Quarrel Over Farm Relief Debenture Sparks Senate Row
Washington June 10 Publican quarrel roiled the Senate over farm relief and the debenture plan. Idaho senator Allen challenged President Hoover’s stance while Borah defended the platform and warned against violating party promises to place agriculture on equal footing with other industries.
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Dinner in Washington Highlights Democratic Split and Debate
Washington June 10 A Democratic dinner in the District of Columbia honors Joueté Shouse as lieutenant of chairman John J Baskob. Opinions vary whether the event signals a national rift or remains a local affair with speakers including Baskob and Shouse. Senators Robinson Overman McKellar Tyson Ransdall Broussard Harrison Reed and Simmons weigh in as party lines shift on farm relief national origins and tariffs. The conference farm bill and national origins vote loom, with action anticipated soon.
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Congress
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Tyson
Tennessee
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Broussard
Louisiana
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Mississippi
Fletcher
Florida
Simmons
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South Carolina
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Georgia
Reed
Pennsylvania
Senate
Plans to defend strikers held for Hiline in Gastonia
In Gastonia North Carolina June 10 strike leaders plan to defend about sixty strikers from the Loray Mill held in connection with the fatal shooting of Gastonia police chief O F Aderholt who died Saturday morning National Textile Workers Union leaders James Reid and Alfred Waganknecht are en route to aid in the defense Miss Juliet Stuart Poyntz International Labor Defense will assist in jail defense Fred Erwin Beal southern organizer for the union was arrested in Spartanburg on a complicity to murder warrant
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Workers International Relief
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National Textile Union
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International Labor Defense
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Spartanburg
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Dutch Governor West Indian abducted
Willemstad Curacao June 10 reports say the Dutch West Indian garrison commander was abducted amid a Caracas Caracas Maracaibo movement. A body of armed men took charge of docks for hours and the governor with others was placed aboard a vessel bound for Maracaibo. Authorities in Venezuela promise reprisals as details remain unclear.
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Dutch destroyer to raid Indian waters in Curacao operation
A Dutch destroyer fleet will depart Holland for Indian waters in a raid planned for Saturday night. The Kortenaer will be reinforced by the battleship Hert, with preparations under way at Curacao. The report notes routine naval movements and ongoing Allied operations.
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Talmadge appoints delegates to farm tariff conference
Georgia's Agriculture Commissioner Eugene Talmadge announced a five member delegation to a Washington tariff conference. Delegates are T. N. Brown Swainsboro A Steve Nance Atlanta W J Vereen Jr Moultrie Parks Walker Griffin and Thomas C Kenan Atlanta. Talmadge chairs the delegation. The meeting precedes a Senate finance committee session and aims to seek tariff inclusion for cotton jute vegetables and vegetable oils.
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Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
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Swainsboro
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Louisiana
Washington
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34 American Beauties In Galveston Contest
Galveston Texas June 10 thirty four American beauties compete for Miss United States title at the international pageant of pulchritude here. The winner will face ten foreign entries tomorrow night for the Miss Universe title.
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United States
Heroic Mountaineer Dies on Austrian Peak
Innsbruck June 10. Paul Seidel, famed climber, collapsed while ascending the Speck karspitze with Rudolf Reider. Seidel reportedly urged his companion to cut their rope to avoid both falling.
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Austria
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Speckkarspitze
Rudolf Reider
Motion to Quash Catts Indictment Prompts Recess
In Tampa a recess was ordered until 9 a m tomorrow as Sidney J Catts seeks to quash the federal indictment charging conspiracy in a counterfeiting plot. Co defendants include Julian Diaz Matteo Muir Armando Domingues and Leah Burwell. Trials set to begin next week. Catts first to appear before Judge Akerman as his son moved to quash the indictment.
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Matteo Muir
Armando Domingues
Leah Burwell
Jacksonville
Akerman
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West Palm Beach
Recommendation to add Charlotte to air mail route
An interdepartmental aviation committee headed by W. P. McCracken Jr. has recommended placing Charlotte, North Carolina, on the New York to Atlanta air mail route. Action by Postmaster General Brown is expected soon. The change would require deviating from the current Greensboro route to Spartanburg.
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Greensboro
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Oliff Elected President of Andrew College
Cuthbert Ga June 10 Rev S Off presiding elder Valdosta district Methodist Episcopal Church south elected president of Andrew College Cuthbert Ga to succeed Prof Frank G Branch who becomes president of South Georgia A and M College at Tifton. Extensive improvements planned for college property.
