Legge eyed as new federal farm head in Washington
Washington reports say Ron Alexander Legge of Chicago president of International Harvester and a Baruch associate may head the new federal farm body after a White House call at Hoover's invitation. Also noted is fall trial date set for October 7 in the district supreme court.
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Washington
Ron Alexander Legge
Chicago
International Harvester Company
Barney Baruch
War Industries Board
Federal
White House
Hoover
Altho
Legge
Capital
Albert B. Fall
The
Interior
District Supreme Court
New U S Currency To Be Issued In July And October
The United States prepares a new reduced-size paper money series worth one to twenty dollars totaling about 1.041 billion dollars. Release to federal reserve banks begins July 1 with distribution to commercial banks by mid July, replacing old currency and featuring illustrated backs like Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and other icons.
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Frederic William Wise
Washington, D. C
Uncle Sam
Federal Reserve
Treasury Department
Washington
Mellon
Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
The
Treasury
United States
National City Bank
New York
Bureau of Engraving
Printing
Branich
Federal Reserve Bank
National Bank
the Treasury
Henry Herrick Bond
Mr. Vernon
Jefferson
Monticello
Lincoln Hills
National Capital
Lincoln
Hamilton Villa
White House
Independence Hall
wWighee
Soluian Ona
Carnation Milk to Buy Sanitary Dairy in Wisconsin and Washington
Negotiations are reported complete for Carnation Milk Products to take over Sanitary Dairy of Oconomowoc Wisconsin and Seattle Washington. N P Sorensen, Sanitary Dairy president, did not confirm the deal, while Carnation executives in conference with local associates indicate a buyout. The plan includes spending over 50000 on improvements and the erection of a modern condensery plant. Sorensen may remain as manager of the 307 Washington street bottling plant.
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Sanitary Dairy Company
Carnation Milk Products Company
Oconemonos
Wis
Seattle
Wash
N. P. Sorensen
Altho
E. H. Stuart
Oconomowoc
Milk Products Company
Stuart
Carnation Company
Waverly
Sanitary Dairy
Washington Street
Sorensen
Fall Faces Trial In Oil Plot
Washington June 27 The trial of Albert B Fall former secretary of the interior for conspiring to defraud the government in leasing the Teapot Dome naval oil reserve to Barry F Sinclair will open October 7 in the district supreme court Justice William Hitz set the date. Fall’s trial was separated from Sinclair’s due to illness but he has reportedly recovered at his El Paso Texas home. The government says the conspiracy sought to defraud the government of rich air lands. Sinclair was acquitted after a weeklong jury trial.
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Washington, D. C
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Trapot Dome
Naval of Reserve
Barry F. Sinclair
District Supreme Court
William Hitz
Fall
Sinclair
el Paso
Tex
Naval Reserve
Sinclai
May McAvoy Plans Short Honeymoon
Hollywood reports May McAvoy and her husband Maurica G. Cleary plan a brief honeymoon in Hawaii following their marriage yesterday. The film star, under contract for several pictures, must return to work in a few weeks.
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Hollywood
Cal
U.P
Hawaii
May McAvoy
Maurica G. Cleary
Hawks Flight Tests Endurance Across Coastline
In St Louis and Roosevelt Field reports, Captain Frank M Hawks begins a cross country attempt from Roosevelt Field to Los Angeles with a 550 gallon fuel load, planning refuels and a nonstop coast to coast record. Minnesota flyers near 190 hours on Miss Minneapolis set for longer endurance. Martin Jensen, aided by his wife, makes a third attempt to beat the 172 hour, 32 minute mark in the Musketeers monoplane.
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Avigiers
Frank M. Hawka
Roosevelt Field
S. 1
Los Angeles
Twin Cities
Thorwald Johnson
Owen Hauguland
Hawks
Martin Jensen
Time Sky Flight
Frank M. Hawks
B.S
Pacific Coast
B.D. Gollyer
Harry Tucker
Missouri
Minneapolis
I/P
Thorwald “Thunder” Johnson
Owen Haighland
Wold Chamberlain
Wastings
Northfield
Worth
Jensei
Takaoff
Leo
Elaras
Extended search for missing fliers widens westward
Madrid reports the Spanish government with four European warships has extended the search for Commander Ramon Franco and three crew members missing for six days. The ministry of marine ordered operations pushed to the far west and south, fuel limits allowing. Some believe the men survive aboard the crippled plane, with hopes fading or reviving on brief sightings. A vague wireless message from the British admiralty about wreckage was not treated as conclusive.
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Madrid
Ramon Franco
Ministry of Marine
Azores
Admiralty
Uzeudun Holds Weight Edge Over Schmeling for Title Bout
New York June 27 Paulino Uzeudun outweighed Max Schmeling by five and a half pounds at the weigh in for their 15 round heavyweight bout tonight. Uzeudun weighed 192 142 pounds while Schmeling tipped the scales at 187. Both were cleared by state athletic commission doctors as in perfect condition.
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New York
Paulino Uzeudun
Max Schmeling
Paulino
Schmeling
State Athletic Commission
Blazing Forests Threaten Colorado Ranches and Timber
Denver June 27 Forest fires menaced timber and ranch lands across Colorado as heat and low humidity dried forests. Led by rangers more than 200 volunteers fought flames in Routt National Forest near Phippsburg and another major blaze burned in the Blue River region near Breckenridge with ranchers and mining camps supplying aid.
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Denver
Colo
U.R
Colorado
Routt National Forest
Phippsburg
Blue River
Breckenridge
England Denies Trotzky Entry to England
London reports that Léon Trotzky, exiled Soviet leader, now in Constantinople, was refused admission to England. The Daily Mail’s political correspondent says the British cabinet, at a prior meeting, decided it would be unwise to permit him to enter before firmer talks renew relations with the Soviet government. Some ministers reportedly urged immediate entry.
