Constantine not to return to Greece despite plebiscite hints
Greek turmoil continues as King Constantine is not expected back immediately after the December 5 plebiscite. Allies seek Greece’s pro-ally stance, while Venizelos supporters push for parliamentary handling of dynastic questions. Military figures reportedly split in loyalties amid rumors of vote fraud and foreign influence.
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Constantine Plkus fan to Athens Alter Plebiscite
Constantine of Greece remains in Lucerne denying reports of leaving for Athens. He has no plan to depart before the plebiscite and tentative arrangements suggest a special train may carry him and his suite to London for work starting Wednesday.
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Britain Rules Out Greek Political Change Amid Pact Pressures
London reports Britain disapproves returning Constantin to the Greek throne and insists the army stay at its current strength. A memorandum by Bart Cyn cites British cabinet views sent to M. Leygues for French consideration. The note hints at Franco British alignment on Greek governance while signaling a reluctance toward Turkish prime ministerial revision.
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Purdue University Wins First Place in Judging Contest
Chicago November 28 Purdue University won the college stock judging contest at the International Livestock Show Saturday night. The Purdue team scored 3796 points, ten more than second place Nebraska. Oklahoma University took first in the individual judging with Forrester scoring 881, Mitchell of Purdue second with 816. Other top individuals included Watt Town MG Claude Nebraska and Mather Rausay Saskatchewan, among ten finalists. The show drew about 10 000 entries. judging of the 10 000 entries will begin Tuesday.
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Opposed Plan to Divorce Big Meat Packers
Washington D C November 28 A joint statement from the National Board of Farm Organization the National Consumers League and the National League of Women Voters rejects any court decree to divorce the five large meat packers from their stockyard properties fearing it would interfere with pending banking legislation and a broader policy of regulation. The statement signed by farm groups and labor allied representatives argues against the proposed divestiture and warns of consequences for ongoing policy measures.
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Meat packing control urged for whole industry
A statement argued that, if a federal verdict by the Supreme Court favors Armour and Awitt, it would complicate the site nation and hinder enacted legislation. It urged Congress to act promptly next week to regulate the meat packing industry as a whole.
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