Hoover Sets Stage for Farm Board's First Meeting in Washington
Washington July 13 The eight year old Republican Hoover plans last minute conferences ahead of the Federal Farm Board’s first meeting Monday. Alexander W. Lecce and Carl Williams brief Hoover on organization and code as Wheat problems and market surpluses loom, with droughts and floods threatening the 1930 crop and exports needed to cut grain stocks.
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Washington, D.C
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Hoover
Federal Fan Board
Alexander UW. Lecce
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International Harvester Company
Carl Williams
Cat: Yon Growers
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Farm Board
Department of Commerce
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Seeven
Neree
Middle West
Artist to Lose Park Home in Brackenridge Studio
Hugo Pohl, artist, must surrender his Brackenridge park studio home by order of Mayor C. M. Chambers. The mayor declares Pohl has no right to reside there and the dwelling will be turned over to the new park superintendent, Charles Fulton.
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Hugo Pohl
Brackenridge Park
C. M. Chambers
Pohl
Charles Fulton
San Antonio
Night club gunfight in Broadway district leaves two dead
A Dawn shootout at the Horay Votes club near Fifty-fourth Street in New York killed William Cassidy and Simon Walker. Cassidy brother Pete was wounded as six gunmen entered from rear positions firing into the Cassidy party. Police found Cassidy died at hospital. others fled in cars as patrons fled the scene.
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Broadway
Simon Walker
William Caeshdy
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Cassidy Brothers
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Horay
Walker
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Honde
Young Cudahy Faces Drunken Driving Arraignment
In Los Angeles on July 15 Michael Cudahy 20 son of a millionaire meat packer was arraigned in municipal court on drunken driving charges under California Vehicle Act section 112. Judge Charles D Bollard set July 10 for a preliminary hearing and bail at 1500 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Michael Cudahy
Turon Fil‘s
Young Cudahy
Hollywood
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Cudahy
Charles D. Bollard
Waa
Kansas City Man Killed in Cemetery Truck Crash
A Kansas City man identified as Alex Vachs was killed in a crash while a coffin was being transported to a cemetery. Authorities say a brace failure caused the vehicle to veer, leading to a fatal accident near East Pro Meo. Investigation continues.
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Alex Vachs
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Butler Promoted Major General in Navy War Era Hero
Smedley D. Butler, veteran Marine Corps officer and former Philadelphia public safety chief, is promoted to major general by President Hoover on Secretary Adan's recommendation. He succeeds Eli K. Cole, with Col. John Twig promoted to brigadier general. Butler's career includes combat in Cuba, the Philippines, Nicaragua, Haiti, Santo Domingo, France, and China, plus multiple decorations.
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Marine Corps
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Heutenz
America
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Etary
Williams Yancey Plan Effort to Fly from Rome to New York
Rome reports Roger Wile Nara and Capt. Lewis A. Yancey will not return directly to America. They will begin a westward flight from Rome to New York, planned for 1040 or 180 after official confirmation. The decision follows a government announcement about a future mine project and a market initiative for next year.
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Lewis A. Yancey
America
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New York
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Telinn Goverment Seit
New Farm Board Heads Toward First Meeting
The new Inderal farm board prepares for its first meeting on Monday to consider emergency actions to stabilize farm prices, led by President Hoover with Legre, Williams, and Stone among present members. A nationwide campaign to enlist farmers in cooperative marketing is among initial proposals to rally support for price relief.
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Inderal Farm Board
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Hoover
Alexder H. Legre
Carl Willams
J. ©. Stone
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Early vote Solons face delays in stalled session
Austin July 13 The Forty first Legislature faces a third failed session with a possible continuation into next week as free conferees spar over educational and departmental appropriations. Moody weighs the proposals on Saturday, while the leased lands issue looms large.
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Genera} Land Office
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Committee On Claims and Accounts
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Fireman uawin Fe Bebladeer in Know Your Firemen feature
In the Know Your Firemen series, Fireman uawin Fe Bebladeer is shown at Central Fire station. A future session could be required if the legislature does not address budget figures including a $20,000,000 governor’s request and $27,000,000 for departmental educational claims and accounts.
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Gouth Laredo Ateeet
Dnday
Know Your Firemen
Sndderman
Central Fire Station
Missing 12-year-old girl sought by Harlandale police
Police sought Fonnie Patty, 12, daughter of B. Petty of 226 Went Say ers avenue, Harlandale, who disappeared from home early Friday. Description notes a small frail girl with dark complexion and straight dark hair.
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Fonnie Patty
B. Petty
Sayers Avenue
Harlandale
City eyes free water fight to trim annual bill
Mayor C. Chambers announced a plan to oppose water charges claiming city water property pays taxes and should receive free water. A meeting with the water board president Judge Arthur Scelligson was set, but no quorum delays action. last year the city paid over 30,000 for water.
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C. Mr. Chambers
He ‘Nayor
City Water Board
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Arthur Scellgson
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Water Board
Virginia Exports Rise Noted in 1028 Report
Virginia's merchandise exports for 1028 reached 142,004,000 dollars, an increase of 6,000,000 over 1827, according to the Department of Commerce data released from Richmond.
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Richmond
Department of Equisterce
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