Gold Nations Plan Trade Retaliation Draft Program of Strategy
Paris July 6 Representatives from six gold standard nations met at the Bank of France to plan currency war strategy after the economic conference. They may impose a compensating surcharge on American goods to offset the dollar’s depreciation, similar to Britain’s past tax. France Italy Holland Switzerland Belgium and Poland will issue a manifesto to defend the gold standard and form a fund to protect currencies. Clement Moret of the Bank of France is linked to plans to halt gold leaving the country. France may apply an exchange tax of at least 1 percent in response to the United States monetary stance.
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FR. D. McMillan
United Press
Paris
America
Great Britain
Bank of Vranve
France
Italy
Holland
Switzerland
Belgium
Poland
Clement Moret
Bank of France
Golon
tHoiland
Rising bread prices spark federal probe
President administration moves to curb profiteering as Justice Department cooperates with Agriculture Secretary Wallace to combat unjust bread price hikes. Bakers cite wheat costs and processing taxes, but Wallace and relief officials dispute justified increases. Prosecutions warned. aim to shield consumers from higher living costs.
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W&shington
Justice Department
Wallace
Arm
Peek
Mupy
Civil War Veteran John Bell to Be Honored in Pine Grove
John Bell of Spring Creek, born Atlanta March 12 1847, served with both Confederate and Union forces. A famed local shoemaker who once made shoes for Confederate soldiers, he is remembered in the Civil War record and slated for a memorial dedication at Pine Grove cemetery. The item notes continued coverage on page eight.
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John
Bell
Spring Creek
Grand Army of the Republic
Pine Grove
Temeery
Atlanta
Intricute Confederatal Army
Taplin family profit cited in 1929 rail stock sale
Senate investigators report a Taplin family group plus others earned about 2.016 million dollars from the 1929 sale of Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railroad stock to Pennroad Corp. The Taplins, led by Frank H. Taplin, sold 67,238 shares of the 222,930 total at roughly 30 dollars above market price of 140, sharing in the large overmarket gains and leaving Pennroad with a large premium.
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Ey Unken Press
Washington
Frank J. Taplin
Senate
Pittsburgh and West Virginia
Renmroad Corporation
Taplin
Pennroad
Taplins
Cxoss
Pittsburgh
West
Virginia
Frank H
Dvi
Thomas B
Hdith R
Clara L
Daily Vacation Bible School Dates At Local Church
Daily Vacation Bible School will be held at the Sned Baptist Church from July 10 to 21. The event follows a cabinet meeting at Feanle Grisom’s home and a Baptist Missionary Society session with a plenic dinner. Mrs Guy Byars and Miss Ruth Taylor are expected to lead the school for an 8 lack year, with a large attendance anticipated.
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First Baptist Church
Sned Baptist Church
Ernie Seboup
Mra
Feanle Grisom
Hulton Street
Fn Seasion
Baptist Missionary Society
Guy Byars
Joianeuly
Ruth Taylor
Higha, Hip
Fall election looms with many municipal posts open
Voters head to petitions as candidacy papers are due August 15 for mayor council members and school directors. The field may be large with incumbents England Le Spiesman Williams Mulderick and Crown seeking or expected to seek re election. County offices including sheriff and controller draw attention as preparations intensify amid widespread political activity.
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Feza
Royal House
Frank T. England
Joseph le Spiesman
Ernest A. Williams
M. Leo Mulderick
Hmgland
Gothciimen Spi¢sman
al Mulderick
Williams
Stanley H. Nichols
Corry Taxpayers i) Union
James P. Crown
Drown
Controller Post
Board of Education
Harry B. Smith
Harrison A. Curtis
Elther
Iidst
Monter H. Davia
Afteen
Harvey Willis
Stonet
Doheny Begins Fight to Recover Millions in Suit
Attorneys for H L Doheny the millionaire drilled to recover 12 million dollars alleged as missing from Pan American Petroleum accounts. The federal equity receiver sues to recover funds once in the hands of the former dean of Pan American Petroleum.
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Doheny
MOS Amsnilws
Walln
H. L. Doheny
Mmagnite
Leates
Pan American Petroleum Corporation
Identity assassins named in Nash murder case reveal range of suspects
United Press reports federal agents and Kansas City police identified several suspects in the shooting of officers and the escape of Frank Nash at Union Station. Names publicly named include Harvey Bailey Verne Miller and William Weissman with others still under lock and key awaiting arrests.
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United Press
Kansas City
Fedwal
Union Station
Frank Nash
Ledgenworth
Harvey Bailey
Verne Miller
Wiliam Weissman
St. Pap
Early release of Factor now thought likely
Negotiations for the return of John Jake the Barber factor are nearly complete and the kidnapper may free him within 24 hours. A reliable source quoted that the ransom was reduced from 150000 dollars and funds will be drawn from Factor’s many accounts once banks open.
