New Debt Note Opens Debate On War Debts In Kind
The White House rejected any plan to settle U S war debts in goods or services but said Britain could propose partial payment in kind. Roosevelt signed a tariff bill authorizing reciprocal trading talks, signaling a new phase in the debt dispute as France and others are expected to press for standard payment.
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United Press
Washington
United States
White House
Great Britain
Cordell Hull
Britain
Staven
Great Bovain
Ligue
Alinat
Thoogevelt
Roosevelt-Hullariff
Roosevelt
France
Mrs Schluraff to Address Golden Rule Club Meeting
Mrs Helen M Schluraff Erie county commissioner will speak at the Golden Rule Club June meeting at Parish hall Tuesday evening June 19th. The dinner will be served by the Sulian Guild of imainint Episcopal church. The program includes a beaver dam Wattaburg road improvement talk and Spartansburg road three mile gap outlook for 1934.
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Erie County
Golden Rule Club
Helen M. Schluraff
Board of
Erie County Commissioners
Parish Hadl
John‘. Blatt
Sulian Guild of
Caiinitel Episcopal Chwyeh. A
E. Schiuwair
Fiat Se
Spartansburg
Conciliation Board Urged Amid Steel Labor Tensions
A broad sweep of labor upheaval and political moves dominates the news. The piece cites threats of a steel strike, federal action, and a proposed presidential conciliation plan. Roosevelt weighs a White House conference and a revised bill approach, aiming to quell clashes between capital and labor.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Myrene Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Ogettion
Wagner Bor
Robert F. Wagner
Ni Y
Steamer Knut Hamsun sinks in Caribbean rescue tale
United Pro reports the Norwegian steamer Knut Hamsun sank in the Caribbean while loaded with nitrate and bound from Iquique Chile to Jacksonville. Zacapa of United Fruit Line rescued the captain and 16 crew members. 11 crewmen including the chief officer remain missing after the June 18 alert. The message, signed by Captain George McBride, was received at the company office.
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United Pro New York
Knut Hamsun
Caribbean
Zacapa
United Fruit Line
George McBride
Frick
Knut Hamann
Quits Sueno
Iquiqué
Chile
Jacksonville
Sewer Inlet Work Starts On Myrtle Street Project
Work began today on extending the Myrtle Street sewer intake as the Relief Works Division launches a program expected to employ over twenty five men this week. Twelve reported initially with plans to add twelve more by Friday and roughly twenty five on Sunday. The project extends the 42 inch sewer from Myrtle to Seneca streets with total costs estimated between eight and nine thousand dollars. City seeks approval for a linked sewer from Fraymond Avenue southeast to Smith Street to alleviate Raymond Avenue area drainage under the relief program.
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Wivermen
Myntié Street
Relief Works Division
N. R. Dickson
Myrtle
Seneca Streets
Fraymond Avenue
Wayne
Smith Street
Raymond Avenue
F D R Proposals Sent to Congress
President Rooselt sends conciliation machinery proposals to congressional leaders for quick enactment to broaden collective bargaining under the industrial recovery act. The plan aims to give management and employees equal representation on conciliation boards in industries prone to industrial strife.
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Washington
Rooselt
Pledge of Assistance on Stock Control Bill
Pittsburgh June 13 The Associated Stock Exchanges announced it would give the federal government every possible assistance in enforcing the stock exchange bill A special committee was named to tender to the Federal Reserve Board and the to be appointed commission. the exchange pledged cooperation in enforcement of the act
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Pittsburgh
Associated Stock Exchanges
Fiotere
Federal
Reveal Heavy Loss in U S Foreign Trade
American foreign trade since 1891 shows a paper profit of 22.64 billion but no cash profit. Foreign trade adviser George N Peek told President Roosevelt the world debt to the United States, totaling about 22.64 billion, is unpaid. If paid, the trade would be profitable. if not, the national wealth falls by the unpaid amount.
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United Press
Washington
George N. Peek
Roosevelt
Peek
United States
Peele
U. S
Warnes
Hospital stockholders to convene annual meeting tonight
Corry Hospital Association officers urge a large stockholder turnout for the annual meeting at 8 o'clock this evening in the Library Building basement. Directors will be elected and the usual business addressed. The current board will meet at 7 40 to finish any urgent matters before the session.
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Corry Hospital Association
Odd Fellows Session in Stroudsburg Names Leaders
Stroudsburg hosts a joint Odd Fellows and Rebekahs session with Harold Shannon Robert Nichols and local couples in attendance. Prof C Will Henry of Harrisburg was named to head reorganization succeeding Norval Ri Dougherty of Pittsburgh. Gettysburg picked for the June 1985 convention and several officers were announced for installation. Delegates toured the Pocono mountains by motor car and a banquet followed.
