Credit Renewal to Germany Gains Approval in London
The seven power conference approved steps to renew short term German credits and foster confidence for longer term financing. The group extended the $100,000,000 Central Bank credit maturing August 16 and urged concerted measures to sustain credit volume. The Basel World Bank was urged to appoint a committee to assess Germany’s immediate needs and potential long term credit conversion.
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Renawfal
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British Foreign Office
Young Plan
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London conference lays foundations for German stability
President Hoover said the London conference laid sound foundations for stability in Germany. He cited banking and credit solutions by world bankers, praised leaders including MacDonald Laval Bruening and Stimson Mellon Grand and Franequi, and commended the cooperative spirit among nations for lasting stability. French Belgians leave Berlin with Germans tonight.
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Hoover
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Germany
Europe
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Bruening
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Mellon
Grand
Franequi
Air race to start at Santa Monica cross country derby
CliT Henderson of the National Air Races in Cleveland selected Santa Monica as the start point for the cross country air derby. The Sweepstakes will be one handicap derby, the largest single competitive rate in aviation history, starting August 23 and finishing in Cleveland on August 29 after a southern route.
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Cleveland
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Salesman Shot by Holdup Men Dies in Tulsa
Grady B. Turner, 40, of Dallas Fort Smith Ark drug firm, died in a Tulsa drug store after two male robbers fired on him. The robbers fled in an automobile with a companion driving. Turner left a widow and two daughters. One suspect was held.
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Ark
Turner
Flying missionary crashes plane near Buffalo airport field
Brother George Felies S. J., a flying missionary returning from New York to Alaska, crash lands in a field near Buffalo Municipal Airport. He was believed not to be injured as the plane came down this afternoon.
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Long Island
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Want Woman to Be First U. S. Saint
A petition with 150000 American signatures asking for the first American saint to be Mother Elizabeth Seton founder of the Sisters of Charity in the United States was presented to Pope Pius XI in Vatican City on July 23 AP report states.
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Sisters of Charity
Pope Pinski
Bingham Urges Better Air Service For Aviation Future
Washington July 23 AP Senator Bingham of Connecticut urged more intelligent airline service as essential to future aviation. As president of a transport group he told the National Aeronautics Association four keys: regular, frequent service in sync with railways. passenger comfort with quiet, roomy seating. willingness to pay for extra speed and Pullman-like amenities. and improved ground comfort at airports.
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Senator Bingham
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Bingham
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Mystery in Scotts Bluff Nebraska Hit-and-Run Case Probed
Sheriff A M Webb of Morrill county and investigators probe a north Nebraska mystery after Walter Van Dyke reported seeing a woman killed on the highway near Bayard. He claimed two autos passed, four men dragged the woman from under a car, then fled with the body toward a hospital. The incident follows a lack of newspaper coverage and possible fear of prosecution by hit-and-run drivers.
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A. M. Webb
Morrill County
Walter van Dyke
Bayard
van Dyke
Webb
Parker elected president of international identifications group
Edward A. Parker, Memphis police inspector, was elected president of the International Association for Identifications. BT. Andrews of St. Joseph, Missouri, became first vice-president and Edward F. Burke of Rochester second vice-president. Leroy Goodwin of Youngstown was reappointed secretary and treasurer. Hugo Gibson remarks on dead matters.
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N. Y
Edward A. Parker
Memphis
International Association For Identifications
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St. Joseph
Edward F. Burke
Leroy Goodwin
Youngstown
Ohio
Fort Wayne bootlegger captured after fatal shootout
George Adams, a Fort Wayne bootlegger and ex-convict, was captured after killing two federal prohibition agents and wounding another. The confrontation began when agents closed in at a road edge near the city. Adams fired, killing John J. Wilson and wounding Walter M. Gilbert, who later died. Adams was later arrested at a local home, with Green and Gettle aiding the setup. Major Long ordered an official probe.
