Note on Wheat Circulated at Parley
London June 22 secretariat of world economic conference circulated a note stressing the wheat question. Four power parley including United States Canada Australia and Argentina paused as Branley M Brice seeks proposals for Australia. The note urges pressing the wheat issue during the conference and warns of price-raising arrangements affecting trade policy.
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Secretariat
World Economic Conference
United States
Canada
Australia
Argentina
Branley M. Brice
Don’t Drag Thru Life A Pack Of Bones
A new discovery, Thor's Vita min compound, yields results in days that previously required weeks of old-time treatments. The breakthrough promises quicker relief and recovery, signaling a shift in therapeutic approaches and prompting further trials and medical discussions among researchers.
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Thor's Vitamin Compound claims rapid blood purification
An advertisement touts a powdery mix of yeast, iron and copper branded as Thor's Vitamin Compound. It promises to purify blood, boost energy, aid digestion, and build body weight within days. Claims include relief from poor complexion, constipation, and fatigue with guaranteed results.
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Stirek
Gol Drugeisie
Per Capita Pork Consumption Hits 72 Pounds in 1932
Chicago reports per person pork intake at 72 pounds for 1932 with 16.69 billion pounds total meat consumption. Figures from the annual National Livestock and Meat Board meeting show 47.4 pounds heel, 6.8 pounds real, 71 pounds land, and 13.2 pounds lard per capita.
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National Livestock and Meat Board
Veterans of Foreign Wars elect Texas officers at convention
E A Heil of San Antonio was chosen state commander after the three day VFW and auxiliary convention ended in Fort Worth. Galveston’s P B A Schoenberg was elected vice commander with Brownsville’s John G Claar as junior vice commander and Baytown’s A B R Booth as quartermaster. New auxiliary officers were installed and meetings set for next year in Fort Worth.
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Big Spring
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Heaumont
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Oklahoma
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Josie Birge
Amarillo
Maud McDonald
Pork
Arthur
Iva Booth
Ebba Schoenberg
Berta de Bretagne
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Beard
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Fort, Worth
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Fort Worth
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Tax Exemption Sought for Catholic Women's Home Building
A city petition seeks tax exemption for the Catholic Women's Home at 114 Wacogdoches Street, noting it is a charitable benevolent institution with unpaid taxes since 1917 and no prospect to pay this year. The document links broader economic plans to sugar and wheat production, urging relief amid price concerns and global trade shifts.
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Catholic Women’s Home
Wacogdoches Street
French Thane Quota RIT Draws World Trade Clash
London reports debate over Hull resolution pushing removal of quotas and restricted imports. It urges rapid elimination of arbitrary limits, favors tariff reductions via bilateral or multilateral agreements, and criticizes discriminatory trade measures by France and U K agreements. The aim is freer trade while avoiding new tariff barriers.
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London
Hull
France
United Kingdom
Hospital Starts Veteran Transfer.
Authorities at Fort Sam Houston hospital began moving 52 war veterans to other facilities by July 1. About 45 were sent to Legion hospital. others were allocated to Tucson Arizona Muskogee Oklahoma and Fort Lyon Colorado facilities.
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Sino-Japan Break Looms Over Treaty Violation Charge
In Tientsin on June 22, Chinese officials claim renewed Sino-Japanese tensions in North China after a May 31 truce. They allege Japanese forces have moved large Manchukuo troops into the neutral zone south of the event wall, granting Japan de facto control of the district.
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Tientsin
Indus
Shaw criticizes world economic conference as a failure
Charles A. Smith reports on George Bernard Shaw lambasting the London meeting as a useless, costly affair. Shaw calls the conference the world idiotic conference, says delegates ignore national needs, and urges an immediate return home as he doubts any global solution will emerge.
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Int'l
Avoy ST. Lawrence
Hertfordshire
Eng
George Bernard Shaw
London
International
Roosevelt
Irish Attack on British Tariff Policy Sparks Dublin Debate
In London on June 22 the Irish Free State accused Britain of punitive tariffs, with Senator Joseph Connolly, minister of lands and forestry, charging that the Ottawa policy harms Dublin. He spoke at a private subcommittee meeting on commercial policy, outlining the Anglo Irish dispute over land annuities and the oath of allegiance.
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Britain
Free State
Josep Connolly
Dublin
Connolly
Lan Ted
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