Cooperative grain groups seek harmony to curb spring wheat competition
Executive committees of three regional grain cooperatives in the northwest met with Huff of Farmers National Grain Corp to chart a plan for harmony in field operations. They aim to avoid in-territory competition by having each group originate grain locally and market through Farmers National. Attending were leaders from Farmers Union Terminal Association St Paul Northwest Grain Association Minneapolis and American Wheat Growers Aberdeen with other officials from the Farmers National network.
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Northwest
al ¥. Huff
Farmers National Grain Corporation of
Chicago
Farmers Union Terminal Association of
St. Paul
Northwest Grain Association of Minneapolis
American Wheat Growers Association of
Aberdeen
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Farmers National
Farmers Elevator
Wilbur Jc. 4
A. L. Berg
Battle
C. C. Connell
John Maddock
Maddock N. D
Northwest Grain Association
C. W. Croes
5. D
R. T. Paradisal
Minneapolis
American Wheat Growers
M. W. Thatcher
Dan O'Connor
New Rockford
N. D
Walter Maddock
Plaza
North Dakota
Farmers’ Union
Sharpe Refuses Comment On Trial Truck War Debate
Pierre Sept 4 The state faces uncertain steps after federal judges in Sioux Falls blocked enforcement of the 1931 truck license law. Attorney General M Q Sharpe declined to say if he will appeal to the Supreme Court or wait until Oct 20 when a trial will determine the law’s merits. Truckers across South Dakota and nearby states pushed to enforce the licensing scheme, deemed excessive and unconstitutional.
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South Dakota
Foshay Defense Asks Dismissal In Mail Fraud Case
MINNEAPOLIS Sept X P W B Foshay the Minneapolis promoter opened his defense in a mail fraud trial linked to his stock selling enterprises two years after charges were filed. Six aides faced trial as motions to dismiss were argued for three Foshay executives after the government rested. If denied, Foshay may testify in his own defense.
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Minneapolis
Sept. X
W. B. Foshay
Foshay
R. J. Andrus
Pamel Y. Marley
H. F. Welch
Foshay Enterprises
Fothay
Mitchell Corn Palace attendance dips in third day
Mitchell's Corn Palace enters its third day of the sage show with crowd figures slightly below last year's first two days. Yesterday was Mayor's Day with chief executives from three South Dakota cities and one Nebraska guest. Weather was slightly cloudy and warm, with officials predicting continued attendance today.
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Corn Palace
Mitchell
Dekola
Nebraska
Strawn Leads Campaign of Big Business Against Unemployment
Silas Hardy Strawn, head of the United States Chamber of Commerce, rose from Illinois farm boy to top Chicago civic leader. As chamber president he works three days a week at the national HQ, travels abroad, and shapes policy by cutting to essentials. A noted lawyer, banker, and diplomat, he opposes dole yet favors business driven substitutes. He has led major bar associations, golf at a high level, and holds degrees from multiple colleges.
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Alexander B
George Washington
Silas Hardy Strawn
Chicago
Illinois
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Strawn
Chamber
International Chamber of Commerce
China
Coolidge
Ord
United States Golf Association
Chicago Bar Association
Clinois State Bar Association
American Bar Association
Im Derby
No Schoolroom Air To New Party Gown
Paris fashion notes for college girls show party frocks with sleek sophistication. Designers offer a black crepe gown with understated lines, echoing a worldly, grown up look akin to mothers. Sleeves and satin touches appear in refined styles for sorority teas and campus events.
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Diana Merwin
Associated Press
Paris
Dhic Road
Diagonal silhouettes and jewel-toned frocks for college dances
The article describes gowns for college girls with diagonal princess silhouettes and briliant belts, including brown wine red bottle green and sapphire blue romaine frocks with tiny waist pleats. It notes three quarter sleeves, lame jackets, and velvet, taffeta and georgette styles for dances and social events.
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Diack
Butler Ends Marine Corps Command as He Enters Retirement
General Smedley D. Butler gave his last official orders at Quantico and was placed on the retired list. President Hoover approved his retirement on September 1. Butler, honored with the major general rank insignia, left with a final flag salute to Lieutenant L. C. Whitaker and a formal retirement ceremony at Marine Headquarters.
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Gen. Butler
Quantico
Smedhey D. Butler
Marine Corps
L. C. Whitaker
Hoover
Marine Headquarters
Butler
Lightning Causes Of Forest Fires In Northwest Regions
Lightning, uncontrolled by forest patrols, tops the list of causes for large recent forest fires in the northwest, officials say. In 1931, over 6,300 fires in national forests are lightning sparked, with carelessness and incendiaries close behind. annual losses run about 62.5 million dollars, and more than 364,168 acres have burned this year. Fire suppression combines aerial reconnaissance, trenching, backbreaking ground work, and nocturnal suppression when winds ease.
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Washington
Delaware
United States Forest Service
Forest Service
Federation Leader Opposes Wage Cuts in Aberdeen
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor spoke in Aberdeen opposing wage reductions. He warned wage cuts depress buying power, delaying prosperity and called the cuts a blow to the economy. Green, with labor officials, was en route to a Vancouver labor convention.
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Aberdeen
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Vancouver
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