Debts Trigger London World Conference Crisis
New York June 17 Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald sparked the first crisis at the world economic conference by raising war debts. Several world statesmen debated back and forth as experts on the preparatory committee urged drafting the peace treaty at Lausanne with German reparations reduced about 30 percent if the United States accepted a similar cut.
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New York
Ramsay MacDonald
United States
London
MacDonald
Lausanne
Preparatory Commission
United States Department of Commerce
Debates on Reconstruction Debts and Currency Stability
The article discusses deconstruction efforts and intergovernmental debt settlements as essential to financial stability. It notes negotiations and expert opinions ahead of a conference, focusing on currency stabilization and the potential impact on the conference's success or failure. Includes a local housing remodel permit and a note on British Post Office employment figures.
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MacDonald
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
A promotional notice touts Kruschen Salts as a weight loss aid for women. It promises fat loss through a morning hot-water regimen and a light diet, claiming dramatic results in 90 days and a four week bottle cost.
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Helf
Children to Make Models in Land and Playgrounds
Charleston public playgrounds host model making with projects like reproducing state capitol and public buildings. Over 1,700 attended last week’s pet shows featuring diverse entries such as a spoke, angora kittens, two turtle families, a performing pony, and a climbing dog, judged by local residents, amid seasonal pet excitement.
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Charleston
State Capitol
Lincoln Playground
Kanawha Street
Boyd School
Taft School
Bigby
Fruth
Chamberlain
Dunbar
C. Paul Heavener
Alonzo Johnson
Daling Tickle
M. M. Moorhead
L. T. Tustin
Event at Park Avenue and Glenwood Tomorrow Evening
An event is to be held tomorrow evening at Park Avenue and Glenwood. Details beyond location and timing are unavailable in the readable text.
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Ie Luxe
Bigley School
Tiskelwah
Dunbar School
Kanawher
Bord
Chamberlin
Fruth
Fatt
Lincoln
Park Avenue
Glenwood
H. L
Burns
Fanny Mae
Cankey
Suggests New Dirigible To Replace the Akron
Rep Harter of Delaware and Chile announced before public works that Administrator Sawyer plans to use public works funds to replace the wrecked dirigible Akron. The plan would create work for 4000 to 5000 men in the Akron and Cleveland industrial area, and the National Recovery Act would permit such use, with urging for immediate consideration.
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Washington
Harter
Den
Chile
Sawyer
Akron
Cleveland
Davis Child Camp to Be Dedicated on Thursday
Dedication of the Bayls Child shelter camp on Little Sandy creek near Elk River road eight miles north of Charleston will occur between seven and nine in the evening. Rev H S Cleland superintendent will lead the program. Girls and boys dormitories mess hall office and other buildings completed.
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Bayls
Little Sandy Creek
Elk River
Charleston
H. 8. Cleland
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W. G. Moore
Treewater
E. E. Thacker
Fifth Avenue
Street
Post Office ‘Department
Charleston National Bank
The
Teqharleston National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Davis
S. Spencer Moore Co
Capitel St
Crosley
Crosley Models
Crosley Shelvador
Mrs. Thurn
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Daily Mail
George C. Thurn
Londeree-Cavender CO
Kanawha St
Dial
McClung & Morgan Stores
South Charleston and
Marmet, W. Va
Wilson St
Bond
Jackson
Cresley
Charleston, W. Va
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