Four Nations Approve Plan for One Year War Debt Moratorium
World markets stayed firm after four nations Britain Germany Austria and Italy accepted President Hoover's one year moratorium on war debt payments. France's stance was awaited while Stimson cancelled a radio speech citing the delicate situation.
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Associated Press
Great Britain
Germany
Austria
Italy
Hoover
France
Edo Andress
Buening
Laval
Waa UN- Serstoon
Stimson
United States
State Department
Berlin
Iim
Washington
Congress
Stuation
Froover
Morstorium
Btinsson
Europe
Belgium
Mrs Vanderbilt Fights Divorce In Reno Proceeding
Mrs Mary Weir Vanderbilt filed an answer to Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr divorce suit alleging no cruelty claims but seeking temporary and permanent alimony. The case mirrors a 1927 filing when Littleton Vanderbilt obtained a divorce after out of court talks. Court records show Vanderbilt’s income above 2000 monthly, while she requests alimony and an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Mary Weir Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Genley
Vanderbit
Ahe Littleton Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Starr Faithfull Letters Presented to Nassau Grand Jury
The Nassau County grand jury reviewed Starr Faithfulls two death by own action letters to ship's surgeon Dr. G Jamesah Carr of the Amer Franconia. Forgeries were alleged by Faithfulls stepfather Stanley E Faithfull who doubts the handwriting. Investigators will seek handwriting expert testimony as the inquiry continues to determine if Faithfull died by suicide or foul play.
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Minecla
Starr Faithfull
G. Jamesah Carr
Amer Franconia
Nassau County Grand Jury
Stanley E. Faithfull
Long Beach
Harold R. King
Starrett
Elvin Edwards
King
Stare
Milan
Akron Aviator Mildred Stinaff Dies In Plane Crash
Akron girl aviator Mildred Stinaff, about 19, set a women's flying record a year earlier and died after her plane crashed near Akron airport. Witnesses reported the craft went into a spin, she shut off fuel and ignition to curb fire, but could not escape.
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Akron
Mildred Stinaff
Aaron City
Miss Stinatt
Air Services Corporation
Charles Stinaffy
Tus Stinaff
Jooping
Joops
International Trial to Open in Oklahoma Murder Case
Ardmore Oklahoma June 23 A murder trial opens to decide if two former deputy sheriffs are criminally liable for the killing of Emilio Cortes Rubio and Salvador Cortes Rubio near a highway. The defense seeks severance for William Guess and Cecil Crosby as charges focus on whether deputies identified themselves before firing. Salvador Cortes Rubio may testify to the deputies not displaying badges.
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Ardmore
Okla
W. H. Murray
William 3. Guets
Emilio Cortes Rubio
Ortiz Rubio
Menue Garcia Gomes
J. B. Champion
Grosby
Salvador Cortes Rublo
Kansas
Balvador
Cartes Rubio
Miner Is Slain In Strike Tilt
ARNOLD CITY PA June 23 One man was dead and four were injured after a clash between officers and mine strikers in a small training village. Two officers and two deputies were wounded as the fight broke up. The killed man was Mike Philapovich 40 a storekeeper. A second report notes a similar fatal clash at Wildwood yesterday. Also Pittsburgh officials signed a terminal agreement with the United Mine Workers to return 2 500 workers to all mines of the corporation with an eight hour day union recognition and check weighman rights.
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Arnold City
Churlerot Hospital
Sherif
Uniontown
Mike Philapo
Vich
Pennsylvania
Stribers
Wildwood
Walter Wozniak
Toad
Wozniak
Pittsburgh
Terminal Cox) Corporation
United Mine Workers of America
Tadey
Philip Murray
International
United Mine Workers
National Miners’ Union
Murray
Pede
Minera
Governor appoints Charleston men to state boards and commissions
Governor William G. Conley announced appointments of Charleston men among a group of four dozen officials to various minor state roles. Included are Pat D. Koontz to Carnifax Ferry Battleground Park Commission term ending June 30, 1935 and J. L. Hatfield to the Embalmers Board for term ending June 30, 1934, with multiple reappointments to boards of dental examiners pharmacists engineers and public safety.
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Charieaton
Wiliam G. Conley
Pat D. Koontz
Carnifax
Hattieground Park
F. A. Simpson
State Board of Embaimers
C. M. Jividen
State Board of Dental Examiners
Harold A. Ritz
Board of Commissioners
State Department of Public Safety
Conrad M. Rossy
State Board of Registration For
Conley
Folllows
Vernon E. Jonson
Berkeley Springs
State Game, Fish and Forestry Commission
Alfred Walker
Sutton
State Board of Pharmacy
J . W. M. Brantey
Charles Town
Jefferson County
Thhetate Veterinary Board
C. A. Goddard
Fayebieville
Carniifax Ferry Battleground
Terea
Second Victim Drowns In Kanawha Within Week
Thomas F. Kirk Jr. of Elizabeth Street drowned in the Kanawha River near Bradford Street after his canoe capsized. Police and volunteers searched with hooks but the body was not found by press time. Eddie Butts attempted to aid him but did not reach the submerged swimmer. Captain Brig win and officers led the rescue effort as boats and volunteers combed the river.
