Prices Revive Sheep Industry in Idaho and Western States
In Boise Idaho May prices for wool rose with rising lamb demand, mid May clips reaching up to 27 cents per pound. A 2 500 000 pound Idaho wool clip stored in Portland moved 22 to 27 cents, averaging about 23 cents, while National Agricultural Credit corp suppressed much of the market. Lamb prices surged at times, though not matching wool highs.
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Boise
Idaho
Tosh Valley
National Agricultural Credit Corporation
Portland
Memorial Day Poppy Sale Totals $157 for McAllen Post
McAllen Veterans of Foreign Wars post raised 157 during the annual Memorial Day poppy sale. Adjutant Wade Olin announced the totals. proceeds will fund relief work and pay. Sheriff Frank Runthen reports a sparse crowd at San Patricia County Jail with few prisoners.
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Linton, Mey
Frank Runthen
San Patricia County
Presen
Triple Yolk Eggs Now in Production
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Mar
George Merkin
Murran
Ted
Jolt Amuses Senate Group In Early Hearing Missteps
Washington March 30 Members of the estate finance committee said they were amused to learn they had received a confidential letter from E. Rochester former secretary of the federal conservation board asking for help in finding a job. The letter dated December 21 opposed a proposed air board act ordered by President Hoover, criticizing Hoover and his cabinet and recalling past roles with Harry M. Daugherty, Sara Stone and John Sargent while serving as press liaison. The incident was recorded in the committee’s hearings on proposed federal all regulation amendments tied to industrial recovery and public works, led by John Elliott of Los Angeles, reflecting opposition to government control of the petroleum industry.
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Washington, D.C
Estate Finance Feminates
Rochester
Federeigil Conservation ‘Board
la George Creel
San Francisno
Air Board
Hoover
Lo Wap
Industris
John Elliott
Los Angeles
Reserve Officers Ordered to Duty Near Fort McIntosh
Reserve officers have been ordered to active duty for periods of 44 days. The orders were announced Tuesday by Eighth Corps area headquarters. Lieut. Robert J. Uhr simnal resrieve of 930 Buyer Street reports from Fort McIntosh, Laredo, and Lieuts Elmer W. Goirtezier and Willan W. Flanner of 270 Terrell Road and 27 Grove Street attend the reserve duty at Fort McIntosh. The duty period runs from June 17.
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Galy
Plaza
Mk Wan
Eighth Corps Ag
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Buyer Streel
al Fort
Tune Dan Oh
Lonit
Dark Malone
Endutirer Veoerve
Arem Avenue
Terrell Road
Willan W. Fian
Grove Pitee
Hoth
Bary An Muustoh
Five Caught After Culver Bank Robbery Slaying
In Culver five suspects were captured after a bank raid that left one slain. Police say the group, linked to overseas crime rings, fled toward Chicago with associates often named in court papers. Evidence traces point to a planned robbery and kidnapping scheme involving accomplices in Plymouth and Seth Bend.
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End
Aete Barilite
Falmerly
Toe Baltix
Chicago
Bere Baran
Tester
Jon
Shon
Boath Chicongo
Induswt
Plymouth
Seth Bend
Shut-In Day Flower Mission Promises Nationwide Cheer
Winifred Black reports from San Francisco on May 30 about a national Shut-In Day led by The Florists Telegraph Delivery Association. Committees plan to send roses and other flowers to every shut-in in the United States, mobilizing florists from coast to coast to gift fragrance and hope to the sick, elderly, and neglected, with June 10 marked as the observance.
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San Francisco
Rose Lilles
Florists
United States of America
California
New York
Chicago
Meine
Caifornia
Seattle
Florida
Rumi
Serdhi
Walt
Iken
Future Farmers Enter State Contest in Texas
Southwest Texas Future Farmers to enter state contest with readers and judges from UNG on May 21. Delegates from Nixon, Yoakum, Breckenridge, Choate, Robstown, Taft, Waelder, Weimar, Hungerford and other schools will compete in public speaking and debate with opening and closing ceremonies. Winners advance to Hunterville July at State Teachers College and the national contest at the American Livestock Exposition in Kansas City in November.
