Coal Strike World News: Peace Talks Denied by UMWA Chief
Illinois executives view conference as dead issue while John L. Lewis cites possible central field meeting. Hoover aides seek federal help to curb profiteering as strikes affect rail and utilities. preparations for a coal program committee proceed. Troop movements and mine guards increase amid clashes in Kentucky and West Virginia as operators seek protection.
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Kansas Wheat Growers Seek 2.5 Million Aid for Marketing
Washington July 26 The War Finance Corporation announced an application by the Kansas Wheat Growers Association for an advance not to exceed 2.5 million dollars to finance orderly marketing of wheat for the coming season. Representatives from Washington Idaho Montana and North Dakota wheat grower groups will appear before August 2. The record shows multiple regional advances totaling tens of millions to support cooperative marketing of agricultural products and related sectors.
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Montana Wheat Growers' ’Association
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Virginia
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Oklahoma Wheee’ Association
Texas Wheat, Growers
Wheat Growers’ Association
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Arkansas Cotton Grossers’ Operative Association
Eye In Cotton Growers Co-operative Aeiation
Arkansas Forme Union Cotton Growers’ Association
Mabon Farm Baren Cotton Assocition
South Carolina Cotton NG
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Cuba faces loan talks amid US Cuba policy memo
Havana July 28 The State Department released a memorandum by Maj Gen Enoch Crowder special representative to President Taft outlining conditions for any new or existing loans to Cuba The document stresses Cuba must honor its permanent treaty and constitution and that US support depends on Cuban legislative and executive adoption of a stance acceptable to Washington Also notes Crowder denied reports he planned to leave Cuba or justify any action and says the US will not abandon its mission.
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