Leading Powers Plan Conference At London On Hoover Moratorium
Washington July 2 The conference was called by Secretary of Commerce Lamont following an exchange of letters between William L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers and President Hoover. It aims to relieve distress in the coal industry as the decline in coal demand and mine operations continues since the war. Data show fewer mines operating and workers employed and longer layoffs amid fuel economy trends and shifts to other energy sources.
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Delbert Clark
Washington
Mistry
Bureau
Nine Hour Fight For Life After Engineer Regains Breath
William Dugan a 27 year old engineer from Laurel Springs New Jersey was revived after nine hours of apparent death following a boating accident. Doctors at Philadelphia aided by mother’s demand and donors’ treatments say he regained life, reporting visions and a call to respond before waking. The case, described in dramatic terms, raises questions about near death experiences.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Philadelphia
William Dugan
Laurel Springs
Dufin
Gouthitied
Board May Name New Hospital
Corry Hospital Association board scheduled to meet tonight to consider appointing a successor to Ruth E B Clyburn who resigns as superintendent of the hospital. Several applications for the post have been received and local citizens back a former city institution official. Clyburn’s resignation takes effect July 15 after three years as head amid board regret and plans for the future. Further study of the hospital’s fiscal condition is expected at the directors’ meeting.
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Ull
Corry Hospital Association
Ruth EB. Clyburné
Tocal Institution
Vic Hospital
Lncal
Anorie
Clyburme Q
Corry Hospital
Stetisand
Soviet Move to Save Year Plan Prompts Worker Reforms
Moscow reports immediate reorganization of the Donets basin coal fields to raise pay by merit under a new Stalin Era plan. Premier Viacheslas and Serge Ordjonikidee signed the order calling for piecework pay, broader incentives, and extended wage scales. The note cites poor coal output and warns future economic impact if backwardness continues.
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Eugene Lyons
United Press
Moscow
Donetz
Dosef V. Stalin
Viacheslas
Serge Ordjonikidee
Post-Honev
Dras
Stalin
Stalin Meoromiei", Announced By the Communist Wader Recenthy
Donets
Soviet Union
Russell Holds Lead as U S Air Tour Continues
United Press reports in Wheeling West Virginia that the national air tour resume with thirteen planes, led by Harry Russell in a Ford tri-motor. Fliers from Bradford and Pittsburgh join the Wheeling stop, with 19 year old Schneider a top contender for the trophy and a $2600 prize in sight. The tour began July 4 in Detroit and runs to July 25, carrying tour officials.
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United Press
Wheeling
W. Va
Harry Russell
Hauntington
Columbus
Bradford
Pittsburgh
James H. Smart
Bie Schneider
Lowell R. Bayles
Wot. Lancaster
Schneider
Dainty Planes
Hartford City Bank Robbery Nets $12,000
Four bandits raided the Hartford City Bank in Indiana firing shots but missing James Cronin Jr the bank president. They forced employees to the rear and took $12,000 from the cages, passing on the vault untouched.
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Hartford City
Ind
Hartford City Bank
James Cronin, Jr
Cronin
Texas police feud ends in dual shooting
In Gladewater Texas a former officer killed Texas Ranger Dan McDuffy and was fatally shot by Police Chief W A Dial after a gun battle on a crowded street. Johnson had earlier threatened McDuffy and a confrontation led to multiple fatalities. Dial claimed responsibility for Johnson’s death and three officers faced possible charges.
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Gladewater
Sy United Press
Tex
Gladewaters
W. A. Dial
Digo
Mig
Jef Johson
Dan McDuity
Witneses
Johnson
McDuity
McDuffy
Dial
President's wife to dedicate Akron Akron airship
Mrs. Herbert Hoover will dedicate the new Navy dirigible Akron under construction at the Goodyear Zeppelin Works in Akron Ohio. The White House announced today the ceremony is set for August 5th.
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Akron
United Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Goodyear Zeppelin Works
Five Best Radio Entertainments Today
NBC networks feature WEAF with Alda T. La and Borge at 11:10, WHAP with Gladys Rice and Orchestra at 7:30, WABC with Fast Freight at 5:00, WABC with It Wit Howe at 3:30, and WIZ with Songs of the Homeland at 10:10.
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NBC
Alda & T
Borge
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Hoover Accord Moves Toward Effect in London
July 5 dispatches report Hoover moratorium backers accept British invitation for a conference in London. A committee of international financial experts and a parallel statesmen group will draft technical steps to implement the Hoover securitie s plan agreed in Paris. Berlin issued an emergency decree under Article 48 to guarantee German credit, enabling limits on debts and creating a trust fund via the Reichsbank and Dawes plan instruments.
