President hopes envoys agree on moratorium talks
Paris reports Secretary Mellon handed two new memoranda outlining U S aims in Hoover moratorium negotiations with France. President Hoover hopes Paris talks reconcile French and American positions as Mellon and Edge carry fresh instructions. France seeks unlimited technical expert freedom. United States insists negotiators stay in control and focus on Germany repayment plan.
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Paris
Andrew W. Mellon
Hoover
Avas
Mr. Mellon
Vresa
Washington
Snea
Aborer
Mellon
Edge
France
United States
Germany
Bank of International Settlements
Romania
International Bank
The
Treasury
Rapidan Camp
Andrew Melon
Treasy
Premier Laval
Open golf battle as Von Elm leads Burke after 18 holes
George Von Elm holds a one stroke lead over Pillie Burke after 18 holes of the United States Open marathon. Burke faltered with a costly 2nd shot on the 2a yard home hole and 17th, while Von Elm closed with a late birdie bid. Burke posted a 77, while Von Elm’s early charge and late slips kept the match tight at 17.
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Tnvernees Club
Toledo
George von Elm
Pillie Burke
von Elm
Burke
George
Miroko Read
Hales
Toth
Billie
Eli
Fae Morne
Zim
Bieke In
Elin Jn
Arrests After Fourth of July Celebrants
Several men and women celebrating the Fourth were charged with intoxication. Names include Vernon Muziiex, 19, 37 Washington Street. Charles Williams, 18, 225 South Ninth Street. Helen Rentel, 25, 46 Florence Avenue. Tolley Mobley, 27, 102d Lone Street. Marie Hillz, 20, Daisy Avenue. Leonard Miller, 22, 13th and Bonaker, who was unconscious at the corner of Second and Ludlow and taken to Mercy Hospital.
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Vernon Muiziex
Washington Steert
Charles Willians
South Ninth Street
Helen Rentel
Floreice Avesnue
Tolley Mobley
Lone Street
Marie Hillz
Daisy Avenue
Leonard Miller
Thirteenth
Bonaker
Second
Ludlow
Mercy Hospital
Pa Itvolmen
Sewoed
Béppus
Market closings and grain prices summary
Chicago closings report mixed grain prices with July wheat easing and July corn steady. Prices show July and September contracts, with deliveries and adjustments noted by market sources.
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Hamilton
Chicago
Luly
Bey
Cory
Ily
Ama
Oate
Catholic Action Encyclical Sparks New Unrest In Rome
Concerns over an encyclical on Catholic action strain church state ties in Italy. The Italian government remains silent as negotiations falter, with a possible renewal of hostile editorial campaigns by major newspapers. A Seabird council on Thursday may decide the government’s next steps.
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Rome
Vatican
Seabird Council
Round World Aces Honored By Hoover
Aurociated Breas reports Wiley Post and Harold Gatty received presidential acclaim for their nine day world circumnavigation. They arrived at the White House after a brief parade along Pennsylvania Avenue and were greeted by Captain Russell and Colonel Hodges with naval and military aides attending.
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Pennyvania Avenue
Russell
I Rain
Campbell B. Hodges
White House
Pastor to Stay Despite Ouster in Ohio Conference
Deavion Ohio area pastor Deavion Ger Tatnes A Hills formerly ousted from Central Presbyterian Church for conduct unbecoming a minister but reinstated as a church and Dayton Presbytery member at Wooster Ohio conference. He plans to remain as supervisor of Bethany Community Church housed in the Young Women's League building on West Fourth Street, with decision expected at Dayton Presbytery meeting at Westminster Church.
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Deavion
Ohio
Tuiy Ger
Tatnes
A. Hills
Central Presbyterian Shureh
Ehurch
Dayton
Wooster
Ccisi of
Westminster Church
Bethany Community Church
Young Women’s League
West Fourth Streel
TWO FINED ON LIQUOR CHARGES
Deputies of Sheriff John O Schumacher conducted two raids early Sunday morning seizing and destroying homebrew Don Delby age 21 arrested at his home in West Middletown on a charge of possession. Beulah Kellar age 26 residing one mile north of West Middletown arrested on a charge of possessing homebrew. They appeared before Judge E B Raute in common pleas court and were fined 100 each.
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John O. Schumacher
Don Delby
West Middletown
Beulah Kellar
Bath
EB. d. Raute
Common Pleas Court
Autos And Drownings Claim Lives Of Many
United States marked the Fourth of July with high fatalities as fireworks deaths numbered six, auto accidents and drownings spiked. About 160 motor vehicle deaths and 181 drowning fatalities were tallied, with water fatalities nearly trebling the 1930 figure.
