MacDonald to Open New Labour Government with Speech
London July 1 Ramsay MacDonald and his Labour government prepare to open a new term with a throne speech read by Lord Sankey. The address is expected to outline disarmament efforts relations with the Soviet Union Rhineland evacuation and domestic issues. It may call for arbitration on disarmament and a settlement of reparations with troops withdrawn from the Rhineland.
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Keith Jones
United Press
London
Ramsay MacDonald
Govnt
Lord Sankey
House of Lords
Rhineland
MacDonald
Charles G. Dawes
United States
Fferman
Britain Posts Net Trade Balance Near Three Quarters Billion
The latest figures show Great Britain recording a net balance of imports and exports around 750 million dollars, reflecting the overall trade position for the period. The value indicates a sizable surplus in favor of one side amid shifting global commerce dynamics.
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Great Britain
New York Kitchen Experiments Promote Flavorful Vegetables
A group of national women cooking clubs conducted experiments to improve vegetable dishes from a skyscraper kitchen in New York. They advocate simple methods such as cooking vegetables with minimal water and a touch of sugar, highlighting glazed onions as a recommended dish to enhance overall health and appeal.
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New York
Raely
Ry Institute
Beauty Tips From Joan Crawford On Healthy Complexion
Joan Crawford explains beauty comes from within with a healthy interior. She cites water eight glasses daily, a morning warm-water drink, and a fruit heavy diet of fruits and leafy vegetables for ten days to two weeks to improve skin, eyes, and hair. Next feature: Renee Adoree’s beauty ritual.
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NEA
Joan Crawford
Miss Crawford
State Park Bath House Set to Open July 3
The dedicatory exercises at McCormick's Creek Canyon State Park bath house will take place July 3 with attendance expected from Spencer County residents and visitors. Director Richard Lieber announced the event. L. O. Chasey will deliver a gubernatorial address and Dr. C. A. Noland of the Spencer Chamber will respond. The bath house cost $16,000 to complete.
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State Conservation Commission
Spencer County
Bath House
McCormick’s Creek Canyon State Park
Richard Lieber
Conservation Department
L. O. Chasey
Harry G. Leslie
C. A. Noland
Spencer Chamber of Commerce
Open Drive for French U. K. on War Debt Pact
Paris July 1 Premier Raymond Poincare leads a final drive to win ratification of the war debt accords with the United States and Great Britain. France seeks to modify the war stock debt terms but Washington refuses a postponement. Debate expected to begin July 9 amid mixed Uproar over ratification.
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Ralph Heinzen
United Press
Paris
Raymond Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Great Britain
Washington
France
Poincare
Hoover
American Congress
Sergeant Stone Quits Indianapolis Police Force After 20 Years
Detective Sergeant George L. Stone resigns from the Indianapolis police department after more than two decades of service. Since 1909 he rose from patrolman to captain, and was on the flood roll of honor for the 1913 West Indianapolis flood. He will retire on a pension and pursue private investigation work.
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George L. Stone
Indianapolis
Claude M. Worley
Sergeant Stone
Stone
Unearth Bones Of Ape Man From China
Science Service reports a new fossil find at Chou Kou Tien in China. Professor Black of Peking Union Medical College and the Geological Survey of China describe Sinanthropus as an ancient human species with ape like features.
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Science Service
Washington
Professor Black
Peking Union Medical College
Geological Survey of China
Science
Chou Kou Tien
China
England
Sinanthropus
Black
Priests Again Guide Worship of Mexicans
United Press reports Mexican Catholics worshiped in their own churches for the first Sunday in three years under priestly direction. Crowds filled churches in Mexico City and beyond, with police maintaining order as heat and crush caused fainting. Archbishop Diaz officiated pontifical mass at Guadaloupe, aided by a difficult passage through the crowd. Guadalajara Archbishop Francisco Crosco Y Jiminez, in hiding for three years, returned last week denying aid to Cristeros. Fires in Fulham pottery noted as historical context.
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United Press
Mexico City
Guadaloupe
Diaz
Francisco Crosco Y Jiminez
Guadalajara
A Call to Industry The Illinois Central System
The Illinois Central System promotes industrial development across the Mississippi Valley extending over a thousand miles and fourteen states. It offers services to locate raw materials, develop markets, cut costs, and survey opportunities, inviting constructive criticism and requests for special studies.
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Illinois Central System
Mississippi Valley
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Mabel Duke
Renee Adoree
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Te Icker
Stes
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U. K
U. S
G. L. Stone
N. M. Butterfield
Los Angeles
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Bellion
Fulham
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
City Bank Farmers Trust Company
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Donalds. Morris
Indiana
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Harold B. Tharp
Agin Ay
Chicago
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