Dawes Papers Secrecy Sparks Senate Battle
The fight over keeping certain London Naval Treaty papers in the State Department files secret centers on Ambassador Charles G. Dawes comments on Europe. President Hoover’s allies mull yielding the papers if the McKellar Resolution passes. Secretary Stimson insists on confidentiality as debate in the Foreign Relations Committee moves toward approval. Silent controversy over how to handle the documents continues as pro treaty senators gather to push the session.
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U.P
Senate
State Department
United Press
Charles G. Dawes
Hoover
McKellar
Stimson
Foreign Relations Committee
London
Cattle Prices Fall to New Season Low in Market Update
Columbus reports of July market activity show a thorough clean-up of supplies and a possible better beef demand, yet Chicago prices averaged 35 cents lower than the prior week. The industry continues liquidating cattle holdings as markets flood with surplus, keeping prices at season lows and stressing careful shipment monitoring.
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Columbus
Carl J. West
Ohio Farm Bureau Corporation
Chicago
Probate Court Admits Several Wills and Appoints Executors
Will of John Mandry admitted to Probate Court and record. Sarah Jane Mandry elected to take under the will. Millard Foster named executor without bond. Fred Smith William Redpath and Worthy Parker named appraisers. Final distribution of estate of John F. Beckler admitted and confirmed. Will of James Wheaton admitted and recorded. William Lightfritz appointed administrator of Lewis H. Lightfritz estate with bond. Authority granted to transfer record real estate to Sarah Jane Mandry. Will of Lorenzo Lovell admitted. Will of Roy Brooks admitted. Hattie Fulton authorized to settle damages claim for $230 with D. Zenner Company. settlement approved. Will of Nancy Linscott admitted. Lavina Lamb appointed administrator of Mary Ellen Snider estate. appointment dismissed on Lavina Lamb's application. Hearing on Benjamin W. Buck estate claims set for July 31. Mrs. Lucy Jones and Mrs. Thomas Wolfe appointed county visitors for three years to inspect charitable and correctional institutions.
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John Mandry
Sarah Jane Mandry
Millard Foster
Fred Smith
William Redpath
Worthy Parker
John F. Beckler
Robert I. Beckler
James Wheaton
William Lightfritz
Lewis H. Lightfritz
Waterloo Township
Lorenzo Lovell
Bern Township
Roy Brooks
Nelsonville
Hattie Fulton
Margaret L. Tedrow
D. Zenner Company
Nancy Linscott
Lavina Lamb
Mary Ellen Snider
York Township
Benjamin W. Buck
Herb J. Parker
Lucy Jones
Thomas Wolfe
Athens
S. M. Johnson
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