Wild Boys of the Road and Campus Players Offerings
The article notes the film Wild Boys of the Road starring Frankie Darro at the Bijou starting Friday and details campus events with Skidding planned by Campus Players at the college, plus showings of Berkeley Square and Melody Cruise at local venues. It mentions themes of drifting youth and Depression era hardship.
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Frankie Darro
Dorothy Coonan
BWOY
Huron
Berkeley Square
STATE
College
Press Information Order Is Modified
Acting Secretary Morgenthau today amended his order restricting treasury officials from supplying data to the press on questions of fact while barring any policy related information. Each divisional chief will be held accountable for news from his division. The modification follows protests by correspondents and others who appealed to President Roosevelt.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Treasury
T Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Price-Fixing May Be Asked On Farm Goods
Washington November 23 Ches ter H Gray Washington representative of the American Farm Bureau federation said organized agriculture to be compelled to ask federal price fixing for all agricultural products if price fixing were put into effect in industry. He said proposed price schedules under the petroleum code violate federal and state cooperative marketing laws and the executive order of President Roosevelt on farmers cooperatives issued last Oct 24. The order recognizes the principle of cooperative dividends erc tive purchasing organisations and reserves of whether commodities so handled were subject to codes.
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Washington
Chester H .Gray
American Farm Bureau Federation
Gray
Roosevelt
Farmers’ Cooperatives
Federal act on monetary policy faces opposition
The Herald Tribune reports opposition within the council to a federal act preparing and documenting monetary and fiscal policy. A Washington meeting earlier this week highlighted private views by members as the country currently navigates economic policy.
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New York
The
Herald ‘Tribune
Herald: Tribune
Washington
Morgenthau Declares U S Credit Solid Despite Bond Woes
Acting Secretary Morgenthau says federal credit is solid as the Rock of Gibraltar in response to claims that government bond prices suffer from dollar depreciation abroad. Spregue resigns Tuesday as special financial adviser to the treasury.
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Morgenthau
U.S
Washington
Rock of Gibraltar
Pension Discontinuation Tangles ex-empire chief in Chicago
CHICAGO November 22 Samuel In ch the once powerful figure behind a utility empire faces a new scramble after news that his annual pension of 21000 will end this year. Directors led by G Renney confirm the final payments will be made in December as four former concerns stop supporting him.
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Tnéull
Chicago
Samuel Inch
Athens
Greece
Nual
G Renney
Sity
Litvinoff Leaves For Home Today
Washington November 23 Maxim Litvinoff departs for Moscow after talks with President Roosevelt and officials about United States Soviet relations. He leaves with a sense of mutual interest in resolving debts and claims and advancing trade, though a final settlement on private claims and Archangel reprisals eluded them.
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Washington
Maxim Litvinoff
Moscow
America
Soviet Union
Joseph Stalin
Russia
Roosevelt
Archangel
Litvinoff
State Department
Phillips
Dodd Visits At Czarist Embassy
Berlin report states United States Ambassador William E. Dodd visited the czarist embassy housing the Soviet diplomat. The Russian ambassador to Berlin Leo Chin shu later returned the call in customary diplomatic fashion.
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Berlin
Navy
United States
William E. Dodd
Leo Chinshu
Price Of Gold Is Left At 33.76 Dollars
The administration kept the domestic newly mined gold price at 23.76 per ounce for the third straight day. London values stood at 33.56, with sterling opening at 3.404 to the pound. In Paris, France drains 0.75 billion francs in gold during the week to Nov 17, bringing total losses since Sept 1 to 2.995 billion francs as the U S dollar rises to 15.58 francs.
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Washington
Lonjson
France
Paris
Bank of France
United States
Janet Snowden Seeks Motion Picture Career
HOLLYWOOD November 23 Janet Snowden heiress to millions, 19, said she would seek a career in motion pictures after giving up thoughts of another marriage. She had married Italian sportsman Prince Don Francisco Di Sirignano last August and left him after five days.
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Hollywood
Janet Snowden
Miss Snowden
Prince Don Francisco di Sirignano Caravita
Farmers Face Processing Levy Warning In Nebrask a
One small farmer who slaughters his own hogs was warned by the internal revenue bureau that the processing tax must be paid if he sells or barters any pork or products. Commissioner Guy T. Heiving said reports list farmers selling products without payment, a violation of the agricultural adjustment act.
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Wasmunulun
Ney
Internal Revenue Bureau
Guy T. Heivering
China Places Duty On Wheat
Washington reports the Commerce Department says China will impose duties on wheat imports. The Chinese government authorized about 71 cents per picul of 133 pounds for wheat and about 81.40 gold per picul for wheat flour, with exact rates to be finalized. Wheat currently enters China duty free, while wheat flour faces a base duty of around 14 cents per picul plus surtaxes totaling one tenth of the duty.
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China
Washington
Department of Commerce
Aged Man 95 Marries His Own Step Mother
In North Wilkesboro on November 23, at 95 farmer Pate Shew wed his own step mother Mrs. Caroline Shew 15, widow of Shew's father, in a ceremony at the courthouse.
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North Wilkesboro
N. C
Pate Shew
Caroline Shew
Shew
Wake at Albion Farm Home Ties Death to Carbon Monoxide
A wake at a farm home near Albion for Arthur Tornes, 24, followed by eight party guests collapsing and a dozen more ill. Sheriff Smoyer tied the illness to carbon monoxide fumes from a defective lighting plant exhaust, despite earlier liquor tests. Funeral planned for Tornes.
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Albion, Nee
Arthur ‘Tornes
L. Smayer
Young Ternes
George Ternes
Arthur
Smoyer
Coal Code Committee To Meet Next Week
Washington November 23 Hugh S Johnson recovery administrator announced that a presidential committee will convene next week to discuss coal code policy and recovery measures. He outlined the plan for a meeting with key industry and government representatives to review proposed guidelines and enforcement steps.
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Coal Code Committee
Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Avoid the Danger of Constipation With Att-BraN Cereal
An ad claims Kellogg Att-BraN cereal provides bulk to aid regular bowel habits and iron for blood. It describes gentle cleansing action, recommends two tablespoonfuls daily, and notes recipes on the red and green package. Sold by grocers. Kellogg Battle Creek product.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Coal code and labor board meeting planned next week
Officials from bituminous coal code authorities and the labor boards would meet here next week, though Johnson did not disclose the exact date or agenda of the meeting.
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Bers
Ruel Labor Boards
Johnson
Sioux City Native to Lead Appalachian Authority
Wayne G. Ellis, a native of Sioux City Iowa, is chosen to head the Appalachian authority, reflecting regional talent taking a senior leadership role in the project. His background and ties to Iowa are highlighted as part of the selection.
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Ing
Wayne, G. Ellis
Sioux City,Ia
Appalachian Authority
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