Farm Attaches Included in TS Plan
The United States plans to add agricultural attaches to the foreign service as part of a new bill. It would create an agricultural division to study world competition, farm management, and marketing of agricultural goods abroad. Current exports of U S farm products exceed 1 5 billion annually while imports total about 1 0 billion, intensifying competition with American agriculture.
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Foreign Affairs Committee
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United States Foreign Service
Foreign Service
Department of Agriculture
Porter bill seeks aid by linking exports to foreign service
London dispatch notes a U S proposal to expand agricultural exports via the foreign service to boost foreign consumption and aid American farmers facing foreign competition. The measure, by Porter, is before the foreign affairs committee for action. A Salvation Army hall luncheon in London fed eighteen workers and 251 children funded by an anonymous donor.
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Teip
Salvation Army Hall
Youth to Reveal Five Stolen Aulos This Weekend
Five stolen aulos are expected to be recovered Saturday night after the arrest of a 17 year old Mexican youth who confessed to Detectives Harvey and Beill. He said an accomplice traveled to Corpus Christi last month and hid for a few days before returning and resuming activities.
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Beill
Corpus Christ
Orient Looms as Power in TFARS
In an interview from GAIRU dated April 21 Col Bauer son of the Big Bertha mastermind argues the East will eclipse the West as Asia awakens. He notes rising anti British sentiment in North China and predicts a vast future Chinese market once the country is pacified and united. A Chinese mission accompanies him as he travels from China to Germany.
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East
Col. Bauer
Big Bertha
Paris
Atul
Ludendorff
Taner
Csiro En Towle
Germany
China
Peking
Britain
America
Ching Kai Shek
Nanking
Bauer
Hie
Ching
Sandino raids loot Bonanza and La Luz mines in Nicaragua
International News Service reports that Sandino forces looted and seized the Martinez wahngeay camp and the Bonanza and La Luz mines in the Cape Grarias and Principalea districts. About 300 armed men conducted the raid. mine superintendents were reportedly taken prisoner as Marines search the area for bandits.
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Ternational News Service
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Nicaragua
Martinez Wahngeay
Cape Grarias
Bonanza
la Luz
Principalea
United States
Death Penalty for Girl Attack in Turkestan Now
International Nava Service reports in Turkestan that two Soviet citizens were convicted and shot for attacking a 19 year old girl Mary Saltikova and her child. They lured her with a fake advertisement, bound and held her for two days until police raid. The two were executed within 48 hours. a third received ten years hard labor.
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Nava Service
Mabach - Kala
Turkestan
Soviet Union
Lawse
Oil Man Must Pay $6500 for Woman's Love
In Los Angeles on April 21, oilman Robert J. Casner was ordered by Judge W Park Wond to pay Peter Mathew Cook $6500 after Alma Cook testified Casner picked her up and arranged meetings. Casner had sought to dispute the claim, with Mrs. Cook's testimony detailing the relationship and resulting costs.
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Angeles
Trobert J. Casner
Casner
Yusterday
Peter Mathew Cook
Alma Cook
W. Park Wond
Banker Giannini Leaves For Europe
New York April 21 The banker Giannini of Bank Kransinco under ername, with his wife and daughter, Claire Totton, sails for Europe to obtain first hand information on conditions there. He expects to be gone until September.
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Br Niveran
York
Europe
ALP
Giannini
Ban Kransinco Bunder
Claires Totton Tie
Maiia Viner Cotte Grande Tadas
Cone
Aviator Dies in Crash Into Wires
An unidentified aviator died today when his plane collided with high tension wires during an attempted landing. The crash burned the pilot and the wreckage on the ground near the airfield, with emergency crews responding quickly to the scene.
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Aduetnalevis
Avhangha
Ube
Finan
Madrid to Honor Oldest Citizens
Madrid plans ceremonies to honor the citys oldest inhabitants, hosted by the Association of Sons of Madrid. The list includes General Weyler and about 200 elder residents believed to be over 90 years old, with the association intending to honor them at the event.
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Madrid
Association of Sons of Madtrid
General Weyler
Neo
Britain Seeks Four World Air Records This Year
Britain plans to break four world air records this year as April 21 marks the official start. An attempt on the speed record will be made at Calshot within two months using a streamlined craft. For height a special wide wing Kuper Bristol machine is tested. other attempts will use specially built aircraft.
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Britain
Calshot
Horned Rabbit Found Near Amity Arkansas
Amity Arkansas reports an unusual horned rabbit discovered near town by William Bhort. The creature, a normal rabbit except for a horn protruding behind each ear, measures about one and a half inches long. The find is described as a freak of nature by locals.
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Amity
Ark
William Bhort
Russia to Build Aerial Hospital in Leningrad
The Leningrad Metch nikaf hospital chief Professor Oppel announced plans for a world first aerial hospital. The craft would use a large platform suspended by four aerostats and stabilized by a sand anchor system.
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Leningrad
Metchnikaf
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