Another Billion Dollar Day for Uncle Samuel
A Washington report outlines a billion dollar day as the treasury pays interest on public debts and maturing securities. It notes about 500 million in 2 percent notes and over 400 million in nine month notes, with total debt service near one billion dollars. Treasury officials cite payments due tomorrow and next weeks, including 100 million in new bills to be bid next Monday dated June 21 and mature September 20.
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Woorin
Jendera
Salt Lake Warned of Probable Temblors
Salt Lake City residents and Wasatch fault area citizens were urged to reinforce buildings and prepare for earthquakes. Stanford geologist Minellin and Dr Willis warned the Wasatch fault is active, predicting future quakes with uncertainty on timing and stressing preparedness.
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Nalley Villa
Minellin
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Stanford University
Willis
American Association For the Advancement of Science
University of Utah
Wills
Santa Barbara
Whaatch
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Trade talks hinge on debt and tariffs amid world conference
U S leaders press economic nationalism as delegates at the London conference seek debt settlement and tariff reductions. Chamberlain notes India debt metals. MacDonald chairs. Litvinoff urges nonaggression pact while countries push currency stabilization and tariff relief to ease postwar burdens.
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Congress of Nations
Mamsay MacDonald
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Meir
Mal Wie
MacDonald
London
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Chamberlain
Ameri
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Valle
Trull
Maxim Litvinoff
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Forelanm
Paul Tivmans
Helgium
Hopry
United States
Edquard Hewes
Bela Do Imredy
Chance
Hendryk Colijan
Holliana
Battle for World Monetary Committee Chair Continues
London reports a fierce struggle over chairmanship at the world economic conference. The American delegation backs Cox for the monetary chair, facing strong French opposition and shifting British support after Ramsay MacDonald withdrew. Germany and Russia lean toward the American camp with Italy and Spain seen backing France. The US aims to restore monetary system leadership and push toward de facto dollar stabilization in relation to the pound.
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Monetary Committee
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Domes M Cox
Germany
Russia
France
Cox Hecause
Palley
Italy
Spain
United States
Ronemily
New Burn Treatment Described by Medical Experts
Milwaukee report details a tannic acid bath method to ease pain and prevent infection in severe burns. Dr Newald B Wells of Hartford cites pain relief enabling cleaner wounds, followed by warm air therapy and tannic acid sprays. Dr Howard L Updegratt notes use of photographs and plaster models as guides for reconstructive work.
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Con
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Hollywood
Calif
Wealthy dramatist leaves fortune to actors and poor
Farmington Conn October probate reports the will of dramatist Winchell Smith valued at about 1.6 million dollars. The estate funds a large trust benefiting actors and dramatists while he directs residual income to sustain others in the stage realm. Smith died at his Mill Streams estate near Farmington after a career shaping Broadway productions and plays.
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Conn
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Winchell Smith
Out of America
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Lightnin
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MIT- Lions
Ita
Ralin
Smith
Mill Streams
Senate Bill Sent to House Over Veterans Aid And Funding
The Senate pushed a bill to the House amid hopes a veto would stand. Debate centered on compensation cuts for disabled veterans and the level of penalties allowed. Senators split along party lines with Republicans backing the Steiner Cutting amendment and Democrats resisting. President Roosevelt’s position loomed as leaders warned over federal appropriations and pending independent offices funding.
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Arkansas
House
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Glass
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Reed
Haid
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Af Vawal
Progress taxes to be set for wheat and commodities
The item describes planned taxes to begin with the next marketing year on August 1 with wheat set for July 2. It notes President Roosevelt’s statements on adjustments and that the plan includes advance bonuses to farmers who cut output, under a voluntary domestic allotment, with taxes covering the gap between current costs and parity prices from prewar averages.
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Wallicos
Ronsevelt
Tumeelf
Women Officials Attend Cincinnati Sessions
Report notes the June conference of municipal finance leaders with women city officials from various towns. Auditor Mrs Mot tein explains the phrase watchdog of the treasury, while Evangelists com mayor from Michiana Park adds that the title is given in many towns. The article questions which women officials are the only elected attendees.
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Herve
Long Kear
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Arstaline
Evangeats Coimmtyader
Vlichland Park
Mieh
Peysons
Missouri robbers kill two officers in Columbia bank raid
Three men robbed Farmers and Merchants Bank at Mexten today near Columbia. They shot Sheriff Roger Wilson and State Trooper Ben Booth during a traffic stop and fled eastward as posses formed in Boone County and surrounding areas. The gunmen escaped with unknown cash as investigation continues and checks tallying the stolen funds await tomorrow’s report.
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Boone County
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Booth
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C F Merrifield
Convention debate notes and unusual sea creatures summary
The convention agreed on several subjects including a declaration about women in political work requiring twice the effort to advance as men. Miss Gungul invited the convention to meet next in Long Beach. A note mentions Brazilian crab spiders occupying a surface nearly a foot in diameter with bodies rarely more than two inches long.
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