Party Leaders Demand Clear Wheat Market
Three Republican leaders from Kansas and Indiana plan to urge the Federal Farm Board to hold wheat off the market until the new crop is sold. They warn of a gravest crisis for grain farmers if the board fails to restrain sales, amid a board pledge not to sell wheat at current prices and debates over price fixing and storage congestion.
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Curtis
Capper
Wateon
Federal Board
Washington
U.R
Federal Farm Board
Kansas
Charles Curtis
Arthur Capper
James E. Stone
Farm Board
James E Watson
Indiana
Senate
Watson
West
White House
Chicago
Von Elm and Burke in Decisive Round Today of National Open Tourney
Byron coverage reports a tough morning at Inverness Golf Club Toledo as George Von Elm leads Billy Burke by one stroke after 18 holes in the National Open play off. Burke rallys from a ragged start with birdies and precise iron play to stay within one shot.
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Burke
Tulted Press
Inverness Golf Club
Toledo
George von Elm
California
Billy Burke
Gut
U.2
Califormian
Connecticut
Burk
Rey
Ted Ray
von Him
Von
Hoe
Burked
Todays Reflections On World Events And Sports
Today by Arthur Brisbane previews a cheerfully starting year for the United States and notes a favorable mood in stocks. It cites Germany’s big week end and a Schmeling title win with a moment of magnanimity during the Stribling bout. Continuous on Page 4.
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Arthur Brisbane
Helon
Germany
Ging Features
Max Schmeling
See Upturn in Business Soon
New York July 6 With resistance to downward tendencies holding prices around present levels American business now is in the condition that generally precedes an upturn the semi annual business review by the National Conference of Business Papers Editors said today Replacement buying cannot be delayed much longer as a result of the equidation of inventories of raw products and finished goods The editors believe An increase in production and distribution already has taken place in some lines The review said business is expected to receive considerable stimulus from advances in the stock market The survey reported improvement already was manifest in the automotive equipment and parts chemicals machine toll electric power production textiles commercial bakeries furniture manufacturing construction meat packing shoe retailing and radio broadcasting The survey concurred in by 155 editors said business during the first half year was marked by aggressive merchandising by manufacturers and retailers developing goods that will sell under present day conditions
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New York
Seri-Annual Business Review
National Conference of Business Papers
Lana Radio Broadcasting
Busideas
Stimson Visits Palermo on European Tour
Talk It Over PALERMO Italy July 6 Col Henry L Stimson American secretary of state landed on Italian shores today visiting Palermo on his way to Naples to begin a tour of European countries to confer with political leaders about issues and plans troubling the region.
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Palermo
Italy
Henry L. Stimson
Naples
Man confesses bicycle theft from 12 years ago
Herbert C. Belcher, 37, of Dou than Alabama, confessed to hitchhiking to Cleveland to surrender for a bicycle theft dated twelve years prior. He explained moral awakening after “getting religion” and sought guidance from Police Lieutenant James Peck before returning home.
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U.p
Herbert C. Belcher
Douthan
Ala
Belcher
James Peck
Post Gatty Backer Sends Will Thanks For Kind Words
Beverly Hills California man expresses gratitude for favorable remarks about two figures, Post and Getty. He invites them to Claremore Oklahoma to prove their skills. He jokes that successful navigation would earn them bold praise and nickname status.
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Beverly Hills
Celif
Getty
Claremore
Okla
Post
Hunger march by miners crowds St Clairsville crowds march to courthouse
Thousands of striking miners with wives and children converge on Belmont County Courthouse St Clairsville to demand unemployment relief. The National Miners Union organizes the hunger demonstration as County Commissioners reject relief and protest funds.
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T. Clairsville
W.P
St Clairsville
Belmont County
Board of County Commissioners
Ahunger
National Minera Union
Unison
Charlen Wise
Power Trust Probed by Federal Power Commission
The Federal Power Commission opened an inquiry into ownership and control of all public utility companies operating water power under federal license. Data gathering aims to reveal if a power trust exists as reformers claim.
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Power Trust
Washington
U.R
Federal Power Commission
Commission
Brothers Slain 24 Years Apart By Same Gun
Richmond Illinois July. The slaying of two wealthy brothers, 24 years apart, with the same gun in identical circumstances presents a murder mystery. Charles W. Eldredge, 64, ex-Chicago lawyer and state legislator, was found on a wooded island near Nipering Creek with the gun used to kill his brother Earl in 1907 nearby. Investigators weigh family feud as motive while noting Eldredge’s vow to find Earl’s killer. State’s Attorney Vincent Lumley says the killer may have feared pursuit and killed to end the hunt.
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Walthy Brothers
Charles W. Eldredge
Chicago
Eldredge
Nippereing Creek
Earl
Vincent § Lumley
McHenry County
Charles
Rip tides drown 20 on Los Angeles beaches
At least twenty people drowned as treacherous rip currents swept beaches near Los Angeles during the holiday period. Lifeguards rescued many, including motion picture actress Marion Nixon, amid harrowing scenes along the coast.
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Los Angeles
Los Angels
Marion Nixon
Toll of Holidays Claims 40 Dead and 100 Injured
A Chicago report shows the Fourth of July week end produced 40 deaths and about 100 injuries from firecrackers, with drownings and car accidents adding to the toll. Heat, heat waves, and clear skies aided leisure travel. California saw two major disasters including a deadly rip tide and a fatal airplane crash.
