Wheat Acreage Cut is Key to 1934 Allotment Plan
Secretary Wallace announced that farmers must reduce 1934 wheat plantings by 15 percent to receive federal cash benefits under the domestic allotment plan. The plan pays 29 cents per bushel on 54 percent of the crop, with funding via a flour millers tax.
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Natron
Wallace
Washlngton
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Farrow
Chicago
John Q
Mr. Wallace
Federal transport chief urges railroads to modernize car fleet
Oseell Bl Eastman, federal co ordinator of transportation, asks class 1 railroads to canvass current freight car equipment and submit plans for repairs or retirements through 1928 with average costs. He seeks retirement destruction or subsidy for obsolete cars and voluntary restriction on light construction cars not fit for more than two and a half years of service.
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Eastman
Tie
Iight
Moley Resigns as Assistant Secretary of State
Aymond Moley, regarded as the ace of the Roosevelt brain trust, resigns as assistant secretary of state after a summer White House visit. He plans to edit a New Weekly magazine with Vincent Astor, staffed by W Averill Hardman and WW McNite. The publication will feature political economics controversy and interpret Roosevelt ideas, not as an agency of the NIA.
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Roosevelt Brain Trust
White House
Hyde Park
Moley
Vincent Astor
W. Averill Hardman
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Hts
Moosevelt
NIA
London
Mealeys
Washington moves to repeal prohibition ratified by convention
Washington state votes to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment with about five to two and the plan calls for ratification by the 97 delegates at the October 3 Olympia convention. Only one district with two delegates voted dry.
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State Emergency Committee
Tragic Storm Claims Multiple Lives Across Three States
A Pacific storm wrecked a bridge near Tucumensil causing eight deaths and many injuries on the Golden State Limited. A crash near Mesa mountain killed two pilots and three passengers. In Texas a midair collision over Randolph Field killed two cadets and an instructor. another instructor survived by parachute.
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Golden State Limited
Tucumensil
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Quay
Randolph Field
San Antonis
Texas
Extradition Duel Over Insull Continues in Greece
Greek authorities arrested Samuel Insull at the request of U.S. agents and the Athens Appeals court upheld his detention. Insull faces extradition proceedings framed around American bankruptcy law as Athens weighs whether the charge suffices for cross‑border action. The case may drag on as he seeks Greek citizenship or a constitutional challenge to the treaty.
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Samuel Insull
Ansewer
Athicles
Athena
Insull
Chicago
United States
Greece
Athens
Senator Huey Long Attacks Press After Celebrity Party Incident
Enator HUDY LONG of Louisiana again drew attention by a charity party brawl on Long Island where he claimed to be ganged by enemies and later attacked reporters in Milwaukee while addressing the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Officers apologized for inviting him.
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Loulsiana
Sands Point Bath Club
Long Island
Milwaukee
Louisiana
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