Meddling in Caribbean Under Attack at Institute
Williamstown reports University of California professor Herbert I. Priestly argues humanitarian work by American foundations yields greater benefits than government action in Haiti and Santo Domingo. He cautions about old role of the United States as a disruptor amid a bull stock market and asks caution on Federal Reserve actions.
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United Press
Williamstown
Mass
Herbert I. Priestly
University of California
Institute of Politics Today
Caribbean
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Priestly
America
Theodore E. Gregory
London School of Economics
The
Institute
Gregory
Federal Reserve
Gone but Not Forgotten Automobiles Stolen, Police Notified
Several cars reported stolen include a Ford coupe 65-539 owned by Rolland B. Cory of 1409 Lexington Ave from Woodlawn and Virginia. an Euburn sedan 96-675 owned by E. E. Miller of 1423 Pleasant St from Michigan and Meridian. a Chevrolet roadster 749-537 owned by Alfred D. Bloffer of 1351 Barth Ave from Forty-sixth St and College Ave. a Ford roadster 293-976 owned by Gerald Scott of 2123 North Pennsylvania St from 1026 Kentucky Ave. a Ford coupe 715-340 owned by Fred E. Davis of 135 South Ritter Ave from in front of 3720 East Washington St. a Ford coupe 82-636 owned by Preston Bowie of 450 North Senate Ave from Michigan St and Senate Ave parked double on Kentucky Ave near Lincoln Hotel. a Michigan plated Hudson coach 483-898 parked in a safety zone near Lincoln Hotel for more than two days.
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Rolland B. Cory
Lexington Avenue
Woodlawn
Virginia Avenues
E. E. Miller
Pleasant Street
Euburn
Michigan
Meridian Streets
Alfred D. Bloffer
Barth Avenue
Forty-sixth Street
College Avenue
Gerald Scott
Pennsylvania Street
Kentucky Avenue
Fred E. Davis
Ritter Avenue
Washington Street
Preston Bowie
Senate Avenue
Michigan Street
Stolen Ford Coupe Recovered by Police
Police recovered the stolen automobile belonging to Ford coupe with license Ohio B 36 417.
Proposed Tariff Criticised By Borah
Senator William E. Borah of Idaho criticizes new tariff schedules as unlikely to aid farmers. He repeats a 1928 pledge to help agriculture, offering two options: equal protection with other industries by raising rates, or lowering living and production costs.
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United Press
New York
William E. Borah
Idaho
Collier's Magazine
Republican Party
Borah
Immigration Edict By Hoover Slashes Filipino Migrants
A health edict issued in August reduces Filipino immigration to the United States by about 75 percent. The order limits steerage capacity on Pacific liner voyages, expanding space per passenger and tightening entry for Filipino laborers arriving via Hawaii and Seattle. Prince Takamatsu of Japan was reported hospitalized in Maizuru amid suspected appendicitis.
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San Francisco
Hoover
United States
Pierce
Stimson
Manila
United States Health Service
Pacific
Seattle
United Press
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Jewel
Jeakure
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Ronson
Pine
Jewel “Bulova
Illinois St
West Washington St
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Philippines
Roy
Raine OY
Knog
Washington
Kokomo
Ind
Howard County
Hook’s
Haag’s
Davis Crepit Shoe Store
Massachusetts Ave
Globe
Washington St
the Globe
Athletic Union
Nainsook
Ematrons
Sid
Atma
Globe Ladies’ Novelties
Oxfords
Menton
Statehouse
W. Wash
W.wash
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