Hoover Secretary Calls for Unity in Construction Council
Washington Bureau reports Herbert Hoover announces a meeting of the Ginesa Construction Council to unite representatives of the construction industry toward harmonious action. He says the key step is aligning industry aims with government needs and stresses practical, consistent policy.
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Ginesa Construction Council
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New Traffic Tower Groundbreaking on 42nd Street and 11th Avenue
Ground was broken yesterday for a permanent traffic signal tower at Fifth Avenue and Forty second Street. The Fifth Avenue Association led the ceremony with Deputy Police Commissioner John A Harris directing. Commissioner Grover A Whyne spoke, noting the towers would be permanent and that traffic flow on Forty second Street rose about 190 percent since the temporary towers were used.
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Fifth Avenue Association
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Hotel Blsmore
House Leaders Rush on Grain Exchange Bill Stalls in Committee
Washington June 1 House farm bloc attempts to push a revived Capper Tinder grain exchange control bill but is blocked by The Rules Committee with 6 to 4 vote against action. Campbell and three members favored reporting the measure while Agriculture's split near. Stalled by duty to consider section by section and political opposition.
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Rules Committee
Campbell
Committee On Agriculture
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Koes
Ohio
Schall
Minnesota
Department of Agriculture
Advertising Molds World Opinion at meeting
Sir Charles Higham pledged to mold public opinion at a National Security League gathering in the Motel Astor. He urged rapid action for a new advertising theory to influence the public press without regard to a paper’s bias. Directors discussed an international trade conference led by George Haven Putnam to reduce global prejudices and expand international trade.
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National Citizen Union of England
United States
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London
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George Haven Putnam
Putnam
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Gaston Liebert
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Iman Workan
National Civic Federation
William B. Otis
College of the City of
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Court reserves decision on broker Lamborn suspension
Donnelly reserved decision after date on the application of Arthur I. Lamborn for a writ of mandamus directing the New York Cotton Exchange to reinstate him to membership, suspended on June for six months. The suspension arose from charges that his firm through telegraphers provided information to a member in violation of its contract with Western Union, with Louie C. Van Doren acting as counsel.
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Arthur I. Lamborn
New York Cotton Exchange
Mr. Lamborn
American Cotton Exchange
Western Union Telegraph Company
Louie C. van Doren
Lamborn Seeks Redress Over Exchange Suspension
Lamborn described the exchange action as legal and harmful to his name and fortune. The broker's firm employed a seventeen year old who leaked information disobediently, while Henry W. Taft of the New York Cotton Exchange noted lack of overt acts against Lamborn but linked the customer to bucketing with a recently convicted outfit. Lamborn faced a hearing after the board of governors stepped in.
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Lasker Appeals On Subsidy Bill To House Leaders
Washington June 19. House leaders delay ship subsidy vote as Senate action looms. Lasker urges prompt action after another White House conference to determine subsidy fate.
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White House
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Capitol Debates Liquor Sales on Ships and Legislation Pace
In a meeting with the Ohio delegation Representative Lasker defended continuing liquor sales on American ships until courts rule otherwise. He urged delaying the German bill while awaiting action on the general deficiency appropriation bill. The House leadership plans rapid action on a series of measures, with the deficiency bill moving to the Senate soon.
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President to invite leaders of army and navy to talks
At the Capitol the President was expected to invite leaders from both branches to discuss the subsidy and overall situation, with talks likely to take place tomorrow.
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