Quota Truce Proposal Faces World Conference Clash
London reports center on France proposing a quota truce to allow quotas as weapons against imports for an indefinite period with agriculture excluded while the United States pushes for abolition. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald says the conference continues in high spirits amid adjournment questions. Separately, Kenneth Buck faces blistering cross examination in Barnstable Mass amid a kidnapping case involving 10 year old Margaret Peggy McMath with a mysterious figure "Bill" directing actions.
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London
Prance
United States
Barnstable
Mass
Kenneth Buck
Barnstable Superior Court
Bill
Margaret
Peggy) McMath
William C. Pressley
Kenneth
Cyril
Harwich Center
Grammer
McMath
Neil McMath
Criminals Show Spirit of Self-Sacrifice, Says Scientist
Chicago June 23 The American Association for the Advancement of Science reported findings by Dr Emilio Mira of Barcelona on moral behavior tests. He noted criminals and certain antisocial groups offered blood for imaginary accident victims more often than the general public, suggesting self sacrifice may appear in unexpected classes.
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Chicago
Emilio Mira
Barcelona
Spain
Mira
Eal
Ion
Trade accords rapidly taking shape in U S markets
Washington reports Johnson of the national recovery administration says work on trade agreements is moving faster than expected. Only two industries cotton textile and soil white have formal codes. a consumer board and labor and industry boards will advise before the textile code hearing next Tuesday. Efforts will curb price fixing as staff may be expanded to stabilize the oil sector.
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Washington
Ugh
Johnson
National Recovery Administration
1 Consumers Board
Piet Be
Watchman slain at Charleroi mine in mine fan house
Joseph Nevelos a 40 year old night watchman was shot to death early today at the Charleroi mine of the Youghiogheny and Ohio Coal Co in Charleroi Pennsylvania A blood trail showed he was shot in the mine fan house and staggered out collapsing near the workings Police suspect miner disorders while company officials report normal operations A widow and two children survive
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Charleroi, Pa
Joseph Nevelos
Charleroi
Youghiogheny and Ohio Coal Co
Voters Rush to Register on Last Days
One hundred and fifteen Taylor residents availed themselves of the final opportunity to register for the special election by appearing before the county court on Tuesday and Wednesday to have their names added to the registration books. The court will continue issuing transfers at the County Clerk Frank Bennett’s office today and tomorrow, provided ballot boxes for the involved precincts have been distributed.
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Taylor
Frank Bennett
Four indicted on embezzling provide bonds
Four persons indicted by the grand jury on Wednesday for embezzlement of public funds were taken into custody and posted bonds. Lee N. Satterfield and Fred L. Jenkins posted 10 000 bonds. Fred L. Morris posted 3 000. J. E. Carpenter posted 1 000. Drexel R. George and Lawrence A. Cather remain at large. Cather held on 50 000 bond in Los Angeles with extradition considered. Judge Miller said cases continue into the term beginning September 19.
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Fairmont
Lee N. Satterfield
Fred L. Jenkins
Fred L.morris
West Virginia Board of Optometry
J. E. Carpenter
Biyesville
Drexel R. George
Lawrence A. Cather
George
Cather
Los Angeles
Charles E. Miller
Four youths given ten years for killing school guard
Former U S Senator William E Chilton, owner of the Charleston Gazette, argues repeal of the 18th amendment is as strong as its original passage. He notes no referendum on prohibition and urges submission of repeal to the states on June 27 while criticizing liquor aristocrats.
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Charleston
United States
William E. Chilton
Senate
Chilton
Charleston Gazette
Lindberghs Hopewell Home To Be Child Welfare Center
In Hopewell Lindberghs Hopewell home to be a children's welfare center after incorporation papers filed for High Field. Trustees include Colonel and Mrs Lindbergh and Dr Abram Flexner with aims to provide for welfare, education, hospital care, and training without discrimination. Court fight in New York over Culbertson bridge method awaits a ruling, with Justice Shientag reserving decision and possible referee referral.
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Lindbergh’s
Hopewell
Children’s Welfare Center
Jersey City
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
High Field
Hustave Bach
James M. Phelan
Weehawken
Drys Hear Addresses At Meeting Against Repeal
A dry rally at Bailey Methodist Episcopal church Rosemont drew about one hundred attendees. Rev Eugene Dick of West Main Street M B Church and Rev Arnold of Mediant Core urged the audience to back delegates pledged to retain the 18th amendment at the June 27 vote.
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Bailey Methodist Episcopal Church
Rosemont
Eugene ‘Dick
Knights of Columbus Elect Officers For Ensuing Year
At a meeting of Grafton Council No 713 Knights of Columbus officers were elected for the ensuing year. Howard F. Smith was named grand knight with Joseph G. Mask deputy grand knight Joseph B. King recorder HH D Felton treasurer and A A Shields financial secretary.
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Grafton
Knights of Columbus
Howard F. Smith
Joseph G. Mask
Joseph B. King
D. Felton
A. A Shields
Kidnap Report Ties Outlaw Floyd to Tulsa Case
Mr and Mrs H D Myers of Tulsa told Muskogee police they were kidnapped last night by four men while traveling between Tulsa and Clare. They described one suspect as resembling Charles Pretty Boy Floyd. The car was stolen and the couple released near a detour between Warners and Webber s Halls around 5 am.
