European farmer outlook after European stabilization
Washington May 10. Mark Sulzavan argues that European farmers expanding production and adopting machinery will lessen Europe’s dependence on American foods after stabilization. He contrasts European progress with Britain’s slower modernization and notes potential gains for southern U.S. cotton producers when Europe returns to normal.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
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Mississippi Valley
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Roumania
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New York -Tribune
Custody Battle Over 11 Year Old Girl Fights In Omaha
An 11 year old girl gifted in acting becomes the center of a custody suit in district court. The biological mother Iva Gannaway alleges foster mother Mary Kerrigan plans a movie career for Doris Kerrigan and that the child has suffered under Kerrigan care. Kerrigan refuses to return Doris, citing a decade of care and education.
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United Press
Omaha
Nel
Mary Kerrigan
Iva Gannaway
Doris Clooney Kerrigan
Kerrigan
Little Doris
Grace Abbott
Hollywood
Queen Refuses to Answer Questions in cult probe
In St Joseph Michigan on May 16 leaders and members of the House of David rallied under Queen Mary Purnell to defend their leader King Benjamin. Purnell testified before Judge Dingeman's one man grand jury, refused to reveal Benjamin's whereabouts and dodged many investigator questions. Other cult members were ordered to appear before the probe.
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Prisoners Pry Bars Loose and Escape
Bloomington Til May 10 Three prisoners broke out of the county jail shortly after midnight by prying apart the bars with radiator metal. Henry Schrader, a youth and former Dixon escapee, was captured while John McLain awaiting automobile theft trial and William Watson of Chicago held to the grand jury on malicious mischief remained at large. Smoke San Felice Cigars 2 for 150 Harvesters Great Shade Cigars 10e.
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Henry Schrader
Dixon
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Chicago
Soviet Grants Jap Fishermen Rights
In Tokio on May 10 an extra edition of the Asahi reported that the Soviet Union granted permission for Japanese fishermen to operate in Siberian waters, reversing a prior denial. Moscow acceded to a personal appeal by A. A. Joffe, the Soviet envoy in Tokyo, and passports of Japanese fishermen will be issued for Siberia.
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Mrs Hayes Forgery Case Postponed and Bail Kept
New York May 30 Mrs Hayes real estate promoter charged with forging the name of Charles M Schwab to a 25000 note asked for a one week adjournment of formal pleading at her counsel's request Judge Nott granted the request Bail set at 10000 was continued The Detroit Fidelity and Surety Co gave bond for Mrs Hayes Her attorney indicated a plea of not guilty and she remained calm smiling while newspapers sought an interview.
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Ruhr Rail Disaster Claims 29 Dead Travelers Say
Berlin May 10 reports from travelers at the scene describe a French trained train plunging into the Rhine near St Goar with 29 dead. The Deutsch Allgemeine West Baden correspondent cites recovered bodies, while travelers allege French have cut off all communication with the disaster zone.
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American Locomotive Co Declares Higher Dividend
New York May 10 directors of the American Locomotive Company declared a quarterly dividend of $2.50 a share on common stock, up $1 from the previous quarter, and recommended converting the stock to a nonpar basis while issuing two shares of every $100 share outstanding.
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American Locomotive Company
British Ministry Faces Stormy Time Over Two Questions
London May 10 The government confronts Russia dispute and Art O Brien habeas corpus case as Labour Liberal and some Conservative critics predict a stormy House of Commons debate if ministers fail to win followership. Lord Curzon’s note to Moscow draws Liberal condemnation. O Brien appeal complicates government stance and may force Bridgeman to deliver him to English courts or justify why not.
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Mussolini weighs women suffrage in municipal polls
Premier Mussolini states he is not against women suffrage in principle but warns universal vote is an experiment. He suggests municipal ballots for women first, with possible future expansion. He stresses working women must be included and supports equal pay, noting women voter behavior and governance roles.
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Michigan Peach Crop Damaged by Freezer
East Lansing officials estimate the Michigan fruit crop loss at nearly 1,000,000 dollars due to yesterday's blizzard and cold weather. Freezing conditions across the state last night are expected to reduce peach cherry plum and pear production by 20 to 30 percent.
