European conference staggered by dollar crisis stalemate
At the economic conference key figures debated stabilization as Britain and France push currency measures. Roosevelt faced a French ultimatum while Moley and MacDonald met to align on stabilization, amid rising tensions and pessimism about reaching a dollar fix. Most delegates prepare to return home for a long weekend as talks stall.
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Hen Chamberlain
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Moley
Raymond Moley
Bue Feau
France
Rennirkert
Belgium
Franice Andy
Washington
D. M. W. Sprague
James P. Warburg
Park benches stolen in Runner Hollow theft
Several hardworking thieves stole three park benches in Runner Hollow on Wednesday night. Police were informed of the incident and are investigating the grab.
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Tree Park
Roosevelt Visits Childhood Haunts Amid Warm Welcome
President Roosevelt, after years away, revisits his boyhood scene at the Campo Bello Yacht Club and speaks of lasting friendship with hosts and admirers. Premier L. P. D. Tilley and Mrs. William Duncan Ferridge greet him as secret service and Dominisan police help fans reach the car. Captain Eddie Lank, a boyhood chum, jokes with the president.
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Roosevelt
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Secret Service
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Captain Eddie
Four Year Sentence Imposed for Forgery
Pleading guilty to two charges of forgery, Jorrey Gibson was sentenced by Judge Henry K. Black to four years in the state penitentiary. The court also imposed two year terms on LR Cunard, James Dean, and Harold Daniels for breaking and entering. John Bertolotti received a one year sentence in the county jail for aiding and abetting in operating a still.
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Henry K. Black
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James Dean
Harold Daniels
John Bertolotti
Prof. C. W. Driskell Dies at Montgomery
Special to The Gazette Montgomery June 29 Professor Charles W. Deickell instructor at Simmons high school died today at 8 15 pm. He taught at the high school for 15 years. Surviving are his widow Mrs K M Driskell one daughter Emma Driskell and one son Charles M Driskell Jr Funeral services to be conducted at the residence Saturday after Oales. The body to S Bond mortuary.
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Charles W. Deickell
Simmons High School
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Emma Driskell
Charles M. Driskell, Jr
Oales
S. Bond
Fifth trial begins in $60,000 damage suit at Bluefield
Cat Jones of Pickaway in Monroe county sues Atlantic Refining for injuries from a car collision three years ago. The case has seen four prior trials with mixed verdicts. a $2,000 verdict was set aside and a new trial granted.
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Pickaway
Monroe County
Atlantic Refining Company
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Eotec W. McClintin
Report Attacked Prospect in Propaganda Debate
Fragmented front page text shows professors arguing over propaganda accusations and a treaty related to the St. Lawrence development plan. Key figures include Prof Mead and references to a two-stage plan for power and navigation with Canadian and U S pins.
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Canada
Joint Board
St. Lawrence
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Dam Cost Comparison Across International Boundary Reveals Savings
An analysis suggests building the dam partly on each side of the border would save 38.224 million dollars on first cost, reduce noise during power outages, and increase capacity while lowering operating expenses.
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Ale
German Cabinet Vacancies Filled
Berlin June 20. Kurt Sehmidt head of the continent's largest insurance firm and Walter Darre appointed ministers of economics and agriculture in Hitler cabinet. They succeed Alfred Hugenberg in the national portfolios and the Prussian state government posts, signaling a reshuffle in Nazi leadership.
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Berlin
Kurt Sehmidt
Walter Darre
Hitler
Alfred Hugenberg
Vets Demand Retain Leaders amid Budget Tug-of-War
A brief resolution urged removing Harlan Krexé and his assistant J. G. O'Roberts, calling for consultation with veterans groups before naming successors. Veterans demonstrated against Krexé while he argued the government should and would aid them, yet admitted insufficient funds for relief.
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J. G. O'Roberts
Beffore
Harlan Krexé
Economy measure flaws threaten two year rectification plan
A speaker criticized wasteful spending on non-service cases and admitted mistakes in the economy measure. He warned it would take two years to fix the issues and bring Fey and all related projects back on track.
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Life term imposed in murder case at Beckley
Harry Lyles was convicted of first degree murder for killing Luther Chewning in Stotesbury on April 22. He received a life sentence.
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Harry Lyles
Luther Chewning
Stotesbury
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