New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1929, Page 4

estroyed 4° ranchers COLLEGE MATMEN .- Lehigh Is Favored to Again " o " Wil Outine Farm Reliel Views Capture Championship ~ NURSE BRINGS 82,000 SUIT 10 Special Session 1 gh (® — Miss Nora Carroll, Injured While | BY JAMES L. WEST Associated Press Staff Writer their The several es ated s we thousands HOOVER WILL NOT <-uer DICTATE SOLUTION vy ré 1 in wind ceased. Wrest | Riiding i William J. Boland's| gton, March 15 (®—Presi- Hoover has no intention of un- ther the terms n relief bill to pecial session which he W Automobile, Claims Damages | Nora ( sure NEW RBRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1929. tee, and so take the name of the author as is the almost invariable custom, A number of plans already are | before the house committee, which Isoon is to begin hearings en the | whole subject at which additional ideas to effectuate relief are expect- ed to be presented. The present (hope of the committee is to have |a measure ready for the house by April 20, at the latest. So far as the senate is concerned. indications now are that one of the highly controversial points will be the amount that is to be provided as a revolving fund for use in control- {ling exportable major crop surpluses {and other things. Some of the sen- ators from the northwest want four {or five times the sum proposed in the McNary measure and there may be ssome difficulty in reconciling the {extreme and conservative views. The " lamount was § ure committees to work measure {rom which hav = 1bmitted for their will to consult hold hims.if with mem- at any tir may of relatio; ¢ farm relief is tion of the course he will othe ation. He holds pulation for inct branches government and con- the administra- d refrain from un- to influence the inch in the perform- ctions Conjecture on Title Thege 1 re of late s to farm e sug- s plan ss on Woman Warns Against Bolshevist Propaganda Wk e th i od to carry nt Hoover, to be int Chairman ire commit- hy Chairman lture commit- “l Was So Nervous That the Least Little Thing Upset Me,” States Fair Haven Lady FLAMING (ANF FIFTTR CUT CUBAN SUGAR (ROP Vast Plantation L2id Waste, Cattlo Ranchers’ Loss Thousands, Nu- merous Bridges Are Burned. P—Fires Mr~. Evelyn Lebeau, Fair Haven, 201 Ferry St Conn. 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