Problem Of Wheat Surplus and Famine Debate Across Nations
The Associated Press notes a paradox of bumper crops and famine as prices fall. London talks unite 29 nations on a two year program to cut acreages and exports while protecting bread quality. Italy and France push national price supports and duties. U S Canada Australia Argentina back coordinated measures.
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The
Associated Press
London
United States
Canada
Australia
Argentina
Italy
France
Gasoline Fire Kills Four in Salamanca Cabins
Four Buffalo girls died after gasoline poured on a stubborn stove fire in an Alleghany cabin. Victims include Eileen Dein hart 11 Catherine Frank 18 Gertrude Sexton 16 and sister Margaret 20. Mrs. Sexton suffered severe burns while trying to cook and dash from the blaze.
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Salamanca
N. Y
Roosevelt shifts to world disarmament talks at Geneva
President Roosevelt met with Norman H. Davis and heard from General Hugh S. Johnson that coal industry progress is near. He plans to send Davis back to Geneva to advance the 18 month world disarmament talks while holding funds for army modernization in reserve. Davis may gain authority to discuss war debts with European nations.
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Norman Davis
Geneva
Johnson
White House
Davis
Roosevelt
William Fr. Woodin
Secretary of the Treasury
Woodin
Hoover to testify on Detroit banks probe
Detroit officials asked former President Herbert Hoover to testify before the one man Detroit bank jury investigating the closures of First National Bank Detroit and Guardian National Bank of Commerce. A deposition at Palo Alto was considered. Deputy witnesses include Senator James Couzens and Fr. Charles E. Coughlin as the inquiry unfolds. Meantime a northeast storm expanded with heavy rains, high tides, and fatalities.
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Detroit
Herbert Hoover
Detroi
Harry S. Toy
Harry B. Keidan
United States
James Couzens
Mr. Hoover
Couzens
First National Bank
Michigan
First National
Guardian National Bank of Commerce
Hoover
Palo Alto
Senator Couzens
Charles E. Coughlin
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Ocean City
N. J
Chesapeake Bay
Cape Hatteras
Florida
Georgia
Chicago code man and Washington poker tale
A narrator recalls a Chicago contact, the code man with a 35 hour day and a belief that sleep means danger. In Washington a poker game among oil men and lawyers sparks tales of trust and cash. The piece ends with a dramatic line about the west vs east comparison.
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Chicago
Johnson
Washington
Faeyr
P. S
Huey Long
Louis
Opponents of Recovery Act Questioned in Gallup
In Gallup New Mexico Edward F McGrady assistant NRA administrator demanded names of officials opposing the national industrial recovery act He cited a protest over a miners union permit and said workers will have the right to join a union under codes He noted city officials blocked a permit and described the union as Communist in motive
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Gallup
N. M
Edward F. McGrady
NRA
McGrady
Oliver Leone
National Miners Union
Washington
Leone
H. T. Watson
United States
America
Cleveland
Another Barrow Bandit Caught Near Nacogdoches
L C Barrow and Joe Francis were arrested in a farm raid 15 miles east of Nacogdoches by Sheriff Carl Butler and Chief Tom Drewley. Barrow is Clyde Barrow’s brother, linked to the Joplin Mo officer killings. Buck Barrow recently died from wounds after a gun fight with Iowa officers. Bill Decker says L C Barrow and Francis were wanted in Dallas for auto theft questioning.
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Nacogdoches
Texas
L. C. Barrow
Joe Francis
Carl] Butler
Tom Drewley
Barrow
Clyde Barrow
Southwest
Joplin
Buck Barrow
Dexter
Iowa
Bill Decker
Dallas County
Francis
Dallas
Giants Winners Says Bill Terry
New York Aug. 22 AP. Bill Terry says the New York Giants are sure pennant winners if they can forget their big lead. He notes the Braves helped by beating the Pirates and adds they still face eight tough games with Boston.
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New York
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Braves
Pirates
Hurricane Ramifies Zeeland Town No Casualties Reported
A hurricane of unprecedented violence struck Ouwerkerk in Zeeland province, Holland, wrecking houses uprooting trees and causing serious damage. No casualties reported.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Ouwerkerk
Zeeland
Lindberghs Begin Quiet Iceland Return Flight
Colonel Lindbergh and his wife left Reykjavik on a mapping flight. They refused to reveal their destination and were thought not to be leaving Iceland soon. The couple has been conducting a leisurely aerial mapping expedition along the northern route.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Charles A. Lindbergh
Campfire program for Roswell twelve year old boys
District Scout Commissioners A E Elmore Albert Stubbs Stig Santheson invite all twelve year old boys of Roswell who are not Scouts to an outdoor meeting and campfire program Friday at 7 pm at Haynes Pool City Park. Commissioners aim to meet every twelve year old boy in Roswell.
