Delegation to Demand Open Vote on Hoover Plan
Geneva June 23 delegates from the American delegation pledge to push for an open vote on President Hoover’s arms reduction proposal. Senator Claude Swanson of Virginia calls the plan a key step but warns it must not die in committee. Hoover seeks a one third global cut and stance on security pacts shapes Geneva talks.
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British Labor Urges Adoption of Hoover Disarm Plan
London dispatch reports the National Executive of the Labor party endorsing President Hoover's disarmament proposals. The resolution calls the Hoover plan a substantial step toward total disarmament, noting the United States as a potentially the most powerfully armed nation.
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Netherlands labor union backs Hoover disarmament plan
The Netherlands Federation of Trades Unions representing 350000 workers sent an appeal to the disarmament conference to accept President Hoover's proposals. In London Sir John Simon said Britain is giving Hoover's arms cut proposals immediate consideration.
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Acuna Puts End to Vice Pigeon Scandal Fame
M Y Chile Acuna, the famed vice expose stool pigeon, dies after a brain tumor operation in Brooklyn Eye and Ear hospital. Once protected by police, his death ends a career that toppled the old vice squad and led to prosecutions and reforms in 1940.
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Woolsey Elected President of ASPCA in New York
George M. Woolsey was elected president of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. He succeeds Frank K. Sturgis who died last week. Woolsey is a member of the stock exchange firm H. N. Whitney & Co.
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Open Forum Letters Critique Public Life and Costs
Local readers debate morals politics and education funding in the Open Forum. Emma Hale Dacamara criticizes wartime nostalgia and Congress while another taxpayer questions athletic coaching costs and licensing in schools.
Complains Druggist Absent From Store
A resident two miles from town reports visiting a local drug store to fill a baby’s prescription but found the proprietor away and two Mexican employees present. The customer waited about half an hour for service and expressed dissatisfaction with the absence of the owner.
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Calls for New Deal On School Board
A citizen argues for a new San Antonio public school system leadership, criticizing current board members and the superintendent for proposing a $2000 annual salary for a married man with dependents. The writer contends that a $4000 plus income yields only about six dollars per day for the family and urges reconsideration, urging better school governance.
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