Delegation Pushes Open Vote on Hoover Plan
U6 delegation to demand an open vote on Hoover’s one third global arms cut proposal. Senator Claude Swanson of Virginia calls the plan a battlefield blow, while officials in Washington defend the move and stress cautious support from France, Britain, and Japan amid talks at Geneva.
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British Labor Urges Adoption Of Hoover Disarmament Plan
London reports the national executive of the Labor party welcomed President Hoover's proposals. A formal resolution calls the Hoover plan a substantial step toward total disarmament, noting it would be offered by a country potentially the most armed in the world.
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Netherlands labor order unions urge Hoover disarmament plan
The Congress of the Netherlands Orderation of Trades Unions representing 350000 workers sent an appeal to the disarmament conference to accept President Hoover's disarmament proposals. Sir John Bimson told the British House of Commons that London is giving Hoover's arms cut proposals immediate consideration and a further statement will follow.
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Stool Pigeon Chile Acuna Dies After Brain Tumor
Chile Acuna, the famed vice expose stool pigeon, died in Brooklyn Eye and Ear hospital after coma following brain tumor surgery. Once a Swarthy, unashamed figure, he rose to notoriety in 1930 by revealing how detectives hired him to trap suspects, shaking the New York vice squad and sending some members to Sing Sing. George M. Woolsey named ASPCA president, succeeding Frank K. Sturgis who died last week.
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Open Forum letters on morality, politics, and school costs
Readers debate morality of modern youth, government in 1917 wartime roles, and the expense of schooling. Contributors urge a new Congress, critique current leadership, and call for vocational program reforms while noting price and pharmacy concerns. Names and initials appear as signers.
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Calls for New Deal On School Board
A paid-up taxpayer letter argues for a new school board and superintendent to run San Antonio's public schools. It mocks current business men and educators earning $2000 a year for a married man, noting a $4000 income nets about $6 daily for the family and urging board reform.
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Missing Pharmacist Causes Long Wait at Local Drugstore
A reader reports a drugstore lacked a pharmacist or staff other than two Mexican workers. the proprietor was away in town, forcing customers to wait about half an hour for prescriptions for a baby.
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