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38 Marriages Go Up in 90 Minutes in Iowa Court
In Moines Iowa yesterday a divorce case saw 38 marriages questioned as 34 wives and 4 husbands stood as plaintiffs. Defendants defaulted in each instance as the court heard the proceedings in a rapid session lasting about an hour and a half.
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Trieir
Student's Eye Torn Out by Splinter
Cedar Walls May 10 Special Joseph Roeder pitcher on Teachers college baseball team had his eye torn from the socket by a splinter flying from a board he was working on in the vocational education building. He was immediately taken to the hospital where doctors reported favorable signs for quick recovery. Roeder, a regular member of the college team, had been praised for careful work and had pitched in preseason games for Waterloo Valley league players.
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Yankees Hope Shrinking in British Amateur Golf
Francis Ouimet of Brookline Mass is the last American left in the British Amateur Championship after advancing to the sixth round by winning two matches. He trailed at the turn but surged back to defeat J F Nevills and Bretherton, keeping alive a slim U S hope alongside Douglas Grant and Cyril Tolley.
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Brookline
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Portland
Ore
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London
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Port Marnock
Cyril Tolley
Lord Charles Hope
George ¥. Moran
Houston
Tex
Dalmatia Earthquake Report From Thome Dispatch
A violent earthquake struck Dalmatia, destroying houses and forcing residents to flee, according to a Central News dispatch from Thome. Dalmatia lies on the Adriatic coast.
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inDalmatia
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Dalmatia
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Hearing on Rail Wages Keeps Board Busy
International News Wire reports in Chicago that Denver and Rio Grande maintenance of way workers filed for wage raises of 5 to 14 cents an hour with the railroad labor board. Shop and roundhouse workers seek 13 cents more per hour. No hearing date set. The filing signals another major wage hearing this summer as telegraphers, expressmen, and clerks also dispute raises. Chairman Ben Hooper noted no official word on New York Central shop crafts claims.
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British warship sent to protect fishing vessels near Murmansk coast
London reports the British warship Harebell ordered to the Murmansk coast to deter Soviet interference with English trawlers and to protect vessels beyond three miles. The defense ministry accused Moscow of seizing the Lord Astor crew, while Moscow papers argued Britain seeks a wider clash over fishing rights and strategic leverage.
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Kendall Names 12 for Hall of Fame in Iowa
Des Moines May 10 Gov Kendall nominates twelve Iowans for a mythical Hall of Fame. Named are Charles Mason Samuel Miller Samuel J Kirkwood James Grimes James Harlan Grenville Dodge William Larrabee Jim Wilson William R Allison David B Henderson Henry Wallace and Jonathan Polttyer, all praised for public service and state welfare.
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Miss Aldrich recounts bandit captivity in Shantung raid
Miss Alta Aldrich sister in law of John D Rockefeller Jr reports she and companion Minnie McFadden were captured by bandits during a nighttime raid at Shantung. She says captors treated prisoners kindly and she hid jewelry in a slipper to keep it safe. They paraded loot and forced a burro ride before release.
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Taicy Altmet
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Courier Delivery Timing and Reprint Policy Notice
The Courier will be delivered to your home before 3 20 this afternoon. If you do not receive your paper by then due to carrier error or other cause, call 6100 for a replacement copy. Calls must reach the office before 6 30 p m.
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Chinese Soldiers Lift Pursuit of Bandits in Shantung
Four American captives report they are well and to be released soon. Two elder sons of Maj. Roland Pinger and Maj. Robert Allen have been freed, while others remain with the bandits in the Shantung hills. Chinese authorities ordered a pause in military actions to protect prisoners amid growing international pressure.
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Maj
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Radical's Audience Besmeared with Eggs
An eggshell assault disrupted a May visit by William M. Foster, trade union advocate, at Columbia University. Eggs were thrown from the rear as Foster spoke on syndicalism in a nearby cafeteria after being denied permission to address students on campus. He continued his address unscathed.
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