Foreign Loans Not Approved Says Stimson
Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson said the State Department has never recommended the merits of foreign loans and has warned against any loans by U.S. citizens that conflict with national interests. He responded to Senator Carter Glass and defended the department’s stance on foreign security sales. Stimson noted the guidance was issued after the war to avoid loans judged adverse to national interests.
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Dayton, CO
Henry L. Stimson
State Department
Stimson
Carter Glass
Virginia
Washington
Glass
State Cement
United States
Hughes
State Department stance on foreign loans and debt settlement
The passage praises the State Department for influencing countries to fund their war debts to the United States. It credits Chief Justice Hughes with establishing the policy that the department would not assess the merits of foreign loans. The claim notes repeated public statements confirming this position to bankers and investors.
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United States
State Department
Justice Hughes
Hughes
Absentee voting rush nears final day at clerk's office
Absentees rush at the election clerk David Johnson's Courthouse office as 250 had voted or applied by morning, with 33 added yesterday and 11 more today. The office extends hours Friday night and Saturday, the final voting day, while about 30 invalid ballots have been cast.
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David Johnson
Johnson
Dinner Menus Highlight Tomato and Butterscotch Sauces
The Day presents a three meal plan focused on balanced calories and vitamins. Breakfast features sliced oranges milk and cereals, lunch offers tomato soup cottage cheese sandwiches and pudding, while dinner pairs veal cutlets with tomato sauce and croquettes with a butterscotch glaze for cupcakes.
White evening gown from Maison Phillippe et Gaston
A fashion feature touts a white crepe evening gown with fringe and bracelet sleeves from Phillipp e Gaston. The piece is praised for elegance, with commentary on hats, taste, and the return of Haute Couture, plus a plug for DIY furniture from packing cases.
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Phillippe
Phillipp
Gaston
Neat coiffure tips for brunettes described in hair fashion
The article advises brunettes to favor neat hairstyles over fluffy looks. It suggests shaping around cowlicks and widow's peaks, detailing a right-side part with minimal waves, a layered bob, and a top story brushed, yielding a soft feminine yet tidy appearance.
Ohio Motorist Pays Heavily for Privileges
Ohio motorists face steep federal tax increases under the recently passed bill. The Ohio State Automobile Association cites 1931 totals of 56.15 million dollars in motor taxes and projects 1932 totals rising to 82.85 million with new federal levies. The association notes per-car taxes climbing from 31.45 to 47.34 dollars, and estimates national motor taxes at about 256 million dollars, with broader impact on cars, trucks, tires, and gasoline.
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Ohio
Congress
Ohio State
Association
Ohio Materials
American Automobile Association
Ohio State Automobile Association
United States Treasury
Raft Rider Nears Chicago After Two Months at Sea
Joseph Bellocq, 52, who cannot swim, nears Chicago after a two month voyage on an improvised raft from Detroit. His craft uses a den platform on inflated inner tubes and was launched Sept. 1 as a personal ad for the Chicago 10838 World’s Fair.
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Joseph Bellocq
Great Lakes
Detroit
Mich
Bellocq
Ohio Election Day Details and Radio Broadcast Plan
Columbus Ohio voters prepare for November 8 polls opening 6 30 a m closing 6 30 p m EST with lines extended if needed. Secretary Clarence J Brown outlines ballot rules and straight party voting while WLW Crosley Radio will broadcast official results tonight starting 10 30 p m with 15 minute update slots until final totals.
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Cincinnati
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Bridge Change Will Cast Out Score Systems
New York reports a major shift in contract scoring for bridge. The Whist Club of New York, backed by Portland Club London and Commission Du Bridge of France, announces raised penalties, revised counts, and higher maximum points, transforming strategy and potential scores across major nations. It details changes from under-trick penalties to grand slam bonuses and provides a comparison of old and new systems.
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America
United States
England
France
Whist Club
New York State Boxing Commission
Portland Club
London
Commission du Bridge of France
Roosevelt To Make Talks in East Shortly
Gov. Franklin D Roosevelt launches the final stretch of his presidential campaign moving from Albany to Hyde Park then to New York City and New Jersey. He will address Democrats in Jersey City and Newark and speak at the Metropolitan Opera House renewing his appeal for a new deal and inviting cross party opposition to join on election day.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Dutcheys County
Dinner Table Killing in Barnesville Ends in Suicide
Clyde Byers 35 was shot and killed while dining with his mother as a bullet pierced the window. Robert Anchultz 38, who fired the shot, later killed himself. Neighbors reported a dispute over domestic matters.
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Barnesville
Clyde Byers
Robert Anchultz
Lancaster Offer To Aid After Auto Crash
Lancaster residents led by R. J. Bowers offer to help two men and a woman following an automobile mishap reported in Lancaster on November 3. The group pledges assistance as details of the incident unfold.
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Lancaster
R. J. Bowers
Cox Declares Two Crises Facing Americans in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati James M. Cox former Democratic nominee told a Hotel Linton banquet that the economic slump is the lesser crisis and warned of a loss of confidence in politics and government. He urged a “change the management” solution to the danger.
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Cincinnati
U.P
James M. Cox
Ohio
Cox
Linton
Fox terrier saves mistress from sow attack in barnyard
Mrs. Albert Last of Falls City Neb credited her fox terrier Tippy with saving her life after a sow mauled her in the barnyard. The dog barked loudly and pinned the sow’s attention, allowing Mrs. Last to escape with slashes on the thigh and back bruising.
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Neb
Albert
Tippy
Last
Culvert Incident Prompted Police Responders
An inquiry about a culvert incident led to pistol shots being fired. police were notified. No injuries were reported.
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