Morgan County Democrat
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The *Morgan County Democrat* recorded key governmental events of 1931, noting that on August 3, C. B. Curtis was named U.S. Minister to El Salvador and Arthur Schoenfeld was named Minister to the Dominican Republic.
El *Morgan County Democrat* registró sucesos gubernamentales relevantes de 1931, señalando que el 3 de agosto C. B. Curtis fue designado ministro de Estados Unidos ante El Salvador y Arthur Schoenfeld fue nombrado ministro ante la República Dominicana.
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system a failure in almost every senses
July 28—United States Steel corpora
tion directors reduced dividend rate
and authorized lowering of salaries.
July 29—Centenary of McCormick'e
reaper celebrated at Blacksburg, Ya»
Aug. 8—C. B. Curtis appointed min
ister to Salvador and Arthur Schoen»
feld minister to Dominican republic.
Aug. 4—Governor Murray closed the
Oklahoma oil wells and proclaimed
martial law, demanding price of $1
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DOMESTIC
Jan. 1—President Hoover proclaimed
the London naval treaty in effect.
Jan. 5—Congress resumed business
and house passed bill appropriating
J45.000.000 for drought relief senate
Increased amount by $15,000,000 for
food loans.
Jan. 9—Senate asked President to
•resubmit thr«« nominations to power
commission.
Jan. 10—President Hoover refused io
return power commission appointments
to the senate.
Jan. 15—Houfte passed army appro
priation bill carrying $446,024,000.
Jan. 16—Senate passed $:iO,OOA,Oflf
bill for modernizing three battleships
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Wickersham commission report crit
icised deportation methods.
Frank Evans of Utah appointed
member of federal farm board,
Aug. 8—Navy's dirigible Akron
christened by Mrs. Hoover.
Aug. 12—Farm board asked cotton
planters to plow under one-thrrd of
crop.
Aug. 17—Five large Toledo bank»
closed their doors.
Texas oil wells closed and martial
law in the fields proclaimed.
Aug. 19—President Hoover named W
S. Gifford head of unemployment re
lief body.
Aug. 21—Farm board traded 25,000,
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Record: cr04064-1
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Morgan County Democrat. (1932). McConnelsville, Ohio, 1932-01-21. US/DR Newspaper Timeline, record cr04064-1. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn87075008/1932-01-21/ed-1/?sp=5
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Morgan County Democrat, 1932-01-21.