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Methodist Episcopal Church South
Andrew College
Fprdnk G. Branch
South Georgia Agricultural and Mechanical College
Tifton
Hoover program specin session on trial now
Washington reports that most of President Hoover's special session program faces Senate scrutiny this week as the house delays action. The debenture plan for farm relief resurfaces in the Senate with advocates pressing a vote, while House leaders oppose its insertion as revenue legislation. The census reapportionment bill conference report clears a path with little opposition as the Senate moves toward a November census start.
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Brother of Foch Dies and Was Jesuit Priest
Paris reports Father Germain Foch Jesuit priest and younger brother of the late Marshal Ferdinand Foch died today at 75 years old. He passed away less than three months after his soldier brother.
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Fifteen Cars of Watermelons Shipped From Barwick
Fifteen cars of watermelons are being loaded for shipment at Barwick today. The melons average 28 to 52 pounds. Indications point to a hundred cars this week at Barwick. Boston loading today. first official melon shipment from Thomas County this season. a car was announced from Quitman late last week.
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Collapse of Clearwater Pier Tests Local Life Savers
In Clearwater Florida on a June day life savers under Captain W D Sonny Ennis of Tampa rescued a crowd after a wooden pier collapsed. No deaths or serious injuries were reported as over 200 onlookers fell into the water and rescuers aided them.
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Democrats refuse set time for vote on the farm bill
Washington Democrats agreed to work with Republicans for an early vote on farm relief and immigration measures but rejected any fixed time for a fall tariff bill vote. Senate leader Robinson said the minority would back the President’s program, signaling a potential August adjournment as the House tariff plan moves toward Senate review. No position was taken on farm relief by the party members.
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Senate Finance Committee
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Hoover
State aid for blind will be asked of Ga
Georgia lawmakers will be asked to provide 10 000 dollars to establish an industrial plant for vocational training and 30 000 dollars for its operation in 1930 and 1931 The Georgia Association of Workers for the Blind reports 2000 plus blind persons in the state based on a new survey of fraternal and civic groups President Paul Donehoe announced at the annual convention Atlanta June 10
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Georgia
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Dohehoo
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Swedish plane Sverige lands safely in Iceland awaiting fuel
The Swedish trans oceanic plane Sverige reached Skaptaros in Southeast Iceland in good condition after a flight from Stockholm to New York. The Erja courier reported the aircraft only lacked gasoline and a Danish vessel Fyllia was due to refuel it for a 150 mile hop to Reykjavik later today.
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Ahrenberg Lands in Iceland After Transatlantic Flight Hiccup
Captain Albin Ahrenberg forced to land his Sverige in southeast Iceland near Skaptaros after engine trouble delayed his trans Atlantic journey begun in Stockholm and set to reach New York with refueling stops at Bergen Ivigut and Greenland. Companions Lieut Axel Floden and mechanic Hans Wenglund. Flight’s gas line burst cited as cause. winds also hindered progress.
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Sim Harrell Dies at Valdosta Home
Valdosta Ga June 10 Sim Harrell a pioneer in naval stores and lumber in this section died at his home after three weeks illness from a paralytic stroke Funeral services were held at the residence and burial at Staunton The Rev H M Fugate First Baptist Church officiated He is survived by his widow and three daughters Mrs J L Harrell of Charleston S C Mrs Lola Willaford and Mrs E H Rogers of Valdosta
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Ramsay MacDonald May Confer With Hoover in Capital
London reports a possible Ramsay MacDonald trip to Washington to meet President Hoover. Discussions could cover naval disarmament and broad Anglo American relations with Canada’s Premier likely to participate. The Daily Herald and others push for direct talks to ease empire US tensions.
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London Paper Makes Statement on Trip
The Evening Standard reports the cabinet council focused on Anglo American relations and that Premier MacDonald's wish to meet President Hoover in person was conveyed to the cabinet.
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Former Tech football player wounded in gunfire during arrest
Chattanooga Tenn June 10 former Georgia Tech football player W F McWhorter was wounded probably fatally after a struggle with patrolman Bob Barker who also lost his thumb in the fight. The suspect Louis Stuart was taken into custody after the clash near an automobile stop for drunken driving.
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Coordination Commission in Session at Atlanta
The special state coordination commission named by Governor Hardman to consolidate departments and cut overlap met in Atlanta on June 10. Chairman Ivan E. Allen of Atlanta led executive sessions as State Auditor Sam J. Slate addressed the body this morning.
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