Brooks Pilots Win at Langley in Aerial Gunnery and Bombing
Brooks pilots from Brooke Field placed second and third in observer course at Langley VA for aerial gunnery and bombing matches. Lieut James McK Thompson scored 76 of 1940 and Capt William B Mayer 86. First went to Lieut Pierre D Jacques of Mitchel Field with 1924. Bombing champs were Lieut Winslow C Morse of Merced, 1014 of 1750, with Lieut John Bundy second 887. Army bombing team champions were Lieuts Joseph W H Ladds and William B Offutt of Langley Field with 1932 of 2000.
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Langley Field
Eighth Corps
James McK.thompson
William B. Mayer
Pierre D. Jacques
Mitchelfield
N. Y
Winslow C. Morse
Merchfield
Calif
John
Bundy
Marshfield
Ueats
Joseph WH. Ladds
Willem B. Offutt
Langleyfield
Army
Calvin B. Simmons
Marchfield
Eugene L
Berlin applauds young violin prodigy in packed concert
The Berlin audience of two thousand, including Chancellor Franz von Papen and Professor Albert Einstein, applauded Ruggetto Ricci, a young American violin prodigy, in a ceremonial concert today.
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Berlin
Frang von Papen
Albert Einstein
Ruggieto Ricci
White condemns War Department over Mississippi flood work
Walter White of the NAACP issued a statement on his return from Washington accusing the War Department of hush tactics to hide reports that black workers on the Mississippi flood control project were treated as peons. He condemned press exclusion at a hearing where investigator Melen Boardman testified and General Pillsbury led the questioning.
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New “York
The
War Department
Walter White
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Washington, D. C
White
Association
Melen Boardman
Pulsbury
Pillsbury
Missisippi
Reno Alarmed by Dry Rumors as Prohibition Grips City
Reno residents and resort owners fear a dry drive after authorities list 27 establishments facing abatement actions in Federal District Court at Carson City. Proceedings await trial dates to be set per guidance from the United States attorney.
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Reno
Carson City
United States
Nebraska Student Killed Abroad While Studying Europe
Atkinson Nebraska, Sept 23. William Kaplan, 24, a University of Nebraska graduate, was shot and killed by bandits in Czechoslovakia while touring with a friend to study economic conditions. Parents learned of the death today.
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Atkinson
Neb
William Kaplan
Alkinson
Czechoslovakia
Kaplan
University of Nebraska
High Tax on Oil Industry Rapped
Washington columnist reports J Howard Pew president of Sun Oil says taxes on oil industry total about 900 million dollars this year. He warns that unless taxes are lowered gangster and racketeer control menaced the American oil sector. Pew aired views in The Nation’s Business.
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Wo. U
Oepl
INS
J. Howard Pew
Sun Oil Company
Pew
Indictments in Paris Texas Pastor Kidnapping Case
A Paris grand jury indicted A. B. French, 26, and Lloyd Delmar, 17, charging robbery with a firearm in the kidnapping of Dr. F. J. Wear, pastor of Central Presbyterian Church, and the taking of a automobile. Indictments say the pair were located in Coffeyville, Kansas, before being brought to Paris.
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Texas
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Indictmanta
Wera
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A. B. French
Lloyd Delmar
F. J. Wear
Central Presbyterian Church of
Farm Strike Is Extended Across Regions
Farmers from Atlanta to North Dakota broaden the selling strike to farmers in New York New Jersey Vermont and Pennsylvania consider withholding from the Metropolitan market Georgia Milk Producers federation orders 20 counties to halt shipments in Atlanta Millions of farmers in Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Oklahoma Nebraska and Iowa support non selling action ranging from neighborly talks to blocking trucks and removing farm cargoes In South St Paul hog prices rise on thinner supplies while market activity declines in Sioux City a court ruling extends the unlawful assembly charge against 18 pickets indefinitely.
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Des Moines
Atlanta
North Dakota
New York
New Jersey
Vermont
Pennsylvania
Georgia Milk Producers Federation
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Iowa
Inin
Omaha
South St. Paul
Montevideo
Minn
Worthington
Uttle
Ward County
Chris W. Linnetts
County Holiday Association
Minot
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Oklahoma Holiday Association
Oklahoma City
Muskogee
Sioux City
BR. A. Prichard
Milk Producers Threaten Strike in New York Dairy Center
Milk producers in IMS center threaten to withhold milk from United Dairy Products unless price-cutting ends in the New York metropolitan market. A committee of 149 producers telegraphed Barshee, president of United Dairy Products, warning that no milk will flow to the company's plants within 24 hours if action is not taken.
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Au Ims
N. Y
United Dairy Products Corporation
New York
Barshee
Cleveland
Ohio
Atlanta Milk Producers Union declares strike holiday
The Georgia Milk Producers' Federation, Inc. has declared a holiday for producers in 20 counties. Vice president H. H. Hardin said the move aims to secure a fair price for dairymen from pasteurizers who distribute milk shipped to Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Georgia Milk Producers’ Federaiion, Int
H. H. Hardin
Omaha Milk Producers to Act
Officials of the Nebraska Iowa Cooperative Milk Producers association announced a 1000 man strike in the field next Monday against two Omaha dairies for not honoring a Rik price arbitration decision by Dr. Clyde L. King. The strike began last Wednesday when members refused to sell milk to those dairies.
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Omaha
Nebraska-Iowa Co-Operative Milk Teducers' Association
Clyde L. King
Pennsylvania
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