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Ind
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John J. Wilson
Rockwell City
Indianapolis
Prohibition Enforcement Office
Wilson
Walter M. Gilbert
Cincinnati
Gilbert Pell
Federal Prohibition
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Portland
Oliver J. Gettle
Frank V. Kenierski
Allen County
Bloyd Krouse
Krouse
Howard Long
Prohibition
Indiana
Oliver M. Loomis
United States
William D. Renmel
Leavenworth East
Thomas W. Slick
South Bend
Green
Lisking Allard
Gilbert
Steilhorn Bridge
Huntington Road
Here
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Improper Relations Denied by Preacher
In Camden N J on July 23 the Rev Dr Camille Estornelle testified in a divorce case denying improper conduct with any woman. His wife Florence accuses him of unfaithfulness and a 23 year old Miss Anta J McKenna testified of friendliness with a young man. He said he knew the girl since childhood and advised her to change her ways.
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Camden
N. 2
Camille Estornelle
Florence Hann ¥Stornelle
Estornelle
Anta J McKenna
Stimson to Leave Shortly for Berlin
London July 23 AP secretary of State Henry Stimson announced he would depart for Berlin soon after the German representatives at the adjourned seven power conference leave tomorrow The Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon will not go to Berlin Jackson Miss July 29 AP Governor Theodore G Bibb ordered Mississippi militia to stand guard at Mayersville as the Issaquena county election commission resumes purging poll books before the gubernatorial primary Aug 4 The move follows turbulence over disqualifications for non payment of poll taxes by the commission led by G C Dulaney of Grace
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Henry Te Stimson
Berlin
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Andrew W. Mellon
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Miss
Theodore G. Biba
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Mayersville
Issaquena
Wall Street Holds After Bank of England Rate Hike
New York July 23 AP Wall Street opened dull as the Bank of England raised its rate. trading showed little movement with U S Steel and American Can slipping before partial recovery. Montgomery Ward turned a quarterly profit of 407706 while other majors remained pressured by European jitters and steady U S bank conditions.
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Spain under martial law amid Seville violence
Madrid July 23 AP reports Seville is under martial law after deadly disorders that left 17 dead. Spain’s political crisis deepens as the assembly nears formal constitution, with a cabinet resignation expected. Alcala Zamora is seen likely to become president and appoint Azana or Derrouroux to the premiership.
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Seville
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Alejandro Derroux
Hot Winds Batter Emporia Kans with Temp Swings
A hot wind struck Emporia early today causing wilted plants and torn limbs. Temperatures ranged from 96 at midnight to 100 by 3 PM, then 87 at 5:30 PM, back to 96 by 6 AM. A tornado-like cloud passed Hartford seventeen miles south but did not touch down.
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Producers 10 Plan Mass Tulsa Meeting on Shutdowns
A mass meeting of mid-continent oil producers was called for Tulsa to discuss expanding the shutdown movement amid low crude prices. Officials urged no wells open for 10 or 15 cent price increases, seeking 1 dollar per barrel to sustain business. Governor Murray weighed possible executive action to close Oklahoma fields. Barnsdall Refining joined others raising Oklahoma crude to 25–47 cents while Kansas shifts to 40 cents.
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Okla
Winston P. Henry
Oklahoma “Stripper” Relief Committee
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Mid-Continent Royalty Owners’ Association
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Tulsa Oilman
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Kansas
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Oklahoma City
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Hoover to Decide on Coal Conference
President Hoover will decide whether a conference of coal mine operators and traders is held after reviewing a report from Secretaries Lamont and Doak. Public letters were sent to operators nationwide seeking opinions on the potential meeting.
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Missouri
Ana
Alexander F. R. Weber
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Cale County
Estela
Ray Duncan
Henley
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Attempt on Chinese Finance Minister Soong at Sangha
An attack in Sangha misses the target of T. V. Soong finance minister and Nationalist official, fatally wounding his secretary Tang Yu Loh. Six others hurt, including possible wounding of Soong's bodyguard. a Cantonese student was arrested. Other fragments reference administration notices and real estate trust sales in Cole County, Missouri.
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Esther Huegel
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Missouri
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Cole County
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Jefferson
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Jefferson City
Ben PF Sherif
Tuly
T. V. Soong
Soong
Tang Yu Loh
Nanking
Tang Yu-Lon
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Yale
Annulment of Ma Kennedy Marriage in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a judge granted the annulment of Minnie Kennedy and G Edward Hudson on grounds Hudson was not divorced from Mrs L Margaret Newton Hudson. Kennedy sobbed during testimony as Newton Hudson and Mrs Kennedy spoke in court. The rapid legal actions surrounding Hudson followed a wedding in Longview Washington.
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Ma) Kennedy
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L. Margaret Newton Hudson
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Longview
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