Italy to Reopen Debts Talks After French-US Negotiations
Rome reports officials expect Italy to restart discussions on its debt to the United States in Washington once the French American debt talks conclude. Ambassador Giacomo De Martino will travel back to Washington with a team of experts, while Rome suggests making Italy's obligations a variable amount similar to Germany under the Dawes plan.
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Ambassador Da Martino Tied to Debt Talks Probe
The report notes Da Martino would serve as a minister dedicated to the debt question, linked to earlier discussions in Washington. The description positions him as focusing solely on debt issues amid the ongoing talks and negotiations.
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High Court May Get Pay Dispute
Washington August 12 AP The Supreme Court probably will be asked to referee the dispute between Comptroller General McCarl and government departments. The Justice Department considers appealing 72 Navy pay cases over alleged past overpayments and whether the government has authority to withhold pay when officers allegedly misaccounted for public funds.
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Methodists Target Race Hate Groups at New York Conference
Carmel New York August 12 AP resolutions from Epworth League sessions condemned groups seeking to stir racial controversy. They urged Christian citizens to oppose such organizations and set a positive example. The body endorsed labor's right to collective bargaining and urged Americans to view themselves as citizens of the world to reduce international friction.
Universal Christian Conference Opens in Stockholm
World religious leaders from across the globe will gather August 19 to 30 in Stockholm for the Universal Christian Conference on Life and Work. About 160 American delegates will bring home a forming to guide church education, industry, and economics. The program features reports from commissions in the United States Britain and Europe with chairmen including William Adams Brown and Charles A Brent.
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Great Britain
Europe
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Union Theological Seminary
New York
Charles A. Brent
Buffalo
H. P. Faunce
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James Cannon, Jr
World’s League Against Alcoholism
Shailev. Mathews
Divinity School
University of Chicago
Nobert EB. Speer
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
J. Ross Stevenson
Princeton Theological Seminary
James I. Vance
First Presbyterian Church of
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Constantinople
Nathan Soderblom
Wpsala
Arthur J. Brown
Giordano Held For Slashing Woman
Thomas Giordano forty nine two stone cutter from Meriden was arraigned in New Haven City Court on breach of peace and assault with intent to kill after he allegedly slashed Mrs Anna Nearing throat at her Trumbull street apartment. He was held on five thousand dollars bond and case continued until Saturday. Nearing, who runs the Trumbull apartments, said she warned him off and sought a lawyer but avoided court action for fear of notoriety. She received a six inch long cut and was treated by a physician.
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Physician Shot in New York Apartment
In Binghamton New York Dr Willis Linn w Biot was shot in the back at noon today and is in a serious condition in a local hospital. His wife, who had previously claimed charges of white slavery against him, denies knowledge of the shooting and says she was in another apartment at the time.
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Willis Linn W. Biot
New York Brokers To Dissolve Partnership
New York brokers Carden Green and Company, members of the New York Stock Exchange the New York Cotton Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trade, said today they will terminate their partnership effective August 31 after operating a high earning commission business.
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