Farm Board Year Completed Today
Washington July 15 AP President Hoover will take no action beyond consulting with Farm Board Chairman Legge and members as needed regarding the wheat price slump. The board marks its first anniversary since formation and has loaned 195 600 to cooperatives with 40 000 000 repaid, while purchasing grain through the grain stabilization corporation to offset market releases. Critics have assailed its grain market dealings, but administration supporters defend the board as necessary.
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Washington
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
White House
Legge
Congress
Samuel R. McKelvie
J Wheat
McKelvie
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Harelip and cleft palate in infants described
The article explains harelip and cleft palate as developmental defects of the face formed in the embryo from multiple bone centers. It notes hereditary influence, common myths, and a Berlin zoo example linking improper diet to jaw defects, then covers infant care, Adeline Horner Pitts's death, and several local notices including an automobile theft in Ottawa.
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Berlin
Italy's Dapper King Keeps Throne as Rulers Step Down
Italy's Victor Emmanuel III, in power for nearly thirty years, remains a central figure amid continental upheavals. The king, 61, famed for horsemanship and sport, steered through Mussolini's era and postwar shifts. He is described as shy, publicity-averse, and devoted to numismatics, with a long-standing Vatican accord and the marriage of his son Humbert marking family milestones. Rudolph Schildkraut, famed actor, dies at 70 after a heart attack in Hollywood.
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Humbert
Victor Emanuel
Europe
George V
England
Germany
Russia
Austria
Greece
Portugal
Spain
Rumania
Bulgaria
House of Savoy
Mussolini
Duce
Vatican
Crown Prince
Marie Jose
Belgium
Queen Elizabeth
Hollywood
Calif
Rudolph Schildkraut
Joseph Schildkraut
Soothing Footbath Regimen to Remove Corns
A dated ad promotes soaking corns nightly for three to four days in a vigor stimulating Radox Footbath. It claims the treatment loosens and extracts the corn root while easing pain and allowing comfortable wearing of shoes. The copy urges purchasing Ra- Ro jind Corner drug store products.
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Radox
Noj
Eudox
Train derailment injures three passengers near Redfield Arkansas
Three women passengers, one white and two negroes, were injured when six cars of Missouri Pacific passenger train No. 116 traveling from New Orleans to Kansas City derailed at Redfield, Ark., twenty southeast of here, at 1 45 p m according to railroad officials.
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Missouri Pacific
New Orleans
Kansas City
Redfield
Ark
Here
Horses Beat Steam Locomotive In Time-Travel Race
John and Peggy ride a horse drawn train against the first steam locomotive. The Little Black Clock turns back 100 years, making the race thrilling. The horses win when the locomotive falters, and the clock explains the lesson about early steam travel. The Clock promises more adventures and extra hours for the children.
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John
Peggy
Tomorrow Rain Forecast Through Forty Days
Weather bureau records indicate the next forty days' conditions will not be determined by today’s data. The fragment suggests a flash of life and a poetic tune accompanying the report, with no clear specifics on timing or locations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Weather Bureau
Entertaining snippets mix travel, sport and society news
A collage of brief items spans St Swithin folklore, a British heiress discussing work in wartime, military marksmen, a German officer’s marriage to an American socialite, anthropologist Hortense Powdermaker’s peopled South Seas visit, and Mrs Helen Wills Moody’s playful Wimbledon Cup misgiving.
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St. Swithin’s
St. Swithins
New York
Maureen Lady’ Stanley
Earl of Derby
Hollywood
Samuel Goldwyn
Bisley Camp
England
C. W. Foam
The
Black Watch
Montreal
Mary Davis Landstreet
Vassar
Junior League
Hermann Pieck
Bremen
Hortense Powdermaker
New Ireland
South Seas
Helen Wills Moody
Radio Programs and Weather Woven Through Daily Schedule
A dense listing of 1930s radio offerings includes Vincent Lopez and Wayne King orchestras, operetta skits, comedy bits, and variety acts such as The Parnassus String Trio and The Manhatters. Interspersed are daily weather forecasts, market notes, and a chronology of time signals and sponsored segments.
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Tuseday Frogram
Parento Orchestra
Vincent Lopez
Dirs Ollendorft
Eddy Younger
Mountainers
Teksic
Westinghouse
C. Loneine
Floyd. Cibben
Wayne King
Cook
Queker
Parnassus
Tom, Dick
Harry Mary Hale Martin
Chicago
C. Marketsell
Helen Deard
Karl Bratton
Radio Guild
the Mc
Royal War Dance Orchestra
Hotel Paramount Orchestra
Parmnassus
Manhatters
Barbara Tould
Zoel
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Itcher
Ohio University
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Western Association
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Lester
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Ottawa
Kingdom
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Rome
Victor Emanuel III
Three Hurt
Little Rock
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Ruth Ort
J. Lawton Bennet
Quaker “Oate
Mildred DeWriese
Lucky Strike
Ra Rolfe
Orch Koox Dunlap
Maxwell House
Mona Motor Orchestra
Longine
Amos
Andy
Floyd
Jack Riley
Frank (Chief) Haucke
South Park
Wall Street
Appalachian Corp
Missouri Kansas Pipe Line
Vance PhD
E. P. Datton & Company
Serike Dance Orchestra
N. B. C. Mitworks
Teberce Co
Yellowstone
Denver
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Ariz
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Tulsa
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