Debating Relic of Farm Board Roils U S Chamber Meet
At the U S Chamber of Commerce annual gathering in Washington on April 30 the Farm Board dispute dominated a turbulent session. Businessmen denounced the board while defenders resisted. References to the "Wild Man of the Senate" and criticism of the marketing act sparked loud exchanges. Representative Fort urged lawmakers to offer a better solution as lines drew sharply.
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Washington
Federal Farm Board
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Senate
Hyde
Donte Millett
Denver
Booker
Legge
The
Farm Board
Julius Barnes
Rhairman
National Busines Furrey Conference
Representative Fort
New Jersey
House Agriculture Committee
Jong Mest
Rep
Murders in Texas Not Like Movie Scene
Two Chinese men and a child were found dead near Matamoros under suspicious circumstances. Another victim, Samuel Shong, a worker, was located near an outhouse with fatal wounds and a dagger imprint. A frightened shopkeeper reported a dragon motif on the crime scene and a small Chinese child missing from the bakery.
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Texas
Edinhurs
Tex
Matamoron
Mexico
Shang
Fastest Human Jilted by Dame That He Jilted
New York April 10 AP reports Charles W Paddock Olympic sprint star once dubbed fastest human was named in a $100000 breach of promise suit by Miss Maneline Lunherty. Paddock reportedly stirred public interest after a Cleveland report quoted Taditnck noting the engagement announced in Paandeng California in Sept 1928.
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New York
Daily News
Charles W. Paddock
Panera
Maneline Lunherty
Taditnck
Cleveland
Paandeng
Cal
Impaptinier
Genvenat Dental
Shouse Names Roosevelt Among 1932 Nomination Electables
Democratic leaders in New York discuss potential 1932 presidential candidates including Franklin Roosevelt Owen Young Alfred Smith and Joseph Robinson. Shouse predicts major gains in the House and Senate if the party backs Roosevelt with farm relief and public reforms amid Midwest unrest and Hoover criticism.
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Shouse Gard
Franklin D. Roogersit
Qwen J. Young
Alfred #. Smith
Newton ND Roker
Joseph T. Robinson
Franklin Roosevelt
Shave
Owen D. Young
Smith
Democrata
Rob. Insop
Ahouse
Shottae
Middlewest
Ife
New York
Moosevelt
Warm Springs
Fore
Harg
Julion K. Wheeler
Roopeved
Chicago gang chiefs found guilty in Los Angeles raid
Photographs of Frederick Burke and August Winkler were identified by Huntington Park residents as the robbers in a Los Angeles raid. Victims described the men, with Burke deemed a near match. The case ties to the 1929 Chicago Valentine’s Day massacre and notes connections to a Chinese gang figure.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Frederick Burke
MH. Winkler
Huntington Park
Norman Brenninng
Peete
Theoy Te Bie
Auerite Romuery Drial
Xalt
Vic
Ennale Uma
Fred Conper
Tina Angeles Aubush
Robbeia
Burke
Extra Sessions Plan Faces Opposition in Washington
Washington aides report Republican Henntor Jones urges a special session on Hoover era enforcement care. Senator Watson and party leaders resist, while debate grows over transferring prohibition enforcement to the Justice Department and expanding federal penalties and border control.
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Moorer
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Justice Department
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Ana Department
London naval treaty placed in Hoover’s hands
Washington April 30 The Fondan naval treaty of 1990 was placed in the hands of President Hoover who initiated the negotiations. In the next days he will present the treaty to the Senate for ratification. Secretary Adams delivered two certified copies accompanied by Ambassador Morrow and Ronald Robinson. Dawes and Gibson remain at posts. Ambassador Morrow expected tonight.
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Hoover
Washington
Premont
Senate
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Waninal Parker
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Winetiie Cnurt
Juin Decinion
United Wine Workers
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McKellar
Joseph A
Raul Merger Ruling In Near Soon Expected
New York April. Charles Donnelly president at Northern Pacific railway said to day he expects a decision on the Federal Trade Commission conditions for the Great Northern Northern Sante merger within a few weeks. The commission may adopt the conditions or drop the proceed.
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Charles Donnelly
Northern Pacific Railway
Evans
Tataretary Commerce Commission
Great Northern-Northern
Europe braces for May Day unrest amid tight security
Europe readies for May Day as police and troops secure capitals from expected Communist and labor demonstrations. Britain, France and others prepared restrictions, with London aiming to tone down colorful displays and Paris boosting troop presence to maintain order. Authorities expelled activists and arrested others while airplanes and ground forces stood ready to prevent clashes.
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Europe
Bocinhste
Watdinrs
Uwlire
Parls
Nolire
Severotlans
Prout I
Ovey Farm
Penny Students Clash With Cops in Philadelphia
Police and scores of University of Pennsylvania students clashed with officers across dormitories and campus buildings. Many students were hauled to patrol wagons as authorities vowed to maintain order through the night. The incident included arrests among attendees of an Ivy Week celebration and disrupted campus life.
