Arms Probe Delves Into Morgan War Finance Roles
Washington reports detail Morgan interests selling 363 million dollars worth of goods to Allies before U S entry, with Morgan as purchasing agent for Britain and France. Testimony cites Morgan cables inviting Britain to buy control of an American arms plant in 1916, as Senate Munitions panel questions war time financing.
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United States
France
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Nye
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Remington Arms Co
Midvale Steel and Ordnance Co
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Vickers, Ltd
Royal Commission On
Basil Zaharoff
Vickers
Lawrence
Grazing Act Administration Attacked at National Meet
Phoenix delegates to the 39th annual convention of the American National Live Stock Association denounced Taylor grazing act administration. F. E. Mollin urged shifting range contracts from the forest service to local units. F. R. Carpenter defended aims but delegates faulted lack of clear regulations and permit renewals. About 1,000 cattlemen attended.
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American National Live Stock Association
F. E. Mollin
Denver
Cattlemen’s Organization
Federal Forest Service
F. R. Carpenter
Washington, D. C
Forest Service
N. M. Wool Growers Assn
Albuquerque
Department of Interior
New Mexico Wool Growers’ Association
New Mexico
Floyd Lee
Interior Department
Lee
Roger Gillis
del Rio
Tex
The
Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers’ Association
Byron Wilson
McKin
College Basketball Scores From Across the Regions
Associated Press rounds up games across Kansas Colorado Oklahoma Texas Arizona and Nebraska noting Kansas 28 Kansas State 17 in Manhattan and Colorado 32 Colorado Mines 19 in Golden plus matchups in Tulsa Abilene Waco Edmond and Denver among others with varied point totals and outcomes.
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Tex
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Baylor
College Station
Texas A. & M
Sam Houston
Edmond
Cokla
Central
Oklahoma A. & M
Iowa Farm Leaders Discount Uprising as Prank
Des Moines Iowa January 8 AP farm leaders rejected the notion that the Supreme Court ruling nullifying the AAA would spark a Midwest farm uprising They said Iowa farmers have strong stakes and will press for a new farm program without resorting to violence They noted rising farm prices and income as signs for sober action led by Ray Murray and Charles E Hearst
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Ray Murray
Charles E. Hearst
Iowa Federation
Dr Crile Speaks at Advertising Club Meeting
Dr A D Crile delivered a fine talk at the Advertising Club meeting titled Today. A Santa Claus Day financial report sponsored by the club was read and reported very favorable.
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A. D. Crile
Advertising Club
St Michael's College Open 20-Game Basketball Schedule
Santa Fe AP The St Michael's College basketball team in Santa Fe will begin a 20 game schedule this Friday. Denver AP Rocky Mountain Conference teams Colorado University and Denver University opened play with victories as they prepare for eastern division clashes Friday. CSU beat Mines 31 19 at Golden and Nebraska 45 35 in a practice game. Friday matchups include Wyoming vs Greeley at Greeley Western State vs Colorado College at Colorado Springs and Colorado State vs Colorado Mines at Golden.
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Golden
Tempo Pacing Domination Highlighted by Coach Remarks
A coach praised a specialized workout to perfect pupil balance stroke and technique and said he would continue it through the season amid a match against the deaf school quintet. The schedule includes a January 26 27 trip to El Paso to face Cathedral High Isleta Tex teams.
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A's and Red Sox Begin Noted 1935 Trade Talks
New York reports Ed Collins disclosed a July 4 talk when the Mackmen planned a deal with the Red Sox. Boston sought Jimmy Foxx and other A's stars while acknowledging debts. Cronin weighs lineup moves as rosters shift. Connie Mack hints at selling Pinkie Higgins to the Yankees amid high asking prices and Yankees aims.
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Heinie Manush
Werber
Connie Mack
Pinkie Higgins
Yanks
Higgins
Colonel Ruppert
Turkey
Joe McCarthy
Los Angeles Golf Meet Opens Friday
A 36 hole qualifying round reduces the Los Angeles $5,000 open field to 86 players from 182. The 86 join 42 exempt players to start the tournament Friday. Among today’s entrants are Jimmy Hines, Riverside Open winner, and Pat Abbott, Southern California Open champion.
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Jimmy Hines
Pat Abbott
Tatum High Defeats Jal High 34 to 4
The Tatum Coyotes won their second straight basketball game, defeating Jal High 34 to 4 in a late Saturday night home game at Tatum.
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Jal High
Tatum High School Coyotes
Tatum
Increase of Women Golfers During 1935
New York notes a surge in women golfers in 1935 due to better business conditions and coaching efforts. Sam Parks Jr. rises in the National Open, while Johnny Revolta wins the PGA title, sparking youth rivalries. The PGA offers a free consultant-architect service led by A W Tillinghast to clubs. Amateur golf may ascend to former heights with Lawson Little remaining a strong figure.
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Sam Parks
P.G.A
Johnny Revolta
Professional Golfers’ Association
A. W. Tillinghast
Contest to Find Model Chevrolet’s Millionth Car Owner
Chevrolet announces a nationwide search aided by newspapers and 19 000 dealers to identify the owner of a registered licensed car as the year’s millionth Chevrolet. The 1936 Standard Coach will be awarded to the oldest in regular service found between December 16 and January 15.
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Chevrolet
United States
America
Flint
Contest
Silver City Man Dies Buried in Local Burial
The body of L. H. Bartlett, 73, former general manager of the Chino Mines Mercantile Stores, was brought to Silver City for burial today.
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Silver City
N. M
L. H. Bartlett
Chino Mines Mercantile Stores
Wyoming Association official outlines visiting stockmen program
Secretary of the Wyoming Association and a member of the National Association legislative committee spoke about an entertainment program for visiting stockmen after their business sessions. Mr. Lee indicated the program will be announced soon.
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Wyoming Association
Legislative Committee
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