Duluth Lawyer to Head Division in NRA Code Drive
Washington April 6 The Recovery Administration named A G Mc Knight of Duluth Minnesota to head a new litigation division and prosecute a drive against code violations as a branch of the Justice Department in the NRA. He will likely be assistant to the attorney general and lead a staff of 26 with 19 lawyers preparing 50 trials as field offices handle about 10 000 complaints mostly labor disputes and 1 000 trade practice charges.
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Washington
the Recovery Administration
A. G. McKnight
Duluth
McKnight
Justice Department
Farm values rise as farm land outlook improves in 1933
BABSON PARK Fla April 6 The bulk of farm real estate adjustment is complete with deflation easing slower here than in securities and commodities. Rising agricultural prices and farm profits are lifting land values. 1933 crop income up about 45 percent to 3.029 billion dollars. Investors turn to well located small farms as inflation hedges amid New Deal policies and urban migration back to rural areas.
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Babson Park
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Cty
South Amherst Athletic Banquet Honors Local Team
The April 6 banquet in the South Amherst school auditorium featured a rainbow decorated room a three course dinner by the Ladies of the Congregational church and a program with speeches by Dr. Brown Oberlin Theological College Rev Schmidt and board members. Letters were awarded to Glen Willis Joe Klimosiewski Earl Pippert Fred Krueck Neil Ruth Alex Kazuka Earl Jones Ben Murca Warren Powers and Victor Lence.
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Soutil Amherst
Congregational Church
Charles Brown
C. E. Schmidt
Brown
Oberlin Theological College
Board of Education
William Hendershodt
Glen Willis
Joe Klimosewski
Earl Pippert
Fred Krueck
Neil Ruth
Alex Kazuka
Earl Jones
Ben Murca
Warren Powers
Victor Lence
Farm land values and international trade outlook
The article notes that 39 percent of our lard and 25 percent of our wheat have been exported annually. It argues that excluding foreign goods would harm markets for surplus farm products and that a revival in exchange of surplus goods among nations is essential for long term farm value stability. It cites Babson chart showing business 24 percent below normal but 32 percent above a year ago.
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Babson
Avon RS Avon Meeting Highlights and Briefs
Mrs J J Naller hosted Pleasant Hour Club at her Avon home with bridge awards for Mrs George Nagel and Mrs Matt Casper and a luncheon. Lido Club met at Mrs Walter McAllister home with Catherine Casper and Irene Laubenthal receiving awards and plans for two weeks later. John Knipper is confined to bed in serious condition. Rose Dutt funeral attended by several local residents at Hartville. Mrs BE Alexander of Carlisle visited J E Davidson home. James Davidson Jr attended Kiwanis Minstrel Show at Lakewood. Mrs Arthur Hassell announces birth of a girl.
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J. J. Naller
Pleasant Hour Club
Bridge
George Nagel
Matt Casper
Lido Club
Walter McAllister
Catherine Casper
Irene Laubenthal
Gertrude Casper
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Cecil Moore
John Barret
Arthur Brown
Dorothy Brown
Brown
Rose Dutt
Hartville
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James Davidson, Jr
Lakewood
BE. G. Alexander
Carlisle
J. E. Davidson
Catfish May Tell Quake Secrets to Osaka Bureau
Osaka weather officials study 50 catfish to gauge potential quake signals. Tohoku University scientists note catfish react to disturbances. Chief Ohashi plans close observation at his home tank to test if signals forecast quakes. The article also notes Greenland demography with Eskimo majority and Danish authorities.
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Osaka
Japan
Osaka Weather Bureau
Tohoku Imperial University
Ohashi
The Oriental donkey and the camel as beasts of burden
The text discusses the large oriental donkeys as common beasts of burden across Arab Asia. It notes they can perform much of the work traditionally attributed to the camel, the “ship of the desert,” challenging common assumptions about which animal handles routine tasks.
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Arab Asia
Chinese Wool Exports Boost Rug and Carpet Goods
The principal use of Chinese wool for export is for rug and carpet manufactures. An estimated 80,000,000 acres in India are under rice cultivation.
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Rug
Cara Pet
India
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