Wallace Claims 20-1 Shot Against Restoring World Markets
Secretary Wallace told Congress that farmers face slim odds of regaining world markets or widespread prosperity within decades. He warned weather and volatility have harmed farm prices, urged a new farm bill for price stability, and blamed Supreme Court rulings on processing taxes for jeopardizing farm programs.
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House
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Seciety Hall
Supreme Court
Agriculture cost projections estimate $428 million next year
H. R. Tolley of the AAA warned that Congress may vary in support for farmers, potentially reducing farmers' national income share. The department forecast the farm program would cost $428,000,000 in the upcoming fiscal year.
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H. R. Tolley
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Port of New York Authority Established in 1921
The Port of New York Authority, created in 1921, is a joint agency of New York and New Jersey tasked with maintaining and increasing the efficiency of New York harbor.
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Georgia Laymen's Group Plans Fight Against Methodist Merger
In Atlanta on April 12 a Georgia Methodist laymen's group moved to lobby against the proposed merger of the southern Methodist church conferences. Millidgeville banker Miller Bell urged attendance at the Birmingham conference and urged telegrams to delegates. The group voted to invite Bishop W. N. Aineworth to visit Atlanta headquarters to view thousands of signatures opposing the plan.
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Methodist Episcopal Church, South
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Milldegeville
W. N. Aineworth
Macon
Big Five Leads At Stake In Chapel Hill Showdown
In Charlotte on April 12 the Big Five title chase centers on the Wake Forest and North Carolina clash at Chapel Hill. Mound aces Joe Talley and Henry Hudson duel as the Deacons chase a Durham tilt with Duke while Carolina tests Virginia VMI and Washington and Lee. Duke also faces Davidson and N C State. golf and track results mix with other regional scores.
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North Carolina
Wake Forest
Chapel Hill
Lenoir-Rhyne Bears
Davidson
Wildcats
Catawba
High Point
Elon
Atlantic Christian
Oak Ridge
Eastern Carolina
Joe Talley
Henry Hudson
Mound Aces
Deacons
Richmond
Springfield
Cornell
Tar Heels
Dartmouth
N. C. State
Hudson
Spiders
Wolfpack
Durham
Jack Coombs
Duke Nine
Virginia
Washington and Lee
Duke
Guilford
William and Mary
Norfolk Division
Lenoir
Newton-Conover
Lenoir- Rhyne
Pennsylvania
Judge Olive to Speak at Legion Meeting in Lexington
Judge Hubert Olive of Lexington a former North Carolina American Legion commander will address Andrew Jackson post No. 87 tonight at 8 in the post’s new library headquarters on North Main Street. Judge Lewis B. Teague will present him with J. P. Byrne presiding over the gathering of ex service men.
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Hubert EB. Olive
Lexington
North Carolina American Legion
Andrew Jackson
American Legion
North Main Street
Olive
Lewis B. Teague
J. P. Byrne
Silver Spoon Fin Glass Prevents Boiling Water Cracks
A silver spoon fin glass resists cracking when boiling water is poured in. The spoon conducts heat better than the water, driving heat circulation so the water becomes hottest near the top rather than at the bottom.
Roundup of Baseball and Boxing Buzz Across the States
The piece surveys 1920s style sports chatter from New York and beyond, noting Ducky Medwick and Johnny Mize’s hitless stretch, Jimmy Kitts’s coaching move, Natie Mann’s return to the ring, and Hans Havernck’s bout. It also mentions Slip Madigan’s St Mary’s deal, Gabby Street’s pitching plans, Ken Keltner’s path to Cleveland, Wisconsin boxing freshmen, Floyd Kroh’s Wichita Falls feat, Jimmy Wilson and Philie, and potential Jersey comeback bouts after tax cuts.
