Consideration is being given by the President Coolidge and members of the cabinet to the proposal that a wheat export corporation, organized privately, but financed by the government, be formed under the war finance corporation, as a means of affording relief to the wheat farmers of the northwest. Washington—(A. Claims Republican Leaders Fearful Indianapolis - (A. P.) - Charges that the Republican committee meeting held yesterday to consider the financial difficulties of Governor McCray was ordered by President Coolidge at the instigation of Former Governor Goodrich, was made today by John Moorman of Knox, Indiana, a close friend of the governor. Mr. Moorman declared that the rub of the whole effort to remove McCray from office, is fear of Republican leaders, that they be held responsible for the depression in the mine of farm lands and farm products and that they are alarmed over the effects that may follow in the wake of Ruch a notable example as the collapse of the governor's fortune. White House Denies Assertion Washington—(A. P.)—White House officials declared today that the charges made by John Moorman of Indiana that the meeting of the Republican committee yesterday was by order of President Coolidge are "postively without foundation." City of 50,000 Destroyed Sofia—(A. P.)—Vratza, forty miles northeast of Sofia, with a population of 50,000, was destroyed yesterday by fire originating from a mysterious explosion, popularly attributed to communists, who...  have been opposing the government. 