Wheat conference pushes for steadier farmer pay and demand relief
Governor J A O Preus opened the National Wheat conference in Chicago urging parity with urban wages and launching a plan for a permanent clearinghouse to address producer to consumer issues. Aimed at reducing a 170 million bushel carryover, the gathering seeks a new wheat industry survey and broader consumption growth. Other speakers include Senator Arthur Capper and Alexander Legge.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Women urged to aid farmers in rebuilding prosperity
Chicago June 19 AP Mrs Wilbur M Pridley chairman home economics Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs told the National Wheat conference that no American woman can ignore rural conditions and that every woman must learn her responsibility in helping to build a firm economic basis for national prosperity so consumers trust fair play and intent.
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Shelby Montana Big Boat Show Open With Indian Riders
In Shelby Montana on June 19 the scene buzzes as two extra bowls are built for the parade and roundup opening a week before the July Fourth event. About four to five hundred Blackfoot Indians join crack riders and ropers in the festivities and prize chase. Chief Many Tail Feathers returns to the show wearing war regalia with ringside ticket. An Indian band from Blood tribe provides ceremonial music.
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British Rulers Closely Guarded On Continent
London reports King George and Queen Mary accompanied by a large force of secret service men in Italy. Dozens of Scotland Yard detectives guard the royal party, with extra protection by British sleuths despite continental policing.
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Wealth not sole measure of success Rotary founder says
In St Louis on June 19 AP reports Paul P Harris founder of Rotary and president emeritus told the International Rotary convention wealth is no longer the only measure of success. The service ideal is gaining ground as a guiding principle for Rotary members worldwide.
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Rotary marks era of service driven business leadership
The piece argues that true greatness comes from giving rather than taking and promotes Rotary as the leading platform for business leaders to unite across professions. It frames Rotary as a catalyst for spiritual leadership and collective service in the business world.
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