Chicago Milk Strike Reaches 80 Percent Blockade Effect
Chicago reports its milk stoppage is 80 percent effective as of today with a planned Monday goal to halt supply entirely through blockades and farmer cooperation. Wisconsin deliveries are zero, and the Pure Milk Association warns the strike may cause shortages, though officials seek federal steps to ease the dispute.
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Wisconsin
B. Spofford
Ulinots
Agricultural Adjustment
Washington
Pure Milk Association
Salem
Wis
Mont Gay
Gas Bombs Used in California Strike
Gas bombs were towed today by reserve units ordered to the San Fernando valley dairy area after a strike walkout near Reseda. Firefighters said no injuries occurred and there was no other violence following the incident. Two barrels reportedly were thrown, with one suspect admitting responsibility.
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Angeles
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San Fero Valley
stiRre
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Reseda
Felire
Arzement Sought in Dallas Milk Area
In Dallas TAUss district about 200 milk producers signed a petition seeking a public hearing by the U S Department of Agriculture to control prices and trade practices. They propose $2.40 per 100 pounds for Class 1 milk retail in Yetties and $1.90 per 100 pounds for Class 2 milk in bulk for processing as a step toward price stabilization.
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Dallas
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Tauss
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
National Life Certificate Offer Warns of No-Cost Policy
The National Security Life Association of California advertises a life protection certificate for ages 10 to 75 offering $1000 for death and up to $2000 for accidents without medical exam. Readers are told to send only $1 and provide name, age, and beneficiary to receive the policy, with no money owed and no agent visits.
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Dealle
French Premier orders sweep of Bayonne pawnshop crash probe
Paris January 6 Premier Camille Chautemps announced a sweeping investigation into the Bayonne municipal pawnshop crash and the disappearance of founder Alexander Stavisky. The inquiry targets alleged negligence by the pawnshop, courts, and government, linked to Stavisky's activities and a 53 000,000 claim.
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Alexander Stavisky
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Mofon
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Army Orders Postings Highlight Transfers and Retirements
Army orders list LT COL Thames Hammond retirement after 32 years and multiple transfers. Names include Norman T. Kirk in Washington and Harley C. Dagley Cav to Hot Springs hospital. Other officers move to Hawaii, Philippines, Fort Banks, Fort Sill, and Fort Sheridan with various corps.
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D. C
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Peter G. Carpenter
Fort Sheridan
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Meg
Wrightfield
Albert ‘W. Heamer
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James 5. Hanessuo
Philippines
Leo J. Partlow
FA. Norman
Okla
Fort Sill
James B. Harvey
Stanley A Clark
Fitzsimmons Honpitel
Edward D. Spkea
Presidio
San Francisco
Clifford C. Wagner
Fort Thomas
Ort Knox
Milk Prices Stagnant Amid Brief Price War Talks
After brief incipient price wars in the retail milk market, tensions cooled. Current milk prices stand at 6 cents per quart at some cash and carry stations and 8 cents per quart via delivery systems.
Tax Cut Delayed ByBig 7.3B Deficit Says Leaders
Washington January report notes a 7.3 billion dollar deficit from Roosevelt relief programs delays tax reductions for years. Leaders including Daughton and Dickinson warn of heavy debt service and rising interest, while plans show increased debt payments and possible relief only later. Substantial figures rework treasury finances across 1930s.
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Roosevelt
Daughtan
Denocrat
North Carolina
House
Dickinson
Republican
Iowa
Senate Appropriations Committee
Treasury
Virginian Dies in Honda Car Crash
Joseph W. Kreutzner a 57 year old Alexandria Virginia salesman died in a hospital after his automobile overturned eight miles east of town. Physicians said his jugular vein was severed. He walked 150 yards from the wreck toward Hondo until a San Antonio bound bus picked him up while en route to San Antonio.
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Hondo
Joseph W. Kreutzner
Alexandria
San Antonio
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