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Muskogee
Okla
H. D. Myers
Tulsa
Clare
Charles
Pretty Boy
Commodity Prices Listed By Non Gold Standard
The Federal Reserve Board said prices of commodities rose rapidly in the American market after the United States left the gold standard. The board noted the dollar fell about 15 percent against the French franc and the British pound declined about 2 percent in the same period.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Roosevelt 10 Go to London Report Denied by Secretary
Roosevelt and his sons sail aboard the Amberjack on a light cruise off Maine as rumors swirl of a possible London voyage aboard the Indiana cruiser. Secretary Stephen T. Early denied plans for a presidential trip while Moley travels to the world economic conference.
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New York
The
Daily News
Provincetown
Mass
Navy
Roosevelt
London
Indianapolis
Raymond Moley
Moley
Portland
Stephen T. Early
Chandler's Cove
Chibeague Island
D.T
Rockland Harbor
John
Franklin D., Jr
Groton School
Alfred E Smith Receives Harvard Doctor of Laws
Alfred E Smith, former New York governor, was awarded the degree of doctor of laws by Harvard University in Cambridge Massachusetts. A Lawrence Lowell presented the diploma as applause rang through the ceremony. Continued on Page Six.
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Cambridge
Mass
Alfred Emanuel Smith
College of Hard Knocks
Harvard University
New York
A. Lawrence Lowell
Oil company officers to seek new trial hearing
In San Francisco on June 23, the state supreme court granted a motion for a new trial for three former Richfield Oil Company officers. Clarence M. Puller, Raymond W. McKee, and Talbot, convicted in 1932 of stealing 245000 dollars of company funds, will face a court hearing.
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San Francisco
Richfield Oil Company
State Supreme Court
Clarence M. Puller
Raymond W. McKee
Gee Ag ‘Talbot
Hoard
Security pact demands seen as giving way
New York June 23 Norman H. Davis ambassador at large hinted on his return from Geneva today that demands for security pacts stumbling block to previous disarmament agreements are giving way to sentiment favoring international supervision of arms. Davis and Mrs. Davis were aboard the Bremen. He said the trip home was to rest confer with the President and see his son married, and he will return to Geneva before the end of the disarmament adjournment. He made no reference to rumors of resignation.
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New York
Norman H. Davis
Geneva
Davis
Mrs. Davis
Bremen
Stocks Firm In Late Dealing During Day
New York stock action firmed in late dealings after volatile session. Fractions gained, with Celanese and Case up about three points. Transfers reached about 3,000,000 shares as American Can Bethlehem Steel Chrysler National Distillers U S Steel Dupont New York Central American Telephone Allied Chemical and Lackawanna rallied.
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New York
Celanese
Case
American Can
Bethlehem Steel Chrysler
National Distillers
U. S. Steel, Dupont, New York Central
American Telephone
Allied Chemical and
Lackawanna
Better Business Indicated by Tax Collections
Washington reports a general improvement in business reflected in May tax collections. Internal Revenue Service data show eleven months total of 1,368,238,226 dollars, up from 1,350,734,652 the prior year. May receipts fell 114,754,133 from April and 89,062,187 from May 1932, due to taxes on tobacco, beer, stock sales and issues, gasoline, lubricants, and other minor items, yet overall business activity was rising.
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Washington
Busicf
Internal Revenue Bureau
Pines
Beheler Snow Youths Sentenced For Guard Slaying
Harold Beheler 15, Shirley Shamblin 16, Alden Hoke 17, and William Snow 20 were each sentenced to ten years in the Moundsville penitentiary for the March 11 slaying of 60 year old guard A G Arnett. Snow showed emotion as the sentence was given, while Becheler's mother Esta Becheler wept openly in court.
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Harold Beheler
Summers County
Shirley Shamblin
Jackson County
Alden Hoke
Cabell County
William Snow
Fayette County
Herbert W. Dent
Moundsville
A.G. Arnett
Snow
Esta Becheler
Raleigh
Beckley
Reform School
A. G. Amnett
Heath
Becheler
William Snowy
Plea of Not Guilty in Ohio Double Shooting Case
Portsmouth on June 23 Mrs Ethel Pusateri pleaded not guilty to a second degree murder charge after admitting she shot and killed a woman and critically wounded her husband when she found them together. She waived examination and was held to the grand jury under $2000 bond. Relatives identified Beene McCoy as the wounded woman. her husband August Poser 46, a wholesale dealer, remained in critical condition.
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Portsmouth
Ethel Pusateri
Nancy
Pusateri
Jude" Patterson McCoy
McCby
August Poser
Saturday Specials Pineapple and Cherry Pies 2 for 20
Orange and Coscanut Layer 1 PIES Pineapple and Cherry varieties offered as two for twenty dollars. Limited quantities available at participating stores this weekend.
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France
U. S
America
Ramsay MacDonald
Franco
Ana
Re-R
Buck
Frank A. Theis
Kansas City
Wallace
Farm Adjustment Administration
Associated Press
Consumers Board
Lawrence Cather
California
BBC
Supreme Court
Bernard L. Shientag
E. Hall Downs
Pittsburgh
Ely Culbertson
Shientag
Downes Claing
Tne
Culbertson
Downes
Culbert
Drys
Floyd
Oklahoma
Nation
Sons
AL Smith
Harvard
Richfield
Col
Russell CG. Martin
Los Angelee
Grand Army of the Republic
William P. Wright
Hoke
Snow, Shamblin
Beheler
Kleen ‘Krist Bakery
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