Torrid heat wave sweeps across the nation
The Associated Press reports a nationwide heat wave with temperatures reaching near 100 degrees in Chicago and Indianapolis, 98 in Milwaukee and St. Louis, and 101 in Hartford. Records fall in several cities as the heat persists from the Dakotas to the Atlantic coast, while warnings and hospital visits rise.
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Dakotan
Atlantic
Sanaboore
Illinois
Indiana
Dee
Andienapolis
Inliana
Deae
Hebrasta
Maryland
Waunington
Baltimore
Boston
Maras City
Southiwest
Louis
Milwaukee
Hagine
Bay Disire
Wis
Badger State
Scorcher
Chicago
France and United States clash over gold standard plan
European delegates debate Pittman resolution as France resists American aims to restore gold parity. Belgium and Portugal oppose import quotas while France cites broader economic aims. The French government lines up with others wary of sweeping price reforms amid postwar currency realignments.
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Broz
Czechoslovakia
Sthater Plitman
Nevada
United States
Jormen P. En
Hailabamt
Minia
Rene Eve
Belgium
Portland
Pittman
Economic Commission
Welegets
France
Oleariy
World Conference Sees Hope for Progress Amid Domestic Drive
Cordell Hull expressed disappointment that Washington cannot commit on key conference questions yet remains hopeful a foundation for progress is being laid as American revival policies take shape. The U S delegation seeks tariff truce continuance to counter embargo and quotas, while aiming for trade agreements with favorable terms among nations. Chamberlain and Pittman resolutions draw strong support as conference work proceeds in public committees and planning for state breakdowns.
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Amarigar
Cordell Hull
Washington
Mir
Huh
U. S
American Statesman
United States
Neville Chamberlein
Chancelier
Pittmansoa
Chamberlin
Pittman
Pitt Mail
Receiver Named Waltman C Cited in Bank Closings
C. Lamb of the state banking department receiver for the closed Charleston Trust Company and the Security Bank and Trust Company, James Thomas designated attorney for the Security and Mrs. Snyder for the trust company.
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Waltman C
C. Lamb
State Banking Department
Charleston Trust Company
Security Bank and Trust Company
James ¥. Thomas
Mrs. Snyder
Heiress of Dime Wedding Ends In Tense Legal Arrangements
The wedding for heiress of a major family unfolds amid legal suits in the United States. Miss Mc Cornice seeks a separation and Miss Mureny a divorce as spousal disputes surface. The groom, a Georgia industrial aristocrat, expresses happiness and gratitude for a charity gift, while marriage contracts grant control of inherited property including a substantial potential dowry. The event attracts journalists, a 20 million dollar estate figure, and a high society backdrop involving Frank W. Woolworth lineage. A later scene follows a seaplane sortie taking Motley to New York, with a ceremonial Pilgrim Tower moment near Provincetown marking a national milestone.
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United Stairs
McCornice
Mureny
Maringald
Georgia
United States
Prince Sald
Retina
Frank W.woolworth
Roosevelt Plans London Talks and Moley London Mission
Secretary Moley travels from Nantucket to London aboard naval vessels with President Roosevelt’s directives for the London economic conference. Herbert Bayard Swope joins as advisor, while Maley remains in London about a week to relay developments and await fuller briefing.
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Banro Ag
Varias
Maley
London
Washington Serry
Nantucket Harbor
Pollock
Ells
New York
Washington
Moley
Au Naur
Roosevelt
Swope
Herbert Bayard
The
New York World
Roosevelt Huw
Secret
Ehind
Nantucket
Mr. Moley
Wastington
Bernadou
Appeal I Made Continues On Public Works Debate
President Roosevelts administration outlines funding origins for public construction, noting $1.008 billion in the general fund and $1.089 billion of securities issued June 18. Secretary Ickes and Administrator Johnson discuss codes, industry roles, and the plan to move industries and newspapers under federal recovery measures while resisting forced unionization and price controls.
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Donald H. Sawyer
Ickes
Treasury
Cabh
General Fund
Johnson
National Recovery Administration
Johnsson
Alejoh Wang
Johson
Recovery Administration
Pathetry
Judge Ponders on Educational Districts and Levy Authority
A division of legal argument centers on school levy authority after abolition of old district boards. Attorneys claim the state must allow voters to approve any levy while supporters insist the new county board can levy taxes. The case weighs the fate of independent districts and school properties including libraries and stadiums as they shift to county control.
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Holt
Mrt
Segeston
Wolt
9 Tailure LG
Qaveler
Lively Portioningly
Charleston
Chareston
London
Livaly
Aibenry
Stadham
Lively
Hbrary
Lateley Flaid
Stadium Corporation
Altyas
Laidley Field
Jr. Holt
Bloesing
Public Utilities Debate and Propaganda Claims
A fragmented report accuses utility regulators of failing to enact laws to protect consumers while alleging utilities influence legislation and indoctrinate students. The committee chair condemns these actions as dangerous propaganda and a manipulation of youth in pursuit of policy aims.
Obituaries Prompt Funeral Notices Lie in WV Story
Multiple obituary notices from Burnwell to Charleston report deaths of Jane King aged 58, and Mortimer Williams 76, with service details and survivors. Also listed are Page M. Kent 58 and Wilf dam Thompson 73, mentioning residences, spouses, siblings, and incomplete arrangements.
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Wilt
Thom Pao
Wilf Dam
Thompson
Bla
Kanawha Street
M Score
Thompson Funeral At Thanton Cemetery
Eleven o clock this morning at Thanton cemetery on Brownstreel Mr Thompsaty is survived by his ides Mrs Rona Thompson one q aughter Beatrice Thompson Loula whe a brother George Thompson weo of Loulaville three stepding s tars Mrs Nell Mule Powallton Mra Emima Exking and Mrs Stella Bale hard both of Charleston and two utopians Harvey Hager and Roy Thompson both of Chatgsten.