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London
Léon Trotzky
Constantinople
England
Daily Mail
Trotzky
State Fair Weather Forecast Eastern Iowa
Eastern portion of the State will see fair weather today and tomorrow. Thunderstorms are forecast for the eastern area this afternoon or tonight. Temperatures remain near unchanged with yesterday's high 83 and low 54 reported in Clarinda Burlington and Inwood. Charles D. Reed, US Weather Bureau, issued the forecast.
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Des Moines
Towa
Tomorow
Charles D. Reed
United States Weather Observer
Clarinda
Burlington
Inwood
Snuff Addict Is Deprived of Auto in New Jersey
John W. Norton of Newark had his driver's license revoked by State Vehicle Commissioner William L. Dill after being arrested at Milburn and found guilty by a justice of the peace of driving white under the influence of snuff.
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Trenton
N. J
John W. Norton
Newark
William L. Dill
Norton
Milburn
Dawes Gibson See No Definite Plan After Naval Parley
Ambassador Dawes and Ambassador Gibson met with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald to discuss naval disarmament but failed to reach a definite plan. Dawes said post conference that procedural announcements must come from authorities in each country, not ambassadors, who are merely agents.
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London
Charles G. Dawes
Hugh Gibson
Ramsay Macdonald
Dawes
Fairbanks Divorced Wife to Wed Again
New York reports Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks, formerly married to the screen star, was to marry Jack Whiting today though no time or location was set. Whiting said the couple had not decided yet. A separate item notes a major Stockholm fire injuring seven teens and causing over 61 million in damages.
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New York
Douglas Fairbanks
Jack Whiting
Whiting
International Harvester President Named To Aid Relief Drive
New York on June 27 the Bell Telephone laboratories demonstrated the first successful full color television, shown in a cabinet-like viewer with an illuminated screen. Scientists say it is a forerunner of an instrument to see every detail of the other party in a telephone call.
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New York
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Deere Tanges To Be Moved Out On Reclaimed Land
Plans to reclaim a large area of waste land north and west of Mullan avenue bridge for John Deere plant trackage were announced by C. M. Cheney of W&F&N. About 70 000 cubic yards of earth will be moved from a high ground near Rainbow Drive, using thousands of carloads from the cut last year. The new land will host W&F&N trackage and factory expansion, with dikes strengthened to prevent floods. work to begin soon with a large force of men and teams.
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Mullan Avenue Bridge
John Deere ‘Tractor Company
C. M. Cheney
Wlof & N, Railroad Company
Rainbow Drive
John Deere Plant
Washburn‘s Pond
Washburn’s Pond
Chamberlin Flies Home for Visit
Clarence Chamberlin, Iowa's trans Atlantic flyer, returned home to Denison with his parents for the first time since his two year stay following his ocean crossing with Charles Levine. Chanthariin also flew over Townsoll in his homeward flight, arriving alone as Levine was reportedly not with him.
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Denison
U.P
Clarence Chamberlin
Iowa
Charles Levine
Chanthariin
Townsoll
Levine
Leyine Chamberlin
Indict Actors for False Tax Returns in Los Angeles
Federal indictment charges Raymond Griffith and Raymond McKee actors and Edward H. Hayden tax counsellor with filing fraudulent income tax returns. Griffith allegedly withheld 49642, McKee allegedly deducted 325000, Hayden accused of fraud in preparing McKee's returns. Plunges to Death report from Denver notes Richard E. Wells, 43, Western Union credit manager, found dead after a possible suicide.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Raymond Grifith
Raymond McKee
Edward H. Hayden
Cgiriffith
McKee
Hayden
Denver
IMI
Richard E. Wells
Western Union Telegraph Company
Wells
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Hoover to offer Legge farm board chairmanship
Washington reports Hoover offered Alexander Legge president of International Harvester the chair of the new federal farm board. Legge, a former War Industries Board member and Hoover confidant, conferred with the president after a White House signal that the pick would be a midwestern business leader with strong farmer insight.
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Washington, D. C
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Alexander H. Legge
Chicago
International Harvester Company
White House
Legge
Friends of
Secretary of Commerce
Lamont
War Industries Board
Long
Chiscago
Iu.ri
Washington
Alexander Legge
Air Tour Fliers Stop in Algona on Iowa Flight Trail
Iowa's western boundary goal Sioux City. Thirty planes in state air tour began at Fort Dodge and stopped at Algona Emmetsburg and Cherokee. Muriel Hanford and Waterloo Three Musketeers tied for first before official check. Lunch with Algona Chamber of Commerce. Arch Peterson rejoined after motor trouble.
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Algona
Iowa
Printer Shot By City Marshal Dies In Mapleton
A 20 year old Ute printer Pred Shipley died from a bullet wound after he was shot by deputy city marshal Allen Qoe on Mapleton main street Sunday morning. Shipley refused to leave town and remonstrated with the officer. Qoe is charged with assault with intent to commit murder and released on bond. manslaughter may be substituted. He died at St Joseph's hospital in Sioux City, Iowa.
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Sioux City
Mapleton
St. Joseph's Hospital
Pred Shipley
Ute
Allen Qoe
Shipley
McDavid Elected Kiwanis International President
F Horace McDavid of Decatur was elected Kiwanis International president at the thirteenth annual convention closing session in Milwaukee. The vote was unanimous with William C Green of St Paul and Dr G C Tatham of Edmonton named vice presidents and Raymond Crossman of Omaha reelected treasurer. no opposing candidates were named.
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Milwaukee
Wis
F. Horace McDavid
Decatur
Kiwanis International
MccDavid
William C
Green
St. Paul
G. C. Tatham
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
Raymond ©. Crossman
Omaha
Neb
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