Hoover Backs Conference Aims To Spur Jobs And Money
Washington officials report preparations for the administration business conference with Hoover addressing over 100 committee members. Leaders from twelve federal reserve districts discuss plans to ease credit and boost employment amid Democratic criticism of Hoover’s leadership.
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Hoover
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Retary Millis
Federal Reserve
Henry M. Robinson
Los Angeles
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Mills
Chapin
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Atlee Pomerene
The
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
R. P. Lamont
Com
Twenty Are Injured In Violent Street Riots
Beuthen Germany August 25. Rioting after the death sentence for five fascist slayers continued with 20 injured as street fighting followed a demonstration plan to move condemned Nazis from jail to a penitentiary. Premier Lukaschek issued decrees banning large political transports and street haranguing with fines. The unrest coincides with election protests and a government manifesto promising enforcement of Reich laws.
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Beuthen
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Reich
Aerial Daredevils From Europe Set for Cleveland Race Exhibit
A band of international pilots from six nations will bring their planes to Cleveland for a 10 day exhibition before race crowds. Notables include England's Flight Commander R L R Atcherly and Germany's Emil Kropf. France's Lieut Jean Assolant, famed for crossing the Atlantic on the Yellow Bird, will also participate with the Bernard speed plane project.
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R. L. R. Atcherly
England
Atcherly
Great Britain
Montreal
Germany
Herr Emil Kropf
Kropf
Lieut
Jean Assolant
France
Atlantic Ocean
Maine
Spain
Assolant
Ministry of Air
Bernard
Bank Leaders Meet In New York Conference
Merchants and banking executives attended a meeting with key figures from federal and national banks. Participants included George L. Harrison, governor of the New York Federal Reserve, G. W. Robertson of Pittsburgh, and Jackson E. Reynolds of the Fiest National Bank of New York. Chairmen of the business and industrial committees named were Owen D. Young, Carl P. Dennett, L. B. Williams, Edwin C. Graham, George G. Harris, George D. Dayton, Joseph F. Porter, Frank Kell, and K. R. Kingsbury from major cities across the nation.
Mad Veal Recipe for Sharp Flavors
A summer dish suggests using cheap veal cuts fried in olive oil until saturated and nearly cooked. Then pour vinegar to finish the cook. the meat sputters as it reacts, giving the dish its "mad" name. Hunters reportedly follow this recipe.
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