Moratorium of Governors Demanded by Farm Holiday Group
Striking farmers from the Middle West present to nine state governors a plan to embargo farm commodities until prices cover cost of production. Milo Reno cites wholesale bankruptcy risk and urges immediate action. Demands include mortgage foreclosures and evictions moratoriums, a congressional session, and an embargo on imported agricultural products until tariff measures pass.
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Byoux City
Town
Middle West
Farmoars
Milo Reno
Farm Holiday Association
M. McVeigh
Farms
Fondatunig
Reno
Wold
Congress
Dad as Baby's Watcher Earns Leather Medal
In Boston on September 10 George M Webb of Batley Street Somerville was praised for watching his child Paul three as his wife returned home. George was awakened by the wife’s concern and the matter led to the patrolman delivering Paul to his worried parents after a late night misadventure.
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Boston
George M. ‘Webb
Batley Street
Somerville
Webb
George
Wif
Paul
Pati
Herbert Stokes
Record of 12 Boy Babies Born in 10 Days at Highland Hospital
Beacon New York report notes Highland hospital records show 12 male births in a ten day span. Each newborn weighed eight pounds or more, marking a notable run of healthy deliveries in the period.
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Beacon
N. Y
Highland Hospital
Rescue ships bring aid to Abaco after Caribbean hurricane
Rescue OHPS reports dispatch of ships bearing food water and medical supplies to Great Abaco Island about 50 miles north, following the West Indian hurricane. Cent. Arthur Holland and David Salter say 21 lives lost, 3 injured, extensive property damage. six killed at Green Turtle Cay, four at Cooperstown, and nine total deaths confirmed across affected Bahamas communities.
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Nassau
B. 1
Abaco Island
Florida East
Cent
Arthur, Holland
David
Salter
Ates
Eatry Lay
Green Turtle Bay
Cooperstown
Great Guana Bay
German Sets Pole Sitting World Record in Hamburg
Ernst Helsch set a new pole sitting world record by remaining atop a pole for 60 days surpassing the old mark by nine days. His American predecessor Emil Rickert previously held the record. Hamburg residents watched daily from a restaurant near the Winterhude ferry, hopeful Hamburg would claim the record from the United States.
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Hamburg
Ernst Helsch
Helsch
Emil Rickert
Winterhude
Helret
United States
Overalls Save Boy From Fatal Fall
In Windsor Colorado a 12 year old climber named Jack Wilson fell from a flour mill wall. His overalls caught on a protruding edge and held him aloft until Carl Hurleh arrived to rescue him, saving his life.
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Windsor
Colo
Jack Wilson
Jack
Carl Hurleh
Merchants Use Goods for Money in Central New York
Merchants and farmers across more than a dozen central New York counties are using goods as a medium of exchange in place of money. Dr. Raymond J. Hoyle of the New York State College of Forestry at Syracuse University has led a survey of woodland products throughout the state, highlighting this local barter system and its practical applications.
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Syracuse
N. Y
New York
Raymond J. Hoyle
New York State College of Forestry
Syracuse University
Hayle
Diplomatic Row Over Tokyo Newspaper Photos
In Tokyo US Ambassador Grew seeks an official probe into charges that National City Bank photos from Osaka Tokyo and Kobe were hostile to Nippon defense. Waugh of Wank Tokio branch protests to War Minister Awaid. Japan endorses use for promotions and deems charges ridiculous while moving toward Manchukuo recognition with Hirohito approving Uchida treaty. signing expected next year.
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Tokio
U. S
Joseph C. Grew
National City Bank of New York
Osake
Kobe
Hirohito
Uchida
Hypnotism Fails to Guide London Subway Riders
London subway authorities tried hypnotism to force passengers to keep left and followed by painting parallel stripes on the floor. The seduction failed as few subjects reacted properly and the rest ignored the cue, leading officials to abandon the experiments and allow riders to continue as before.
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London
Vacationists Cut Snake Population In Pennsylvania Woods
Harrisburg Sept 10 The forestry department records show a rise in recreation seekers in Pennsylvania woods has reduced the number of poisonous snakes. The department credits vacationers with killing many timber rattlesnakes and copperheads, venomous snakes found in the elute. Kills of 20 to 80 rattlers daily in the mountainous sections were common twenty years ago. Foresters who dispatch six snakes daily consider it a good day’s work.
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Harrishurg
Pennnsylvania Woods
Forestry Department
Balancing Diet Debate in Lynn Welfare Orders
In Lynn Massachusetts on September 19 the welfare department faces a push from Mayor J Fred Manning to select foods for those receiving aid. Citizens complain that many proposed commodities are not seen as proper family fare and demand better options.
