Caffrey Resigns as SEC Chairman Effective December 31
Philadelphia December 17 James J Caffrey Democrat chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission resigns effective December 31 He will join a law firm with Mortimer Gordon and Leo Brady to form Gordon Brady and Caffrey in New York City The move ends his long tenure with the government career men of the SEC and follows the submission of his resignation to President Truman.
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Philadelphia
Securities and Exchange Commission
James J. Caffrey
Caffrey
Truman
New York
Mortimer Gordon
Leo Brady
Gordon, Brady and Caffrey
Border Guard Alerts Over Mexican Cattle Smuggling Risk
Dr W J Dye chief inspector warns that failure of a Mexican animal disease program risks cattle smuggling into Texas from the Gulf to the Pacific coast. In seven months 27 stray cloven hoofed animals were found, all burned with army magnesium paste and destroyed after seizure. Forty-one horses and 17 mules were picked up and sold after tick treatment. Three federal inspectors and three veterinarians inspect cattle passing through the San Antonio stockyards.
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United States
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
San Antonio
Dye
Gulf of Mexico
Brewster Country
Brewster County
Pacific‘coast
Texas Patrol
U. S
New Card Game Swindles Danville Man for 4000
Danville police probe three strangers who drew Ed Hunley into a casino style game claiming big wins. Hunley withdrew 4000 from a local bank before the trio disappeared to a hotel room. The case follows a rash of alleged con games in the region.
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Danville
Dea
Ed Hunley
Huntey
Huniey
Wheat Crop Forecast Sets Tone for Grain Exports
The agriculture department issues its first official winter wheat forecast of the year, noting a weak start in the southern plains due to weather and seeding issues. It also cut the November forecast, placing wheat at 1.3649 billion bushels and corn at 2.401 billion, with overall production about 2 percent below last year.
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Waskington
Agriculture Department
Great Plains
Labor Law Weaknesses Sought by Senate Panel
Washington December 1 1921 or 1922 The Senate House committee studying the Taft Hartley Labor Act invites information on specific inequities from employees employers or their organizations and the general public Chairman Ball Republican Minnesota said.
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Washington
Senate House Committee
Ball R-Minn
Government seeks settlement to avert AFL Western Union strike
Washington reports the government will try again to avert a strike by about 50,000 AFL Western Union employees slated for Tuesday. CIO American Communications Assn urged a joint walkout, potentially uniting the nation. Cyrus S. Ching, federal mediation director, arranged talks after Philadelphia sessions failed. AFL affiliates seek a 15 cent hour wage rise from an average of 96.7 cents.
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New Try
Washington
AFL Western Union
CIO ‘American Communications Assn
New York City
AFL
Cyrus S. Ching
Western Union
Philadelphia
Commercial Telegraphers
Telegraph Workers Union
Telegraph Employes Union
Mexico Bill Aims to Ease Entry to Mexico
Mexico City December 18 17 President Miguel Aleman sent to congress a draft law to simplify immigration to Mexico Secretary of Interior Hector Martinez said the bill will abolish intermediaries who take advantage of the present complex system The measure would abolish immigration quotas and authorize the interior ministry to pass on entry applications
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Mexico
Mexico City
Miguel Aleman
Congress
Hector Martinez
Interior Ministry
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