Mitchell Angles Tax Fight Over National City Fund
New York June 1 government evidence at banker Charles E Mitchell trial shows the 666,666.66 dollar advance from the National City management fund was written down to one dollar on company books though officers remained obligated to repay. The total of 11 officers received 1.86 million with varied payments to Ripley and others. Maguire testified about the little black book recording these transactions and noted pages were removed before turnover.
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New York
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Company
Mitchell
United States
George 7. Medalie
Frank J. Maguire
Maguire
J. P. Ripley
Ripley
H. B. Baker
R. M
C. K
Davis
E. Oswail
S. A. Russell
Gordon S. Rentschier
G. B. Buckley
W. R. Torreon
Establish Camp for Women Unemployed
Washington announces the first federal funded camp for unemployed women at Bear Mountain New York. Secretary Perkins and Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt said the camp will test whether camp life can aid jobless unattached women. Perkins urged other states to set up similar camps with local relief agencies.
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Washington
Bear Mountain
New York
White House
Perkins
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Monnie Returns Home as Dan Cardigan Is Injured
Monnie O'Dare arrives in Belvedere after a five week voyage to discover Dan Cardigan is hospitalised from a motor accident with internal injuries. Kay reveals Dan and Sandra Lawrence wed the night before. Monnie had intended to marry Dan. Arthur Mackenzie had offered marriage but she returns to confront reality and a looming family discussion.
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Monnie O'Dare
Europe
Anstice Corey
Monnie
Dan Cardigan
Sandra
Lawrence
Dan
O'Dares
Sauta
London
Arthur MacKenzie
New Yorker
Mackenzie
New York
Belvedere
Marley Brockway
Old Marley
Main Street
Kay
Anethce
Sandra Lawrence
Natex Prescription Promises Quick Health Boost
An invitation from Taylor's Drug Store touts Natex as a remarkable new remedy. It claims to improve digestion liver function kidneys nerves and overall health with a week to a month of use. The ad urges readers to seek the Natex representative at 228 Princeton Ave and offers a free health booklet.
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Taylor's Drug Store
Easley-Penn Drug Co
Natex
R W. Harris
Taylor
Princeton Ave
Easley- Penn Drug Co
Two Scottsboro Cases Transferred to Juvenile Court
In Decatur Alabama Roy Wright and Eugene Williams, two of nine Negroes indicted in the Scottsboro case, were ordered transferred to Morgan County juvenile court for review. The habeas corpus hearing was brief and the state did not oppose the transfer.
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Decatur
Ala
Roy Wright
Eugene Williams
Scottsboro
Morgan County
Army personnel to be unchanged says Dern
Washington reports Secretary Dern states a war department economy plan will keep the army at its present strength due to forest conservation corps needs. General MacArthur confirms no force reductions now. About 1,400 reserves called to active service. economies may target summer training camp curtailment.
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Washington
War Department
Dern
Forest Conservation Corps
Douglas MacArthur
Corps Area Headquarters
Draft Tariff Bill Nears Completion in Washington
Washington June 1 A tariff bill described by Speaker Rainey as allowing the president to negotiate reciprocal tariff treaties that could take effect without Senate approval is nearly ready for transmission to Congress. Rainey said it would be sent this week after the railroad bill. The plan would let the president proclaim treaties effective at once with a Senate rejection period to follow.
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Washington
Rainey
Senate
Congress
Measured Tariff Powers and Treaty Rejection Delayed
Reports note a proposed measure would grant the president authority to raise or lower tariffs by up to 50 percent. It also mentions the senate would receive 60 legislative days to reject reciprocal treaties.
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Senate
Roger Williams Plans Major Flight Again
New York reports that Roger Q. Williams, who flew to Spain with Lewis A. Yancey in 1929, will announce plans for another major flight late today. Speculation swirls about a three cornered race with Wiley Post and James Mattern in this year’s solo around the world attempts. Williams’ past feats include a Bermuda non stop in 1930 and the old Atlantic flight in the Columbia.
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New York
Roger Q. Williams
Spain
Lewis A. Yancey
Wiley Post
James Mattern
Atlantic
Columbia
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles A. Lindbergh
Europe
Williams
Bermuda
Outdoor W C T U prayer meeting at Shelby Heights
Attention is called to the outdoor W C T U prayer meeting this evening in Shelby Heights at o'clock. The public is invited. Similar meetings are being held across Virginia as the allied dry forces mobilize to fight repeal. WRITES FROM HOT SPRINGS A letter from Sidney Saunders, written from Hot Springs Arkansas, reports cheery conditions and upward business trend there.
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Shelby Heights
Virginia
Hot Springs
Sidney Saunders
Ark
Mr. Saunders
Beautiful Flowers Bloom At Caldwell Virginia Garden
Mrs. C. W. Caldwell of St. Clair's Crossing nurtures hundreds of plants in what is claimed to be one of Virginia's most extensive flower gardens. Early morning visits reveal a remarkable horticultural display attracting local attention.
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C. W. Caldwell
St. Clair's Crossing
Flowers Respond to Mistress Voice in Quiet Petal Dialogue
An excerpt describes how flowers respond to a mistress voice, gradually opening their eyes as the speaker notes the flowers may possess their own language. The scene emphasizes a gentle, almost mystical bond between human and plant life.
Hat relics from 1896 campaign spark reader curiosity
In a reader note, interest rises over silver or gold hats linked to the 1896 presidential campaign. Supporters of William Jennings Bryan wore white hats while gold standard advocates wore gold hats, and several such relics are believed to still exist among collectors.
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William Jennings Bryan
Fire call on Fairfax Street causes no damage
Fire department responded to a late night call on Fairfax Street for a home where pasted paper on a flue caught fire. Carl Honaker’s residence reported no damage and the incident was contained without injuries.
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Fairfax Street
Carl Honaker
Pecan Orchard in City New Orleans Among Largest in South Louisiana
One of the largest pecan orchards in south Louisiana lies within New Orleans city limits on a plantation below the immigration station. The orchard contains 2,500 trees in good condition.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
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Bluefield
W. C. T._U. PRAYER SERVICE
Standard Oil Company of
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Essolabe
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