Quezon Urges Continued Reciprocal Trade With United States
Manuel Quezon, president of the Philippine Senate, calls for continued reciprocal trade relations with the United States after independence. He criticizes the fifth year graduated export tax under the Tydings McDuffie Act, arguing it could hinder trade and allow rivals to gain Philippine markets. He also outlines a timeline for the constitutional process and swift autonomous government for the new commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JH. Puray
United Press
United Press Buseaes
Asia
Orient
Atania
Manuel Quezon
Philippine Senate
Quezon
Ay James WH. Furay
United Press Associations
Manila
Philippine Islands
United States
Senate
Philippine Commonwealth
America
Jilly LO
Jilly
Iete
Washington
the Philippines
Commonwealth
Man on Death Row Hangs Self in Prison Cell
John Lemke a 66 year old condemned to die for the slaying of Nellie Jelinek a widow in Custer County hanged himself with a sheet in his death row cell at the Oklahoma state prison in McAlester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcalester
Okla
John Lemke
Contict
Nellie Jelinek
Custer County
States Prison
Political party tickets for county offices announced
Republican slate lists Henry G LePage for Recorder of Deeds Sylvester H Dulle for County Court 1st District Henry Weidbreder for County Court 3rd District Warry L Buchanan for Prosecuting Attorney Scott Peters for Probate Court John Dunford for County Clerk Democratic ticket names Joan W Noggemett for Presiding Judge County Courts George W Schell Sherwood Wyatt William Tellerman Nike G Sevier Al Markway Bennie Renn Guy M Sore Al Scheppers Curtis L Dunn William Kroecher W P Laurel Stanley R Peltason as candidates for various county posts with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Recorder of Deeds
Henry G. Lepage
Sylvester H. Dulle
Henry Weidbreder
Warry L. Buchanan
Scott Peters
John Dunford
Joan W. Noggemett
BOND
George W. Schell
Sherwood
Wyatt William J. Tellman
Nike G. Sevier
AL Markway
Bennie F. Renn
Crerat Court
Guy M. Sore
AL. Scheppers
Curtis L. Dunn
William Kroecher
W. P. Laure
Stanley R. Peltason
Anti-Fascist Coup Plots in Bulgaria Reported
Vienna reports a rumored anti Fascist coup in Bulgaria aimed at overthrowing Premier Gheorghieff backed by King Boris. The army reportedly opposes Gheorghieff and some officers allegedly consider punitive action against those who aided him.
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Vienna
Boris
Bulgaria
Kiman Gheorghief
Gheorghieff
United Press
Gheorghieff Coun
Financial News Reflects Mixed Upturn in June Trading
New York reports a firmer tone across markets with stocks rallying 1 to 2 points in names such as American Telephone and Westinghouse while active gains in Cerro De Basco and American Smelting spur optimism. Grains rise after early hesitation with corn up over 2 cents, wheat and oats up about a cent, drought damage offset by weather signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stouk
American Telephone
A. S. Smelling
U. Ss. Steel
Johns-Manville
National Steel
American Sular Refining
Chrysler
Western Union
Westinghouse
American Can
Montgomery Ward
Eastman Kodak
du Pont
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania
N. ¥. Central
Southern Pacific
Schenley
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
American Commercial Alcohol
Cerro de Basco
American Smelting
National Lead
Auburn
Yester- Gay
East Texas farmers end tomato strike after conference
East Texas farmers sent lorryloads to cities and ended their tomato strike after a Crystal Springs conference. Buyers agreed to pay 2 cents a pound, four times prior earnings, as hundreds of bushels moved under guard amid minimal violence. Texas Rangers maintained order between strikers and pickets.
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Jacksonville
Tex
East Texas
Crystal Springs
Mijss
Texas Rangers
British hold kidnap suspect for Chicago
Julio Enrique Roman, 43, an Ecuadorian mining engineer, was remanded in Bow Street police court on suspicion of kidnapping related to Chicago. Detective Sergeant Veness of Scotland Yard testified he believes Roman is the man sought and said fingerprints had been sent to Chicago.
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London
Julio
Enrique Roman
Bow Street
Sus Pition
Chicago
Sergt. Veness
Scotland Yard
Roman
Cicago
Talks on Modern Home at Library
Reading room programs discuss domestic planning and household design at the library. The piece notes ongoing discussions on modern living while highlighting community interest in home improvement topics.
Valuable naval papers salvaged from air liner disaster
Seven lives lost when a Newark to Chicago luxury liner plowed up Mongany Mounts. The broken bodies were brought to Livingston Manor as coroner Dr Burke announced salvage of valuable naval papers aboard the craft. Evidence was presented by Bennett of the Semet Solvay Company regarding possession of the papers.
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Livingston Manorny
von Gap Motthugin
WG. Burke
Sullivan Honaly
le Want
Ie Fis
Williami Bader
Burfilo
Ths East
Burke
Ibr
Bennett
Semet-Solvay Commpany
Mader Fey
Livingston Manoany
Newark-o
Chicago
Mongany Mountds
Ansan Denies Succeeding Farley for Roosevelt Leadership
Published reports claimed President Roosevelt offered Guy Helverthg a leadership role at the Democratic National Committee. Helverthg denied awareness of any such offer. The report mentions Edmvé, a figure tied to party leadership, and notes uncertainty about Velvering lists. World War soldiers are referenced with heavy equipment weights over 100 pounds in unrelated notes.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Guy ‘S
House Tobacco Tax Bill Is Approved
The Senate Agriculture Committee approved the House tobacco tax bill without change, aimed at controlling production through taxation. Chairman Smith said he would push for final action before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
House
Smith
U. S.C
Sai
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Georgia
Virginia Overshiver
Arthur J. Cogswell
Georgia Peach
Atlanta
No. 7
INTI
Inancial News
Bai
Bay Insurance Agency
Miller
Lydia E. Pinkham
CES
Helen Kolaski
Christiana Ave
Amirs
Woodard
Route 5
Box 71
Montton, Alay
Phillips
Weather Bureau
AAA
Associated Press
St A
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Iit
Wallace
Lite Stark
Mark Eline
Ella Biadley
New York Town
Fom Pun
Mdcubelnta
Chichesters Pills
Ansan
Jim Farley
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