Hay addresses Missouri Democratic state convention closing session
St Louis attorney Charles M Hay urged Democratic leadership at the closing night session in a auditorium with about 1000 attendees. Gov Harry Wood presided as Hay attacked the current administration over unemployment, argued for relief and a program for the people, and voiced opposition to Prohibition while urging a vote on alternatives. He criticized Republicans for supporting status quo and blamed wealth concentration for economic woes.
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Charles M. Hay
St. Louis
Guy T. Helvering
Harry Wood- T
Democratic Party
Inci
Equor
Hay
Hoover
Political speech AR. farm policy and tax ideas stirred debate
A speaker urged relief for agriculture including quick removal of Arthur Hyde as secretary of agriculture and drastic farm board revisions or abolition. He proposed a government bond funded mortgage debt plan with annual amortization and criticized high incomes and inheritances. He warned of rising defense costs and urged a new international policy to cut government expenses. Also items: Budapest palace offered for sale at 500000 dollars, Finland finishes White Sea highway to Petsamo, Soviet astronomers to study stars in New Zealand. Tune in WDAF tonight at 9:15.
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Arthur Hyde
Farm Board
St. Louis
United States
Navy
Social calendar items and notices from Rochester area
Mrs. Charles Bitzer hosts a bridge luncheon for Mrs. Edward Austin of Beatrice Neb arriving today to stay several days. Invitations go to numerous local women and guests for a musical tea at Corbin Hall. University women and house mothers plan a tea for a former Sigma Nu house mother in Rochester. Church Women’s Council sets a 2:30 pm program with devotion, a Japan focus talk, and exhibits at the First Christian church parlor.
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Charles Bitzer
Edward Austin
Beatrice
Neb
Austin
Charles Swartz
Solon Emery
A. B. Mitchell
Ivan Rowe
T. D.fank
C. B. Carman
D. R. McWil
Agnes Husband
Eli Lewis
Etta Corle
Corbin Hall
University House
Rochester
N. Y
Sigma Nu
Alpha Xi Delta House
Women's Council of the First Chritian Church
Carol Shukers
Helen Weed
Japan
Turkey Cuts Red Tape Opens Gallipoli Graves To Markers
Gallipoli graves on the Turkish coast receive stone markers for British and French soldiers killed in the World War. The move cuts import restrictions enough to allow the markers and aids Allied remembrance.
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Turkey
Gallipoli
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Helsinefors
Petsamo
Leningrad
All-Union Conference of Astronomers
New Zealand
WDAF
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Enchantress
Tume
Phoenix
Russia
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Hawaiian Sugar Planters’ Association
Budapest
Hangman
Wang
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Chants
Lawrence Representative
Gladys Hubbard
St. Phone
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China
Fostoria
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