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FOOD POSITION EASIER. WASHINGTON, Jan. 12. Mr Hoover, before the House Committee, stated owing to the enormously improved conditions in Europe, the task of supplying food from United States would be easy in 1920. United States credits for forty millions sterling will be sufficient. A YANKEE INVENTION. NEW YORK, Jan. 12. The Smithsonian Institute has announced that Professor Clark has invented a multiple charge rocket, capabale of reaching a height in excess of 200 miles.
PENALTIES ON AGITATORS. WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. The Senate has passed a Bill enforcing a law for five year’s imprisonment and 50,000 dollar fines for “writing, uttering, mailing or distributing any material calculated as advocating the overthrow of the present form of Government by violence or through, assassination or sabotage.”
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Hokitika Guardian, 14 January 1920, Page 2
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