Agriculture Enters New Era Say Farm Bureau Leader
Sam H. Thompson president of the American Farm Bureau Federation told the eleventh annual convention in Chicago that agriculture is on the threshhold of a new era. He urged strengthening the credit system and national thinking to aid farming. He advocated rural credit act amendments and argued for tax readjustment rather than spending cuts. Thompson said the marketing act would raise agricultural prosperity.
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Chicago
Sam H. Thompson
American Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
Hotel Sherman
Thompson
Farm Bureau
Congress
United States
French wine makers urge aid to halt export slump
France grows alarmed by shrinking wine exports and asks the government to appropriate 10,000,000 francs for a worldwide publicity drive. Twenty percent of the French population relies on the wine industry, and the decline hits hard. Deputies from wine districts pressed for immediate action to bolster the sector.
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France
Cra
Chamber of Deputies
Christmas gift plan for south side children eyed by Civic Club
South Side Civic Clubs central committee will meet at Fountain Square Wednesday to discuss a large Christmas tree gifts program for south side children. The group, led by J Edward Burk, may also propose a unemployment conference with Mayor L Ert Slack and local business leaders.
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South Side
South Side Civic Clubs Central Committee
Fountain Square
J. Edward Burk
L. Ert Slack
Record Attempt Fails. Two Die in Scaldsweet Flight
United Press reports in Tampa Florida that the ninth try to set a sustained flight record with the Scaldsweet ended in tragedy. Refueling pilots Boots Dempsey and Stanley Smith, both from St. Louis, were killed when the craft crashed from fifty feet. The Sealdsweet later forced landed in tree tops near Kissimmee and burned. Assistants Schrock of Taylorville Illinois and Carothers of Cedar Rapids Iowa escaped with minor injuries.
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United Press
Tampa
Fla
Boots Dempsey
Mechcine Stanley Smith
St. Louis
Kissimee
R. W. Schrock
Taylorville
Til
Leonard Carothers
Cedar Rapids
Telephone link from Leviathan marks new service debut
Mrs. Isaac Born of 533 North Central Court became the second person in the nation to use land to ship telephony. At 12 50 p m Sunday she called her brother Herbert S Weil aboard the Leviathan about 200 miles off the New York coast. Commodore H A Cunningham and Walter S Gifford first used the service.
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Isaac Born
North Central Court
Leviathan
United States Lines
Born
Herbert S. Weil
New York
Commodore H. A. Cunningham
Walter S. Gifford
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
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