Tobacco Farmers May Yet Organize
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh February 15 Tobacco farmers are asked to write Dean I O Schaub State College Raleigh with wishes and acres for a statewide cooperative marketing association to handle the 1930 crop. A 15 member committee will study three contract forms centralized federated and a compromise with advice from the Farm Board and North Carolina attorney general. Writers should state number of acres planned for 1930 and sign a safe and sane contract by March 1 to gauge support for an early campaign.
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Organization Committee
Dean Schaub
Organization Committee of 15
State College
South Carolina
California Fruit Growers Association
J. G. Knapp
Federal Farm Board
North Carolina
Naval conference dampened by pessimism in London reports
London papers warn of grave difficulties ahead at the naval talks. The Observer calls the week one of shell shocks and notes France's plan for a dominant naval power. Garvin cites U S scrapping debates as shocking yet affirms strong Anglo American friendship and fairness in the cruiser controversy.
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Morrow
London
Observer
J. L. Garvin
United States
Garvin
Soviet Synod Attacks Pope Over Encyclical Campaign
The synod accuses the pope of siding with landowners and moneyed interests, denouncing his declaration as superfluous and unwarranted. They insist Orthodox believers can defend their church themselves. Also notes Lake Superior depths and discovery of a South American cactus with snake-like leaves.
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Tien
Russia
Christ
Soviet Union
Lake Superior
South America
Greenville extends sewer lines under Hoover plan for jobs
Enterprise Bureau reports Greenville allocating 20000 dollars to extend the sewer system and provide work under President Hoover public works. The city will offer loans to residents for sewer connections repaid via monthly bills, a method already used in Wilmington and St Pauls to keep water and sewer services self supporting. Raleigh has also lent funds for similar connections, recycling repayments to fund new loans.
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North Carolina State Board of Health
Raleigh
Senator McKellar pushes Alaska newsprint supply plan
In Washington on February 15 the Senate adopted without debate a McKellar resolution directing the Interior and Commerce secretaries to provide information on Alaska wood pulp supplies. He argued Alaska could yield newsprint, aiding U S newspapers amid concerns of price fixing by Canadian producers. He cited government building of transport links to lower costs.
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Washington
Senate
McKellar
Democrat
Tennessee
Secretaries of Interior and Commerce
Alaska
Tennesseean
United States
McVellar
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Verhoyansk
Siberia
Sero
Hunger Striker
Richard Stewart
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Stewart
Dwight W. Morrow
Latin America
Soviet
Greenville
Liberty Magazine
Lettee
Graham McNamee
Dorothy Revier
Raymond Hatton
Margaret Livingston
Andy Clyde
Mprellar
Claire Windsor
Ricardo Cortez
High Point
Paris
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