Sugar Imports Could Rise From Philippines in 1932
Washington reports Philippine sugar exports to the United States may reach 1.142 million tons for 1932-32, with most going to the American market. The Philippines supplied 60 percent of U S sugar in 1932, while tariffs and quotas hinge on the Commonwealth government and help shape domestic opposition to new import measures.
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Washinston
Ueela
Commonwealth
Yarlanedy
Yude
Nantes de Nuxat
Philippines
United Statea
Cahn
Trewall
Vorio Tico
Bret
Florida
New York
Philippine
Philippine Net
Misery Loves Company Slogan Mocked in Hampered Life Letter
A reader letters page skewers the phrase misery loves company and lampoons a wife’s view of a henpecked husband. The writer jokes about radio noise and domestic life while urging readers to follow a weekly feature page and reader letters in the paper.
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Mia
Imm
Ny Wuabund
Evang
French Plane Flies South Atlantic to Argentina
Buenos Aires observers hailed Jean Marc tax, veteran pilot, and six companions as their Arccon-Gie Rainbow completed a 7500 mile round from Istres France in 64 hours 33 minutes. The flight proved the all air mail route feasible despite heavy conditions along the African and Brazilian coasts.
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Buenos Aires
Jean Marc Tax
Istres
France
Argentina
Mermoz
San Atlantic
Franch Aero Postal, Co
Brookhart Links McAdoo to Federal Crop Price Fixing
Senator Brookhart of Iowa charged in Washington that McAdoo and California's senators elect favor a war emergency plan for farm relief. He claimed McAdoo seeks federal privatization of agriculture and government control of surpluses, predicting Hoover would veto such moves. He said no action will be taken until the next Congress.
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Treen
Washington
Brookhart
Iiwa
McAdon
California
Ife
McAad
Hoover
Cattlemen Testify At Transit Sale Hearing In Denver
Colorado ranchers stayed through the Interstate Commerce Commission session resuming hearings on safety transit lines. Cattlemen from the National Western Stock Show area remained in Denver to give testimony Monday against proposed routes and procedures.
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Denver
Commerce Commission
Son James Rothwell Dies in Pueblo After Personal Crisis
Associated Press report from Los Angeles dated January 43 describes James B. Rothwell age 45, brother of the original Young Corbett, found dead by suicide in Pueblo after a telegram from his sister Mrs J Roth. Detectives say he slashed his throat with a razor following the message and left a note and $1 with a hotel manager. He had recently faced tuberculosis and remarked after receiving the telegram that it may as well go along with dad.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Pueblo
Cole
James
Wimuy) Rothwell
Corbett
Holeroo
Sullle
Mra J. Rote
Rothwell
9,500,000 Children Deprived of School
New York Jan 23 a national survey of school finance begun in 2031 found areas in the United States where schools are inferior or ceasing to exist. Prof Pant R Mart supervised the gathering and warned the present funding method deprives about 9.5 million children of essential schooling and threatens welfare of millions more. The survey calls for a fundamental change to rebury conditions by broad transfer of support from local to state levels.
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Tassel
New York
National Survey of
Joes
Market Report on Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Omaha market notes show steady to higher fat cattle prices with few high loads and many small lots. Calves and yearlings slow to steady, cows and feeders mixed, hogs steady to firmer, sheep and lambs strong with demand improving across weights and categories.
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Yeelers
Hors Geo
Iiter
Cay Tate
Omaha
Ian
Chicago
Indictments Return in New York Election Case
Fourteen election related indictments returned by a federal grand jury charge 23 inspectors and officials with conspiracy to falsify returns in the last November election. The first group includes seven Manhattan election officials accused of conspiracy to alter results. A separate note mentions a messenger injury from an auto accident and other local items including a tree dwellers feature and a birth in Briggsdale.
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Asociated
Press
New York
Olliava
Federal Grand Jury
Manhattan
Elacion
Old Colony Loan Re elects Officers at Tenth Annual Meeting
The Old Colony Building and Loan held its tenth annual business meeting on Saturday to elect officers for 1933. Directors include Dora Keyes, T. S. Rowe, Russell Royer, W. W. Conner, and W. B. Adams. Officers are Dora Keyes president, W. R. Adams vice president, C. Howe secretary and treasurer, Hassall Royer assistant secretary. The appraisal and purchasing committees are named, with W. T. Adams and Russell Royer handling legislation and league matters. Mrs. Keyes will oversee the children's trip department as the association continues cooperation with state and United States building and loan systems to modernize owner-occupied homes.
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Old Colony Building and Loan Inoniation
Dora &. Kayes
T. 5. Rowe
Russell Royer
H. Rowe
W. &. Adams
C. W. Conner
W. Tt. Ades
PF. E. Rowe
W. Tt. Adsing
Kaye
Chiidren
Ohd Colony Association
United States
Markets Report Wheat Rally Knocks Back Short Lulls
Kansas City wheat closed firm with May at 41, July 41 3 4, other months mixed amid late rally. U. S. market saw stubborn strength after a brief dip, aided by 3,393,000 bushels curtailed supply and futures gains across corn oats and provisions. Denver produce notes poultry and eggs steady with minor price shifts.
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Giseago
Neling Wen
U. S
Denver potato market and cattle prices across regions
Market notes cover potato prices in Denver and Chicago with Russets and Reds, including Minnesota and Colorado receipts and stock movements. Cattle and hogs are reported across Kansas City and Denver with prices for steers, yearlings, calves, and vealers, noting steady to rising trends and strong demand in parts. Sheep and lambs show steady to higher bids, with regional weight classes and feeder activity outlined.
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Denver
U. S
Colatanto U. IH
Kansas City
Dan
Hentyeeight
Hoge
Alliopers
Lse
New Vicks Veratanes Antiseptic Introduced Economical Mouthwash
A new oral antiseptic by the makers of Vicks Vaporub debuts as an economical 10 ounce bottle priced at 35 cents. The product targets bad breath and oral hygiene, touting high quality and safety from Vicks chemists with broad production capacity and nationwide druggist distribution.
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Vicks Vapor
Vicks
Formasa
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Great Western
Saga
Montgomery Ward
W. Weorthy
Glttes
Pia
Anker
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Yabal Cement Co
Ste T. Si
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Ici
Citten
Corp
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Tan
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Messenger
Lawrence Watson
Western Unions
Gresley Hospital
Young Walton
Sraml
B. M. Watson
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Wien
Stork Express
Ozrur ¢. Olson
Briggsdale
Greeley Hospital
Rey Imicy
Jones Hever
Tums
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Old Colony Loan
Crricang
GTA
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Witkeya
Flershelm
Finn
Hibbs Cothing Cb
Vicks Chemists Duce
Sini
Turdy
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