AMA OfficialsDiscuss Corn Hog Production Referendum Plan
Washington AAA leaders and seven state farm officials met in Kansas City to discuss live rock feed, plan a referendum among corn hog contract signers, and chart agricultural adjustment program needs for 1935. Speakers explained drought effects, program gains, and the balance needed to keep hog and corn markets stable.
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Kansas City
Apy
Mfith Aaa
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
A. G. Black
G. B. Thorne
ED. S. Myer
ASA
United States
T. R. Reid
Little Rock
Ark
R. Thomassum
Columbia, MO
Walter C. Ward
Manhattan
Kas
W. E. Brokaw
Lincoln, Neb
R. K
TEXAS EMBEZZLER HELD IN ST LOUIS CASES REVEAL CHASE
A Dallas man claiming to be William Chambers, a national field agent for the American Adjustment Bureau, was arrested in St. Louis on a Texas warrant charging embezzlement of 2500. Pendletons of Kilgore said funds paid to Chambers were to finance rebuilding a Kilgore hotel after a prior fire. Indictment says 50000 in securities were moved and misrepresented, with a first mortgage promised to Chambers. Chambers denies the charges and will seek extradition.
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ST. Louis
William
Chambers
Dallas
Texas
American Adjustment Bureau
R. Hi. Pendleton
Kilgore
Tex
Wiliam H. Hayes
Pendletons
Atrs
Pendleton
Oldest Western Iowa Resident Dies in Shelby County
John Burchan aged 97? died in Harlan Iowa today, a long time Western Town resident since 1854 and Shelby county’s second oldest. He was father to Dr. Thomas A. Burchan of Des Moines and survived by eight other children.
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Harlan, In
John Burchan
Western Town
Shelby County
Thomas A. Burchan
Ous Moines
Private Banking on Trial for Life in Buffalo Speech
James P. Warburg, vice chairman of the Bank of Manhattan, told the Financial Advertisers Association that private banking is on trial for its life. He warned that a government owned system would spell death for private business, capitalistic enterprise, and political economic freedom, with a decision expected by the coming winter.
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Buffalo
AEF
James P. Warburg
Bank of Manhattan Company of New York
Financial Advertisers Association
Congress
Warburg
Roosevelt
Brain Trust
Judge Holds Hemp From Driving After Stoplight Fine
St Louis University football hopeful Ralph Hemp faces driving ban after missing a stoplight and failing a police judge who is an alumnus of the university. Hemp vows to show valiant play to win back his driving privileges while continuing two practice sessions.
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ST. Louis
Ralph Hemp
St. Louis University
Hemp
Finnegan
St. Louis U
Countess Catherine Sreshkovskaya Dies at 90 in Russia
Countess Catherine Sreshkovskaya dubbed the grandmother of the Russian revolution died at age 90 at her home near Paraha Czechoslovakia. Once allied with Kerensky she lost prestige after his fall and spent 23 years in Siberian exile. Her life spanned exile, revolution, and dramatic change.
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Paraha
Czechoslovakia
Catherine Sreshkovskaya
Alexander Kerensky
Russia
Kerensky
Bolshevists
Siberia
Past Week Described Favorable for Growing Crops
Missouri weather and crop bulletin notes light rainfall except in southern areas. Temperature near normal by week end. pastures, alfalfa, and forage crops show strong progress. Late corn improved in places, with some fields yielding grain if frost stays late. Tomatoes grow slowly but green yields likely. fruit crops improved over two weeks.
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ST. Louis
Roscoe Nunn
Missouri Weather and
Anotheer
Sally Rand Engaged to Charles Mayon in Surprise Announcement
Chicago report says fan dancer Sally Rand announced her engagement to Springfield radio dealer Charles Mayon after five years of knowing him. She plans Florida wedding after season ends and jokes about becoming a housewife while pursuing a normal home life and family.
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Chicago
Sally Rand
Daner
Charles Mayon
Springfield
Mass
Charles
Sally
Florida
Anne Morrow Lindbergh Medal Display At Memorial
Anne Morrow Lindbergh joins Charles A Lindbergh in Jefferson Memorial display of three medals for aerial achievements. Hubbard Medal from National Geographic Society honors radio navigation and co pilot duties. Roosevelt Service Medal for courage and endurance. Wireless Medal for radio art. Her collection, added to the Lindbergh trophy set, now protected by a burglar alarm system after recent installation.
