Farm Bill Moves Toward Enactment After House Vote
The Farm Bill moves to the president as conferees are urged to drop the debenture plan. Tilson leads 217 Republicans and 33 Democrats in backing elimination, while 100 Democrats and 13 Republicans oppose the administration. Several names listed as supporting debentures, with paired votes noted. Debate ends as Speaker Longworth seeks formal conference notification.
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South Dakota
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Senate debate over tariff revision to limit to farm products
Washington dispatch reports Senate moves toward a vote on a plan to confine tariff revisions to agricultural products. Senator Borah urged a vote, while Senator Watson objected privately but allowed proceedings. Democrats see mixed support, with some Southern Democrats favoring protection for nonagricultural goods and industrial rates. Senator Wheeler also proposed two cent per pound duties on lead and a 25 percent tariff.
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Golf and tennis schedules set for 1930 conference event
Short session reports graduate managers of the Pacific coast conference fixing dates for a 1930 golf and tennis tournament. Golf teams compete in foursomes. tennis moves to Eugene with May 16 and 17 dates. Northern division works on the 1950 basketball schedule excluding the University of Montana. In San Diego, Amex leads the marathon field with Garuzzi and Sala among top contenders as the 78.5 mile course unfolds.
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England
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Records fall at state swimming meet in Montana
The second annual Montana state swimming meet at Broadwater plunge saw top performances by Barbara Horst of Butte and Frank Heikkila of Montana State College. Helena won the men division while Butte captured women and junior divisions. Heikkila and Horst led points totals with notable time records in the 50, 100 and 160 yard events, and multiple age divisions posted new marks.
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Dawson presses British crown bid in amateur golf chase
John Dawson, the young American, advances in the British amateur championship after beating two Scots and an Irishman. Barrister A J Brnce may block his path to a semifinal, with possible opponents including John Smith or Michael Scott if Brnce falls. The field narrows after two rounds of the open golf championship at Winged Foot and local clubs with pairings and starting times announced.
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London
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Brarny
John Smith
Michael Scott
Chicago
Cyril Tolley
New York
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Winged Foot Club
Mamaroneck
N.Y
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Leonard
Selimates
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Flight routes to Paris compared for the Yellow Bird
The piece analyzes two possible routes from Old Orchard to Paris. At 150 mph the 3700 mile path could finish in under 25 hours, arriving before 11 am EST. The 4300 mile Azores route would land before 3 pm EDT. At 130 mph the shorter path takes 28 to 29 hours, with Paris arrival around 3 pm, while the longer route would require about 33 hours, arriving seven to eight pm. Lindbergh and Chamberlin had slower, less capable ships.
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St. Nazaire
Paris Stirred by Daring Air Adventure
Paris reports intense public interest as the Yellow Bird airplane begins trans Atlantic flight. French papers publish dispatches with photos and maps, tracking the start and progress of the season. Preparations intensify for arrival at Le Bourget and other fields as sightings are anticipated.
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Ambitious Yellow Bird Flight Hailed In Advance
Report from the field notes crews keeping sharp lookout for emergencies as the Yellow Bird nears Le Bourget. Weather looks favorable with optimistic predictions of a 30 hour crossing, aiming for about 9 p.m. Friday. M. Latti Senior expresses confidence and plans to meet at the hoped arrival hour.
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Stowaway Arthur Schreiber Feared Aboard Plane to France
Portland Maine June 13 AP Arthur Schreiber 22 believed to be a stowaway on the Yellow Bird bound for France. A letter to his parents said he stowed away after space was found lacking in the Green Flash and a coin flip with a friend named Clark decided the attempt.
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Green Flash Fails To Start For Rome
Old Orchard Maine June 13 AP three young Frenchmen aimed to pilot the Yellow Bird from France toward Rome when the Green Flash crashed during takeoff. Crew members Armella Lotti Jr Jean Assolant and Rene Lefevre escaped. possible stowawayArthur Schreiber of Portland implicated. The craft entered coast guard sighting at 240 feet altitude near Matinicus Rock after lifting from the beach.
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