German Rabbi to Speak at Temple Berli Ei Relief Drive
Dr. Jacob Gonderlits former rabbi of Hamburg will headline a mass meeting at Temple Berli Ei for the United Jewish Appeal relief and rehabilitation of Jews in Germany and other lands and Jewish retirement in Palestine. He served as a German army chaplain in World War I and received the Iron Cross from von Hindenburg. local volunteers and a goal of $15,000 are listed with committee heads and honorary members guiding the effort.
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Jacob Gonderlits
Hamburg
Germany
Berli Ei
United Jewish Appeal
Palestine
Reich
Cross
von Hindenburg
Solowing
Ben Adler
James Reypheim
Herman Brenner
Israel Dodie
Frente’ B. Pali Elein
Herman Friedson
Ja. S. Frost
Bernard Goldberg
Theodore Guitman
D. 5. Hollinghlum
Sanford Hirschvere
Perry Kallison
D. Kanter
Abe Raufimat
Leo Karreo
Milton Rhitne
Jay Bam’ Levey
I. Lewin
Ernest Levy
Rd. Manheit
Marko
D. Naslach
Dan_ Oppenheimer
Fred G. Oppenheimer
Herbert Opren
Heimer
Dan Pearlman
Luck Pitluck
Idake Ratner
Ka L. Lauteretein
Appar Hang Fish
I. Stadt
E. Lesenator
L. Bebartech
Max Geaman
Sm.” Coot
M. Helland
M Eling
B Unser
Robert Koch
3. Pincus
William Rips
D Sper
Jos Rubi
Jack ‘Ullman
Clem Smith
David Sallk
David Mills
Jake Warokin
Gilbert Lane
Norris Stern
Sid Katz
World Wheat Acreages Rise Foreign Winter Farmed Areas Grow
Washington April 27 The foreign service of the bureau of agricultural economics reported today that while American farmers cut wheat acres under the AAA, foreign winter wheat acreage rose about 3,000,000 acres from last year. Total winter wheat area in 246 countries reached 163,004,000 acres, up from 100,210,000 last year.
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Washington, D. C
AAA
Foreign Service
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Wyoming to Provide Free Hunting and Fishing Licenses
Wyoming lawmakers enact a law granting free fishing and hunting licenses to residents over three who have lived in the state more than 30 years. The measure targets long-term residents, outlining eligibility and implementation dates.
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Wyoming
Oldsters
Ghetenne
Wyo
Cotton Lew Again Tapped by Talmadge
Atlanta April 27 Eugene Talmadge returned to the capital after a Forsyth county tour. He urged removal of the processing tax arguing 18 cent cotton within 30 days, cited auditor savings, warned of New Deal expenditures, and criticized government interference. He said tax cuts would lift prices and praised thrift in government spending.
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Atlanta
Ayeros
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Forsyth County
Talmadge
Talmadze
RRA
New Deal
Talmadgé
Uim
Cotton Manufacturers Adopt Resolutions
Augusta Georgia April reports the American Cotton Manufacturers Association ending its annual convention with strong appeals for government aid to the distressed textile industry. The administration was urged to pay cotton loans at not less than 1 cent for the next year, replace the processing tax with a broader tax base, address the rising Japanese imports, and allocate funds for a thorough study of new cotton technology.
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Augusta
American Cotton Manufactt&is Association
Corton
U S Will Abandon Citrus Tree Census
NBC report cites B A Holden 11 directing a Mexican program as saying the US Department of Agriculture will drop the long running citrus tree census. Officials say the count would be inaccurate for 65 to 90 days due to pest pressure and freezing weather affecting trees on the border.
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U.S
United States
NBC
B. A. Holdale
Ure Fe Oceormindatio
School Executives to Meet in Alice
In Alice on April 22 7 Principal speaker will be Conner head of the College of Arts and Industries of Kingsville. The Gulf Coast Association will hold the meeting as announced by Miss Mary Steel secretary of the organization.
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Alice
Conner
Deat
Cot of Arts and Industries
Kingsville
Bre Nveltsy
Gulf Coast
Mise Mery Steel
Wallace Explains to Farmers at Richmond Meeting
Secretary of Agriculture Henry A Wallace defends proposed amendments to the agricultural adjustment act before about 2500 Virginia farmers. He counters Ben Azor Byrd attacks claiming retailers would need federal licenses, asserting the amendments clarify Congress's licensing power under AAA without forcing licenses on all businesses.
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Richmond
INS
Virginia
Henry A. Walace
Ben- Azor Byrd
Pame Wallace
Wallace
Congress
Free 9 Years Man Faces Prison Again
Lawrence Stalla, 23, who escaped from Mansfield Ohio State Reformatory, was arrested in Detroit after a fight in a parking lot where he sold pens and razor blades. He had fled two months before parole, lived in Detroit with his wife, and faced returning to serve five and a half years of a seven-year term. Ohio officials reportedly promised leniency if he returned voluntarily.
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Detroit
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Ohio
Lawrence Stalla
Smith
Huge Rattler Stain by Valley Engineer McALLEN
One of the largest diamond backed rattlers brought in here in recent months was displayed Friday by Sterling Dietz, civil engineer. The big snake measures one feet one inch and bore 11 rattles, Dietz killed him on the Red Gate road between Edinburg and Raymondville.
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Mcallen
Sterling Dietz
Dietz
Red Gate Road
Edinburg
Raymondville
South farmers back Roosevelt aid programs in new deal
The South's dirt farmers broadly endorse the agricultural aid aspects of Roosevelt's new deal, rallying in Georgia Alabama and Mississippi to support continued processing taxes and President Roosevelt. Despite backing, cotton exporters warn that removing artificial market bolstering could bring disaster. state legislatures and Farmers groups criticize the tax while praising relief programs.
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Atlanta
Roosevelt
Dixie
Eugene Talmadge
American Cotton Manufrciturers' Association
Bullisie
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Dixie Farmer
South
Burglars Take Rifle Radio Watches From Flores Home
Detectives report burglars took a rifle a radio and three watches from Joe Moully at 3130 South Flores Street Saturday afternoon. Loot valued at about $100.
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Joe Moully
South Flores Street
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