Farm Board Quizzed Over Losses and Co op Debts
A congressional inquiry exposed losses and high salaries tied to the Farm Board and related cotton stabilization and cooperatives. Salaries ranged from 35 000 to 75 000 yearly for top executives while debts and federal funds jeopardize cooperative operations. A Georgia congressman proposes abolition of federal armament aid and limits on government wheat and ton programs.
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Cotton Dodge
Gedkee
Munon Sn Alton
Greta Corporal
Maiary
I Trgo
Farmers National
Ars
Igo Ayr
Greve ‘Btabikostion Corporation
Farmers’ Na Bourlt Corporation
Geily
Cot‘ton
Tte
Ban
Washington
BD. C
Congress
Renre- Blalice
Charles Tt. Crisp
Georgia
Mexico Has Learned U S Is Not a Place to Send Men
In a provocative column William Randolph Hearst laments U S corruption and lawlessness, warning foreign readers against sending law abiding young men here. He mocks authorities, cites misdeeds by banks and corporations, and quips that the bootleg trade prospers while public order decays, ending with a sharp critique of American society.
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Mexico
U. S
Washington City
William Randolph Hearst
Ex Parm Group Chief Indicted in Fraud Case
Alabama farm leader Allen Notthington, former president of the Alabama Farm Bureau Cotton association, indicted by a federal grand jury on forgery charges linked to an alleged government fraud scheme. Also named are a Pratville banker and a brother, both serving four years.
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Montgomery
Ala
Allen Notthington
Alabama Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Goernment
Northington
Pankers of
Prastville
Dla
Nom
Sears
Hoover and Hoover's relief measures spark statewide debate
Frank McDonald, president of the California state building trades, said at the unemployment conference in Los Angeles that President Hoover made a monumental error in treating unemployment as a local problem. He urged federal action as national unemployment rose. At Atlanta, federal penitents were convicted three months ago of bank contrivances totaling more than 5700 dollars.
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Hoover
Los Angeles
Frank €. McDonald
California State Building Trades Cow
Atlanta
Tammany to Take Part in Legislation
John F. Curry of Tammany Hall says the New York Democratic organization is intensely interested in Congress legislation and will push to shape policy for the 1932 presidential race. He met with Representative John Garner and predicts further talks to align factional aims and national legislation.
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Tammany
Curry
Hall
N. Y
Congress
International News Service
Washington, D. C
ENS
John F. Curry
Lester
Tammany Fall
New York Democratic Organization
John N. Garner
Democratic
Laromany
New York Democrats
New York Wits
Tocomany Organization
Cui
Estioix
Curry Sai
Tammany Hall
Gaener
Repre
Garner Pamiany Tall
House
Wisconsin Solon Faces Statutory Charge Arrest
A Madison, Wisconsin lawmaker, unnamed in the report, was suspected of a statutory offense after a complaint by Shelmar, who was arrested on the same charge. The unnamed man faced a probable arrest as the case moved forward tonight.
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Wisconsin
Solon
Madison
Weber
Mire
Shelmar 2
British Tariff Is Menace to Germany
The environment disturbed by new luxury classes which threaten an embargo and seriously menace German trade. calls arise to the British government to negotiate new tariff rates and trade terms. The notice emphasizes the potential impact of tariffs on Germany and urges policy discussion and negotiation.
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Germany
Layretes
Derdin
Bandit Shot In Cafe Hold Up Near Flores Street
A cafe hold up on South Flores Street ended with a bandit wounded after a shot rang out. Mrs. A. M. Short, owner, counted receipts when the masked robber demanded money. Buchanan, a chef, drew a hidden 38 caliber pistol as the assailant threatened violence and fled. Local police reported the bandit escaped after firing.
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Leslie
Buchanan
South
Flores Street
A. M.? Short
Reputy
Qiace
White terror plot thwarted in Budapest arrests
Police in Budapest report thwarting a supposed white terrorist plot to loot and plunder. Arrests included high army officers and others linked to efforts to enthrone Archduke Otto. A secret arsenal and weapons were found near Keöbruck, with further arrests expected and questions about currency violations among those detained.
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Universal Service
Budapest
Dolice
Dela Kun
Archduke Otto of
Suemer
Ostenburg
Bela-Kun
Woman Dies After Mistaking Rat Poison for Root Powder
Mrs. John Nixon, 19, died today after using rat poison she mistook for root powder. A coroner's jury returned a verdict of death by poison, unintended ingestion.
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Dinon
INS
Mra
John Nixon
Alior
Piotsan
Bankers to Study German Credits
Bankers to study German credits in preparation for an international event. The note mentions a meeting on Monday and December timing, with preparations and radio interest. Contact Cratkete 2400 for details.
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Alaris
Thanksgiving By GEORGE PHAIR
A poem in old verse thanking the Lord for daily comforts amid hardship and poverty. The speaker notes wheat, cotton, shoes, and food as gifts while enduring hunger, economic strain, and eviction, praising providence despite deprivation.
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George
Phair
Mail pilot’s parachute save in daring Pittsburgh jump
Melvin narrow, an air mail pilot, survived a life threatening fall in Pittsburgh today when his parachute deployed after his plane crashed onto the roof of the exhibition building. He escaped with a narrow survival, and no serious injuries were reported.
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Univérant
Major Shepard Granted Delay in Transcript and Brief
Maj. Shepard received a delay in filing a transcript and bill of exceptions in his appeal. Judge Richart Mopking of the Kansas District Federal court and Albert T. clerk in the Ninth Circuit notified the court. Shepard, sentenced for the poisoning of his wife, may appeal by December 10.
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Patenelo
Charles
Shepard
Albert T Clerk
J. 9
Anreals
Tenth Circui
Richart J. Mopking
Kansas District Federal
Shopard
Army Orders Wnilveranl Bersice WAMMINGTON, D.C.
In November the army issued orders routing assignments for badge holders and staff. Major Frederick H Sparrenbergs, M.S. retirements and transfers were listed. Herbert O Learns Teannese to Bilederek Cavin and Hervey T. Klee among others. Fairneld devola Washington reassigned. First Lieutenant Harry W Toward pending dispatch. David T. Jonneon and Michel Meld noted for Emennad. Second Clerk Livirnt Lesiukey to Panama.
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Wnilveranl Bersice Wammington
D.C
Majert
Frederick H- Sparrenbergts
Herbert O-Lears
Teannese
Bilederek
Cavin
Hervey T. Klee
M.A. C
David T. Jonneon
Michel Meld
Emeinnad
Livirnt Lesiukey
Avashinelan
Panama
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