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Téxas
Ween Honnl
Future Farmers of America
Bhalenberg Jive
Hourton
Nixon
Yoakum
Broville
Choate
Bjorkdale
Robstown
Taft
Krrnes City
Waelder
Weimar
Hungerod Shulenverg
Sinton Area Endures Heavy Rainfall In May
The Sinton area reports heavy rainfall over five days with unusually high moisture and favorable air, aiding farmers and cotton crops though forecasters note lingering wet conditions. Strong local winds and saturated soil impact fieldwork as residents monitor weather impacts on planting schedules and road conditions.
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Sinton
Congress Debates Independent Office Supply Bill
A rough report notes ongoing congressional activity. The Banking and Currency Committee reviews routine measures. An executive session is mentioned. Howie indicates a recess for Decoration Day. The Interstate Commerce Committee weighs a subtoad bill. The Labor Committee considers the Peyser Wagner bill for a new employment system. Foreign Affairs ponders DIT instructing an American economic conference to urge cooperation on bi metal alti.
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Howie
Interstate Commerce Committee
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Foreign Affairs
Amerian Economic Conference
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Bi-Metalti
Confirmation Services Set For Festival of Weeks Observance
Rabbi Abraham Dubin of Congregation Agudas Achim will confirm 12 at the Pentecost service Tuesday evening beginning the Festival of Weeks. The class includes Helen Briskman Juliet Braunstein Sarah Ann Gordon Jane Gurel nick Sylvan Guritsky Henrietta Lesser Frieda Liebman Margaret Marcus Stevey Nevelow Lillian Pashkeff Libby Pires and Jina Pinkin. The service features choir selections under Cantor David Kahbter and addresses by the confirmants. A group of 19 youths will be confirmed at Temple Beth El that evening with names listed, followed by remarks by Hebbi Ephraim Frisch. Frederick King directs the temple choir with vocalists and a violinist to contribute selections.
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Frieda Liebman
Margaret Marcus
Stevey Nevelow
Lillian Pashkeff
Libby Pires
Jina Pinkin
David Kahbter
Temple Beth el
Albert Carr
Iving Fenster
Mexine Friedman
Frieda Belle Henry
Alexander J. Oppenheimer
Nease H. Oppenheimer
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Dinsky
George Sanders
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Iher Sebarlack
Harold Scherr
Helen Stove
Edwin Weininger
Wyinki White
Jean Wiedermann
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Confirmanis
Frederick King
Temple Choir
Nd Mexiamen
L. L. Marks
Roy B. Law
Howell Jemea
al Johnson
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Beer Backers Open District Headquarters at Plaza Hotel
District headquarters of the Liberal region to push repeal of the prohibition amendment and beer bill. Rep P L Anderson and Judge Phil Snooker lead local efforts at Plaza hotel. Anderson warns residents about unauthorized solicitors and says no fund appeals will be made before the state convention in June.
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P. L. Anderson
Phil Snooker
Anderson
San Antonio
Liberal Legion
Georgian Predicts 15 Cent Cotton By End Of Year
Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture G C Adams forecasts cotton at 15 cents per pound by year end. He cites currency inflation, depleted money, and rising prices as drivers. He notes mills and farmers seek to sell amid a cotton shortage and market pressure.
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G. C. Adams
Georgia
Widow Sues For $5475 Insurance
Aneta Gaceiinowiaw of George Gareilin files in federal court to recover workers compensation insurance totaling 5475 from Phoenix Indemnity. The suit alleges Camilo Whured caused a person to be exposed to cold and rain during a 24-hour ambulance run between San Antonio and Indianas, Texas, with a January 27, 103% date referenced.
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Henry A. Gieren
Tuieral Gheevley
Federal District Court
Phoenix
Chub Camilo
San Antonio
Iniavides
Texas
Genth
Guerra
Lkwaa
Exporters Up and Coming in League
The Healmont Exporters opened a three game home series by beating the Galveston Buccaneers 7 to 5 in the Texas League slugging watch. Hughes and teammates Easterling, Auby, Morgan, and Walters produced two hits each. English led Galveston with four hits in five at bats. At Fort Worth, the Dallas Steers dropped their fourth straight as Jimny Mipgue held them to seven hits. Erickson started for Dallas. Whitetrad relieved in the fifth after a rally. Tulsa beat Oklahoma City 2 to 1 with Bivin pitching all nine for Tulsa. Oklahoma City extended its winning streak to six after a road trip.