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Philselphia
University of Pennsylvania
Sextor Frery
Xsafor Clas
Mapert Barnes
San Luis Obispo Cnttr
Hired Girls On Warpath At National WG A Meet
Detroit April 30 AP mistresses nationwide face a shift as hired girls at a national conference denounce the old stigma. The workers demand a formal employer employee relation with set hours and wages, rejecting backdoor treatment. They seek social equality and respect in the workplace.
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Industrial Group
Annie
Iis
Ming Jones
Reputer Boura
Nodoily Keema
Tragic incident at Ohio asylum ends in two deaths
Two Black inmates with mental health issues fatally harmed by a third resident at an Ohio asylum while resisting officials. Victims Glvester Shan non, 37, of Flushing, and Frank Wilson, 2, of Cambridge, suffered skull fractures after a table strike during a disturbance. A white man leaped from bed and attacked roommates, prompting staff response.
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Aman Aywtyose Mopas
Glvester Shannon
Flushing
Frank Wilson
Cambridge
Alona
Capone Visit Disturbs Cuban Police Amid Legal Turmoil
The report describes Al Capone's disturbed rest in Havana as Cuban police escort him to headquarters. Capone explains his flight itinerary to Lavana and seeks return to his hotel. Authorities consider closing his Palm Island homes, while a Havana distillery and illicit trade are noted in the background.
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Raralton
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KI Cann
Navana
Fisherman Kills Two Officers During Arrest Attempt
San Pranctnon April 10 Antana Anderson a 8ven-year-old felma Alot killed two officers who tried to arrest him for alleged illegal fishing. Deputy Mbow G. Cures 29 and former game warden Donk Burke 48 were shot. Anderson fled, was wounded, and later surrendered at the harbor. Police say Anderson had prior fishing violations and was taken into custody after the incident.
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Ame
Japan Feels Quake With Limited Damage Report
Tokyo reports an unusual quake with minimal damage and no loss of life. The Central Meteorological Observatory noted the center of activity north of Tokyo at 74 miles. The tremor began around 12:58 a.m. and lasted about 40 minutes, with residents sensing the event in the outer belt of the region.
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Central Meteorologiat Observatory
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Army planes visit sector for maneuvers drill report
Army aircraft conducted maneuvers in a sector near a base as technicians and troops observed. The scene included activity at a field site with General officers present and sequences described as part of routine training.
Swarm of Locusts Attacks Rumania Threatens Danube
Immense swarms of locusts attack vineyards across 19 000 acres in the Kusadehuke district near the Danube, destroying young plants and threatening fertility. A Detroit-registered painting once owned by Havemeyer collection in New York is valued at 410 and an art piece by Titian valued conservatively at 160 000 with other works valued up to 400 000.
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M.caian
Tocuan
Hanvnia Inday
Danube
Detroit
Ape Socan
Betrostatuite of
Arta
Havemeyer
New York
Titian
International Women and War Abolition Meeting Planned
Two notable figures from Canturia and China United Nations unite to push for worldwide antiwar efforts. Chen Huan Chang and Henry Atkins discuss upcoming conferences in New York City to promote a world peace charter. They lead a joint campaign aiming to abolish war through global religious and cultural collaboration.
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Chen Huan-Chang
Bovn
Henry A
Atkinson
New York City
Axon
Watoctetion
Far East
Mila
Hole in Ohio Penitentiary Wall Alarmed Guards at White City
April 30 report from Columbus says Ohio National Guard officers, during an inspection of White City in the Ohio penitentiary, uncovered a hole being dug through the wall toward Warden P. F. Thomas residence. A 314 foot crowbar and torn wash line indicated planned prison break via the tunnel. Col. Revert Maubrich ordered 400 guards to key points around the wall and yard with 160 to guard 630 inmates in the stockade as a warning. several crowbars were found in multiple spots. Further details continued on page 2.
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Ohio National.Guard
White City
Ohio Penitentiary
P. F. Thomas
Tito
Merce & Inger
Revert Maubrich
Ohio National
Parker Debate Near End Vote Today
A disputed Parker debate in Dixon draws figures into a rift over sanctions and leadership. The public vote centers on issues linked to Parker and local figures, with ongoing contention surrounding the final agreement and related governance questions.
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Parker
Dixon
Trent Cement Plant opens amid labor tension and political clash
Clipped OCR fragment reports a Trent Cement Plant opening with labor strife and political reactions. Mentions Parker and a drive related incident, a court injunction against mining workers, and a Senate debate on noble renditions. Source text is garbled with unclear dates and many misread terms.
Duchess of Bedford Completes Flight Journey
The Duchess of Bedford completes a 20 day round trip by air from Frome to Bedford amid delays near Foti Wilgaria due to a broken axle. Passengers Annan and Robert Lit In Tonk int Frome accompany the aviator, with a reported two pilots aboard and a test flight ending at Fibodin.
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Fibodin
Annan
Robert
Foti
Wilgaria
U Broken Ale
Oklahoma Floods Recede as 100 Families Leave Homes
Oklahoma floods pull back with waters lowering near Miami and Picher as the Neosho River crest subsides this afternoon. In flood areas around the Neosho watershed, residents in Miami and Picher evacuate while many homes in lowlands remain threatened.
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Oklahoma City
Oklatipaur
Miami
Picher
Hamege
Lita
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