Grain surplus and export plans shift amid world pact talks
Washington reports a large exportable wheat surplus for the Northwest and Southwest as farmers weigh expanding plantings despite London pact setbacks. Administrators forecast 161 million bushels exportable, with carryovers and July 1 stocks cited, while Argentina hints at hesitancy to join a price boosting accord.
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America
Agriculturel Adjustment Administration
Agriculture Department
Theasia Northwest
Southwest
China
Bureau of Agricultural Eco- Wenice
Pacific Northwest
London
United States
Canada
Argentina
Australis
Trust Companies Under Bank Quiz Moves Ahead
Trust company affiliates under the guard of Detroit s bank inquiry jury this week after hearings with United States Senators Couzens and Van Zandtberg and Father Coughlin. Former Judge Arthur J Lacy to testify as the oral witness as the panel reconvenes.
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Deinera
Trion Guardian and
Debit ‘Trust Companires
Guardian National Bank of
Caml Merce
First National Bank
Detroit
Agann
United States
James Couzens
Arthur 4. Vantenberg
Charles E. Coughlin
Arthur J Lacy
Nationwide drive under the NRA launched with speeches
Washington August 28 Johnson and Singh urged Americans to support the voluntary program. They warned that boycott and violence would derail the effort while promising a large volunteer canvassing force of about 1.5 million to spread the campaign. They projected broad employer participation as the drive began.
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Washington
F& Speech
NRA
Singh & Jonson
Johnson
Jonson
Bur Eagle
Four Pickets at NRA Shop Charged in Brooklyn
Four alleged Communist pickets were arrested in Brooklyn today and charged with violating NRA regulations. The protesters stood outside the Echo Bro Company plant, a shop that has signed the NRA agreement, as authorities tested the legality of such prosecutions from public headquarters.
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NRA
New York
Brooklyn
Pulive
Ehco Bho Company
Flood Moves House Across River Ownership Undecided
In Brooklyns Kelly Point on Grays Creek the flood carried away a house owned by Willam Krahling, a Coast Guard ship's carpenter. The structure drifted across the Magothy River to land on the property of Je R Bourke, leaving ownership in dispute and the family seeking shelter with neighbors after the storm.
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Brooklyn
G. Bourke
Kelly's Point
Grays Creek
Willam Krahling
Krabling
United States Coast Guard Dept
Burns Bay
Magothy River
Lusi
Krahling
Krehling
Bourke
Fatal head on crash near Mullinville Kansas
Four people died and several were injured in a two auto collision four miles west of Mullinville Kansas yesterday. Mr and Mrs John Black of Mullinville were instantly killed their 5 month old baby died shortly after and within hours three other occupants from McAlster Oklahoma were severely hurt and hospitalized in Dodge City Pratt and other towns.
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Greenburg
Kan
Mullinville
John Blalk
McAlster
Oklg
Dodge
Orty
Pratt
2000 Millinery Workers Strike in Paris Protests
In Bonn members of the millinery division strike to press for union recognition as employers refuse to acknowledge the union. The protest involves 2000 workers demanding better representation and labor rights.
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Louis
Aig
Bonn
Mermabers
Imillinery
Clab
Het
Cap
Wnion
Roosevelt to head new oil control board in effort to curb overproduction
President Roosevelt, aided by Secretary Ickes, plans a three government panel to regulate the oil industry. James Mofett, ex VP of the Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey, is likely to lead the group, with George Stocking of Texas and the Interior official as other government representatives. The move signals close supervision of the industry to secure a “new deal” and end cub throat competition.
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Roosevelt
Iskeé
Ail
James &.Moffett
Standard of of New Jersey
Gove
Wwood
George W. Stockiig
Texas
NRA
Sebestor
Interior Department
Hippo Learn Mouse Stunt At San Antonio Zoo
Hippo stunt at the San Antonio Zoo shows well trained animals may enable a feature film. Officials from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer hinted at filming two hippos as they ride and bathe under keeper Andrew Dickens supervision. The stunt has become an everyday keeper duty four weeks into practice.
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayex
San Antonio Zoo
Metro-Guldoyn - Mayer
Filma of & Man
Fred A. Sullivan
Andrew Dickens
Hippo
Jeral
Shoe Men Return to Capital for Code Discussion
In Washington D C on August 2 representatives of the National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Association returned to the capital for final negotiations with the recovery administration. They prepared a revised draft of a code for the industry to be heard publicly, with hearings expected to be scheduled soon.
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Wasitington
D.C
National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
Washington
The
Recovery Administration
Local NRA Pledge Drive Shifts to Chamber of Commerce
Postmaster P. G. Lucas transfers NRA program duties to the local chamber of commerce amid complaints from employees and merchants. About 6,000 local merchants and 20,600 workers are involved as the chamber begins to sign consumer pledges and employer cooperation cards, with Lucas tallying more than 50,000 pledge cards.
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Ural
P. G. Lucas
NRA
Chamber of Commerce
Lucas
Heelic Actity
Aloost
Postnastier
Chamber of Trmmerce
Ecmiag
Terrell
Unecon
Steps Up and Slavery Cards Migrate to Local Workers Chamber
Rambled OCR notes describe a reformer named Steps Up, with references to a classmaster, slaver, and Iynarded cards. The text mentions Washaterlas Headquarters of the NRA notifying past offices on Mont jday that additional consumers cards and stickers are being mailed to the local chesenan.
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Lucas
Chamber of Commlete
Darkass
Washaterlas
Ie Nra
Mont Jday
Mie Iocal Chesenan
Major Tinker Visits Kelly Field on Northbound Trip
Major Clarence Tinker, former assistant commandant and director of the Advanced Flying School, paid a visit to Kelly Field Monday while en route from his current post at March Field California. He plans to take off Tuesday morning for further duty.
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Tinker
Kelly
Clarence
Trating
Advanced Flying School
Kelly Celd
Marchfeld
Calif
Jnr Maret Field
Army of NRA Starts Drive In San Antonio Store Survey
San Antonio launches a canvass by an army of about 2200 workers, half women, to question 10000 Jagers about pack participation and re employment. directed by Dick O Terrell and Mrs Preston He Dial. Major officers lead 10 majors and many captains oversee 19 city districts. progress rapid with no totals released.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lieas
Dick O' Terrell
Tam
Simi
San Antonio
NRA
Bror- Gay
Ternell
Rep
Dick O Terrell
Preston He Dial
Fortes Loring
Ee Oeffinger
Guy Bonham
Malore
Alex Adams
J. Matthews
Wilant GC. King
Maccus W. Davis
Wall Rips
W. J. Johnson
D. Steimindes
C. F. Sutelatr
Jobin
Grisson
Joe M. Frost
Bes
Terrell
Death Ends Fight to Escape Prison
Chicago August 28 Tonothy J Crowe a renowned politician and former sanitary district president died at his home in William Bax Wisconsin. The death follows an illness linked to the altered graft connected with the whopprecea of the sanitary district.
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Chicago
Tonothy
J. Crowe
Sanitary District
Simmer
William Bax
Wis
Crowe
Sanitary
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