Open Forum Letter Attacks Hoover Policy and for Relief Critics
A letter to the editor accuses candidate Christopherson and the Republican Party of withholding aid during the 1930s drought in Arkansas and the South. The writer blames Hoover and congressmen for starving farmers while noting Red Cross help from the Northwest and donations from farmers. The piece urges voting for politicians who aid the common people over large corporations and Dawes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Roosevelt
Christopherson
Congress
Galveston
Mississippi
Florida
South
Arkansas
United States
Northwest
Red Cross
Southern
Charles Dawes
Chicago
Dawes
J. E. Smith
Liquor Imports Rise in September as Wine Declines
The Treasury says September imports of liquor rose sharply from August, while wine imports fell to a post repeal low. The Cuban rum duty cut under the reciprocity treaty, effective September 4, doubled imports from Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Treasury
Mrs. Whitney to Close Custody Fight for Gloria Vanderbilt
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney expected to finish her portion of the custody battle over 10 year old Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt in a private Supreme Court session with Justice John F. Carew. Mrs. Gloria Vanderbilt will present her side next, aided by witnesses from the United States and abroad. Justice Carew may speak with Gloria before the case ends in the presence of interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
New York
Harry Payne Whitney
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Supreme Court
John F. Carew
Gloria Vanderbilt
Th Atlantic
Rince Gottfreid Greenlohe
Langenburg
Missing Officer Sparks Statewide Search in Texas
A statewide hunt was launched for deputy sheriff Jack Rapp who disappeared while transferring prisoners from McAllen to Edinburgh. The Texas highway patrol mobilized all available resources as authorities explore locations in the Rio Grande valley in hopes of locating him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcallen
Tex
Jack Rapp
Edinburgh
State Highway Patrol
Patroknen
Rio Grand Valley
Prisoners Sought After Burglary Arrests
Police searched the southern district last night for D. M. Hood, 45, and his two sons Carl and Clifford Hood who are jailed on burglary charges. No trace of the trio or the Rapp escapees was found as officers combed the area.
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Ficers
Rapp
D. M. Hood
Carl
Clifford
Field
Legion Auxiliary Installs Officers at Miller Event
The A L A met in the Legion rooms Tuesday evening for the annual installation of officers. Irene Glennam was named president with Maude DeGeest, Ann Schroeder, Winifred Lorentson, and Foy Terry in key posts. Ella Willy served as chaplain and Hazel Ham Grace Redmond as coat-of-arms.
Yearly committee slate and social event at meeting
At the business meeting committees for the year were named including executive Louise Briggs Bess Shaw Grace Redmond Lech Redmond and others. A social hour and lunch with Halloween appointments ended a pleasant evening.
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Louise Briggs
Bess Shaw
Grace Redmond
Lech Redmond
Maude DeGrest
Amelia Hinselman
Ruth Hull
Ann Schroeder
Leah Redmond
Bess Staw
Bertha Rudd
Florence Danburg
T. Sal Grace Redmond
Maude DeGee
Arabella Jahin
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Moscow
Frunze
Legion Auxiliary
Miller
Holley
Union Made
Habicht
Subway
Habichi’s
Freeman
Oxfords
Russell U.S
Alaska
Maine
Northfield
Farvest
Pillsbury’s
Buckfield
Meat Department
Sauerkraut
Sie i Sesi
Zoe
Arcissus
Rolls
Ni & S. Dak
Esas
Morrell
Yorkshire
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