World Wheat Policy Talks Open in London
The international wheat commission met in London to agree on policies to improve world wheat conditions after seven hours of work. Russia pressed for double the 379,000,000 bushel quota, with talks focusing on reports from Europe showing little fallow, rising yields, and European crops about 40 million bushels higher than 1932.
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London
International Wheat Commission
Russia
Bse
United Sates
Australia
Canada
Argentina
Wheat Commission
Associated Press
Europe
Brewers Voice Support For Prohibition-Era Evils Prevention
Washington, D C Nov 28 The Brewers Association vice president R A Habber of Anheuser Busch testifies in a code force industry hearing under the Agriculture Adjustment Act in New Deal era guidance. A well equipped case is for sale at 500 dollars with 4 percent classification in a light classified ad section.
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Washington, D. C
Brewing Indy Today
R. A. Habber
United States Brewers’ Association
Annheuger-Busen
Counsel for Rudy Threatens to Bare All in Divorce
New York dispatch reports Rudy Vatlee and estranged wife Fay Webb facing two Supreme Court hearings. Attorney Hyman Bushel threatens to reveal the actual reasons for the marriage strain unless Mrs. Vallee withdraws motions. She seeks an injunction against a Mexican divorce and to set aside a separation agreement for $100 weekly support. she is in California.
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New York
Rudy Vatlee
Fay Webb
Supreme Court
Hyman Bushel
Vallee
Jail wedding ends with drunken arrest in Texas
Edna Balent ine and Patrick O Neil wed in a city jail after both were jailed for drunkenness. Edna was rearrested 24 hours later and fined $1 plus costs. her husband failed to appear at trial but later sought release to take her to Arkansas. Authorities refused until the fine was paid. A rapid sequence followed as the groom arrived drunk at the county jail to join his bride.
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Edna Balentine
James Patrick O'Neil
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Bexar County
Justice of the Peace
John F. Onion
Bexar County Court House
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Hhis Late
Arkansas
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Hackberry Street
Beth
Milam Weg hosts Warwick's Orchestra Tuesday night
City notices advertise a dance event at Milam Weg featuring Warwick's Orchestra on Tuesday with admittance set at 28.
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Warwick
Ady
Desperadoes FSP Can Escape From Eastham Prison Farm
Six convicts overpowered guards at Eastham state prison farm at lunchtime. They forced guards to bind, swapped clothes with two fugitives, then seized a woman Apostolic minister’s keys and drove off with her car toward Dallas. Two squirrel hunters were robbed along the Brazos river ferry route. Descriptions of the escapees and their car were sent statewide.
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Eastham State Pirseon Farm
Texas
W. R. Stephenson
GJ Lundy
Bolind
Clapp
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Madisonville
Dallas
J. D. Good
van Zandt
Forest Gibson
Fort Bend
Robertson
McLennan
Frank Shelton
Betor
Eterling
Midland
Howard
Monroe Summy
McLennan County
Burgary
Norman Adams
Dallas County
Charles Oran
Harrison
Lower Mail Rate Boosts Receipts in 12 Cities
Acting Postmaster General Joseph O G O Mahoney announced that after the 2 cent drop letter rate, postal receipts rose 1.69 percent in 12 surveyed cities versus the same week with the 3 cent rate. The December issue of The Unit's Bree Rental Directory is now available at Pigely Wiggly stores.
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Nav
Joseph OG. O'Mahoney
Wait Report on Postoffice
Eight postal inspectors who searched the San Antonio post office over two weeks depart with recommendations to Washington favoring retirements. Officials say 17 staffers face retirement under economy plans, with 40 years service. Forced retirements have already cost seven veteran staffers including Arthur Wynne and Mrs. Ide C. Webster. Marginal salaries fund retirement benefits of about $106.8 monthly. Inspectors note possible further personnel cuts while the office runs economically. Gas heaters for sale are listed in the classifieds.
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San Antonio
Washington
Postoffice
Umit
Arthur Wynne
Postal Savings Department
Ide C. Webster
Km~ployes
Rail Agent Wells Dies at 82 in Fort Worth Home
Fort Worth reports the death of W. B. Wells, 82, longtime railroad freight agent for the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe. He served in that role for many years and passed away at his home.
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Fort Worth
W. RB. Wells
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
Oil output cuts push U.S. daily production lower
Tulsa reports crude oil production across major U.S. producing areas last week fell to about 2.26 million barrels daily, with most states under or near their federal allocations. Oklahoma and Texas saw reductions while California dropped under its cap and Rocky Mountain regions rose slightly. License move fails in Montana.
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Okla
United States
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
California
Rocky Mountain
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