adams
WAOC
WAIU
WUST
WKY
WSPLD
WEEC
WLAC
WBRC
WOSU
WISN
WSPM
Wood Weec
KSCJ
WMT
KMOX
KMBC
KLRA
WDA
WNAX
WIBW
KFH
KFIF
KELD
Kfpy T130
Fraddie Rich's
Alsa Wadu
WKRG
WXYZ
Wspb
Wolo
Wag
Woco
KMDC
GOIL
Brory Howr
Radio Listings for Saturday November 22 Schedule
A dense hour by hour listing outlines radio programs across the NBC CBS and other chains. It names stations and show titles such as Dance Orchestra Careless Love Saturday concert and various acts with multiple affiliates listed for broadcast.
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CBS Chain
WKLUD
WLAC
WISN
WFBEM
WMAQ
KSC
WMT
Km&c
KLRA
WNAX
Koil Widww
KFH
KLY Kol
EFPY
Simmona’ Show Boat
WADC
WHK
WKEC
WXYZ
WOCM
WSED
WDOD
WEBM
WCCO
KOIL
Keif Kell Kol
Kffy &—760
NBC Chain
WMC
WEEC
WSE
WWSMD
WUD
Mase
Why Seder
Ateo Aigo
KDIKA
Chicago Opera
Avan
Amon
Andy
WMAG
WREN
WDAE
KFAA
WTMI
WHAS
WSM
WSB
WSME
Widx Ears
KPRG
WOAL
WHC
WFAA
KOA
Pistens
rAndy
EGO
KSL
KECA
Eomo
Kaw
KHQ
Kysn
Good Progress Made In Legion Campaign
William Reaves post of the American Legion reports 175 members up to last night under Commander William Welter with a goal of 248 by December 1. A large attendance at a special venison lunch followed by presenting past commanders’ buttons to H. W. Markey, W. L. Weir, and E. H. Scheaffer, with one to Warren Johnson who moved to Aberdeen. Legion Salvation Army aids committee will again collect clothing after Thanksgiving to be distributed to the city’s needy.
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William Reaves
American Legion
William Welter
Leo A. Tommey
H. W. Markey
W. L. Weir
E. H. Scheaffer
Warren Johnson
Aberdeen
L. H. Cornell
Legion
Salvation Army
Legionnaires
Aberdeen Hearing Continues In County Ethics Probe
Attorney P J Maloney today continued a John Doe hearing in Aberdeen examining alleged unethical acts by Brown County officials as revealed by the county audit. The closed session seeks to determine whether evidence warrants calling officials to trial.
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Aberdeen
P. J. Maloney
John Doe
Brown County
England's Largest Floating Dock Aboard at Southampton
The conclusion states evidence will be forwarded to Attorney General M. Sharpe for consideration and action. The Southampton dock is the largest floating dock in England and among the world’s biggest, measuring 90 feet long, 130 feet wide, 38 feet deep with a lifting capacity of 28,000 tons, capable of holding the world’s largest ship.
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M. Sharpe
England
Southampton
Lone Fingerprints Trap Fleagie Gang Leader With Big Ears
In a 1928 LaMar Colorado bank raid, outlaw Jake Fleagle and the Fleagle gang seized $12,000 cash and $207,000 in securities after taking hostages. Bank president A Newton Parrish opened fire, killing the robber leader later identified as Jake Fleagle. A print on a car window helped link him to the Stockton arrest. After a long pursuit across states, Fleagle was cornered in Missouri and killed by detective Harry Wilde in Springfield.
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Jesse James
Bamh
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Colo
A. Newton Parrish
Parrish
John F. Parrish
Everett A. Kessinger
E. A. Lundgren
L. E. Alderman
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Oklahoma
Holden
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Branson
Jake
Staton
Fleagle
Harry N. Wilde
Los Angeles
Wilde
Wilde Fred
Springfield
Fred
First National Bank of
Bank Suspensions In Kentucky Now 14 Banks Suspended
Louisville Kentucky November 21 The tally of Kentucky banks that suspended operations rose to 14 with Crestwood bank near Louisville announcing closure for the day Deputy state banking commissioner W A Dicken said most Louisville non national banks were solvent If not they would have been closed New Albany Indiana banks also faced closings as its clearing house pledged aid and limited withdrawals under Indiana law with 60 days notice required for time deposits savings accounts and CDs
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W. A. Dicken
National Bank of Kentucky
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Ohio River
New Albany Clearing House Association
Clearing House Association
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Machado Authorized To Extend Powers In Cuba
The Cuban senate authorized President Machado to extend to all suspension of constitutional guarantees, previously granted for Havana and nearby areas. The general situation remains quiet as the government orders the arrest of a number of students.
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Machado
Havana
Spain Gains Roadway Fees From Signage Revenue
They issued an ultimatum demanding no compromise without administration change. Spain secures part of highway revenue from roadside sign fees.
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Spain
Great Britain Motor Show Highlights Sliding Roofs
London hosts a motor show unveiling cars with sliding roofs. A separate note mentions the US navy listing 18 battleships in service.
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Great Britain
London
United States
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