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Lynn
Mass
Welfare Department
J. Fred Manning
Colorado Industry Plans Conference in Colorado Springs
Representatives of commercial industrial agricultural and mineral interests in seven intermountain states will meet in Colorado Springs September 1 to 4 to work out plans for coordinating business enterprises in this region for broader trade and development cooperation.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Buatnana
French Demand Delays Danubian Union Talks
In Trevth Italy on Sept 10, French insistence that any Danubian federation created at the international conference be under French control halted progress. The Etresa conference, convened five days earlier, aims to forge a Danubian federation including Germany and Italy to stabilize economically shattered Danube basin states after the Austro-Hungarian empire’s collapse.
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Btreau
Italy
Trevth
Germany
Danube
Brazil Revolt Spreads as Santa Catarina Joins Rebels
In Buenos Aires on September 10, reports say the Constitutionalists gain momentum in Brazil with Santa Catarina and Para joining the revolt. Sao Paulo dispatches claim rebel strength against federal forces while Rio reports no clear loyalist victory. Brazil plans troops to guard the Bralone rover amid tensions with Colombia and Peru over Le Leia seizure.
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Buenos Aires
INS
Bao Paulo
Santa Catalina
Para
Sao Paulo
Rio de Janeiro
Braall
Colombia
Peru
Hendrick Home Struck by Break-In During Weekend Trip
Edward Hendrick enjoyed a weekend motor trip until his return home to Nawanda where a thief used a master key to haul away most of the Hendrick homestead’s rags clothing and a wood watt of furniture valued at about 300 to 590 dollars.
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Nawanda
Edward Hendrick
Hendrick
Jobless Men Obtain Work at Chien State Hospital
Previously unemployed men are being kept busy repairing tin roofs and making improvements at the Chien State hospital. They were obtained through the emergency work relief bureau, overseen by superintendent H Hutchings. Welcome school teachers and educators. Use Light Classified Ads to find over 800 opportunities to choose from.
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oTica
Chien State Hospital
Work Relief Bureau
H. Hutchings
Dallas Heir Hearing Set On Extradition In Kentucky
In Frankfort Kentucky Governor Ruby Laffoon set a 10 a.m. next Tuesday hearing on Texas demand for extradition of Hubert J Jenkins of Louisville charged with kidnapping his own son. Jenkins is heir to a fortune over 1 million dollars and is under guard as lawyers from Texas and Kentucky prepare their case.
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Frankfort
Texas
Hubert J. Jenkins
Louisville
Nallas
Ruby Laffoon
Jenkins
Nonvermittaus
Nere
Lamisgie
Boy Scout Builds Diving Helmet Explores Seneca Lake
Jack Sheffield a 16 year old Boy Scout built a diving helmet and ventured into 15 feet of water in Seneca Lake Rochester, inspired by sea tales. He reportedly reached 40 feet by the device and recovered several camp tools lost in the water.
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Rochester
Jack Sheffield
Seneca Lake
Youll
13 Years in School Not Absent a Day
Atlanta reports Duara Muley completed thirteen years of Athens public schooling with an 11 year attendance record, then finished two years at the University of Georgia with the record intact.
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Atlanta
Duara Muley
Athens
University of Georgia
Women to Enter Aerial Races at Sky Harbor Meet
Chicago reports that women will race among male veterans at Sky Harbor field tomorrow. Betty Lund and Florence Klingensmith, placed fourth and third in Cleveland air races, have entered, facing top flyers including Captain Williams of the US Marines and Lt. Atten- bly of Great Britain.
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Chicago
Tns
America, Legion Charity
Afr Med
Sky Harbor Field
Betty Lund
Florence Klingensmith
Cleveland
Ma. R. Behroeder
Ar ‘Williams
United States
Ma Mines and Tent. RR. L. 1
Atchorly
Great Britaty
Markets in Manila Steady as Commodities Edge Upward
Conditions improving in Manila as copra sugar and allied goods rise in price. Market observers note steady trade and general optimism, reflecting the United States upward commodity trend.
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Manila
United States
Afll Launches Radical War Across Nation
Chicago reports that the American Federation of Labor plans a nationwide radio campaign claiming radicals and corrupt politicians control 28 labor groups. The campaign will feature AFL leaders William Green and Matthew Woll presenting alleged facts before 2 million members.
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Chicago
Americaty Federation of Labor
Orbantentions
Wntant Green
Federation
Mathew Woll
Dent
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Danubian Union
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