Hull Wins Round as Parley Moves On Excluding Tariffs
The World Economic Conference will continue with economic questions on the agenda but tariffs and monetary topics will be excluded. Cordell Hull led the American push, defeating France and its gold bloc allies in a long steering committee battle that left smaller nations urging continuation over adjournment.
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London
Parley
Cordell Hull
Roosevelt
France
Hull
Aea
Congress of Nations
Thomas Lebreton
Argentina
United States
Canada
Sweden
Postmaster General Foresees Recovery Boost From New Federal Building
Postmaster General James A. Farley spoke at High Point dedicating the new federal building with $420,000 in federal funds. He predicted lower postal rates and reinstatement of salary reductions as recovery gains accelerate, and urged a calm campaign on repeal votes. Other officials at the ceremony included W E Howes and Joseph Gutty, with lawmakers and local leaders attending the luncheon at the Sheraton.
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High Point
James A. Farley
Bis
Sheraton Hotel
Federal
East Green Street
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Uncle Sam
Farley
W. BE. Howes
Joseph Gutty
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
E. R. Oliver
Southern Railway
William B. Umstead
Hancock
Harlee- Branch
Johnson J. Hayes
H. Hoyle Sink
J. W. Bailey
Robert R. Reynolds
Charles H. Robertson
Hillsboro
C. L. Shuping
National Democratic Party
Carter Dalton
Upward Business Trend To Continue Remainder Year
New York July 5 Standard Statistics Co says business expansion will continue through the year with a milder midsummer recession or none in many lines due to belated purchasing. Year end volumes in essential industries are expected to compare favorably with early 1933 levels and hint at broad industrial expansion in the second half of 1933.
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New York
Standard Statistics Co
Linville Late News Flashes July 6
A brief late news flash from Linville North Carolina dated July 6 provides terse updates and fresh notices from the community desk. No further details accompany the line.
Roosevelt smiles on receiving news of relief aid
President Roosevelt expressed deep satisfaction upon learning of the latest relief aid news. The report notes his optimism about the impact on national welfare and the potential for accelerated implementation of relief programs across states.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Government permits participation in large public works program
Government permits allow participation in the 8 8 300 000 000 dollar public works program, signaling expanded access for projects and agencies to secure funding for infrastructure.
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Washington
Postmaster Farley seeks repeal question in Kentucky call
Greensboro July 6 AP Farley telegraphed Governor Ruby Laffoon of Kentucky asking that the repeal of the 18th amendment be included in the governor’s proposed call for a special session of the Kentucky Legislature.
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Greensboro
Farley
Ruby Laffoon
Kentucky
New York Sees 16 Degree Rise in Five Hours
The cool spell ended as temperatures climbed by 16 degrees within five hours in New York, marking a sharp heat surge for the day. Weather observers noted rapid warming across the region.
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New York
Moody Reaches Wimbledon Final With Victory Over Krahwinkel
Helen Will Moody advanced to the Wimbledon final by defeating Germany's Hilda Krahwinkel in the semi finals. Moody won 6 4 and 6 3 to move within one win of her sixth Wimbledon title.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Helen Will Moody
Hilda Krahwinkel
Germany
Tremor Felt in Long Beach Overnight No Damage Reported
A sharp earth tremor struck Long Beach California last night lasting about a second. Residents reported a powerful upward sensation with no lateral movement and no damage was reported.
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Long Beach
Calif
Lynchings Probed After Negro Man Is Slain
State and local authorities investigate the July 6 death of Norris Dendy a 35 year old Black man found in a churchyard seven miles from Clinton South Carolina with a rope around his neck and head injuries. The coroner lists head trauma as the cause and a murder motive is suspected. Governor Blackwood requested state constables J W Richardson and W Fred Newman to assist in the inquiry as officers pursue new evidence amid a postponed inquest. Four white men reportedly abducted Dendy from the town jail after midnight and he was later captured and jailed.
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Clinton
Norris Dendy
Ibra C. Blackwood
Dendy
Columbia
Blackwood
J. W. Richardson
W. Fred Newman
South Carolina
North Carolina
Goldville
Diplomatic Language and Roosevelts Words Spark Debate
A columnist notes Europe dislikes how President Roosevelt spoke more than his message, mocks diplomatic language as empty, and argues conferences often heighten tensions. The piece reflects on war being sparked by misunderstandings and wording.
New Post Office Opens in High Point Aims at Federal Design Standard
High Point dedicates a new post office in a 420000 dollar project showcasing modern lighting and interior beauty. The reinforced concrete building with 800000 cubic feet offers space for expansion and three entry fronts facing East Green Street South Main and South Wrenn Streets.