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Hughes
Beaumont
du Witte
Easterling
Auby
Morgan
Walters
Galveston
English
Getling
Fort Worth
Dallas
Panthers
Lang
Tulse
Oklahoma City
Oiléla
Bivin
Tulsa
Bus
Slaying Witness Kidnaped Warned in Hillsboro
Mark Kitchen, 24, a state witness in the Raymond Hamilton case for the John N. Bucher slaying, was kidnapped last night and left gagged west of Hillsboro. He was warned by two men in a car that he would “sit” if he knew what was good for him.
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May
Mark‘ Kitchen
Raymond Hamilton
John N. Bucher
Kitchen
Chancellor Keeps Silent on Debts
London May 30 Neville Chamberlain refused to disclose Britain's debt policy to the House of Commons. He puzzled efforts to obtain a statement about the 73050000 payment due the United States on June 15. He said he never heard a suggestion the question be left to a free vote of the House.
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Neville Chamberlain
Britain
House of Commons
United
Drought Speaker At Graduation Ceremony
A Lake College graduation will feature drought expert HP Droug as principal speaker at 8 p.m. Wednesday. The event begins with the planting of a palm tree on campus by the graduating class at 7 p.m.
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the Lake College
HP. Droug
Luling School Board Restructures Curriculum Changes
The Luling public schools discontinue manual training and add a public school course, restore vocational agriculture, extend the Mexican school term to eight months, and re elect Dr R A Box as superintendent with F Gardner named principal.
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Luling Public Schools
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R.A Box
F. & Gardner
House Votes For State Dry Election
In Austin the Texas House approved a state wide primary election to determine the repeal of Mary prohibition. The vote was 82 to 31 in favor.
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Austin
Senate Adopts School Bill Amid Rural Aid Plan
Austin May 40. The Senate today adopted a free conference report and allotted 30,000,000 for rural school aid facing the next biennium. The House previously had accepted the report.
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Transsenate Today
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Texas Half Dollar Coinage Promoted in Congress
Washington May Representative Paiman of Texas introduced a bill to authorize coinage of a Texas half dollar at one and a half million silver pieces to mark the 1836 independence anniversary. Markets report grain and flour futures mixed with limited activity as trading closes.
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Ini
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Texas
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Texa
Box Scores of the Major Leagues LUANG GETS RAIN LULING
May 30 report describes Luling and family visiting a Lirea square for inen rain Monday morning after Thursday dew and downfall. The weather affected corn and stack yields.
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Bedroom Design Winners Named in Local Contest
Bernice Gaylé of Oak tsiana school won the bedroom improvement contest conducted by the Boxer county home demonstration unit announced Tuesday by Miss Ida F Reynolds. Bartha Evers of Lock Till school was second and Laurie Hoard of China Grove school third. Scoring was by Mr A M Echol, VP of the fifth dinner Parent Teacher Association, and Mrs Samuel J Per king, Parent Teacher group president.
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Ilw
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Lyeme
Bartha Evers
Lock Till
Laurie Hoard
China Grove
A. M. Echol
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Paal
Thomas A. Fedison
Rosendahl cites wrong course for Akron voyage
Commander Charles B. Rosendahl, first commander of the Akron, testified before a joint congressional inquiry that he would have flown a different route than the one that carried the navy airship to disaster off the New Jersey coast on April 4. He said McCard had all weather data but implied a failure to use available information.
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Washington, D. C
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Akron
Joint
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Ohio
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Cotton Futures Hit New Highs Amid Memorial Day Quiet
In New Orleans on May 20, cotton futures rose as markets closed for Memorial Day week. October contracts climbed to 9.45 and December to 9.60, signaling continued strength after a sharp opening advance.
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Nyath
Liverpool
Young Wife Found Dead in Bath Tub at Sanford University
In Sanford University area a young wife, Mia Aline Thorpe Lainson, was found dead with a deep head wound in the bath. Her husband, David A. Laniwon, a press manager, prepared breakfast for their 15 month old daughter before going to the garden. a visitor and a rent estate agent arrived soon after, then entered the dwelling to discover the body.
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Sanford University
Dailly
Aline Thorpe Lainson
David A. Laniwon
Gales
Stanford University Press
Tamson Bald Pollos
Library science work approved by southern high school association
Library committees of the Southern Association of High Schools approved the library schemes of Our Lady of the Lake College and its work. Also approved were library sections of the College of Industrial Arts at Denton and the University of Texas.
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Wieibrary
Southerly Association of High Schools
Atlanta
City News Chambar of Cammerne Tririnb lib moder danne
Edgery reports from Cammerne on the 30th. local happenings and municipal notes blend with community updates and a brief on public events.
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