Farm Prices Seen Bottoming as Stabilization Effort Gathers
Senate Agricultural Committee hears McNary say farm price declines may have bottomed and improvement is ahead. Legge notes Farm Board focus on stabilizing commodities while Hyde discusses the farm question. reports of a worldwide plot to depress prices are investigated.
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Washington
Legge
Senate Agricultural Committee
Egg E
Hyde Dis
cAfterward
McNary
Committee For Tomorrow
Nye
Farm Board
Legere
Senate
Transfer to Amade in Raid-Ocean Narrow Escape
A daring mid ocean transfer occurs as Chief Engineer Battam of the Steamship Cranford is moved from the crippled ship to the liner America 300 miles south of Cape Race. Chief Officer Harry Manning commands lifeboat Number One with eleven crewmen to rescue Battam and his family en route to New Orleans amid bitter wind and heavy seas.
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York
Midogean
Battam
Cranford
New York
United States
America
New Orleans
Ciel
Harry Mannning
Erica
Florida
Virginia Capes
George S. Fried
Cape Race
Als
Ballam
S. 5
Granford
Hayre
Ant
Crawford
Harry Manning
America Tgt
Ara
S. S. Crawford
Manning
Derge Case Halts at Fulton by Dismissal
The trial of Fred Derge of St Joseph, former Missouri student, on manslaughter charges linked to the Klossner death in Columbia in 1929 halted in Fulton circuit court. Prosecutor Reagan withdrew the first count reckless driving and pursued manslaughter. defense moved to quash for faulty procedure. Derge held on bond. matter to be released on bond in Columbia.
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Clyde Baliew
Boone County
Derge
Reagan
Columbia
China
Mercy sought for Dinello slayer by California appeal
Evidence from a Los Angeles police hearing prompted attorney Jerome S. Hoehler to telegraph Kansas City authorities requesting a commutation of a 50 year prison term for Tony Dinello, convicted of the two girls murders. Mrs Dinello and Angeline Dinello questioned the bodies' identification, potentially affecting an appeal to Governor Cade M Reed.
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Kansas City
Kal
Los Angeles
Tony Dinello
Jerome S. Hoehler
California
Mary Dinello
Helen
Dinello
Florence Dinello
Missouri River
Kanas
Angeline Dinello
Cade M. Reed
Soa
Koehler
Ps. Dinello
Balance Diet Keys to Business Energy and Success
Miss King argues a balanced breakfast fuels the businessman’s energy and efficiency. She warns against heavy meals like beef and potatoes and stresses vitamins minerals and proteins. Her message urges homemakers to keep up with modern kitchen science and new recipes to benefit work life.
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Miss King
Prohibition Hearings Resume Next Wednesday in Congress
Washington reports the House Judiciary Committee will resume hearings on prohibition next Wednesday. Dry supporters promise continued cross examination and extended time. Eight witnesses including clergy, a economist, farm leader, and a former House member will testify. They challenge claims that drinking rose among youth and elites and that dry laws worsen agricultural demand and alcohol related deaths.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Graham
Pennsylvania
Drys
Livestock Marketing Body Faces Skepticism in Chicago
Charles Wilson, president of the Chicago Live stock Exchange, says the National Livestock Marketing Association proposal backed by the Federal Farm Board will never work. If it did, it would force commission men who run the current system out of business, challenging decades of middle west producer loyalty.
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Chicago
National Livestock Marketing Association
Federal Farm Board
Charles Wilson
Chicago Livestock Exchange
Wilson
Middle West
Commission
Farm Board
Ruth Rejects New Offer in Yankees Contract Talks
First salary conference between Babe Ruth and Col. Jacob Ruppert failed to reach an agreement. Ruth offered to sign for 85,000 over two years after Ruppert countered with 84,000 for 1930 or 80,000 per year for two seasons. The owner had previously held at 75,000 and the best offer was 78,000 for two years.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Marehy
Babe Ruth
Col
Jacob Ruppert
Yankees
King
Ruth
Tuppert
Crescent Park
Colonel Ruppert
Mayerberg accuses Missouri governor on university probe
Rabbi Samuel Mayerberg, active in seeking an investigation of alleged faculty intimidation at the University of Missouri, says Governor Caulfield is not informed about true conditions. He charges President Brooks plotted for dismissal to boost his political profile. DeGraff was dismissed and Mayer suspended after last year’s sex questionnaire incident.
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Kansas City
Samuel &. Mayerberg
University of Missouri
Henry 5. Caulfield
Stratton D. Brooks
Mayerberg
Board of Curators
Caulfield
St. Louis
Poison Jamaica ginger paralysis panic hits Oklahoma City
Nearly 100 cases of illness resembling paralysis traced to Jamaica ginger liquor spread through Oklahoma City. Most victims are men with loss of foot use and facial or hand weakness. Four drug stores named as sources. City chemist tests Jamaica ginger. city physician notes most drank liquor before illness. Among the stricken are physicians and four University of Oklahoma medical students.