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Harold Shannon
Robert Nichols
W. Md Marsh
Alice Ellsworth
Odd Fellows and Repekahs
Stroudsburg
C. Will Henry
Harrisburg
Norval Ri Dougherty
Pittsburgh
Gettysburg
Henry
Committee On Election
Harry C. Stephens
Philadelphia
Franke Shannon
Pittston
Fred C. Hanyen
Scranton
John N. Mark
Oil City
Rebekah Assembly
Pocono Mountains
Spanish Veterans Convention at Conneaut Lake
United Spanish War veterans convened at Conneaut Lake Park for their annual meeting continuing sessions. Officers were to be elected for the chief organization and the military group. Senator David A. Reed, slated to address them, could not attend due to illness.
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Conneaut Lake
Reed
United Press
Conneaut Lake Park
United Spanish War
Crane
Crystal Toom
David A. Reed
Disappearance of Jap Consul Was Voluntary in Nanking
June 18 report states Japanese vice consul Kuramoto vanished after leaving the consulate in a rickshaw. He sought solitude in a Ming tombs cave, fasting four days due to an official reprimand and loss of a key state department post. Police noted he retreated to a cave in the tombs of the Ming emperors.Japanese warships then steamed toward Nanking to protect nationals as international dialogue intensified following the incident.
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United Press
Nanking
Widehai
Kuramoto
United Piles
Iay
China
Vies
Japan
Manchuri
Mukden
Great Wall
Shanghai
Library to Close Friday for Summer Break
The Worry Public Library will close Friday June 16 for the summer, announced by librarian Miss Marion J Skitmore. Patrons who have borrowed books are urged to return them by Friday to avoid penalties.
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Worry Public Library
Marion J.skitmore
Lbrarian
Hethon
Revenue forecast shows liquor stores underperforming
State liquor stores are projected to yield far below the relief revenue goals for the current biennium ending May 31 1925. Joan H Ferlig director of the legislative reference bureau warned that gross revenue will be just over one third and net about one quarter of earlier estimates of 100000000 and 20000000.
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United Press
Jarrisburg
Coroners Jury To Probe Air Disaster Involving Condor Plane
Liberty June 13 A coroner's inquest opens to determine the cause of a mysterious crash on Mongaup Mountain that killed seven aboard an American Airlines Condor twin motor. Dr Victor G Bourke suspects an onboard explosion possibly from gasoline or other materials. Crew and four passengers die. H W B Bader of Senior Solvay Company had carried chemicals and explosive documents, fueling the inquiry.
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United Press Liberty
Coronte
American Airlines
Mongaup Mountain
Department of Commerce
American Airline
Chemical
Victor G. Bourke
Sullivan County
Burke
William Deckerman
H.W. B. Bader
Solvay Company
Navy
Net
Gary Prepares For Long Siege In Steel Strike
Gary Indiana June 13 union leaders claim 80 percent of Calumet district's 50 000 workers will walk out if a strike is called while mill operators deny plans to import guards and strike breakers and cite an 85 percent non strike vote from a company poll. The scene around Gary's mills shows searchlights guards and private police as tensions rise.
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Ay United Presa Giary
Ind
Gary
Broadway
Young mother of quintuplets in serious condition
North Bay Ont June 13 Mrs Oliva Dionne mother of quintuplets born 17 days ago is reported in serious condition today. She is not so well with a very bad night. The quintuplets, however, still thrived despite scientists pessimistic predictions at birth that none could live.
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United Press
North Bay
Ont
Oliva Dionne
Dionne
War on Chinch Bug Over Wide Front
United Press reports a nationwide chinch bug campaign threatening crops across Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota the Dakotas and beyond. Farmers estimate billions in losses as millions of acres suffer invasions from the voracious pest. Federal and state agriculture experts coordinate a large scale defense including odorant creosote ammunition and widespread field actions as the battle continues across America.
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Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakotas
Canimlex
Fix to Tender Resignation From Internal Revenue
Ousted Philadelphia internal revenue collector Alvi F. Pix expected to submit his resignation within 48 hours to the White House amid Roosevelt pressure. Pix, charged with using secret employes to fund Democratic campaigns, voiced indecision but feared dismissal if he delays. Assistant Collector William V. Brown was dismissed from his post. other Treasury officials were suspended without pay for one year or one month as investigations continue.
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Internal Revenue
United Press
Philadelphia
Alvi F. Pix
Haseen
Roosevelt
Yeas
Bix
White House
York
William VE Brown
Treasury Secpitary
Morgenthau
Brown
Nis
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Stapleton, NJ
Rubiani and Herrmann Brewing Company
Wilmington
John P. Wielda
U. S. District Court
Weirton Steel Company
State Supreme Court
Allegheny Irounly
House Rules Committee
Paris
Myrtle ST
U.S
Hospital
ODD Fellows IN Session
Corry
Prof
Penn
Cavé
Fertig
Coroners Jury
Indiana Steel Capital
Springfield
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