Cuba's Bru to Open Debt Talks with US Bondholders
President Laredo Bru of Cuba moves to settle about 75 million dollars of public works debt with the United States. Col. Batista is seen as controlling affairs and pushing negotiations with American bankers and bondholders.
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Ederico Laredo Bru
Cuba
United States
Bru
Col
Fulgencio Batista
Gerardo Machado
Batista
Congress
Biul
Michigan Whirl of Local News From Around The State
Holland Tulip Time Festival board begins preparations for the 1937 event set for May 15 to 23. Gaylord reports a 25 room Otsego Hotel fire with $40,000 damage. no injuries. Lapeer widow seeks federal cash value after loss from ashes. Ishpeming miners descend 1600 feet to sing around a Christmas tree. Michigan conservation gains noted in 1936. Flint sees record holiday retail volume despite bus strike. Detroit forms a syndicate to recover sunken Great Lakes cargoes led by Simon Lake. Michigan college enrollments rise 11.9 percent led by state gains.
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Ishpeming
Marquette Iron Range
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Yankee Springs
Allegan
Upper Peninsula
Seney
Federal Biological Survey
East Central
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FHA
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Escanaba
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Lowell
Jersey
Kent County
Jersey Cattle Breeders Association
Fremont
Wayland
Mason—Old St. Nick
Ingham County
Webberville
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Louisiana
Texas
Marquette
Everett Perkins
Perkins
Grayling
Camden
George Shinabarger
Ypsilanti
George W. Slaughter
Slaughter
Deep Run Stock Farm
A. Miller
Lakeview
East Lansing
State Board of Agriculture
Michigan State College
Mary Mayo
Lawton
New York
van Buren
Berrien
Federal Agriculture Department
Agricultural Extension Office
CCC
Cheboygan
St. Joseph Island
Canada
Bay City
M. H. Stuart
Edward Laway
Rogers City
Saginaw Bay
Laway
Moonshiner King of West Virginia Foiled by Revenue Agent
The tale recounts Wayne Gooch known as the King of the Moonshiners, and revenue agent Tom Kennedy who infiltrated his West Virginia operation. Kennedy, posing as a forester, befriended Gooch, then captured the king and his men after confirming large-scale distilling. Also noted is the rise of counterfeit wampum with early European settlers.
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United States
West Virginia
Kennedy
Litttle
Tin Want
Aivant
Asbin
Gooch
Hawaii's Temperature Explained By Trade Winds
Hawaii lies in the mid ocean south of the tropics with a warm year round climate. Northeast trade winds blow for about nine months keeping highs in check. The mean annual temperature is 71.5 degrees with extremes near 54 and 89 degrees.
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Hawaii
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