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Oklahoma City
C. E. Clifford
W. S. Miles
University of Oklahoma School of Medicine
Academic freedom debate delays on Mayerberg suggestion
The board shows no inclination to act on Mayerberg's proposal and emphasizes that the heat of the moment will not reopen the questionnaire. McDavid notes that academic freedom is widely discussed but little understood and supports a professor teaching his subject in his own way without University interference.
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Mayerberg
McDavid
Land
Plane With Eight Passengers Forced Landing Near Niangua
A tri-natored Universal Air Lines plane en route from St. Louis to Tulsa with eight passengers made a forced landing on a Niangua area farm after motor failure. The craft ran through a fence but suffered only minor damage. passengers continued by train.
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ST. Louis
Universal Air Lines
Tulsa
Okla
Niangua
Central Missouri Editors Convene In Sedalia
The Central Missouri Press Association holds its annual meeting in Sedalia starting Tuesday with officers to be elected. Davight Miller of Tees Summit presides, Mayor O B Poundstone welcomes attendees, GB Harlan of Pilot Grove delivers the response.
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Sedalia
Central Missouri Press Association
Davight. Miller
Tees Summit
O. B. Poundstone
GB. Harlan
Pilot Grove
CG. J. Hobart
The
Holden Progress
Oliver GC. Browning
Lee's Summit
Walter Williams
School of Journalism
University of Missouri
Fred Nadet
Cape Girardeau Southeast Missourian
Waller J. Brisi
St Joseph Conventions Set for March 22
In St Joseph Missouri the Republican and Democratic city conventions will be held Saturday March 22 to nominate candidates for the municipal election. The Republican committee voted to nominate by convention only. Democrats may hold a primary if more than one mayoralty candidate runs otherwise they nominate by convention. Democrat Mayor L V Stigall declines a third term. Possible Democratic contenders include T St Ritchey RB MM Duncan and Dr J O C Whitsell. The lone Republican candidate appears to be John Schuder.
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ST. Joseph
L. V. Stigall
T. St. Ritchey
Park Board
MM. Duncan
OC. Whitsell
John Schuder
Burlington Railroad
Northwest Missouri
Naval conference resumes as leaders predict soon treaty
London March 7 AP The naval conference returns to full speed with chief delegates at St James Palace. France is represented by Aristide Briand as foreign minister. Prime Minister MacDonald voices confidence a treaty will be reached in a not distant date and hopes to finish by mid April before the British budget debate.
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London
St. James’ Palace
France
Aristide Briand
Tarideu
MacDonald
House of Commons
Editor Admits Paid Work For Senator Grundy
Washington AP Warren Doane editor of The Manufacturer testified before a senate lobby committee that he was on Senator Grundy’s payroll in Pennsylvania at 500 dollars a month. He said he worked in Grundy’s senate office building room and did research for Grundy. Also questioned were Arthur Faubel and John Lerch about using Grundy’s office as headquarters. Doane said his employment began six or seven years ago.
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Washington, Martha
Warren
Doane
Grundy
Arthur L. Faubel
American Tariff League
John Lerch
League
Duane
Last Mile Profits Tug at Blake Family Rights
Widow Blanche Blake of Oklahoma City, widow of Robert Blake executed for murder in Texas, sued for fair profit division from The Last Mile play derived from his death house hours. Gene Howe, Amarillo Globe News publisher, aids Blake's mother and kin in securing share.
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Blanche Blake
Oklahoma City
Robert Blake
Texas State Penitentiary
Munder
American Mercury
Gene Howe
Amarillo Globe News
Blake
Dry advocates plan witness rebuttal during House hearings
Supporters of the Eighteenth Amendment announced they would use the recess in the Judiciary Committee prohibition hearings to review anti prohibition testimony and summon witnesses. Mrs Lenna L Yost who leads the dry witness program said the plan covers every angle from moral to legislative aspects.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Lenna L. Yost
Army pilot to ship wrecked plane to headquarters
Lieutenant J A Bulger US Army pilot forced to bail out when his plane crashed near Pansy Douglass county in dense Ozarks fog. He plans to move the wreck to Selfridge Field Michigan. Companion plane piloted by Lieutenant Herman F Wollard landed near Seymour and will proceed to San Antonio Texas as the two planes were en route from St Louis to Muskogee Oklahoma. Bulger's first parachute jump occurred during the 800 foot tailspin.
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Springfield
J. A. Bulger
United States Army
Pansy
Douglass County
Selfridge Field
Michigan
Herman F. Wollard
Seymour
Bulger
Wollard
San Antonio
Texas
St. Louis
Muskogee
Oklo
Ozarks
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
Advert says a cold affects air passages, perspiration, and bowels with acid waste. Three actions claimed: reduce inflammation, induce perspiration, and open bowels. One tablet allegedly clears nasal discharge and head congestion fast. Sold in drug stores for 35 cents.
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Pape
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