Roosevelt Opens Way For U. S. And Russia To Trade
President Roosevelt invited Soviet leader Kalinin to send a representative to Washington to discuss possible U S Soviet relations. Kalinin accepted and designated Maxim Litvinoff to come. The talks would not commit either side but signal a sincere desire to ease abnormal relations and seek world peace amid a tense global scene. Wall Street banks planned to ease credit to increase Soviet sales through Amtorg, signaling new financial moves alongside political talks.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Soviet Russia
United States
Mikhail Kalinin
Soviet Republic
Kalinin
M. Litvinoff
Roomneht
Moscow
Rooserat
Gaie Esceniur
Russia
Amsonisted Press
Soviet Union
Mikhail Kalemin
Maxim Litvinoff
Foreign Office
Germany
League of Nations
Far East
New York
Wall Street
Amtorg Trading Corporation
Amtorg
Farm unrest and looming loans sweep the Midwest
Washington reports farm unrest in the Middle West discussed at a cabinet meeting and prompting the farm administration to push remedial plans, likely including wheat and corn loans. President Roosevelt plans a public statement next Sunday night as the situation unfolds. Milestones cited include NRA board strife in Nebraska and calls for coordinated farm holiday actions across states.
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Washington
Middle West
White House
Rooseval
Hugh
Johnson
Reading
Dairymen hold heated meeting on protective association
About 200 Frederick County members of the Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association debated forming a county protective or advisory group at Church Street School. Townsley urged a military style structure. only about 19 supported him. IW Heaps defended the Eastern States Milk Association, noting it does not control the Maryland Virginia group. Elwood H Seal spoke on Washington hearings, saying the U.S. Senate inquiry will resume next Monday.
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Frederick County
Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers’ Association
Church Street
Washington
Baltimore
Charles W. Townsley
Vienna
Raman Ono Re
Fram
Townsley
Eastern States Milk Association
I. W. Heaps
Santa Claus
IW. Ueape
Heaps
National Dairy
Maryland-Virginia Music Producers’ Association
Elwood H. Seal
Unit States Senate
Protective Committee
U.S
Marpland-Viginia Milk Producers’ Association
Ske
John MacGill
Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers Association
Milk controversy marks Maryland dairy meeting
National dairy leaders and officials clashed over profits and the milk code at a Frederick county gathering. John MacGill urged resignation, Homer Remsberg defended the association, and Townsley called for unity amid harsh criticism. Immigration to Canada was noted at the close.
Lane Assist Lynching Probe Shifts Maryland Investigation
Salisbury Maryland October 20 three First Judicial Circuit judges urged state aid as Gov Pitchie state to omit Somerset county in lynching inquiry tied to Princess Anne case. Coroner Jones notified Sheriff Dougherty of a jury ready to hear witnesses while Lane Robins and police coordinate with State Police Captain Johnson on the probe.
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Princess Anne
Luther Dougherty
Jobn O R. Pattison
Asociate
Robert F. Duer
Joseph J. Batley
John B. Rohing
Dougherty
Witesses
Lane
Robins
Balvimace
Edward McK. Johnson
Markets Rally on Trade Hopes and Farm Prices Rise
New York October market rally lifts shares and wheat above prior close on bets for expanded trade with Russia and farm price gains. Sentiment mixed as French franc weakness prompts selling. analysts weigh potential gold standard shifts while uncertainty lingers among speculators.
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New York
Russia
France
Wall Street
Fredericktown Players Plan Benefit Performance
The Fredericktown Players held their second meeting at the FPF Seminary buildings Wednesday night. A reading on Anna Pavlova was given by Mrs Ernest Berger, and plans were made for a benefit performance of The Queens Husband by Robert Sherwood on November 9 and 10. At the first meeting the play Supremed Delila was discussed and assigned to Mary McComas, Mrs George Smith and Robert R Luckle, coached by Mary Louise Day. London County Council provided homes for 36,000 people, but thousands in the metropolis remain inadequately housed.
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Activitiea
Predericktown
Scond
Sagan
FPF
Anna Pavsons
Ernest Berger
Robert Sherwood
Desilca
DrEse
Mise Mary McComas
George Smith
Robert R. Luckle
Misa Mary Louise Day
London County
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Charles W. Bryan
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Towa
Milo Reno
National Farmers’ Holiday Association
Gen’ Johnson
Wiest
Chemeral Haugh ’. Johnson
Czar
James A. Mollison
Buffalo Bill
Defends Association
Homer Remsberg
Milk Association
Dairymen
Grove
Albert N. McCardell
Mrardes
Canada
Tudee
Esta Houck Jr
Ezra Houck, Jr
Elizabeth Rodock Houck
Houck
Jacob Rohrbuck
ASK Lane
First Circuit
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Bennett
Lanvette Crepe
Outing
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C. E. Cline & Son
Carty’s
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