Liquor Trade Hearings Highlight Miami Coast Guard Case
Testimony at a Miami hearing links about 6000 people to the liquor trade as coast guard crew members testify they fired on a ram runner near the Miami river. Stray shots hit shores and a house boat. Detroit probes note bribery cases tied to rum runners and seized boats with many inspectors facing trial.
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William E. Prince
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Harold Lopes
J. R. Taernham
Imate Sam Jones
Detroit
Detroit Police Trial Board
Joseph A. Burkheiser
Eoward Shaw
United States Border Customs Patrol
Haseen
Leavenworth
Kansas
Canada
Detroit River
Debenture plan fuels Washington farm relief clash
Washington dispatch notes rising controversy over the debenture plan in farm relief legislation. Senate and House debates loom, with McNary signaling committee interest while administration aides weigh White House stance amid past equalization fee battles.
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Kendrick
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Oklahoma
Shipstead
Minnesota
Opera star Marian Talley offered farm near Parsons
No word from Marian Talley the New York metropolitan opera star who yesterday was offered a farm near Parsons to settle there. She had announced plans to retire at the end of the current opera season and seek a quiet farm life.
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Eas
Chamber of Commerce
Marian Talley
New York
Metropolitan Opera
Miss Talley
Light Market Trade Despite Firm Oil and Steel Hopes
New York April 17 trading remained light yet showed a firmer undertone as fresh buying emerged in oils copper foods chemicals and various specialties. Several issues hit new year highs while U S Steel and Superior Steel moved lower. many stocks registered notable gains in a broad list of industrials and utilities led by Sinclair and Adams Ex ness and International Telephone.
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Schulte Comon
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United Cigar, Tobacco Products
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Adams Exness
American Can
Belding-Hemingway
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Marmon Motors
Phillips-Jones
Intertype
Hershey Chocolate Common
An. Tel
American Woolen
Andes Copper Min
Atchison T. and &. F
Baltimore and Ohio
Barnsdale “A
Bethlehem Steel
Briggs Mfg
Calumet and
Hecla
Canadian Pac
Cerre de Pasco
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chi. Mil
St. P and Pac
Chi
North
West
DeGraff to Address Questionnaire Controversy Headline
Dr Harmon DeGraff one of the Missouri professors ousted in the sex questionnaire dispute will speak at the Parsons Current Club Monday night. He is slated to discuss the issue and its impact on the university community.
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Parsons
Eas
Harmon DeGraff
University of Missouri
Coastal Storm Lashes Atlantic Seaboard and Ports
A major northeast storm battered the Atlantic coast from Maine to Virginia with high winds and heavy seas. New York harbor saw a tug and two barges sink, six liners held offshore, and widespread damage to shore structures. Snow and blocked roads disrupted western New York, Pennsylvania, Vermont, and Maryland, Virginia, Delaware orchards suffered, and city boardwalks were swept away at Point Pleasant Beach.
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Maryland
Delaware
Atlantic City
Point Pleasant Beach
N. J
Towanda
Wilkss-Barre
Wyoming Valley
Prices of Industrial Firms and Railways in Trade Ledger
A ledger-like listing shows U.S. Steel at 184 5-2 and Wabash R R at 64. Warner Bros. Pictures stands at 105, Western Union at 191, Westinghouse Elec Mfg at 141, White Motor Co at 415-8, Willys Overland at 261-32, Wilson & Co at "A." , Woolworth Co at 213 1-2, and Wright Aero at 243. The items reflect market quotes for major firms in a historical financial record.
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Chile
Chrysler Corp
Colorado Fuel and Iron
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Gas and Elect
Col. Graphaphone
Consul Gas
Continent
Curtiss Aero
du Pont de Nem
Eric R. R
General Elec
Gen. Motors
Goodrich
Int
Harvester Co
Nick
Johns
Mexican Sea
Kas. & Tex
Pacific
Montgomery Ward
Nat. Gash Register “A
New York Central
N.Y. Nu. & Hartford
North Amn. Co
Northern Fac
Packard Mot
Mann
Amn
Pet "B
Param
Fam, Lasky
Pen R. R
Phillips Pet
Postum
Pt. Ser. Corp
N. J
Purity Bak
Radio Corp of Ani
Remington Rand
Stewart Warner Speed
Studebaker Gcorp
Texas Corp
Texas Gulf
Timken Rdl. Bear
Union -Pacific
U. S
U. S. Rubber
U.S. Steel
Wabash R. R
Warner Bros. Pictures
Western Union
Westinghouse el. & Mfg
White Motor Co
Willys Overland
Wilson & Co
Woolworth Co
Wright Aero
Missouri crops hold steady despite frost and wet spell
In Columbia Missouri on April 17 the U S Weather Bureau reports a cool wet and cloudy week slowed field work but wheat oats and grasses show good condition. Wheat stands 6 to 12 inches tall with alfalfa developing similarly. Cotton planting in southeast Missouri delayed and corn also affected by wet weather. Tree fruits blossom with no frost injury and Ozark strawberries are in very satisfactory condition.
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Missouri
United States Weather Bureau
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