Farmers Plan To Gain A Parity For Cotton
A large farmer rally led by Governor Blackwood urged immediate action to lift cotton prices to a parity level. Delegations from several states planned to travel to Washington to petition the president for inflationary measures, tax suspensions, and a fixed cotton price. Approximately 4,000 farmers and officials attended as resolutions called for currency inflation, tax relief, and a production control shift for 1934 and 1935.
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Columbia
Blerkaooi
Armers and Agriculturs Teader
Congress
Washington
Bauthers
Alabeima
Georgia
North Carolina
United States
Bebster E. J. Smith
Regien
Yuermey
Secrivery of
Southern farmers back push for cotton seed marketing plan
A Tennessee meeting spurred by Commissioner Harry J. Wilson and Texas Rep Wright Patnen urged immediate currency expansion and a marketing pact for cotton seed. Farmers and crushers endorsed a plan with price controls, farmer guarantees, and a seed price rise projected from 16 to 25 dollars per ton, aiming to boost cash flow and agriculture in the Southern states.
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Harry J. Wilson
Louisian Department of Agriculture
Wright Patnen
Texas
Thp
Featieres
Secretary of Agriculture
Cuba Officers Run Hotel in Havana Crisis
The Cuban army takes control of the National Hotel in Havana as officers from many branches assume roles as hotel staff to keep services running after a political stand off. Aviators and infantrymen become waiters and operators as a makeshift leadership forms amid protests against Ramon Grau San Martin regime.
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Havana
F. A. Herlanns
Cavelyian
National Hotel
Glevk A. Montero
National Notel
Carlos Mateo de Cespedea
Fatel
Anc
Ramon Grau San Martin
Notel
Uigelher
Tieutenant
Jaime Stomer
Helsing Hin
Heribachie
Fort Riley Revelry Raises Security Roils Officers
Hotel manager Will Taylor reports $12 000 worth of Mod turned over to officers amid threats, as guards assure safety. Questions linger about who shines buttons and who polices corridors during revelry.
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Fort Riley
Kansas
Reveille
Will Taylor
Mexico City to launch flight fundraiser for democracy elifts
A September 13 announcement from Mexico City says a squadron of army planes will fly to various elilts to raise funds for a projected Mexico Buetos Alyes Might and distribute copies of a book Aviatios. Miller rites in Fort Worth for Vanes W. Boller, 40, head of engineering at Texas Biseila Serviet enm pany Miller dies suddenly of an esrnalback event.
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RAIKE
Mexico
D.fb
Your Own Business Spurs Independence Through Management
A short message urges readers to pursue financial independence by effective management. It references classification and a classifier named Aris in a promotional tone. The text emphasizes taking action now and hints at a system for guidance.
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Aris
Unison Trial I Final Stage in Lamson Murder Case
The Lamson murder trial neared verdict with only a few lines remaining for the prosecution. Defense contends Allene Thorpe Lamson died from a fall, while the prosecution rests on a murder theory with expert testimony from Dr. Clement H Arnold. Dr Arnold says the wounds imply immense force beyond a simple fall, making the death a homicide per his assessment.
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Ban Jobe
David A. Lamson
Allene Thorpe Laysan
Hee Ollase
Slaoford Wolvers
Jael Mey
Clement H. Arnold
San Francisco
Lamson
Arnold
Postal Employees Endorse NRA Campaign Plan
Postal Employes Endorse NRA Campaign Plan at regular monthly meeting. William Gentzon elected president succeeding Grover Ridgeway. L. R. Marshall secretary. Joseph W. Craige re-elected treasurer. A S Hodges presented Arthur Wynne, retired postal sav age head, for a world tour. PLG Lucas postmaster and W Rankin Restal Inspector spoke. Music by Edward Fragar and G J McConnell.
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NRA
Conyers
Postalive Robervisors’ Association
William Gentzon
Grover O. Ridgeway
L. R. Marshall
Joseph W. Craige
They Sign Register Or Get Out
Convicted felons in Los Angeles County face a new registration rule starting today. Any resident convicted of a felony in the past ten years must register with police or sheriff within 48 hours, or risk a $500 fine or imprisonment. Police Chief James B. Bay predicts the ordinance will deter out of state offenders and high profile ex-convicts. Counts of registrants and enforcement details remain to be announced.
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Los Angeles
James B Bay
Lucas at Old 108 in NRA Campaign Flurry
The fragment recounts a local NRA campaign around Lucas at an old post office site, noting public visits, complaints, and manhandling dogs during NRA missions. It mentions 15,000 visitors and 7,000 plus, with 2,000 more claimed, and that campaign prizes and notices were moved to the chamber of commerce.
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Pnatsis
NRA
Calipalen
Ol August L
Rina
Lucas
Ofte
Chamber of Commerce
Treasury Receipts and Outlays Reported for September 11
Washington September 1 The treasury position shows receipts of 20 297 741.99 and expenditures 16 164 549.34 leaving a balance of 1 187 240 929.45 negative. Customs receipts for the month total 10 673 288 88. Year to date receipts since July 1 reach 451 207 123.70 with expenditures 805 601 Acts including 834 187 652.08 emergency expenditures a excess of expenditures 299 374 870.78.
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Washington
D.C
Treasury
Spine Mended by Operation in Philadelphia
Harry K Magee a 30 year old Bloomsburg Pa carpet manufacturer underwent a rare spine operation yesterday. A section of shin bone was transplanted beside the spine to stabilize the column. Magee must remain immobile for three weeks as doctors monitor his recovery. Dr Paul G Willems of Naples led the surgical team with two assistants present.
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Philadelphia
Harry K. Magee
Bloomsburg
Eld
Paul
Elks Move Ball to Own Quarters
A charity event at the Elks hall in the municipal auditorium Friday night supports Blecken camp Luf-a-Tah. The ball is relocated to the Elks hub bellroom without interfering with the Valley Hurricane relief show at the Majestic theater per Andrew M. Smith exalted ruler. Throng to Mexico. Mexico City Sept 13 reports 100 excursionists arrived from Peso for Independence Day celebrations on Sept 16.
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Wascero
Elks Hub
Lhe ‘Majestic Theater
Andrew M. Smith
Mexico
D. F
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