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ST. Louis
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Jefferson Memorial
Charles A. Lindbergh
National Geographic Society
Women's
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Wireless Operators’ Association
Gol
Lindbergh
Linkbergh
Roosevelt Urges Fireproof Ship Legislation Now
President Roosevelt in a Hyde Park press conference urges Congress to require steel passenger vessels and fireproof equipment to prevent catastrophes like the Morro Castle blaze. He calls for action by the Justice Department on the Morro Castle inquiry and stresses ships at sea should avoid conflagration risks.
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Hyde Park
N. J
Roosevelt
Congress
Department of Justice
Morro Castle
Results in Tuesdays Primary in Brief
Washington details from Sept 12 AP show Democratic and Republican contenders backed across states. Arizona voters nominate Henry F. Ashur for Senate and B. Mover for governor, Isabella Green Way renominated. Colorado and Michigan also reveal gubernatorial races and senatorial bids. Vermont and New Hampshire list renominations and November races with Warren Austin and Arthur H. Vandenberg among the key figures. South Carolina and Delaware nominate governors and senators reflecting party competition.
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Washington
Arizona
Henry PF
Ashurs
B. Mover
Demotralia
Isabella Green Way
Colorado
Edwin O. Johnson
Josephine Roche
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
New Orleans
Michigan
Arthur L. Lacy
Detroit
William A. Comstock
A. Picard
Arthur H. Vandenberg
New Hampshire
H. Stiles Bridges
John L. Sullivan
Vermont
Warren R. Austin
Senate
Pred C. Martin
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Reno Odlin Sar
South Carolina
Olin D. Johnston
Cole L. Blease
Delaware
Wilbur Adams
Federal Prison Leaders to Confer in Missouri
Federal prison officials and Public Health Service executives gather in Springfield Missouri to discuss penal and corrective problems. Wardens from Kansas Georgia Ohio Washington and Pennsylvania join conference with Surgeon General Hush Cummings and Sanford Bates.
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Springfield
United States Public Bensia Service
Kansas
Georgia
Ohio
Washington
Pennsylvania
Federal Hospital
Hush
Cummings
Public Health Service
Sanford Bates
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Lawrence Kolb
Fred G. Zerbst
Leavenworth
Kan
H. Hill
Northeastern Penitentiary
Lewisburg
Pact R. U1
Hudspeth
Leavenworth Annex
Kaw
A. G. Adersholt
Atlanta
McNeil Island Prison
Seattle
Wash
Industrial Reformatory
NAA appeals for consumer support via blue eagle poster
Washington September 13 AP The NAA launches a blue eagle consumer support drive nationwide with posters urging public backing for blue eagle business establishments. The plan coincides with NRA reorganization under President Roosevelt and Hugh S Johnson. Separate agencies will handle policy, administration, and controversy decisions. Executive orders are expected to implement changes.
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Washington
Blue Eagle
NAA
NRA
Tis
Toor
Roosevelt
Hugh 5
Johnson
Body found in cubby hole at Oakland home
Police recovered the bloodstained body of Mrs. Lilian Shaver, 25, a fortune teller, in a cubby hole at her Oakland residence. They seek her 80-year-old husband Louis Shaver as details emerge from a note accusing her of relations with other men and involvement with questionable fortunetellers. Three children aged four and under huddled nearby as the discovery was made.
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Oakland
Calif
Lilian Shaver
Louis Shaver
Shaver
Pledge Ties NRA Codes to National Recovery Effort
The text extols inspiration for businesses and individuals living up to NRA codes and supporting the president's recovery program. It describes a blue background with a blue eagle in a white circle and a pledge to encourage and patronize establishments displaying the blue eagle of NRA codes.
Johnson leads Roche in Democratic bid for governor
In 1223 precincts including much of Denver Governor Ed G Johnson held a lead of 8625 votes over Miss Josephine Roche in the Democratic nomination race to succeed himself. Johnson 61940 Roche 53315.
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Denver
Ed G. Johnson
Josephine Roche
Johnson
Rochie
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