Hollywood pets steal show at dog and bird fanciers gathering
The piece lists prime canine and avian favorites tied to Hollywood names and studios. It mentions Uke aunt Southars, Holywood 13 dogs, Také Lune Velez’s forty lovebirds and 100 canaries, DeWitt Jennings with lovebirds, Spencer Tracy with a bird dog and alley cat, Jeanette MacDonald’s parrot and car tale, Pegay Shannon’s Abrahm Lincoln nickname, Jimmy and Lucile Gleason with dogs and canaries, and more. It notes Hollywood favors pets and a few stars’ quirky collections while promoting a Greta Garbo act via a leaflet offer.
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Carey Ar Elected Chairman at National Live Stock Board
Charles D. Carey of el Chescons Wyoming was elected chairman of the National Live Stock and Meal Board at the close of a two day convention held today in Ghicago.
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Prices for Wool and Livestock Chief Fault with Industry
Denver June 24 Associated Press reports that bankers from western states met with federal officials to diagnose why livestock and wool markets slump. George Brennan of the Reconstruction Finance Corp and ALG Williams of the Federal Farm Loan Board led discussions on conditions, credit, markets, and supplies across the livestock sector west of the Mississippi.
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Federal Farm Loan Board
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State and Local Checks Exempt From Tax, Attorney Says
Denver June 24 Checks drawn by governmental officials in their official business are not subject to the two cent tax under the 1932 Revenue Act, the attorney general informed State Treasurer John M. Jackson. The opinion rests on a notation by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue noting that checks drafts or orders drawn by U S or state county or municipal officers or foreign government agents in official proceedings against public funds and in pursuance of legal duties are tax exempt. Jackson sought an opinion on the matter.
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Colorado Delegates Oppose Dropping Two-Thirds Proviso
Colorado delegates signal no unified backing for removing the two thirds rule at the Democratic National Convention. Walter Walker, state party chairman, says Colorado backs Roosevelt but favors handling the issue at a future national committee meeting or convention with broad agreement. He notes Baker or a similar rival could have the best nominating chances.
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Merrill Shoup Groomed for Governor Candidacy
Merrill B. Shoup, Colorado Springs lawyer and head of the Colorado Taxpayers association, is being groomed for the Republican nomination for governor, a move backed by several prominent party figures. While he has not committed, supporters say he may declare if party unity is assured. Rumors tie him to Lawrence C. Phipps Jr., seen as spokesman for his father. If runs, Shoup could be the youngest Colorado gubernatorial candidate. He is in his early thirties, a Darkmouth graduate, and trained in accounting before law.
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No Motive for Slaying of Aged Rancher Is Learned
Provo Fairplay reports coroner's jury finds James Scott, a Colorado pioneer rancher, died from gunshot wounds inflicted by Robert Proudfoot. Scott admitted to killing, but authorities have not determined a motive.
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New Insurance Certificates Adopted by W O W Camp
Portland June 24 The Woodman of the World camp session adopted additional forms of insurance certificates to align with master insurance deeds A rider provides double indemnity for members up to sixty years and extends privileges to occupations previously excluded.
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Roosevelt Delegation Recognized by Democratic National Committee
Chicago June 2 The Roosevelt delegation from Minnesota traded by Einar Holdale was recognized tonight by the Democratic National Committee and placed on the temporary convention roll over a competing Alfred E. Smith delegation led by Neil M. Grontr.
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Niles Well Drilling Progress Near 600 Feet Depth
Report from Gerrhart indicates a Niles well under Manning and Torry has reached below 600 feet by Thursday afternoon with good progress. The Leona Butterswell at Obio is preparing to resume drilling Sunday after a 296 foot casing estimate. Preparations underway to move the Grealey OW company derrick to the Ramsay lease south of Buckingham.
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Purchase of Colorado Prison Farm Approved for Canon City
Denver reports final state approval of a $60,000 sale for the W. A. Melenzia ranch, 1,500 acres at Canon City, with a $26,000 down payment. Auditor W. T. McGinnie objected, unclear in reasoning. Final approval followed a discussion between Attorney General Clarence L. Ireland and Governor Adonis.
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Water Supply Ditch Gets Refilled After Sunday Test
A ditch supplying water to storage areas was tested again Monday after a strong river flow from the Laramie river through Sky tint ditch. Poudre storage runs below normal while deputies Willis Carson and Dwight Cling, with Charles E. Peterson, drove from Windsor to Boise and Tulsa to repossess a mortgaged car, then return. A Democratic fund drive shows $71,928 raised toward a $1,000,000 goal.
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Hoover Attacks Relief Bill as Pork Barrel Charges
President Hoover blasted two provisions in the Wagner Garnet relief bill calling them pork barrel. He criticized the 90 million bord dague, the 1.2 billion bond plan, and proposed a 30.9 million relief fund distributed by population. He urged Congress to rewrite the measure to remove contentious elements and avoid unproductive public works.
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Red Grote Opens Wheat Bill to Boost Farm Supplies
Washington, Jang 24 The bill authorizes the Tired Croge to allocate an additional 60,004 bushels of wheat to the Farm Board for relief and support of farmers, expanding the agency's relief program.
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Wyoming Walkout Face Law In Outlawing Threat
Officials of the United Mine Workers of America accuse Wyoming officials of influencing a planned walkout by miners. A vote by 2,200 Wyoming miners on a wage scale rejected an agreement with operators by 148 votes.
Man In Phoenix Kills Wife Then Commits Suicide
A man from Butte, Montana, killed his wife Ethel 21 and then shot himself with a shin aim in their Phoenix home. The couple, identified by local outlets, had moved to Phoenix years earlier. Police investigated the domestic tragedy and reported no further suspects.
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