Farm Bill Set for Senate Session Monday
Washington dispatch reports Chairman McNary of Oregon called the Senate Agriculture Committee to meet in executive session Monday to consider the emergency farm price plan. Opposition from Hoover and Senate leaders grows as probes into the complex measure continue. House passage last night moved to implement price supports for wheat cotton tobacco hogs butterfat and peanuts with a processing tax to fund bounty.
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Washington, D. C
McNary
Oregon
Senate Agriculture Committee
House
Senate
Norbeck
South Dakota
Senate Committee
Hoover
Roosevelt
Senate Agriculture
Barrh
Idaho
Palmer-Lahorile
Two St Louis Banks Close Doors Today
St Louis banks shut again as two more banks failed this morning following a wave of closures in the past ten days. The St Louis National Bank and the West St Louis Trust Company were among those closing. Heavy withdrawals had drained reserves prompting the action as customers sought safety from the era of financial strain.
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St. Louis
St. Louis National Bank
West
Solons Await Presidential Veto on Philippine Bill
Congressional leaders expect a presidential veto of the Philippine Independence bill. Officials widely anticipate a message from Mr Hoover during the day. A separate notice mentions a bungalow on South Presa Street offered at $2250 in light classifieds.
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Solons
Washington, D. C
Iran
Hoover
South Presa Street
Clash at Senate hearing over five day week bill
Washington Jan 1 a clash at a Senate committee hearing involved Senator Black and AFL legislative agent W O Hushing against Bill Dunne of the Trade Union Unity League. Dunne denied Hushing s charge that Dunne fronts Soviet Russia a loud exchange followed with Norris urging topic focus. Howard E Kershner of Glen Ridge N J urged automatic hours adjustment to meet labor demand advocating eight hours if needed or four hours if work is scarce.
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Washington, D.C
American Federation of Labor
Brough
Senator Black
Democrat
Alabama
Bill Dine
Trade Union Unity League of New York
Hushing
Bie
Dunne
Russia
Senate
Norris
Howard E. Kershner
Glen Ridge
N. J
Kershner
Ten Percent of U S People Can't Afford Medical Care
Washington January 13. Louis Reed reports for the costs of medical care committee that at least one tenth of the U S population cannot afford adequate medical care and about half cannot afford adequate dental service in prosperous years. In 1929 Americans spent 3 656 000 000 on medical care, with patients paying 2 885 790 003. the rest came from taxes, contributions, and industry. Reed estimates dental care would cost 44 per year per family, beyond the means of 53 per cent of families with incomes below 2000 a year.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Louis Reed
Committee On
Reed
Ik P
Dial Fannin
Hermit emerges after three years in cellar home
Cincinnati man Arthur Doehrich, 22, ends a three year hermitage in his cellar. Neighbors call police after he leaves daylight, choosing life underground over family interaction. He appears in public wearing clothes worn during the hermit period.
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Sumanate Teatsny Co
Arthur Doehrich
Cincinnati
Oia
Houseton Kites Held Burial for 88 Year Old Here
Stockdale Jan 13 Charlie Houseton age 88 died here Wednesday and was buried yesterday in a quiet local funeral. He was lifelong resident and member of the community club. Survivors include a sister and several nieces. Funeral services were held at the local church with pallbearers from the neighborhood.
Fire destroys historic Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore
The Fifth Regiment armory of the Maryland National Guard in Baltimore was burned to ashes in the early hours, with thick granite walls remaining. Firefighters battled embers and explosions from ammunition in the basement as winds pushed the fire across the area. The blaze, starting around 1:50 a.m., raised alarms citywide, while nearby legends and old connections to Woodrow Wilson and Franklin D. Roosevelt were noted in history.
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Baltimore
Fifth Regiment
Maryland National Guard
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cream of Nujol Offers Rheumatic Relief
A vintage advertorial promises relief from rheumatic agony by easing sluggish bowels. It claims the Cream of Nujol treats root causes, lubricates dried bowels, and restores regularity, with cheap daily cost and no impact on performance. It urges purchase at drug counters tonight.
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