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Althorge
Enua
California
Pacific
Los Angeles
Johnny
Champaign
Sted
Legion Chief Toula Johnson Named Nominee for National Commander
Toula A. Johnson of Clarksburg West Virginia, a lawyer and state American Legion commander, is nominated to succeed Dolph O’Net of Topeka at the national convention opening September 21 in Detroit. Johnson, a VirginIa graduate, held a heavyweight boxing championship in pass Columbus July. A flood of casualties and accidents across the state marked the weekend with forty dead and many injured, while weather soured with clouds and showers forecast through Tuesday.
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Clarksburg
American Legion
Dolph T. O'Net
Topeka
Kan
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de Obie
Linge Pradenen
Fale
Cosier Wether
Citat Moonie
Cleveand
Levi Fe McDonald
Watertowa
Noekeled
Cleveland
Barnuel Denert
Toledo
Mra Saaheth Boles
Inflanapalin
Kite
Tinbert Ketlay
Sitewite
Hleubenvilla
Itene Breckerridge
Loungatonn
Ivan and
Walter Towner
Cincinnati
Uaéas
Cuyahogs
Jewell Daener
Tere Hendon
Attron
Robert Hebnle
Tortron
Hocky River
Cheater
Flirbrck
Flat Livers Peo
Otfo Woodruff
Jacky
Robert Wo Miller
Columteig
Site Debater
John At
Jane Merain
Michael Blantiz
Sharan
Peter Putsell
Xhol
Youngstown
Martin McBride
Syracuse
Andrew B
Lan Aeveland
212Th Engineers
G. Commander
Heart
Tack
Lynn
Brumim
Bhat
Jatay Clecons
Sharon
Auteldcejiohnis Richards
Organizing To Battle Soviet Plans American Civic Federation
New York July 8 Acting president Matt hew Woll of the National Civic Federation appoints four committees totaling 199 members to form the American unit of a world wide anti Soviet network. Units planned in Germany England France Belgium Canada Italy and other countries to unite patriotic moral forces against a world revolution. The move follows a June 16 dinner honoring Georges Theunin former Belgian prime minister and ICC president. The Russian program will be fought through commercial interests pressuring the Prussian govern ment to curb propaganda and halt Soviet contracts.
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U.1
Matthew Woll
National Civic Federation
United States
Woll
Germany
England
France
Belgium
Canada
Italy
Civic Federation
Georges Theunin
International Chamber of Commerce
Wells
Fear bank break in Germany signals alarming finances
Berlin reports a sharp withdrawal of foreign credits totaling 1.09 million marks amid stalled Paris talks on relief for Germany's finances. The Reich Bank's credit with International Acceptance Bank of New York shows little unused balance while rumors sweep Berlin's banking district about a large German bank's defacement.
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Germany
Berlin
Paris
Geld Discount Bank
International Acceptance Bank of
New York
Weather Summary From Scrambled Regional Report
Fragmentary weather note lists cities Shreveport and Cheyenne with scattered numbers. Reads incomplete values and unclear times. Contains garbled terms and no usable forecast without source clarification.
Woman Found Dead in Chicago Manhole Mystery Deepens
A 40 year old Chicago woman, Emily Chorak, was found dead in a manhole with a blanket over her body after her disappearance on June 1. A 14 year old boy reported the discovery to police. autopsy showed no sign of violence. The case ties to a missing husband John Chorak and eviction over unpaid rent. Detectives probe motives and marital strains amid poverty.
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Chicago
Samuel Surale
Bay
Horak
Emily Chorak
Sant Alstary
Chotak
John
Steel Mil
Mca
Chorak
Choraka
Tisino
Afra
Movie Czar Deflects Fire Over King of Kings Funds
New York July 4 10 Will Hays motion picture czar sought to evade the issue in the industry council feud by linking a personal spat with Dr George Reid Andrews to the controversy over 19 per cent of King of Kings proceeds for the Federal Council of Churches of Christ of America. Francia J McConnell president of the council noted the survey accusing the industry of subsidizing council members. Hays replied that the industry has employed many council representatives.
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New York
Francia J. McConnell
Federal Council of Churches of Christ of America
Will Hays
Federal Council
George Reid Andrews
Doctor Andrews
Admits Killing Husband in Cleveland Hammer Murder Case
County prosecutor Ray T. Miller planned an investigation to decide if Mrs. Margurio, 51, should face a grand jury for the admitted hammer killing of her husband Antonie Margurio in their bed. She claimed years of abuse and revealed the fatal attack with a five pound meat cleaver while he slept, as authorities weigh potential charges.
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Cleveland
Ray T. Miller
Fossphine ‘Mergurio
Antonie
Margurie
Yenny Teideath
Byrn
Starts Bridge Legal Actions
John Wolin Athens County Prosecutor moves to mediate steps before work on the proposed South Bridge across the Rocking River in Athens. Actions involve city and county agencies, state governments, and the Salt acre and Ohio Railroad. Wolin seeks confirmation from State Highway Department engineer Dowier and city clerk Harrie on actions by highway director and city council regarding bridge building.
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Athens
New South
Rocking River
Adie
Ad Tate
Saltacre & Ohlo Railroad
Bolin
Athens County
John W. Dowier
State Highway Department
H. Harrie
Thegard
Prison Flight Transfers for Murder Convicts in Detroit
In Detroit on July 6, Ted Prezino and Angelo Liveceht were moved by airplane to prison to serve life terms for the murder of Willem Chicago, a case tied to a local dope racket. The transfer aims to thwart gangster retaliation after the men’s alleged involvement in the earlier killing of radio announcer Geralt E. Cannon and Genny Collins at a hotel lobby.
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Ted Prezino
Angelo Liveceht
Willem Chicago
Michigan
Geralt E
Cannon
Genny Collins
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