Washington gossip links Fletcher Nye exchange and Hoover debt gain
The piece recalls Henry Fletcher turning down the Republican National Committee chairmanship after a long Chicago call and notes Herbert Hoover's role in Fletcher selling stocks for $160,000. It praises Key Pittman for swift treaty work and Cordell Hull shaping state department policy.
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Washington
Republican National
Nye
New Mexico
Bronson Cutting
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Bob la Follette
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Herbert Hoover
Henry Fletcher
National Republican
Fletcher
Hoover
Tariff Commission
Commission
Powers Protest Chinese Pirate Act
Japan and Great Britain protest seizure of five British sailors and a Japanese by Chinese pirates north of Chefoo. Foreign powers dispatch warships to the area while demanding safe return and government guarantees.
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Shanghai
China
Japan
Great Britain
Chefoo
U S
Roosevelt Seeks Ways to Collect German Debts
President Roosevelt, the State Department, and the Treasury study options to collect money owed by European nations. Investigations focus on Germany’s moratorium and unpaid interest on about one billion dollars in U.S. securities, plus possible uses of the Harrison resolution to freeze funds until installments are resumed. Other lines explore Export-Import Bank loans to Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands and collecting on about 477 million dollars in war claims from 12 European nations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
State Department
Treasury
America
United States
Germany
Army of Occupation
Export-Import Bank For
Cuba
Fac.l.t.es
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Radio Network Listings and Concerts Across Stations
A dense catalog of NBC CBS and local station actions lists programs and orchestral acts. It names NBC WAF WEAP WOC THO WJZ chain events with bands and conductors like Red Nichols and Buddy Rogers, plus CBS WABC WMT. The long item includes times and station calls showing a busy afternoon into evening schedule.
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Lee Reiseer
NBC
WEAP
Nbcs
Vic and Sade
WSZ
Rene
Amer
SBC
Knight Erch
CBS
WABC
WNT
Cbsi
Weeco Knox
WMAQ
Ann Leaf
CBS Wasbc
Ma Perkins
CBS Wasc
AMT
Betty
Weap Chain SinEatess
Moses Chs
CBE
WEA
NEC
WEAF
Martis Mears
Bert Eerem
Geidierrs
Getzee Hares
WJZ
Chain
Russe Orch
Ferdinando Ereh
Snbc
WHO
Gene and
Glenn
John Forarty
Chain Gear Orch
WJZ Cha
Sosnick Orch
WBBM
Britain urged to ship clothing to U S to settle debt
In the house of commons Alfred Curry proposed Britain send shoes clothing and other manufactured goods to the United States to aid the destitute unemployed and settle debts in kind, noting U S willingness to accept such payments. A July 4 community celebration planned with races vaudeville dances a parade and a baseball tournament sponsored by local firemen.
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London
INS
Great Britain
United States
America
House of Commons
Alfred Curry
Hitler Moves To Prevent Broad Split In Nazi Ranks
Berlin reports indicate Vice Chancellor Franz von Papen offered resignation amid a rift over Nazi policy shifts. Goebbels banned Papen’s speech on radio and press, prompting tension with Hitler seeking to keep peace while not opposing the address’s core ideas.
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Frana von Papen
Adolf Hitler
von Papen
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Hitler
Dr. Goebbel
Reich
Ford Estate Valued At Two Million Increase In Wayne County
The Wayne County board of tax review values Henry Ford's personal property at eight million dollars, up two million from Dearborn's city assessment. Board aims to measure Ford's stock outside Michigan. Michigan properties taxed to the company. Detroit assessor Kenneth J. McCarren proposed fifteen million as a conservative figure but failed to gain support. Ford often ranks among world’s richest, with family income once reported at one hundred million annually.
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Detroit
Wayne County Board of Tax Review
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Michigan
Kenneth J. McCarren
Camp Good Health Fund Drives Support for Children
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports Camp Good Health opened smoothly with 48 children served in three shifts. Staff includes Miss Margaret Porter as director, Vera Murray nutrition director, cabin leaders Marjorie Lois March and others, and nurse Miss Laura Sabre. Visitors limited. gifts needed to sustain camp and provide clothing, supplies, and liveable spaces through the season.
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Caip
Margaret Porter
Vera Murray
Eleanor Hanna
Margaret Zak
Mary Louise Chapman
Camp Huaga
Mar-jorie Lois March
Mabel Willams
Jane Dunlap
Don Reed
Warren Carr
Anna Lilja
Laura Sabre
St. Luke's Hospital
University of Minnesota
Porter
Camp Good Health
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Postmaster for Dubuque Confirmed
Senate confirms Anthony F Schrup for Dubuque postmaster Iowa Also names acting postmasters Lynn O. Smith Batavia Willam Olexa Morning Sun Bert McKinley Automobile crash near Keota injures several people Durst escapes with minor injuries Miss Erdice suffers facial and wrist injuries. fingers possibly affected.
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Washington
Senate
Iowa
Dubuque
Anthony F Schrup
Fort Des Moines
Gerry M. Hougham
Post Office Department
Rockford
Lynn O. Smith
Batavia
Willam
Olexa
Morning Sun
Bert McKinley
Keota Injuries Reported In Local incident
Keota residents John Durst and two Keota girls Elizabeth Erdice and Mary Catherine Simmons were injured in a recent incident in the Well man community. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene. Further details were unavailable at this time.
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KEOTA
John Durst
Wellman
Elizabeth Erdice
Mary Catherine Simmons
William Blue Lowden Ends Arctic Enlistment
William Blue Lowden, four years as radio operator on the U. S. S. Arctic, completed his enlistment and arrived Friday from New York City to join his wife visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Herman Cassier.
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Lowden
William Blue
U. S. S. Arctic
New York City
Herman Cassier
The Underdog Triumphs A Ragged Hero Emerges
A poor unknown lad rises from humble rank to triumph over scornful elites. The tale praises merit, courage, and skill, showing how the outsider earns public admiration and support as he breaks into success.
Struck Under Heart By Baseball Dies In Omaha
Alex Mruz aged 14 of Omaha was fatally injured when struck under the heart by a foul ball while catching in a corner-let game. He collapsed after staggering from his position and died shortly after being driven home by a passing motorist. Physicians cited muscular contraction following the blow as the cause.
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Omaha
Alex Mruz
Mruz
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