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New York
United States
Florio Opens Amateur Meet With 35 At Wyandotte
At Wyandotte Golf Club Columbus Ohio July 6 Johnny Florio former state champion shot 35 through the front nine in the opening round of the Ohio state amateur meet Glen Bishop of Columbus led the field after 18 holes with par plus one. Early leaders included Munro of Akron and Ruddy of Cincinnati amid ideal weather and light scoring.
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Wyandotte Golf Club
Columbus
Ohio
Glen Bishop
Sehiest
Duck Munro
Akron
Tohny Florin
Add. T Florio
Florio
Nelson Ruddy
Cincinnati
Morin Furn
Dorger Conviction Affirmed By Court
Frank J. Dorger and Clarence A Dorger of Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Co Cincinnati were found guilty of embezzling 4950 dollars and misappropriating 184000 dollars of bank funds. The Hamilton county case was affirmed by the court of appeals. They were sentenced to ten years in the Ohio penitentiary and fined 5060 dollars.
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Toledo
Frank J. Dorger
Clarence A Dorger
Cosmopolitan Bank and List Company
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dorger
Clarence
Ohio
FIGHT RECEIPTS TOTAL $349 415 FOR TITLE FIGHT
Cleveland July 6 gross receipts from the Mas Sehmeling versus W L Stribling title bout totaled 349 415 01 after tax with gate over 35 000 and 30 930 paid admits. Schmeling gets 40 percent share about 106 800 plus the champions take, Stribling about 33 165 24.
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Cleveland
Mas Sehmeling
W. le (Young
Dick Dunn
Madison Square Garden’ Corp
Schmieling
Rebg
Stribling
Theft charge filed over rain coat theft
Viola Williams of 1203 Campbell Avenue signed a warrant at police headquarters Saturday morning charging Wesley Williams age 30 also of 1203 Campbell Avenue with stealing a rain coat from her. The incident prompted police to file formal charges.
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Wesley Williams
Campbell Avenue
Viola Williams
Hima
Business Editors Declare Readiness To Respond
July 6 New York editors from the National Conference of Business Paper Editors and Associated Business Papers report that U S business has shed overhead burdens from the prosperity era and is now highly responsive to stimuli. They note improvements in certain fields while not yet signaling a broad upturn. Stanley A. Dennis, president of the conference, releases the eighth semi annual survey of the business outlook.
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New York
Business Paper
United States
National Conference of Business Paper Editors
Associated Business Papers
Stanley A. Dennis
Two Small Fires Reported Sunday Evening
Sunday evening saw two small fires, one at 609 South Fifth Street, home of Goldie Crouch, and another in the Pennsylvania yards. Firemen extinguished both blazes within minutes.
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O'Eleke
Goldie Crouch
South Fifth Street
A'Elock
Pennsylvania Yards
Piremen
Nashville banker convicted by jury in breach of trust
Nashville Tennessee July 6 Rogers Valdyell former investment banker was convicted by a criminal court jury today of fraudulent breach of trust sentencing fixed at more than three years in the state penitentiary Ohio Deputy Sheriff auto fatality Stenhenville O July 6 Deputy Sharift Robert Kelley 35 killed instantly when a automobile is at the Smithfield Dillonvele road near here Stimson in Europe for conferences Palermo Italy July 6 Secretary of State Stimson arrived here today aboard the Contegrands for a visit to European capitals He will leave tonight for Naples
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Nashville
Tenn
Rogers Valdyell
Ohio
Stimson
Europe
Palermo
Italy
Stinson
Contegrands
European Cap Stalag
Naples
Fall Must Begin Year-Long Sentence, Report Says
Government counsel plans to present a medical report to Justice Bailey in the District of Columbia Supreme Court to order Albert B. Fall to start his one year jail term. Army physicians in Texas assessed his condition but offered no recommendation, only a summary of his examination.
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Fall
Meeany
Washington
Justice Bailey
Columbia
Merroy
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Rover
Wall
Texas
Fi Pasco
Wlint Beawnant Hospital
Tess
Mountain Climber Plunges 1200 Feet Near Mount Rainier
Tacoma reports search for the body of Robert K. Zinn a 23 year old climber from Portland Oregon who slid 1200 feet into crevasses near Mount Rainier yesterday He was part of a 14 member party including his brother Kenneth They had neared the summit to within 600 feet when Robert tired and began sliding His brother tried to help as did guide Nelson Widmann but both were swept toward the crevasse and stopped by Widmann
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Tacoma
Wash
Robert K. Zinn
Portland
Ore
I¢Y
Mount Ranier
Zinn
Kenneth
Robert
Kenneth Zing
Nelson Widmann
Middletown Man Killed by Train
Clarence Moule age 21 of 624 Cataloy drive Middletown D passed away at the Middletown hospital at 2520 a m Sundayfrom shock injuries suffered when he slipped while attempting to hop a freight train in Middletown and was crushed beneath the wheels his left leg crushed off before he could roll clear Coroner Edward Cook investigated the death.
