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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1933
Page
12
The front page reports a tense opening of the economic conference as Premier Daladier of France pressures for stabilizing currency values before any tariff truce extension. US Secretary Hull signals cautious optimism while France and Britain press for quick debt handling, with Daladier set to address delegates after Hull.
The board of public works yesterday began its study of briefs filed by public utility corporations and companies regarding their tax assessment claims. Governor Kumpwis was at his tone in Elkins and did not attend the meeting. Secretary of State William 3 Brien said the discussion was preliminary with no figures yet. The board will meet again tonight and the study may last several days before any definite assessments are set. The report also covers international stabilization talks and remarks by King George and Premier MacDonald urging cooperation to promote prosperity and progress.
An advertisement touts Hemroid tablets as the sole normal medicine that improves lower bowel circulation to relieve piles. It claims Dr. ered areal’s prescription healed over 900 of 1,000 patients and offers money back. The ad lists several Cut Rate stores and promotes the product with bold claims.
French monetary leaders discussed tentative agreement to keep major currencies within a fixed range during London meetings. France would place funds at the Federal Reserve to maintain stability. Britain hesitates awaiting debt instrument decisions due June 15. Daladier to address stabilization at conference. tariff truce to be renewed. Delegations gathered in the great white stone geological museum for the inaugural ceremony.
Delegates entered by a side door in a silk-hatted procession mixing tall Europeans and Americans with smaller Asiatic figures. The somber frock-coated assembly included Orient head-dresses and exotic costumes. Two Arabians in golden robes stood out as they entered the conference portals. American ambassador Robert W. Bingham could not attend the opening session due to a flight-related illness aggravated by heat.
Galesville Wisconsin Anton Anderson groundskeeper at the golf course sliced by mower blades 93 in coins or money fragments were shredded. He spent hours piecing the pieces together on paper in a bizarre accident report.
Mrs Silas Pickering was elected president of the Children's theater with Morgan Owen and Mrs David Gitman as vice presidents, Miss Helen Mathews secretary, and Miss Jean Fitzgerald treasurer. The season will close in autumn after reports from officers and committees. Frisoner Parried to Germany WAUPURN Wis UP After 20 years in Wisconsin state prison Paul Kraus 60 was paroled to his sister in Hamburg. He had been in the United States only a short time when sentenced.
Jacob Theobolt, 42, of Rensford, stabbed in a fight at Point Lisk Sunday night, is listed in fair condition at St Francis hospital with wounds to abdomen neck shoulder and back. Clarence Jackson, 31, surrendered and confessed the stabbing claiming self defense. Private deposits in Bank of Japan exceed 70 million dollars. Shoe production in the Netherlands rises again.
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