German reparations talks loom as possible compromise rises
Berlin April 30. Informal talks involving Dr Hjalmar Schacht and the German cabinet hint at a compromise on reparations acceptable to Germany and the Allies. An offer like Mr Young's, seen as safer than the Dawes plan, may be floated at Paris while Reichsbank measures to steady the money market appear sufficient with no rate rise expected.
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Berlin
Owen Dung
Mr. Young
Dawes
Hjalmar Schacht
Paris
Reichsbank Directorate
Schacht
Turkish Love Terms Add Color to Sweet Talk
STAMBOUL April 30. English speakers enlarging their vocabulary of endearments can turn to Turkish terms. Popular phrases include my sap my eye my soul and my liver my sugar doll of my eyes interior of my soul and my little lion for ladies and my bearded one for husbands.
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Stamboul
Turkey
America
Elliott quits as civil case deputy sheriff
Howard Flliott the chief civil deputy under Sheriff Bill Thompson resigned effective today after serving since January 1. C. W. Farley will succeed him. Farley formerly with Allison & Webb dealer group and now takes the post. Elliott plans to return to the Franklin Amarillo Motor Company.
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Elliott
Howard Flliott
Bill Thompson
C. W. Farley
Allison & Webb
Amarillo
Franklin Amarillo Motor Company
Sheriff's Office
Sheep Raisers Push 100000 Dollar Yearly For Predatory Animals
A Austin report notes that cow and sheep breeders urged the Senate Finance and House Appropriations committees to fund 100000 dollars annually for the next biennium to control predators. R Landon of the U S Biological Survey led the talks with ranchers praising current trapping efforts and seeking extension amid widespread pest animal problems.
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Associated Press
Austin
Golden Eagle
Senate Finance Committee
House Appropriations Committee
R. Landon
Predatory Animal Control Bureau
United States Biological Survey
Landon
Pro wolf control claims exceed nationwide needs
The report notes claims that wolves caused heavy losses to sheep goats and poultry and that the average wolf did about 1000 damage annually. It cites Chamberlain on 600 wolves killed by Landon trappers in under two years and Calloway stating 32 counties cleaned with plans to extend to 120 more counties.
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Chamberlain
Landon
Calloway
Lindy Wedding Expected in June in New England
In Mexico City on April 30 friends of Miss Anne Spencer Morrow expect her marriage to Col. Charles A Lindbergh to occur at North Haven Maine in mid June. United States Ambassador Dwight W Morrow, father of Anne, will leave Mexico City around June 1 and friends say the ceremony should take place ten days to two weeks later.
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Mexico City
Anne Spencer Morrow
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
North Haven
United States
Dwight W. Morrow
Anne
Potter County Singers Meet at Gaunt Home Tonight
The Potter County Singers will meet this evening at the home of J R Gaunt 1918 Fillmore Street to finalize arrangements for the convention on May 26 A singing is also planned Sunday at 8 o clock in the First Nazrene church all interested are urged to attend
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Potter County
J. R. Gaunt
Fillmore Street
Rum Treaty Fight Looms as Prohibition Groups Align
Prohibitionists in Congress and nationwide brace for a clash over U S rum smuggling treaties that exempt foreign ships from Volstead penalties. The dispute centers on vessels like Leviathan now sold to Chapman interests and the long standing Hughes era exemptions that Britain France Italy and Germany have used to shield their ships while U S coast guard ships act within hours of the coast.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
Treasury Department
United States
Leviathan
United States Lines
Chapman Interestes
Ain
Hughes
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Coast Guard
Simplified Global Language Aims for Quick Adoption
A group of scientists and scholars proposes an 800 word English core with no verbs to speed learning. They seek a universal basic vocabulary that people worldwide could acquire in weeks or months, enabling basic communication across nations.
New Tariff Bill Near Completion In House
Washington April 20 The administration's new tariff bill reached tentative completion by Republican members of the House ways and means committee. A fall committee meeting was called to report the measure with possible amendments. Chairman Hawley expected to introduce the bill in the House late this week. Debates will hinge on rate changes for sugar hides and cement.
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United Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Hawley
Shoe shines and child labor pride in daily chores
The article notes children shining shoes as a daily or weekly task with a small box and pride in earning a dime. It also cites US retail toy sales reaching 91.9 million dollars in 1927.
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Owen D. Young
ASK
GAUT
Men’s Dept
KOTEX
Martha Washington
Athletic Union
Peter Pan
Little Colonel
Billie Burks
Ladies’ Dept
Rein
Infants’ Dept
Philippine
Lloyd Loom
Ward
Ward's Furniture Department
Second Floot
Lakeside
Hyatt
de Luxe
Wardway Electric
Assort
Ward’s
Montgomery ‘Ward & Co
Polk
By Lyle c. Wilson
Joseph
Wasney
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