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Kanawha
Thomas FP. Kirk, Jr
Elizabeth Street
Bradford Street
Rver
Kirk
Ita
Eddie Butts
South Avenue
Butts
Claude Brigwin
Kira
Baldwin
Dano and
Medley
Deputy to Go After Coburn in Tragic River Drowning
The sequence leading to Walter F. Shawver's drowning in the Kaniwha river remained unclear as George Coburn failed to appear. Sheriff Stephenson dispatched deputies to Middleport to compel Coburn’s testimony before the coroner’s jury, with plans for Deputy Mont Milton to join.
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Walter F
Mike" Shawver
Kaniwha
George Coburn
Middleport
Coburn
Howard
Cochran
Fred Cavin
Carl Linkenhager
Sherlie
W. F. Work
H. Stephenson
Nere
Sherrif Mont Milton
Colimel
Farmer Labor Leader Found Amid Gambling Crackdown
John M. Smith, farmer labor gubernatorial candidate from Perry, reappears after five months in a mysterious abduction tale. He is arrested on insurance fraud charges after being found bound and gagged near a roadside, while a police vice crusade raids downtown gambling dens and moonshine operations.
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Garner
John M. Smith
Farmer Labor
Smith
Perry
Here
Hls
Atlanta Welcomes Wet Mayor James L. Key in Massive Parade
Mayor James L. Key returns to Atlanta amid a record crowd and a 250-car parade with bands and whistles. The reception marks a high profile homecoming amid anti prohibition protests and political posturing in city politics.
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Atlanta
Walter
James L. Key
Ruth
Paria
Bobby Jones
Three New York Bank Officials Are Sentenced
Three New York Bank executives from the Bank of United States were sentenced for misapplying funds of an affiliated company. Bernard K. Marcus and Saul Sing received terms from three to six years in Sing Sing. Herbert Sing, Singer's son, drew an indeterminate term up to three years in prison.
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New York
WEW
Olftelaig
Etased
Bank of
United States Today
Verve Priuon
Bernard K. Marcus
Presssistent
Saul Sing
Sing Sing
Yenta
George Il, Donnellan
Singer
Herbert
Brother Sister Tell Of Youths Slaying in Patch Trial
Royce Lawson 18 and sister Helen 16 testified in Glenville about the shooting of Almost Childers 18 near a watermel on patch. They identified George Alltop as the man seen guarding the melon patch and noted others saw a shotgun in a nearby building.
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Glenville
Royce Lawson
Helen
Jane Lew
Toy
George Alltop
Almost Childers
Alltop
Cedarville
Childers
Willy
Post Gatty Around the World Hop Schedule Detailed
Harbor Grace report lists Wiley Post and Harold Gatty’s ten day world flight plan. Distances include New York Harbor Grace 1200 miles Berlin 2460 Moscow 925 Srkutak 2601 Irkutsk Kharborovsk 1700 Nome 2300 Rome Edmonton 1900 and Edmonton to New York 2000 with Berlin and Irkutsk as definite overnight stops.
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Harbor Grace
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
New York
Berlin
Herith
Moscow
Srkutak
Irkutsk
Toney Is Found Guilty by Jury
A jury in Intermediate court found Yonei Toney guilty in the first degree of murder in the shooting of Clarence Graham, a 52 year old Davis Creek farmer. The jury recommended mercy and sentencing was deferred on a defense motion.
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Yonei Toney
Clarence Graham
Davis Creek
BB. Avis, Jr
N.me
Toney
Graham
Grahem
Fouel
Kime
Wyatt Gibson
Olcott Farmer
Toneys
Eng
Youel
Gison
Moundsville
Gibson Neld
Foney
Ter
Mattle Graham
State Labor Bureau weighs fate of funding after year end
A cabinet meeting between State Labor Commissioner Howard Jarrett and R F Guthrie on the future of the federal state employment agency is planned. The agency has found 2 250 jobs in 14 months and costs about $3 000 annually with state and federal support.
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Pitaig
Howard
Jarrett
R. F. Guthrie
State Labor Department
Lewry
Wisconsin
Chin
Hag
Boyd E. Chambers
C. Kimmel
Clarksburg
Rohnert C. Lagan
Wheeling
P. C. Hoblitzell
Parkersburg
Duck Smith
Huntington
Winnie Mae begins Atlantic hop toward Berlin
The Winnie Mae, piloted by Wiley Post and Harold Gatty, left Harbor Grace for Europe on the second leg of a round the world flight. Otto Hillig and Holger Holrus prepared for an Atlantic crossing as a backup, with Gatty guiding via instruments.
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Atlantic
Harbor Grace
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Europe
Germany
Roosevelt Field
Berlin
Fost
Gatty
Teys
Kerdw
Otto Hilugi
Helger Holrus
New York
Gil
Lon J
Great Circle
Ireland
Winnie Mao
Charleston Kiwanian Speaks at Club Pieni
Two hundred Kiwanis members and families from central West Virginia gathered at Jackson's Mill for games and athlete events hosted by the Clarksburg club. Speakers included Harold Tompkins of Charleston, new state road commission member, and Denny Holtz of Huntington, district governor.
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Clarksburg
Centra
West Virginia
Jackson's Mill
Harold Tompkins
Charleston
State Road Commission
Denny Holtz
Huntington
Will Discusses Publicity Stunts
Verly Hills reports a heated critique of publicity in modern institutions. The speaker attacks excessive media attention for graduates and questions the value of diplomas amid a shift toward public spectacle by corporations churches and universities.
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