Reparations Problem Settled by Allied Experts
Paris June 1. Experts from seven nations reach final agreement on Germany’s reparations. Germany to pay about 28 billion dollars total over 69 years on an installment plan. Belgium’s unpaid currency deflation claim remains to be settled between Brussels and Berlin. Belgians seek satisfaction before signing.
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Orphan bootblack seeks college as sister heiress reunites
In Little Rock on June 1 a long separated brother Leon Warren now a bootblack reunites with his sister Louise Agnes, heiress to a fortune once cared for in an orphanage after their father, a Missouri coal miner, was killed. Their sister’s guardianship sits with Mr and Mrs Worden in Richmond, Ohio, and Leon plans to attend college come fall.
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What Will Labor Do Women As Law Makers
Feature by Artercur Brisbane explores women's rise in politics and potential impact on labor policy. Highlights include historic gains, party dynamics, and projections of influence within legislatures.
British Election Trends and Senate Prospects Amid Labor Ambivalence
The piece notes ABOK appearing to win a British election without full governmental control, comments on British labor being socialistic yet pragmatic, and predicts a muddled but functional path. It highlights female political gains, Ruth Hanna McCormick’s potential Senate bid, and Belgium’s Reuters on reparations talks, with one percent loan charges and delayed signings until German satisfaction is met, signaling tense postwar diplomacy.
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Weatherman Forecast Shows Showers After Next Week
June 1 Washington and Parkerburg report a weekly forecast predicting showers. In Ohio Valley, Hawkins, a negro, faced trial under the Jones Law with 28 persons in federal court. The week opened fair then turned showery as sentences ranged from short terms to five years for various pleas.
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Food Terminal Ford Secures Cleveland Contract Opening June 1
The Northern Ohio Food Terminal on 27 acres opened today in Cleveland linking with Union Terminal developments. Most of the 76 dealers moved from the old commissary to the new facility, with the first auction Monday. The terminal serves towns within an 180 mile radius, delivering within a day of shipment. In Petoskey, Michigan, Henry Ford finalized a 40 million deal with Bovtet Russia, a nine year contract for 20 thousand old products and advisory support for a Reselan factory, reflecting Ford’s broader battle with General Motors in the world market.
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Woman Confesses To Burning Home In Gallipolis
Mrs. Josephine Singleton, 59, confessed to setting fire to her two story home in Gallipolis yesterday. She allegedly removed household goods and ignited oily paper throughout the building. Insurance on the home and contents totaled 2300 dollars.
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Virginia set to test Democrats in new party split
Virginia, once a solid Southern state, emerges as a battleground as it heads to fall elections for state offices including governor. After a Hoover-era shift, Democrats face a stronger Republican presence and internal pressure from bolting factions led by anti-Smith forces. Bishop Cannon Jr. mobilizes anti-Smith Democrats in a high stakes party split.
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Present Generation of Adults Is Lawless One
Former U S Supreme Court Justice John H Clarke tells Cleveland educators that the current generation of adults is essentially lawless and that education has failed to teach proper citizen duties. He cites historic rebellion, widespread law violations, and criticizes tax deceit and tariff misrepresentations while addressing 48 school officials at the Citizens League meeting.
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Ends Manhunt by Taking His Own Life
Ferdinand Preuss, a 39-year-old war veteran, ended a dramatic rampage by taking his own life as he leaped before a westbound Freeport train in Chicago after killing two policemen and a merchant and wounding several others in a drunken spree. Detectives had pursued him through a lengthy manhunt across the West Side tenement district amid alarms and radio broadcasts.
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Youth Killed as Car Overturns in Columbus
Earl Holycross twenty one of North Lewisburg was killed and Harry Numgardner twenty two of Columbus injured when their car overturned on the National Road west of Columbus last night.
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Athens Messenger Beauty Hints Booklet Offered to Readers
The Athens Messenger presents a booklet on enhancing natural beauty through proper care of the face figure hair hands eyes and teeth. It promises practical nonhazardous tips and urges readers to use the coupon to obtain the guide for improving personal appearance.
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Conferees on Farm Bill to Make Changes
Washington report from June 1 notes conferees pressed to finish a compromise on the farm bill to enable an early adjournment. President Hoover hinted at delaying tariff votes to allow broader consideration amid international protests, with Senate Republicans inclining to slow pace and debate. Tariff hearings set to begin in two weeks. Hoover reportedly agreeable to delaying action to calm opposition.
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McDonald Confident on Labor Victory and Cabinet
London June 10 Labor leader MacDonald issued a statement signaling his intent to form a government after Labor became the largest party in Parliament in Thursday's general election. The remarks suggested either Baldwin would resign or Labor could defeat the Conservatives in Parliament to take power.
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Thought To Have Trace of Lindbergh Thought To Have Trace of Lindbergh
A couple believed to be Colonel Charles A Tandbergh and his bride Anne Spencer Morrow were reported by Chief Doak to have fled to an airfield in a blue airplane. The speeding car bore a New Jersey plate. Doak followed to the airport. Cleveland meanwhile reports Leater F Bishop piloting a Thompson amphibian to set a Detroit Cleveland record in 40 minutes.
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Festive Time Planned for 30th United Spanish War Vet Encampment
City to be decorated and a parade on Tuesday afternoon mark plans for the thirtieth annual United Spanish American War Veterans Encampment in AthONE DINE. Delegates will tour the jetty, and speakers include Rev. Georgy W. Brown of Ohio University. Parade includes veterans groups, Girl Scouts, and fraternal organizations, with bands from Ohio and neighboring states.
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Big Day for Johnny Dickinson in Chicago Ends Tragedy
Chicago June 1 A 12 year old boy Johnny Dickinson son of prominent lawyer Jacob M Dickinson died after hanging himself with a hangman's noose in a clothes closet. His planned day included a long pants suit a picture show and a high school exam success announced by his mother. The tragedy shocked his sisters Peggy and Maxie as scouts and veterans prepared for a citywide celebration with Armory venues and memorial events.
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Cleveland Maid In Murder Case Gives Conflicting Stories
Cleveland maid Ann Semin, 49, accused in the murder of Mrs. Dorothy Snyder, tells police and prosecutors differing accounts of the motives and events. Statements show discrepancies about the argument over wages and threats to disclose information before the stabbing occurred. Semin, a Hungarian immigrant with a young son, was employed by the Snyder family for six years and faces first degree murder charges as arraignment and grand jury actions proceed.
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