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A. E. Elmore
Albert Stubbs
Stig Santheson
Roswell
Haynes Pool
City Park
Roswil
Baseball scores from national league games today
National League games include Pitts 4 7 innings versus Boston 1 5 7 in a rain delayed day. St Louis and Brooklyn, Cincinnati and Philadelphia played, while Chicago and New Yorks doubleheader was postponed due to rain.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
New Yorks
High School Teams Split Doubleheader In Baseball
First game saw Pesto a5 100 000 000-171 Chicago 010 402 061x-8 15 0 with Rhodes Ferrell Lyons Grube as Batteries. Second game lists Boston Chicago box and Gomez Dickey Jorgens Harder Spencer as Batteries. New York Cleveland game ends 000 200 61 to 000 020 01 with Gomez Dickey Jorgens Harder Spencer. Washington Detroit game ends 009 011 3 to 2 with Weaver Russell Sewell Sorrell Hayworth. Philadelphia St Louis game ends 200 00 to 600 00 with Mahaffey Coch rane Knott Hemsley.
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Chicago
Rhodes and
Ferrell
Lyons and Grube
New York
Cleveland
Gomez
Dickey
Jorgens
Harder and
Spencer
Washington
Detroit
Weaver
Russell
Sewell
Sorrell and Hayworth
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Mahaffey and Cochrane
Knott and Hemsley
Finney and Greenberg and Berger Take Stand
Finney, Philadelphia A Greenberg, Detroit and Berger, Boston join a notable event highlighting legal or civic action. The trio's involvement signals cross city attention and potential policy implications across major urban centers.
Gerken Installed as Santa Fe Archbishop Tomorrow
Santa Fe Aug 22 AP His excellency Most Rev Rudolph Aboysius Gerken will be installed as Archbishop of Santa Fe in a private ceremony at 8 am with a formal installation at 9 am at the Cathedral of St Francis. A large slate of church dignitaries including Apostolic delegate Cicognani and Bishop Lynch of Dallas will attend a day of ceremonies and a civic banquet at La Fonda.
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Santa Fe
Rudolph Aboysius Gerken
United States
Washington, D. C
Estrelt
Tucumcari
Father Bernard
Gerken
Santa Ire
Cathedral of
St. Francis
Knights of Columbus
la Fonda
Rome
Monsignor
Edward Paulhan
Pecos
Joseph Giraudqd
Taos
Joseph Gauthuer
Manzano
Jules N. Stoffel
Albuquerque
Camillus Fangman
Farmington
Eae Acier Everntaence
Amarillo
Wil ‘Cane
Pees
Ostveit
Colorado
Arizona
Texas
New Mexico
Amieto Giovanni Cicognani
Philip Benicius
Lynch
Dallas
Archiocese
Installation Mass Follows New Archbishop Installation
Santa Fe August 22 AP El Coro De San Francisco and the Christian Brothers of St Michael College join in a penitential high mass at the Cathedral tomorrow after the installation of the new archbishop. The brothers will chant the mass proper and read Gregorian notes.
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Santa Fe
el Coro de San
Weather forecast for Roswell and Pecos Valley
Unsettled this afternoon and tonight with generally fair conditions Wednesday. Cooler tonight across New Mexico with cooler conditions tonight and Wednesday overall.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Roswell Tennis Club Revises Ladder Rules
At a Roswell Tennis Club meeting, leaders approved a new rule requiring the top three players in the ladder to compete in at least one ladder match per week. President Dick Crawford named a committee to draft additional changes, with Otis Brenneman, George Threlkeld, and Perry Bean Jr. on it. Don Kester was elected treasurer and Helen White became secretary.
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Roswell
Dick Crawford
Otis “Tode” Brenneman
George Threlkeld
Perry Bean Jr
Don Kester
Helen White
Eddy County oil and minerals draw on vast New Mexico land
Santa Fe reports a 640 acre Eddy County tract yielding 26 cents per acre from an oil lease and 10 cents per acre from a potash lease. The Santa Fe railroad seeks a right of way lease on the same land, which is permissable. Other possible leases include a business permit and a precious metals lease.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Eddy County
Frank Vesely
Santa Fe Railroad
Captain King speaks at Kiwanis Club in Roswell
Captain J. M. King new Salvation Army head in Roswell addresses the Kiwanis Club and honors Ensign Cleve Irby whom he succeeds. He pledges to continue the army’s large mission. Lions Club accepts Kiwanis challenge for a softball baseball game at Institute Field next Tuesday at five. President Paul Wilmot presides.
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J. M. King
Salvation Army
Rosw
Kiwanis Club
Captain King
Cleve Irby
Lions Club
Institute
Paul Wilmot
Pecos Shooting Leads Man to Surrender at Jail
Antonio Martinez, with a bruised face, surrendered at Pecos county jail at 3 20 am after a shooting there. He said two shots occurred but he had no information on any injuries. He offered little additional detail about the incident.
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Santa Fe
Antonio Martinez
Pecos
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