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Cardinals
Bill Brandt
Ducky Medwick
Johnny Mize
Dixie Way
Jimmy Kitts
Athens
Texas
Rice
South Carolina
Jimmy
Natie Mann
Oe Louls
Hans Havernck
West Coast
Madigan
St. Mary's
Gabby Street
Brown
Ken Keltner
Fieldale
Yanks
Bill Essick
Ken
Cleveland
Wisconsin
The
Badgers
Flem Hall
Fort Worth
Tex
Star Telegram
War Admiral and Sea Biscuit Loom as Favorites at Post
The column notes War Admiral is seen as the likely winner over Sea Biscuit, with mixed opinions on other horses and recalls various sports figures. It mentions Lou Mandel and criticizes his pitching arm, and highlights Rogers Hornsby joining a Baltimore job. Lefty McAfee, brother of John, is expected to pursue football at Duke while coaching at Dayton Kentucky and references to McKeever street rename near Ebbets Field.
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Lou Mandel
Frank Winchell
Tampa Terrace
Micky Cochrane
Lou
Rogers Hornsby
Baltimore
George
Lefty) McAfee
Duke
John
Ohio
Groves Says Youth Still Faithful to Marriage
Dr. Ernest R. Groves told Groves Chapel Hill that young people are not losing faith in marriage but seek intelligent preparation to avoid pitfalls. He spoke at the opening session of the fourth annual conference on conservation of marriage and the family at UNC with representatives from 15 states enrolled.
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Chapel Hill
Ernest R. Groves
Groves
University of North Carolina
Wrestling Last Night Results From AP Dated Cards
In New York Jim Londos from St Louis defeated Jesse James in 42 minutes 7 seconds in Hollywood California. Everett Marshall of Colorado beat Wally Dusek of Omaha in straight falls in Wilmington Delaware. Bill Weidner of Detroit defeated Bob Gregory of Lon don in straight falls with Gregory injuring a leg. Orville Brown of Kansas defeated Chief Saunooke of South Carolina in Camden New Jersey in straight falls.
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Associated Press
New York
Jim Londos
St Louis
Jesse James
Hollywood
Calif
Wilmington
Del
Everett Marshall
Colorado
Wally Dusek
Omaha
Neb
Detroit
Bill Weidner
Bob Gregory
London
Eng
Weidner
Gregory Ua
Camden
W. J
Orville Brown
Kansas
Chief Saunooke
South Carolina
Boxing results from last night across multiple cities
In Mobile Petey Sarron beat Joey Green in ten rounds. Washington won an eight round decision over Jimmy Jones in Baltimore. Chicago saw Milt Aron stop Johnny Wurso in four. Wild Bill McDowell edged Jess McMurty in Cincinnati in six rounds.
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Ala
Petey Sarron
Birmingham
Joey Green
Washington
Jimmy Jones
Baltimore
Chicago
Milt Aron
Dubuque
Johnny Wurso
Wille
Wild Bill’ McDowell
Louisville
Jess’ McMurty
Cincinnati
College Baseball Scores From Several Matches
Erskine defeated Clemson 4 to 3 while South Carolina beat Newberry 7 to 3. High Point edged Guilford 2 to 1. Wake Forest topped Margrave Academy 8 to 1. North Carolina defeated Scotts High School 10 to 9.
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Erskine
Clemson
South Carolina
Newberry
High Point
Guilford
Wake Forest
Margrave Academy
North Carolina
Scotts High School
Duke Dominates Wake Forest in College Golf
Duke defeats Wake Forest 15 to 3 in college golf action. In track Wake Forest finishes 73 and William and Mary Norfolk Div records 5244.
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College
Duke
Wake Forest
William and Mary
Norfolk
Strafaci Bids For Big Crown
Frank Strafaci the Brooklyn golfer rises as a strong amateur contender for the National title after a North and South victory. He defeated former champion George Dunlap under tough Pinehurst wind conditions and gains momentum as a top metropolit an hopeful, alongside Billows Tailor and Turnesa for the Walker Cup.
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Drew Milton
New York
Frank Strafaci
Frank
Brooklyn
Patrick Henrys
George Dunlap
Dunlap
Pinehurst
Strafaci
Ray Billows
Poughkeepsie
Strafac
Billows
Metropolitan Golf Association
Tommy Tailer
Willie Turnesa
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