Congress Asked to Bar Soviet Goods and Aid
Philadelphia August 17 United States Building and Loan League passed a resolution urging Congress to prohibit import of Russian commodities and ban export of industrial equipment and technical advice to the Soviet rulers. Proposed by Mace Stewart Galveston Texas the measure cites Communist opposition to private property and fears for American markets wages and borrowers. The resolution notes impact on lumber cotton wheat oil matches asbestos manganese and tractors and cites Russian competition in timber and pulp markets and recent cotton trade data. It also mentions oil shipments and rail investment by the Soviets and American engineers directing projects in Russia.
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Philadelphia
United States
United States Building and Loan League
Mace Stewart
Galveston
Texas
Texas Bar Association
Stewart
Russia
Soviet Russia
Pacific Northwest
Japan
America
England
Canada
Baltimore
Cape Town
South Africa
Sao Paulo
Brazil
New England
Condition Cotton Before Ginning
Seed cotton must be delivered in proper moisture to avoid losses for growers and ginners. Artificial drying reduces moisture issues, costs 40 to 90 cents per bale, and can save 60 cents to $5 per bale, depending on region. Two inexpensive driers, developed since 1926, aid growers and are described in a Bureau circular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Bennett
U. S
Stoeville
Miss
Bureau of Agricultural Engineering
Washington, D. C
Queen of Mexican Mothers Crowned in Mexico City
During National Mothers Week in Mexico, Senora Juana Barrena de Chavarria mother of 87 children was crowned queen of Mexican mothers in Mexico City and expressed a wish for three more children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Senora Juana Barrena de Chavarria
Mexico City
Mooresboro R-1 Revival Draws 28 Additions
Aug 17 revival at Race Path cam ue ends with a strong church growth. Pastor Rev L D Marrill delivered impressive sermons. Mrs Bert Crosby returns to Columbia with husband after weekend visit. Verdie and Pearl Wood from Avondale join Effie Champion for a visit. Guy Hawkins improves after hospital treatment in Gaston. Rae Robinson travels to Mooresboro to stay with aunt Mrs Ellen Martin. I D Harrill dined with Roy Green. Effie Goode hosts Mozelle Biggerstaff from Morganton. Robinsons and Crosby visit Forest City Saturday afternoon.
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Mooresboro
R-1
Race Path Camue
L. D. Marrill
Bert Crosby
S. C. Robinson
Columbia
S. C
Roy Green
Effie Goode
Mozelle Biggersta
Morganton
Zon Robinson
Herbert Parris
Forest City
Ellenboro Students Ready Market Vegetables Project
In Ellenboro on August 17 students learned vegetable preparation for market and graded produce worth several hundred dollars. Over fifty acres of vegetables were planted in Ellenboro this spring to be sold locally, a project started after meetings led by the agricultural teacher and local agencies. The produce has been sold through the school’s agricultural department.
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Ellenboro
Agricultural Department of the School
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Thes. & L. League
Congress
Hollis
Ferry
Enti Hollis
John Withrow
J. Withrow
K. Withrow
Double Springs
Melton
Price
George E. Darlington
Delaware County
Florence
Italy
Thedford
E. W.cecil
Pulaski
Blackdraught
Sora
Colfax
Coca-Cola
Grantland Rice
Housewives
Ial
Forest City, N. C
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