Favorable Wool Market Outlook for Arizona and West
National wool reports released last week show 1931 wool consumption rising above 1930 levels, with domestic wools driving the gain. Through March, domestic usage exceeded foreign by about 3.7 million pounds, while Arizona had shipped 1,217,877 pounds to the cooperative market by May 23, signaling higher volume and brighter prospects for growers.
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Arizona
Western States
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Department of Commerce
Cooperative Marketing Corporation
True Brotherhood in Railroad Workers Tightens Squeeze
Arthur Brisbane notes Houston vote by railroad trainmen to limit hours and protect 10850 idle workers. He cites seniority rules and a “devil take the hindmost” stance as a test of union brotherhood. Winslow trainmen previously adopted the policy aiding members facing hardship.
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Arthur Brisbane
Brotherhood of ‘Railroad
Houston
Winslow
Dome-Lights Replace Head-Lights in an Ode
A Winslow woman, fond of verse, jokes that keeping up with education and daily news makes one white headed or swear like a Turk. She proposes a witty fix to modern info overload by installing brilliant Head-Lights instead.
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Winslow
Belgium
Miliotte Simonin
Galveston
Tex
Government to raise national debt by half a billion
The White House, possibly under Mr Hoover, announced an increase of the national debt by about 500 million dollars for this year and a treasury deficit near 900 million. Officials cited a low mood and postal receipts drop as principal causes and urged acknowledging the facts.
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White House
Mr. Hoover
Treasury
National Wool Marketing Corp Fights Downward Prices
The National Wool Marketing Corporation resists efforts to lower wool prices amid market unease. April sales reached about 7.5 million pounds, including 2.3 million pounds of tops, with some buyers claiming cheaper wool elsewhere. Cooperative officials blame excess production and below-market acquisitions for market instability.
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Prescott Evening Courier
National Wool. Marketing Corporation
New Attempt To Find Treasure In Sunken Vessel
Genoa Italy June 3 divers and sailors press new expedition for gold from the Egypt off Brest and from wrecks near Sark as prior attempts led to loss of two ships and 11 lives. The Artiglio Raffio and Artigno I join the effort with salvage plans despite dangers.
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Andrue
Raffio
Artiglio
Egypt
Florence
Marine Salvage Company
Island of
Sark
English Channel
Artigno I
Brest
Doak and the Magic Potato Stir Capitol Buzz
Secretary of Labor Bill Doak touts a magic potato said to cure rheumatism and neurasthenia and to bring luck. He envisions using it to spur industry and deter wage cuts by focusing employers on the potato for months, as Hoover approves.
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Bill Doak
Houston
Texas
Mr. Doak
Hoover
Doak
National deficit blamed on depression and mood shift
The report pins eight hundred forty million dollars of the deficit on the depression and cites fifty million dollars from postal receipt declines while ten million dollars remains unaccounted for. It notes a notably low mood and that Republicans have admitted it.
Hyde's Department Expects A Savurng Of 20 Million
Washington June 3 The Agriculture Department and Secretary Hyde report planned savings for the next fiscal year of 20 000 960 and an additional saving of 11 000 500 during the current year ending July 1. The White House statement notes the departments will manage expenditures within the allocated appropriation.
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Washington
Hoover
Hyde
Agriculture Department
White House
Department of Agriculture
Department
Did You Ever Stop To Think by Edson R Waite
Edson R Waite from Shawnee Oklahoma argues in favor of continuous advertising. He states that truthful steady ads build public approval and long term sales while spasmodic advertising fails to sustain customer awareness. Continuous advertising helps people know what you offer and where to buy it.
State Budget Saves 11 Million This Year and 20 Million Next
The report notes that year end totals and unexpended balances carried forward from last year amount to about 11 million dollars saved through economies in all divisions. It also states that sizable unexpended balances will roll into the next fiscal year starting July 1 to cover obligations and contracts, with about 20 million dollars expected to be saved during the coming year.
Russian Textile Import Company buys Ashmuni cotton in Cairo
June 3 report states the Russian Textile Import Company purchased 25 600 bales of Ashmuni cotton from government stocks for delivery before September 1. The sale value is about £500,000 or $2 500 000.
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Cairo
Race Track Measure Passes in Florida Over Governor Veto
The Florida Senate on Tuesday overrode Governor Doyle E. Carlton veto to pass a race track measure. The action occurred in Tallahassee as lawmakers approved the bill amid political dispute, signaling a crucial win for proponents of the track project.
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Florida
Editors Laud Supreme Court Ruling on Press Law
Atlanta editors at the National Editorial Association convention welcomed the Supreme Court decision that Minnesota’s newspaper suppression law is unconstitutional. They warned against any move toward censorship while affirming the press’s current freedom. The opening sessions featured welcoming remarks and national issue discussions led by E F Flynn and John C Brimblecom with a focus on government encroachment and press problems.
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Atlanta
National Editorial Association
Supreme. Court
Minnesota
E. F. Flynn
St. Paul, Minn
Great Northern Railway
John * *C. Brimblecom
Newton
Mass
Veto Preserves First Track and Pari Mutuel Bill
The governor vetoed the state legislature’s first ever track and pari mutuel bill. lawmakers approved the measure 26 to 12 before the veto was issued.
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