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United Press
London
Hoover
Jnl
Monnday
Hoover Securi
Paris
Berlin
Paul von Hindenburg
Dawes
Reich
City could win refund on state gasoline tax
Corry may obtain a refund from the state for gasoline tax paid on engines in municipally owned trucks and vehicles. The state supreme court ruling says municipalities are not taxed. city officials plan steps to recover two years of tax money held by dealers.
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State Supreme Court
Corry
Fromm
Titusville
Bellen
Armey General
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Nonstop Seattle to Japan attempt by Fort Worth crew
An aviation team led by Reginald Robbins and H. S. Jones launches the Mark Worth from Seattle toward Nome Alaska with refueling planned at Nome. They aim to become the first nonstoppers from the United States to Japan, seeking a 25 000 prize from a Japanese newspaper while refueling at Nome before crossing 500 miles to Japan. Weather was reported good on the Alaska corridor and Fairbanks route. The craft, capable of about 100 mph, would burn 12 to 12 gallons per hour with refueling support from Nick Greaney and Jim Mattern.
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Vancouver
B. C
Fort Worth
Re Robbins
Trones
Prince George
Bcs
Tang
Tiedeig Beane
Soda Grevic
Hye Hardy
Tullo
Reginald Robbins
Jones
Nome
Alaska
Japan
Nick Greaney
Jim Mattern
Mairhamies
Nee
United States
Robbins
Fairbanks
Mighty
Here
Communists Storm Detroit City Hall
Several hundred men led by Communists stormed the city hall to rush the council chamber for welfare relief debate. Police reserves numbered around 500, but many were not deployed as Mayor Frank Murphy feared possible rioting.
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Detroit
Commmunists
Gity
Frank Murp
Five Die From Poison Liquor At Brocton Mass
United Press report from Brocton Massachusetts details a circus night tragedy as Edward Jacobs 82 Annie Jacobs 58 George Davidson 58 Lloyd Deane 43 and John A Blake 65 all died from poisoning. Supposed seller Dominick Desormiers 44 and Edward Sullivan 44 were hospitalized with alcoholism while Desormiers faced five counts of manslaughter. Recovery was anticipated. Clifford Kerr of Titusville was a visitor in the city yesterday.
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United Press
Brocton
Mass
Edward Jacobs
Brocton Hospital
Annie Jacobs
George Davidson
Lloyd Deane
John A. Blake
West Bridgewater
Dominick Desormiers
Edward Sullivan
Three accident victims recover at Corry hospital
Three accident patients at Corry hospital are reported improving after burns and injuries. Clement Darling of 124 1-2 North Center street sustained burns to face head and shoulder from leaking gas ignited by a match while working at home Monday evening. Meal Wiehe gombus improved after injuries from a mowing machine section belt incident Tuesday. Joseph Bruvarney aged 13 of East Wayne street recovers from burns caused by an explosion near his home. In a separate note, Lewis Palmer, 13, drowned after being swept through a sewer in Audubon New Jersey on July 8.
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Corry Hospital
Clement Darling
North Center Street
Joseph Brivarney
John Bruvarney
East Wayne Street
Duns
Mellon Tours France and Talks May Not Be Important
Secretary Andrew Mellon arrived in Niche from Paris aboard Villa Maryland on Cape Merrat and said Stimson might visit en route home. He plans a two month stay to finish Hoover proposal work and visit family, appearing tired and coughing. A July 2 report on a separate matter details alleged prison tortures of youthful offenders from the Wickersham commission, noting harsh punishments and fatal outcomes at state facilities.
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Daly
Andrew W. Mellon
Villa Maryland
Cape Merrat
Paris
Henry L. Stimson
Italy
Mellon
Hoover
United States
Washington State Reformatory
Commission
Mirem van Waters
Colorado Nas Named to Head Elks of Nation
John R. Coen of Sterling named grand exalted ruler at the 87th annual Elks convention in Seattle. He succeeds Lawrence I Rump and will lead the order as it selects the 1932 convention city. Other officers named include Edward J McCormick Toledo and Daniely BR Niblen Washington D C plus Harry Patterson New Bern N C among several Grand Officers.
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John R. Coen
Seattle
Birmingham
United Press
Sterling
Toledo
Charles MH
Broughton
Shebaypai
Wis
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Wrecking
Bluftrom
Indi
Daniely BR
Niblen
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Harry Pattersoi
Newbern
N.C
Grand Inner Guards
James T Hslman
Queensboroe WN. C
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