Break in Arms Deadlock Hinted by Gibson New Talks
Washington April 10 AP Ambassador Hugh Gibson en route to Geneva with possible new US proposals to break the naval disarmament deadlock. He conferred with President Hoover and Secretary Stimson, outlining tensions between Britain and the United States over cruiser tonnage and fueling bases, dating back to the 1927 tripartite conference.
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Manila
State Department
Hoover
Gibson
Ambassador Gibson
Snown
Frank B. Kelloggs
Max Gibson
Great Britain
United States
Great’ Britain
London Death Mystery Shocks Polo Captain in Westminster
London April 11 A British Army polo captain Captain John Dening of the Indian Army was found dead with a gunshot wound in his Westminster hotel room. Attendants and guests reported he appeared in good health the previous afternoon. The inquest is set for Friday to determine the circumstances of the tragedy.
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London
John Pitt
Dening
Tain
British“army
Meadowbrook
Prairie Oil and Gas Company Reelects Officers
In Independence Kansas on April 10 stockholders reelect Prairie Oil and Gas officers. W Ketzpatrick remains president while Nelson K. serves as president, Dana HI Kelsey as vice president and general manager, A B Hopkins as treasurer, and John Hollihan as secretary. The five officers form the board of directors.
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Prairie Board
Oil and Gas
Independence
Kan
Prairie Oil& Gas Company
W. Ketzpatrick
Nelson K. S
Dana‘hi. Kelsey
A. B. Hopkins
Johnn Hollihan
Call Friday Meeting for Douglas County Milk Producers
Bad weather kept many from the Douglas County Milk Producers meeting. Butcher urges all dairymen to attend the Friday session at the Chamber of Commerce building to reaffirm the October agreement and address distributors seeking to cut milk prices without producer or committee consent.
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Douglas County Milk Producers Association
Butcher
Profucers and Distributors
Pennsylvani a Students Arrested for Rioting
Twenty three University of Pennsylvania students were arrested on rioting charges after a clash near dorms at 37th and Spruce streets in Philadelphia. Police used night sticks as reserves from city hall and west Philadelphia responded to hundreds of students who seized traffic lights causing jams and near accidents.
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Philadelphia
University of Penninia
Philadel
Phia
37Th
Spruce Streets
Move Against Hardy Witness May Be Called Again
Sacramento reports that Judge Carlos S. Hardy faces renewed questioning over alleged obstruction of justice in the Aimee Semple McPherson kidnapping case. Wallace Moore of Santa Barbara is to testify after claiming he identified a Carmel woman with Kenneth G. Ormiston, amid assertions Hardy warned him of libel consequences.
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Sacramento
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Carlos S. Hardy
O Angeles
Aimee Semple ‘McPherson
Hardy
Winges
Walter J. Little
Assembly Board of Managers
Quingy Clinic Adds Friday Fitness Initiative
Frayed OCR text discusses a Quingy clinic and Friday activity for a preschool setting with references to physical fitness and clothing. The readable fragments suggest program entry for children and possible attire details but lack clear event specifics or dates.
Groups Submit a Joint Farm Plan
Washington April 10 AP A joint farm relief proposal from three national farm groups at odds over relief aims was released by House Agriculture Committee Chairman Haugen. The plan came from the farmers educational and cooperative union the national graze and the American Farm Bureau Federation with leaders C E Huff L J Taber and S Thompson presenting the document.
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Washington
Haugen
House | Agriculture Committee
Farmers’, Educational and Coopera
Thve Midh
National Graize
American Farm Bureau Federation
C.E. Huff
Farmer Educational Arid Cooperative Union
L. J
Turmoil over farm price provisions and cooperative aid
Fragmentary speech notes discuss automatic methods to curb overproduction, proposed farmer ownership and marked market organizations, and cooperation with existing associations. The text references Senate and House committees and a push to turn these ideas into law, alongside local notes on residents and events in Kansas.
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Senate
House
Olson Bros. ad promises fewer colds with heating tune up
Read Olson Bros. claim that families with many colds can reduce illnesses next winter by upgrading or servicing their heating system. They tout long standing quality since 1908 and invite customers to see them now for a tune up or replacement.
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Olson Bros. Quality
Process Tires Out Steel to Test Weld Structures
Pittsburgh AP reports a method devised to test structural safety of welding by tiring steel until it breaks. Developed by Westinghouse Research Engineer Dr. J. M. Leese, the process aims to reveal endurance limits in steel bars and joints under extreme loading conditions.
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Pittsburgh
Br. J
M. Leese
Westinghouse Research
Toresting Island
Child's Meals Blend Food Into Unrecognizable Mass
Women proud of hosting often mix green vegetables, meat, and calories into a uniform mass for toddlers who cannot eat separate foods. This removes distinct flavors and risks ruining the child’s interest in dinner. Overly large portions can overwhelm a child, diminishing appeal of the meal.
Lydie E Pinkham's Medicines Praised By Patient
A letter from a Berlin Maryland reader discusses relief from daily work strain and appetite issues after using Lydie E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The writer claims the remedies helped significantly and invites inquiries about results.
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Lydie E- Pinkham
Burgess St
Berlin
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