Senators Show Temper In Debate
Washington officials report Senate tempers flare over the London Naval Treaty as debate shifts to a McKellar resolution urging President Hoover to forward all treaty papers. Borah plans to push longer daily sessions and an earlier meeting time to press ratification amid acrimonious exchanges between Reed Johnson Glenn.
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Washington
Senate
Hoover
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Reed
Johnson
California
Glenn
McKellar
Dem
Tenn
How Things Look To THE FARMER By O M Kile
Washington report notes rapid gains in rural electrification with power lines extending to farms. Estimates show 650000 farms wired by mid 1930s, up from 454000 in 1928 and 166000 in 1923. If continued, most of the nation’s 5 million farms may gain access soon.
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O. M. Kile
Electric power spreads to farmers across the plains
The article notes rapid growth of high tension lines reaching farms in the East and Midwest within ten years. It explains that converting high voltage for farm use costs limit local transformers, while existing lines replace small town gas engines. Cooperative efforts with farm groups and experiments show new electrical uses on farms, from pumping water to milk sterilizers, incubators, and insect traps, expanding rural electrification and productivity.
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East
Midwest
Cooperative electricity plan aids farm use in agriculture era
About a decade ago the National Electric Light Association and the American Farm Bureau Federation devised a cooperative arrangement. Electric interests fund initiatives while the farm bureau provides leadership to boost electricity use on farms. The scheme, led by Dr. E. A. White, has faced senate scrutiny but shows no misuse and proves beneficial, turning farmers into profitable electricity customers and expanding farm electrification.
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National Electric Light Association
Ammerican Farm Bureau Federation
E. A. White
Farm Bureau
Chicago
Senate
Electric Light Association
Amherst Residents Hurt in Accident
Amherst July 9 James Sanders Stop 104 West Erie and R J Deitrick 112 West 34th street Lorain crashed at the corner of 22nd street and Reid avenue Lorain at 1 15 am Wednesday. The Sanders car overturned and passers by broke the windshield to release occupants.
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Amherst
James Sanders
West Erie
R. J. Deitrick
West 34Th Street
Lorain
22Nd Street
Reid Avenue
Sanders
Amherst pair injured in vehicle crash near North Main
Mr Sanders and Miss Marie Frederick of North Main Street Amherst were in a car accident. They were rushed to St Josephs hospital where Miss Frederick had multiple head wounds and shock, while Mr Sanders suffered a broken wrist and head injuries.
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Mr. Sanders
Miss Marie Frederick
North Main Street
Amherst
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Frederick
Farming Machinery in Big Russian Demand
Moscow reports the Commissariat of Agriculture has ordered 90 million rubles of farming machinery from the Soviet Agricultural Machine Trust for the year starting October 1. The Supreme Council of Economy estimates total farming machine production at just over 800 million rubles, leaving doubts about meeting the higher figure.
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Moscow
Commissariat of Agriculture
Soviet Agricultural Machine Trust
Supreme Council of Economy
Social Insurance for Moscow at High Total
Moscow faces rising social insurance expenditures as total spending reaches a peak. Officials say growing costs challenge budget allocations while prompting review of benefits and funding sources.
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Moscow
Social Insurance Budget Totals Told for Current Year
The report shows total social insurance spending at 1 46 060 000 rubles with 11 683 000 people covered. Sickness insurance leads at 246 000 000 rubles followed by medical aid at 317 000 rubles. Maternity and baby benefits cost 60 000 000 rubles. Next year’s budget projects 1 700 000 000 rubles.
Arkansas Constables Bar Girls in Pants Protest
In Big Lake Arkansas feminine youth protest curtailment of liberty as constables Buck Cherry and Kid Wright stop girls from wearing men's pants. The officers say no law forbids the attire but their moral sense objects while girls protest the ban.
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Arkansas
Big Lake
Ark
Buck Cherry
Kid Wright
Wright
Cherry
Fe Ville Estate Farm Incident Sparks Staged Car Display
In Fe Ville an Indiana estate farm scene drew attention as a group added red lights and star motifs to their cars, promising an “official” display. Police were alerted to the staged performance amid claims of a custom rem team enhancing vehicles with lighted equipment.
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Apelis
Indiana
Feville
Hamilton
Lawyer and Wife Wed in Greenfield Amid Mixed Up Text
In Greenfield Indiana a lawyer and his wife were reported in a garbled notice. The text mentions Mariatry Lee Utterback, Raymond Andrews, and Hareck county with unclear roles. The fragmentary item appears to be a marriage notice with corrupted names and titles.
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Greenfield
Ind
Hareck County
Mias S
Old Bell Replaced At Lowell School Reawakens Class Time
Lowell Michigan pupils win restoration of an 1865 school bell shortened to revive daily ring returning students to class. The student body led the drive and the bell will resume its historic duty marking bells for lessons.
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Lowell
Mich
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