Washington Faces Deep Divisions as Hoover Factions Weigh Remedies
Eminent statesmen gather in Washington for December session as President Hoover weighs plans amid cabinet disagreements. James M. Beck urges fiscal restraint and a Republican Democratic coalition to cut bureaus and taxes, while other figures push varied reforms. The scene includes cost saves, tax shifts, and coalition talk as political realignments unfold.
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Japan presses Manchuria stand amid League and Mexico vote
The Japanese vernacular press calls for firm action against China over Manchuria as 100000 handbills warn national defense is endangered. In Geneva the League of Nations Assembly adopts a resolution inviting Mexico to join, with Nikolas Titulescu elected president and Mexico’s senate accepting.
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Romania
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England
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Germany
Yoshizawa
Martinez de Alba
Hile
la Torre
Gomez
Valparaiso
Port Tongoy
Talcahuano
Senate
Fernando de la Paz
Western
Union
Wheat Exports to China and Germany Stir Trade Talks
The Farm Board plans to sell 15 million bushels of wheat to China and Germany seeks 200 thousand tons from the same source on long term credits. Half of China grain will be milled in the U S before export to ease millers, with shipments of 50 thousand tons monthly starting before October 1. Carl Williams notes American lines must bid lower Pacific freight to win carriage.
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Germany
United States
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Pacific
Rural policy talks amid farm relief debate at Chicago
More than sixty rural experts met at the University of Chicago to draft farm relief policy. Interviews revealed little optimism for cotton and wheat farmers while critics condemned the farm board for discouraging production of key crops.
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Overalls and Ermine at Pomona County Fair
Miss Lucille Gates, queen of agriculture at the Los Angeles County Fair in Pomona, appears in farm overalls paired with regal ermine in a striking, unexpected ensemble.
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Lucille Gates
Los Angeles County Fair
Pomona
Noblest Mother Honored In Cincinnati Pure Food Exposition
Mrs Charles L Ungruhe Jr of Cincinnati Ohio is chosen as Cincinnati noblest mother by the exposition committee. She raised twelve children after her mother’s 1915 death and took charge of the younger siblings, balancing motherhood across two families.
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Charles L. Ungruhe, Jr
Cincinnati
Ohio
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