Legge May End His Service With Farm Board Saturday
Washington dispatch reports Alexander H. Legge, head of the Farm Board, to complete a year of service at midnight Saturday. Indications suggest he will serve another year, though no official word has been given. The board’s grain and stabilization efforts drew protests from grain dealers and criticism from the Chamber of Commerce. Legge, ex-International Harvester president, remains key in plans to aid a cotton stabilization program.
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Alexander H. Legge
Farm Board
Hoover
Julius Barnes
Legge
Congress
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Barnes
National Business Advisory Council
Catholic Priest Pleads Guilty to Keeping Whiskey
Rev. Antone Folda a Catholic priest in Schuyler Nebraska pleaded guilty to illegal possession of liquor and was released on his own recognizance for sentencing. Deputies raid on his rural parsonage seized one still part of a second 250 gallons of fruit mash and 31 gallons of liquor.
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Schuyler
Neb
Antone Folda
Rain Likely In Thomasville Area Tonight And Friday
Showers are forecast for Thomasville and nearby areas tonight and Friday. The report notes high pressure over the Atlantic states and Pacific Northwest with a western disturbance over North Dakota, and precipitation mainly along the Gulf coast and Central Valleys in the last 24 hours.
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Atlantic States
Pacific Northwest
Rocky Mountains
Great Plains
North Dakota
Gulf Coast
Cotton Belt
Mississippi Valley
Tariff vote looming as final roll call set for tomorrow
Washington June 12 The Smoot Hawley tariff fight tightens as final roll call on the conference report is scheduled for 2 o clock tomorrow afternoon. Republicans express confidence though Reed and Grundy of Pennsylvania remain uncertain. Senate leaders expect a close result with one or two votes likely to decide passage or defeat.
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Washington
Senate
Pennsylvania
Reed
Grundy
Watson
Indiana
Mrs Bush Elected by Eastern Star in Macon
Mrs Mary T Bush of Atlanta wins a leadership post in the Eastern Star as Macon hosts a district meeting. The report notes her election to an official position and recognizes her as a noted member from Georgia.
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Grand Chapter of
Georgia Order of Eastern Star
R. E. Elliott
Augusta
Annie C. Ward
Dublin
Rex Sharp
Columbus
Rowena C. C. Ward
Valdosta
Annie Bulloch
Warm Springs
Ethel Jackson
Athens
Donna Lawhorn
Decatur
Bush
Eastern Star
Macon
Mary T. Bush
Atlanta
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