From Farm House to White House Owen D Young Career Rise
Prominent Democrats push Owen D Young as 1932 presidential candidate. The farm boy who became a key figure in solving postwar reparations helped Dawes plan talks with Morgan and Lamont. Young chairs General Electric and RCA boards, splits time between New York and his upstate farm, with a life story of self-made success.
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Washington
Owen D. Young
Europe
Carter Glass
Virginia
Morrison
North Carolina
Mr. Young
Gen. Dawes
London
Dawes
J. P. Morgan
T. W. Lamont
New York
van Hornesville
Herkimer County
N. Y
Boston University
Josephine Sheldon Edmonds
Southbridge
Mass
Livi
Young
General Electric Company
Schenectady
Decor ideas for a bright guest room on a tight budget
The article suggests sprucing a guest room with inexpensive fabric choices such as breadcloth taffeta voile and sateen, along with a color harmonizing scheme. It also gives a recipe for Apple and Cheese Balls with crisp apples, cream cheese, Worcestershire, salt, pimiento, and French dressing.
Long Life to Them Down Goes Wheat What Will Labor Do
The piece laments wheat prices at 97% cents after a long decline, questions Federal Reserve policy, and ponders U S labor’s impact on politics. It contrasts British labor movements with American concerns and notes Stockton and Sacramento valleys could feed the world but lack a harbor.
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Federal Reserve
Hoover
Deep Water Harbor Vision for Stockton and Coast
The piece discusses Stockton California and federal plans to dig a deep water channel to the sea, promising a harbor large enough to hold ninety percent of ships passing the Golden Gate. It highlights uncertainty about Pacific coast futures and inland harbor sizes, and notes George E. Moore of New York’s claim that an electric shovel can move fifteen cubic yards per bite, suggesting vast potential with machinery and power. It also hints at a weekly feature on birds and cats and touches on acquired characteristics.
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Stockton
California
Golden Gate
George E. Moore
New York City
Lake Michigan
Notices and Ads From Boone NC Local Classifieds
A collection of small ads and notices including a good cow for sale in Boone North Carolina by A D Blair. Two furnished rooms for rent with water and bath in Boone. A good pair of mules offered by J H Cottrell Yadkin Valley or J B Cannon Hodges Gap. A McNess Co opportunity in Watauga county offering 8 to 15 dollars daily with no capital required. A Ford touring car 1927 model stolen from Oak Street Boone with green body black fenders front bumpers motor number 148 reward offered by Coy Rogers.
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J. H. Cottrell
Yadkin Valley
J. B. Cannon
Hodges Gap
Nsg
McNess
Watauga County
McNess Co
Dept P
Freeport
Oak Street
Boone, N. C
Motor No
Coy Rogers
Clyde Van Dusen Wins Kentucky Derby In Unexpected Tale
The Kentucky Derby winner Clyde Van Dusen, a small horse weighing 835 pounds, earned the victory with a winded nickname tan equine mouse. Reported as a descendant of Man o War, the horse exhibited surprising energy to surge ahead for a mile and a quarter.
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Clyde van Dusen
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