Inheritance Plans Sleep Amid City Romance
In New York a couple plans a moonlit future as Clive urges practical talk on an inheritance. Liane, torn between love and duty, contemplates giving money to help girls in need, while Cass envisions a charitable boarding home. The pair dream of travel and a future together as they dance above the city.
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Casyani
New York
Cass
Lignet
Florida
Liane
Joe Cass
Mias
Thara
Allen
Iowa
Arte
Clive
Hobard
Liana
Jasitn
Ake
France
Switzerland
Linne
Onse
Knack For Leading Farmers Puts Lawyer On U S Board
Frank Evans, named by President Hoover to fill a farm board vacancy, rises from modest Utah roots to national influence. A lawyer by training, he has long promoted cooperative marketing and served as executive secretary of the American Farm Bureau Federation. His peacemaking skill and legal work in cooperative marketing mark his prominence in farm affairs and policy.
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Washington
Frank Evans
Hoover
Farm Board
C. C. Teague
A.arketise
American Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
East Lake City
Sxricultural
Tt Ie
Byana
Parmara
Waeterner
Evans
Farly
Coalville
Utah
Red Cross Overstas
Size
Red Cross
Coin Harvey Observer Turns Eightieth Birthday
Coin Harvey, a longtime supporter of William Jennings Bryan, observed his eightieth birthday in MONTH NE Ark. The event highlights his role in advocating the new politics party and his ongoing influence within the political circles of the region.
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Harvey Observer
Ark
Harvey
New Politics Party
Ing. Harvey
Willan J. Bryan
Sask Patgn
Tax Collections for Nation Show Decline
Treasury figures on tax collections for fiscal year 1931 reveal a government deficit of more than 930,000,000 on July 1. The Internal Revenue Bureau reports a $611,918,978 drop in receipts from $2,427,22,754 in 1931 compared with 1930, excluding customs. Income taxes fell sharply from 2,410,250,250 to 1,860,080,497, with individuals totaling 833,647,798 and corporations 1,026,302,699, a combined decline of about 313,196,065 and 237,021,767 respectively.
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Treasury
Interial Revenue Bureau
Rangers Probe Death at Arkansas Pass
Austin dispatch states Ranger Captain Mace ordered two men to San Patricia County to investigate a death at Arkansas Pass. The action followed a report from a local source and aims to determine details of the incident and any involved parties.
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Arkansas Pass
Baseball roundup at Polo Grounds and around league play
The St. Jenia Cardinals split a doubleheader with the New York Giants at the Polo Grounds before 80 000 fans as Bill Walker sparked the Invading team. Brooklyn won both games of a doublesheader, Cubs routed the Boston Braves, and in the American League Roy Mahaffey earned his 13th win as Detroit beat Cleveland 6-4. Babe Ruth led Detroit with his 33rd homer while Lou Gehrig drove in three and the Red Sox defeated the Cubs 5-1.
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St. Jenia Cardinals
Ovar Brithiyn
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Bill Walker
New York
York
Cebeilnats
Finn§ Ahem
Wild Bill Hallshaw
Brooklyn
Cinelinan
Cubs
Boston Braves
Roy Mahaffey
Cleveland
Philadelphia Athletics
Hoyt
Walberg
Mahaffey
Marberry
Washington
St. Louis
Senators
Babe Ruth
Detroit
Yankees
Auto- Makers
Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Boston Red Sox
Chicago
Standings and Sunday Results Mixed Scores
A roundup of standings and Sunday results shows Nashville 10 to 0 and Chicago 9 to 1 as standout scores. Others include Little Rock 8 New Orleans 5, Birmingham 4-1, Knoxville 64 Memphis 5-6, Philadelphia 6 Cleveland 4, New York 6, Detroit 6 Chicago 7-5, Boston 2-9 and 1-1, St. Louis 3-6 and 1-3, Brooklyn 9-8, Cincinnati 2-7. A note recalls a sheriff who walked in sleep and found his pistol on a table near his bed.
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Little Rock
New Orleans
Nashville
Birmingham
Knloxville
Memphis
Avanta
Chattanooga
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
New_York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
W. LL
St Louis
ASM
Pittsburgh
Plane Building in 1931 Shows But Small Decline
In the first half of 1931 American manufacturers produced 1,606 airplanes, down 78 from the 1,684 built in the same period of 1930. Civil aviation led with 1,069 aircraft, including 750 monoplanes, 217 biplanes, 40 autogiros, and two helicopters.
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Washington —(P
Skyway to Athens Aims at Nonstop Flight Plan
Capt Frank Crowley, former army and air mail pilot, targets a nonstop Boston to Athens flight. He seeks Lee Gelbach, winner of last year's American Air Derby, as co pilot, with takeoff anticipated soon.
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Athens
Greace
Frank 2. Crowley
Army
Air Mail
Boston
Lee Gelbach
Simmons Marberry and Pennsylvanias Preseason Talk
Headlines recall Simmons clashing with Marberry in baseball schoolyard talk while pennant hopes for the Athletics are discussed. A long column notes Harry Rice’s journeyman path through several teams and reflects on spring training reforms and Penn football candidates heading to a training camp near Stroudsburg for preliminary drills.
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Simmons
Firpo Marberry
Big Fred
Marbercy
Athletics
Picka Marberry
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