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Thanton
Brownstreel
Thompsaty
Rona Thompson
Beatrice Thompson
Loulawhe
George Thompson
Weo
Loulaville
Nell Mule
Powallton
Emima Exking
Stella Balehard
Charleston
Harvey Hager
Roy Thompson
Chatgsten
Second Large of the 434 operating companies in tow
The tour amokelngs felds pursue pending applications as partners sign contracts to join the national industrial recovery program. A new board of directors includes C B Dunlap and M Deyerle with officers from Pocahontas, Bluefield, and Charleston.
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Tour Amokelngs Felds
Emicke
Conaris
National Industriat Recovery
Ridkin
Ridkin Associaton. the Operators Also Extended A Vote of Thanks To ‘Z. B. Davin
New York
Department of Jundlos
Appalachian Agency
Ponkista
Dunlap
Borwind-waite Interasts
Alexander, Pocshontaa Tu
Tug River
T. B. Davia Fond Ogresk
Pocahontas Coil Company
Justin Collins
Winding Quit coiMoerion Company
Charleston
MH. Nowlin
Honenary Coal and Coke Company
Nowlin
W. Va
Gulff FM
Snyder
G. Go. B
Smokeless Coil Company
Mt. Hope
W. A. Richards
Pemberton Cay
and Coke Company
Bluefield
W. P. Tama
Waanington
Philadelphia
Charlonte
Delegates Leave For Lutheran Convention
Delegates left yesterday for the annual convention of the Woman's Missionary Society of the United Lutheran Church in America. Attending were Mrs A W Holz Mrs Ty Nichols of Trinity Lutheran Church Mrs B F Joachim and Mrs E Brodhag Aynodal department secretaries Miss Ruth Leamer and Miss Margaret Joachim Leamer will present a report as aynodal delegate to the young women's conference in Baltimore
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America
A. Wi Holz
Ty Nichols
Trinity Lutheran Church
Joachim
E. Brodhag
Aynodian
Ruth Leamer
Miargorat Joachim
Leamer
Baltimora
Miya Joachim
Mountain Lake Park
Mrs Stell Coffman Says Husband Confessed to Slaying
In San Francisco a statement by Mrs Stell Coffman that her husband Charles Coffman confessed to killing a man in Clarksburg West Virginia led police to hold him while contacting authorities. Coffman faced a court charge of abandoning his wife as she testified and described the alleged attack and threats to kill.
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Bar Francisco
Stell Caffman
Charles Calfmen
Clarksburg
W. Va
West Virginia
Coffman
Oourt
New Hampshire Votes Two to One Against Liquor Repeal
In Manchester New Hampshire the repeal movement lost by more than two to one as wet voters carried most large cities. With 260 towns reported the repeal side led 44 185 to 27 124 creating a 37 081 wet margin. Deering voted strongly for repeal as did Haverhill and Manchester voted heavy against retention of the 18th Amendment. Governor Wingate announced plans to call delegates to a state constitutional convention soon.
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Mquor
Gow
Lyde L. Herring
Dame Agratio
Bhall-Tyowa
Altmnenn
Manchester
New Hampshire
Lange
Agsinet
Thin
Deering
Daniel A- Boling
Haverhill
Henry W. Keyes
Citien
Uae
Mancheater
Jarquat
Atate
Senate
Hous
John G. Wingat
Victory Gyerwholavrg
New Haven
Conn
Jung
Connecticut votes for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment
Unofficial returns from Connecticut towns show a landslide to repeal. Gov. L. Cross sets July 11 for a state convention, as Hartford and New Haven report large majorities for repeal led by Walter Batterson. Voter turnout is light, with 972 304 ballots cast.
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Ntmte
Aguinat
Connecticut
Liles Particulari Powellert
Hertford
Bridgsport
Taver
Egatnet
New Haven
Walter
Batterson
Hart~ford
Atata
High School Youth Hit and Killed by Train in Morgantown
A local high school student, Bynost Alt, 16, was struck and killed by a northbound Baltimore and Ohio passenger train while on railroad tracks. The coroner will conduct an inquest into the accident as investigators sort the yard engine’s movements.
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Morgantown
Baltimore and Onia
G O P Leaders Rally Across the Nation
Republicans prepared for the 1034 congressional elections with regional rallies. Observers noted the executive committee meeting in Washington highlighted intense party interest and enthusiasm. forecasts pointed to strong turnout for New York and Boston gatherings.
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Sanders Teffings
Republican National
Hoover
National Committee
Washington
New York
Boston
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Ceck
Arthur &. Mullion, Jr
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Motey
Elle
Stephen T. Barry
Motley
Pilgrim Tower
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Low
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James Dum
Gloria Stuart Boriig Manners
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Old Man
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WLW
Bradley Kincaid
Kentucky Mountain
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MG Square Vance
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Ders Out Chou
Ak Ashad
Jane King
Burnwell
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Mulliganangi Marina Undertexing Company
Montgomery
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Yeaterday
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Toy
J. J. Roberts
Point Pleasant
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Tigland
Fount Pleasant
Columbus
Bein
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Onwald Willams
Puausie
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Orit Bbright
Columban
Pythive
Order of the Eastern Styp
Cemwe
J. M. Crows
Naahville
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Crowe
Anne
Thoma, Jr
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Lutheran Convention
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Hudson Motor Car Company
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Johnstone Motor Co
Broad St
B. A. Nolses Terraplane Orchestra
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