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St. Recientes Eens
Uncle Sam
East Green Street
South Main
South
Wrenn Streets
Board of School Commissioners
Farley Urges Repeal In Greensboro Address
Postmaster General James A. Farley spoke at Greensboro during the dedication of a new federal building praising North Carolina as a pioneer in the south and its public officials and citizens while reaffirming his stance for prohibition repeal. He arrived by train to a large welcome and lauded the state's progress as a manufacturing center. He noted North Carolina’s leadership in cotton manufacturing and extended congratulations to the city.
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State
Dixie
Greensboro
N. C
James A. Farley
North Carolina
Democratic National Committee
Farley
Roosevelt To Battle For Home Improvement First
In Washington July 6 reports indicate President Roosevelt favors domestic progress over new international commitments. He allegedly supports American self sufficiency and will keep London conference talks open while pursuing a currency plan tied to commodity values. Foreign stabilization is seen as secondary until the U.S. domestic issue nears solution.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
London
U S Plans Official Study of Russia Recognition
At the White House a study project will assess the issues of recognizing Soviet Russia. The move follows loans to Russia by the Reconstruction Corporation and Roosevelt’s peace appeal to Russia. The survey will examine Russian debts and propaganda as reasons against recognition.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Ae Sek Roce
Seaad
White House
America
Reconstruction Corporation
Roosevelt
Steinhardt
Cotton Code Ready for Chiles and Roosevelt Review
The cotton textile industry’s fair competition code, first to be submitted to the national recovery administration, is ready for President Roosevelt’s scrutiny. Administrator Hugh Johnson and Secretary Roper will report progress as the code, proposing a 40 hour week, minimum wages of 12 dollars south and 13 dollars north, and a ban on child labor, is reviewed for promulgation.
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Washington
National Recovery Administration
Roosevelt
Hugh 8
Johnson
Roper
South
King George and Queen Mary mark 40th anniversary
London July 6 King George and Queen Mary celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary quietly at Buckingham Palace after a simple lunch on the royal train returning from a visit to Chatsworth.
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London
George
Queen Mary
Buckingham Palace
Chataworth
Tennessee Valley Authority Turns Down Muscle Shoals Help
Washington reports the Tennessee Valley Authority received 20,000 job applications and announced no extra workers are needed at Muscle Shoals at this time. The statement was issued today.
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Washington
Tennessee Valley Authority
Muscle Shoale
New Bookkeeping System In Use Under Roosevelt Admin
The Treasury reports a double budget system separating ordinary expenditures from emergency outlays under relief acts. The July 1 statement shows emergency spending for public works 111,617 industrial recovery 1,540 conservation work 765,944 and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation 8,412,118.
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Treasury
Roosevelt
Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Orphan 13 Gets Wealthy Home After Resembling Dead Son
In Paterson New Jersey a 13 year old Omaha boy Peter Christopolis from Father Flanagan’s home is invited to live with Mr and Mrs Jean Strengs after they saw his photo and said he resembled their drowned son Henry. The Strengs plan to provide schooling and a comfortable life for the boy.
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Paterson
N. J
Omaha
Neb
Peter Christopolis
Father Flanagan
Jean Strengs
Peter
Henry
Green Pond
Strengs
American All Stars Beat Nationals in Chicago Exhibition
The American League All Stars defeated the National League team in Chicago in an exhibition game. The contest featured a 012 001 00x-4 score line and showcased top players from both leagues.
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Chicago
Taplin recounts sale of stock to Pennroad in 1929
Frank E. Taplin, Cleveland capitalist, told Senate investigators that he sold 222 930 shares of Pittsburgh and West Virginia stock to Pennroad Corporation for 170 a share, a deal that cost him about 52.50 earlier. Pennroad paid 38 million for the stake, representing 73 percent of Pittsburgh and West Virginia, with much held by Taplin and his family. He said the stock had been accumulated over years through a syndicate formed in 19.
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Washington
Frank E. Taplin
Cleveland
Senate
Pennroad Corporation
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Taplin
Wee
Virginia
Im 19
Davis Delays Return From Geneva Talks
Washington reports Norman H. delaying his return from Geneva arms talks as his presence is not deemed necessary at this time. He was en route to Washington with President Roosevelt.
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Davis
Washington
Informa Arms Parleys
Geneva
Norman
Roose
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Raleigh
Asheville
Linville, N. C
Hilis
Calif.ory
Europe
U.S
Lawrence Steinhart
U. S
Chiles
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