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Clarence Moule
Cataloy Drive
Middletown
Edward Cook
Mounts
Hold Spaulding in Tire Theft
A charge of petit larceny is placed against Walter Spalding, 19, of 123 Mill Road, after police say he stole a tire from a parked car at Third and Ludlow. Detectives tracked Spalding to his home and recovered a tire and a gas bypass he claimed to have found and repaired.
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Walter Spalding
Mill Road
Patcolman O'Connor
Spalding
Third
Ludlow
George Paps
Soviet Olive Branch to Kulaks and Bourgeoisie
Moscow reports a softened offer from Soviet Russia to former arch enemies the bourgeoisie and the Kulak. The regime promises eventual forgiveness for repentant citizens willing to cooperate and work under the new order, while maintaining hard policy against counter-revolutionary activity.
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Moscow
Decide Today on Appeal by WCUE
Decision of counsel for E. T. McCue, former Middletown bank cashier, on appealing embezzlement conviction will be announced to Judge Charles Bell in Cincinnati Monday afternoon. If no appeal, sentence of three years in Ohio Penitentiary likely stands. remaining indictments for bank irregularities prior to its 1930 closing to be considered.
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E. T. McCue
Middletown
Court of Appeals
McCue
Charles
Bell
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kimball Scott
Will Nallee
Henry B. Grevey Ill. Butler County Democratic Treasurer Confined
Henry B. Grevey treasurer of the Butler county democratic executive committee is confined to his home at 1005 Central avenue after taking ill last Thursday. Though curiously sick, friends report he is convalescing nicely at present.
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Henry B. Grevey
Ienry B. Grevey
Butler County Democratic Executive Committee
Hig Hone
Central Avenue
Grevey
Lear
Crippled father and son beaten by bandits in Cincinnati
Louis Bray, 75, and his son Murry Bray, 33, were beaten by bandits at 827 Livingston Street Monday morning. The elder Bray was taken to General Hospital with a fractured skull, while the younger Bray suffered serious injuries after a robbery estimated at 150 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Tely
Louis Bray
Murry
Livingston Street
Brady
General Hospital
White the Gem
No Further Shift For Wheat Policy
Washington July 6 Chairman Stone of the Farm board today informed Vice President Curtis and Senator Capper that the board would not make any further change in its sales policy for stabilizing wheat.
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Washington
Stone
The
Farm Board Today
Hamilton Boys at Scout Camp Opens Season
Forty five Hamilton boys are among those at Camp Hook in Middletown for a works season. Scout executive Emmett Sharon presides with Hamilton director G. B. Robert aiding. George Pemberton leads archery and John O. Fry teaches botany. Dr. Jack George is camp physician. Middletown brings total to 100. Hamilton names include Art Darrison, George Grimes, Dow Wesleman, San Preckett, Jac Ossavin, and others. Also includes light boys from Boys Home and eight from the Children's Home.
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Hamilton
Camp Hook
Emmett Sharon
Miltletown
G. B. Robert
George Pemberton
John O. Fry
Hamilton High School
Jack George
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
Middletown
Art Darrison
George Grimes
Dow “Wesleman
San Preckett
Jac Ossavin
Harry Slifer
Johu Carr
Virgil Inieszen
LeRoy Hilton
Merlin Diimer
Leroy Herbers
Louis Beer
James Peek
Raymond Handlex
Elmer Weigel
Carl Wacher
Donal Young
Clifford Fuerst
Ralph Gaking
Raymond Feniog
Award Stech
William Plapp
Lovie Felager
Richard Rauch
Paul Frederick
Willian Kening
Robert Burkhart
Mark Murphy
Car
Two Arrested After Knife Duel on South Front Street
Two men Cornelius Mc cade aged 26 of 65 Walnut street and Willie Head aged 30 of 1287 Wallute street were arrested Sunday after a knife duel on South Front Street 1933. Neither was seriously injured and both were charged with disorderly conduct by officers.
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South Front Street
Cornelius Mc~cade
Walnute Street
Willie Head
Wallute Street
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