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Jake the Barber
Robert T. Loughran
United Press
Ghiorgs
John
United Press I
Halsted Street
England
Factor
Jake Arvey
Moe Rosenberg
Jerome Fartard9
A. J. Epstein
Epstein
Americans Triumph 4-2 In All Star Game
All Stars of the American League defeated the National League 4 to 2 before a capacity crowd at Comiskey Park Chicago. Dykes scored in the second, Ruth belted a home run in the third, and Averill drove in Crancy in the sixth. NL scoring came in the sixth on Warnecke's triple and Wittsher’s homer. Pitchers Hallion Warneke Hebbel and Wilson Hartnett Gomes Crowder Grove Ryperel.
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Wee Comiskey Park
Chicago
All Stars
National League Stars
Ruth
Coring Gehringer
Averill
Cranity
St. Ferrell
National League
Warnele
Witsch
Hallion
Warneke
Hebbel
Ad Wilson
Hartnett
Gomes
Crowder
Grove
Ry Perel
Gulf Coast Hit By 10 Mile An Hour Wind Storm
A Gulf coast region from Brownsville to Rockport faces shifting gales and near hurricane force winds as a tropical storm tracks shoreward. Officials warn the center near the Rio Grande mouth, with storm warnings posted from port cities to Rockport, while reports cite huge waves along Padre Island and pumping stations reporting the storm’s reach.
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Gulf Coast
Texas
United Press
Rio Grande
Here
Rockport
Washington
Brownsville
Lockport
Tex
United States Weather Bureau
Houston
Humble Pipeline Company
Ingleside
San Patricio County
Padre Island
Weather Bureau
Italian Seaplanes Delayed By Storms En Route To Exhibition
General Balbo announced that 24 Italian Royal Air Force seaplanes will delay departure to Cartwright Labrador for the Chicago Exhibition due to bad weather. The squadron arrived yesterday after a 980 mile flight from Londonderry Ireland, with rough conditions over Teeland coast including strong winds rain and low visibility.
Jury to decide Harriman sanity in federal court
A jury will be chosen in federal court tomorrow to determine if Joseph W Harriman former president of Harriman National Bank is sane. If found competent he will stand trial for misapplying the bank's funds and face related charges.
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New York
Feders Court
Joseph W. Harpimian
Harriman National Bank
Recall of Lincoln handshake survives in Beaverdam veteran
Jay Sintin is among a few living in the Beaverdam area who recall meeting Abraham Lincoln. The Beaverdam veteran, a Civil War sailor or soldier, recounts a hospital visit from the President in Washington D C. He was born January 27 1847 in Enterprise Warren County and enlisted with the Union forces at age 17. Continued on Page Seven.
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Jay Sintin
Abraham Lincoln
Beaverdam
Washington
D. C
Smith
Enterprise
Warren County
Mesdville
Plans Advance for Memorial Dedication by Veterans
War veterans from several towns join ex service men for the dedication of a granite memorial in Pine Grove cemetery. A 2:30 pm procession from City Park leads to 3:00 pm ceremonies unveiling the ten foot shaft honoring 162 Civil War veterans. David Simpson, commander at Wiie, will deliver remarks. public invitation issued.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Pine Grove
City Park
Corry High School
Veterans of
David Simpson
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Wiie
F D R Pins Chief Hope On Recovery At Home
President Roosevelt projects recovery at home driven by decisive action and public support. Foreign criticism strengthens his resolve while contrasting views about reliance on international agreements and global conferences. Committed to domestic measures, the administration seeks faster results at home amid world economic pressures.
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F.D.R
Chief Hope
United States
Oime
Raymond Clapper
Fogran
Vote to Continue Parley at World Economic Conference
London reports the steering committee of the world economic conference voted to keep the conference going and carry on with work. It approved Chamberlain's resolution to extend committees, hold a plenary session by month end, and have weekly steering meetings.
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United Press
London
Neville Chamberlain
Ie Exchequer
Israail Sulphate
Stetes
Two Boys Kidnapped From Porch of Home
State police reported that two small boys, Buster Darius aged 3 and his brother Jack aged 6, were abducted from the front porch at Parkland near Langhorne. Witnesses said several men pulled away in a gray automobile along the Lincoln highway toward Philadelphia. Police seek clues and consider family involvement.
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Umon
Langhorne, P
Buster Darius
Jack
Parkland
Here
Lincoln Highway
Philadelphia
Federal policy would require states to balance budgets
United Press from Washington reports a proposal to require states to balance their budgets and to cut or withhold public works funds if they fail to meet the balance requirement. The account notes incomplete lines about Director Douglas and President Roosevelt, with garbled phrasing and missing details.
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United Press
Washington
Eatie
Douglas
Selene
Roosevelt
Learvest
Dougiga
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