Gilberts sharp critique on German budget and reparations
Emphatic report by S Parker Gildea to the Reparations Commission criticizes German budgetary practices and the subloan relief system as harmful to the economy. It flags obscurity in Reich bookkeeping, credit stability, and calls for transparent accounting to prevent future financial trouble while noting progress in payments and strengthened exchange stability.
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Clan Campbell Hosts Clan McLeod Tonight in Bowling Clash
Clan Campbell welcomes Clan McLeod of New Haven to Wright Street tonight for a carpet bowling match at 1035 Main. A Campbell team will face the McLeod squad in a local interclan contest with bragging rights on the line.
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Jennings Muriel Wins S Boat Race by 15 Seconds Margin
Fairfield June 14 Special Correspondent. The Pequot Yacht Club hosted a big yacht racing day near Southport harbor with 25 boats in four races. Muriel owned by Henry A Jennings won the S boat race by 15 seconds over F T Bedford’s Raith, with other classes including Colleen and South Wind II placing in pursuit. Races started around 2:30 PM on a 94 mile course.
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Colleen
D S. Starling
Ardara
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O. S
South Wind
Wiliam J. McHugh, Jr
California
J. W. C. Bullard
Helen Bedford
Grenoville
H. Robert
Womrath
EL. Wells Curtis
F. S Shaw
Okla
Joseph F. Watkinson
J. WC. Bullard, Jr
Uncas
Gerritt van Schalck
S “Ywini
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Lark
R. T. Vanderbilt
Paul T. Renneil
Sark
Fullo Pep
Troops Violate Pact, Koo Asserts
Dr Wellington Koo, foreign minister, protests dispatch of American marines to Tientsin. He says Boxer protocol enforcement is unnecessary as Peiping coast communications remain open. He asks American minister MacMurray to deliver the protest to Washington. Five hundred French troops arrive from Indo China to reinforce Tientsin defenses.
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Automobile Crash Kills Two in Wilson Near Lockport
Syracuse June 32 AP Miss Deirdre Clayton Monroe and Chiles B. Palmer both of Buracuse were killed late last night when their car struck a guard rail near Wilson Lockport. Maton Spillman of North Bromrwanda the driver was seriously injured. The victims were part of a house party at Palmer's sister Nome at Wilson. Palmer's parents live at Niagara Falls.
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Russia Attacks Polish Failure to Guard Envoy
Moscow assigns blame for the Warsaw assassination of a Soviet envoy. M Litvinoff demands Poland fully investigate the plot, punish the guilty, allow a Soviet witness at the inquest, disperse terrorist groups, and reject compensation while noting Poland failed to curb hostile activity despite warnings.
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Greenwich Doctor Plans $1,000,000 Suit
Dr W E Dentinger of Greenwich says he will sue for $1,000,000 damages over alleged “persecution” linked to prior Connecticut license action. He claims the case was misrepresented, the bail returned, and intends to name a party he accuses of discrediting him in a civil suit. He warns of further suits to follow.
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Survey Warning On Removing Survey Markers
The Coast and Geodetic Survey warns against removing survey markers placed across the country to violate boundaries and maps. The circular notes penalties of fines and imprisonment for offenders who relocate or destroy these markers, many sunk or bronze, to aid fraudulent uses.
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