European trade leaders friendly to the U S
Washington report says European economies show recovery momentum with reduced hostility toward the United States. Dr Julius Klein notes diminishing bitterness, rising transatlantic goodwill, and steady merchandise movement in both directions. He cites $800 million in American loans to Germany since 1924 and cautions about tariffs and frontier barriers hindering Europe’s postwar commerce.
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Washington
Associated Press
Europe
Julius Klein
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Hoover
United States
Klein
Germany
German Flights Allowed by Ministry
Berlin reports the transportation ministry will not block trans Atlantic flights by Germania and Bremer if pilots Koennecke Loose and Koeht decide to risk a westward voyage. It adopts a hands off policy, expressing confidence the aviators will not undertake rash actions despite recent disasters.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Transportation Ministry
Germania
Bremer
Koennecke
Koeht
Girl Hikers Found Exhausted by Roadside
Westchester Pennsylvania reports a nineteen year old girl named Ika Gulls from Manchester New Hampshire collapsed beside Pool Pike after a long hike. Exhaustion and lack of food left her unable to continue. She claimed she rode in trucks to Philadelphia then hiked toward Baltimore seeking new employment after losing her factory job.
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Westchester
Ika Gulls
Manchester
N. H
Pool Pike
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Hill awaits word of his lawyer on extradition fight
Seattle report details Harry R. Hills delay in extradition as Illinois seeks his return for murder charges. Detectives linked him to a car with stolen numbers, found a card case bearing his name, and recovered letters and a photo of Miss Alice Sawyer. He admitted stealing money from his mother but denied involvement in her death. Illinois officers ready to travel.
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Seattle
Wash
Associated Press
Ellyn Hill
Streator
Harry R. Hill
Ilinois
Hill
B. Jackson
Harry Hii
Alce Sawyer
Chicago
Miss Sawyer
Illinois
Tllinois
Coolidge Covers 7900 Miles in His Summer Travels
President Coolidge spent most of summer in the Black Hills of South Dakota traveling by car and rail. He logged about 3,640 miles by automobile from the state game lodge to the executive office and nearly 2,515 miles by rail to South Dakota cities and Yellowstone. He canceled a Labor Day trip, relaxed at the lodge, and enjoyed a Fort Meade band concert.
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Rapid City
Associated Press
Black Hills
South Dakota
Coolidge
Yellowstone National Park
Lodge
Nike
Fort Meads S. D
Liee Lew
Francis Robinson
Robinson
White House
Taft
Newbraska
Montana
Wyoming
A&ter
James F. Coupal
Yellowstone
House puzzles two nations at border O ott Cappel
A small house on the Belgian French border at Oost Cappel perplexes customs chiefs in Brussels and Paris. The front door lies in one country and the back door in the other. French authorities dread dutiable articles slipping Belgian door and reentering French territory, while Belgians fear the reverse. No solution has been found.
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Oost Cappel
Brussels
Paris
Leonard Cline to Stand Trial Today on Murder Count
Leonard Cline novelist faces murder trial in Tolland County Superior Court for the May killing of Wilfred P. Irwin. Witnesses place a shotgun blast from Cline’s yard. Irwin died in a hospital after Cline gave blood in a failed rescue attempt. The case follows a prior violent quarrel and Irwin’s wife’s estrangement from both men.
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Leonard Cline
Rockville
Associated Press
Cline
Tolland County
Wilfred P. Irwin
Mansfield
Irwin
Katherine G. Cline
New York
Irven
Icyin
Railroad Gas Car Introduced For Australian Tourists
Melbourne in September reports the introduction of a railroad automobile for tourists. The seven seater salon body car runs on standard tracks with a six cylinder engine, weighs ten tons, and is capable of high speed but limited to 40 miles per hour.
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Melbourne
Australia
Associated Press
Tuckahoe Man Hurt In Auto Collision
Richard A. Turner of Oak Street Tuckahoe New York was injured in a College highway crash in Southwick Massachusetts. A car driven by Frank Hanover of Riverton Connecticut attempting to pass Turner struck his car, throwing it off the road and wrecking it. Turner received cuts and bruises and was treated at Grooby Hospital in Conn.
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Southwick
Mass
Associated Press
Richard A. Turner
Oak Street
Tuckahoe
N. Y
College Highway
Frank Hanover
Riverton
Conn
Mr. Turner
Grooby, Conn
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Commerce Department
America
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Berkshire Mill Coal CO. Tre
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Cleveland
J. P. Irwin
Wilfred
Houston
Tex
William J. Gridley
Detroit
Stamford
Fall
Sam Harris
Pauline Lord
Star
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Bridgeport
Waterbury
Johnson
Fashion Park Clothes
Michaels Stern Clothes
Leopold Morse
Kuppenheimer
Michaels Stern
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