Business leaders urge shared responsibility for policy reform
Henry H. Heimann of New York, executive manager of the National Association of Credit Men, told the National Retail Credit Association in Pittsburgh that business must shoulder more of the burden in shaping government policy. He warned against self serving tactics, urged broader tax measures, and criticized current lending practices as inadequate to stabilize finances and credit.
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Credit Group
Pittsburgh
Henry H. Heimann
New York
National Association of Credit Men
Wicmann
National Retail Credit Association
Publishers Inspect Virginia Coal Mine Visit
White Sulphur Springs W Va June 21 AP editors toured a model coal mine at Bluefield and visited Beckley for the centennial. National Editorial Association reports and leaders warn attacks on the press threaten honesty and integrity, urging editors of weeklies and small dailies to uphold standards.
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la Grange
Wheeler McMillan
Coin- Home
New York City
Hull Studies Means to End War Bombings
Secretary of State Hull works on a program to humanize warfare aimed at stopping serial civilian bombings. He is hearing suggestions from Norman H. Davis of the Red Cross on neutralized hospital zones and protected women and children. Davis spoke in Red Cross capacity, but Hull may move without waiting for Congress.
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Hull
State Department
London
Norman H. Davis
American Red Cross
Davis
Welles
Red Cross
Roosevelt
Congress
Pittman
D-Nev
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Bodies of Olympian train wreck victims recovered
Miles City Montana June 21 AP 31 dead and dozens injured after the Milwaukee Olympian plunged through a flood weakened trestle on Custer Creek. Rescuers recovered seven more bodies, bringing identified victims to 24 with 12 still missing, while hospital reports say 65 were treated and most released after minor care.
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Monk
APJ
Custer Creek
Milwaukee Railroad
Lucille Stumley
Volga
Donn
Holy Rosary Hospital
Yellowstone
Poplar Bluff
Ed Middleton
Tacomas, Wash
Mont
H. B. Smith
Kansas City
Broad drive urged to cut July 4th toll
The National Safety Council called for a broad campaign to reduce the Fourth of July accident toll, noting that July fatalities routinely outrun those of any other month with about 10 200 deaths last year. In a separate Los Angeles report, barber John Vienna learned his wife, long believed dead, walked into his shop and he filed for divorce.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
United States
Los Angeles
John Vienna
Radio Schedule 1310 Kilocycles June 22
A detailed broadcast timetable lists shows and times from early morning to evening on 1310 kilocycles including news, music, markets, and variety programs. Highlights include Sons of the West, Morning Devotions, Sons of the Pioneers, Hollywood American Legion Band, Browns vs Phillies baseball, and Kellogg’s pregame sportscast. Several daily segues reference Stag Beer promotions and local venues such as Hyde Park.
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Sons of the West
Hollywood American Legion
News Central Trust Co
Griesedieck Bros
Chevrolet
WEA
Louis Browns
Philadelphia
Kellogg
Whopper Club
Hyde Park
Harmony Hall
Stag Beer
Jacobs barred from Schmeling corner for Louis bout
The New York State Athletic Commission denied Joe Jacobs reinstate ment to work in Max Schmeling's corner for the Schmeling Louis heavyweight title bout. Jacobs has been suspended months and offered no reason for ineligibility. The commission also ruled both fighters must use gloves from a New York firm.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Joe Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Jacobs
Schmeling
Tony Galento
Harry Thomas
Galento
Louis
Chicago
Britain Rejects Interventions In Civil Conflicts
The government argues temporary intervention to aid shipping is impossible without breaking nonintervention policy. It notes many aggressions in China and Spain challenge general rules and civilian safety. A nonintervention committee reopens to discuss belligerent rights for nationalists, including a possible blockade. A Spanish mission will count volunteers. borders with Spain may be closed for 30 days if evacuations start. observers will monitor major ports and ships carrying munitions. The plan edges toward the Italian British pact tied to volunteer withdrawal.
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Tin
China
Spain
France
Russia
Noonan Officially Declared Dead by California Court
Captain Frederick J Noonan, navigator for Amelia Earhart on the ill fated round the world flight, was officially declared dead by a Superior Court decree at Alameda California. The ruling followed a request by his widow Mrs Mary B Noonan. In Java thunderstorms occur on about 223 days annually.
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Noonan
Alameda, Cal
Frederick J. Noonan
Amelia Earhart
Mary B. Noonan
Treasury head ages approval of bank plan
Washington June 21 AP A clash between Treasury Secretary Morgenthau and Federal Reserve Board Chairman Eccles over bank examination policy escalated as Morgenthau warned he will send his recommendations to the president for approval within 48 hours without Eccles endorsement. The plan aims to liberalize some rules while standardizing others, with Morgenthau stressing deposits safety and Eccles warning it does not go far enough to free credit. The proposal would allow banks to buy some local bonds and ignore temporary market dips in top-grade securities, backed by endorsements from OCC, FDIC, and the National Association of State Bank Examiners.
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Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Morgenthau
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reseive Board
Eccles
Comptroller of Currency
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
National Association of State Bank Examiners
Moargenthau
Belles
Lutherans Approve Revised Handbook At Synod Meet
A 12 member committee was authorized to write a revised synodical handbook in idiomatic English, aligning regulations and clarifying duties to avoid overlaps. Misssouri Synod officials also approved extended teacher training to four years at River Forest and Seward seminaries, with joint certification for women teachers. A St Louis choir concert was announced and an elderly man survived a car strike on his Richmond home, suffering only a sore back.
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ST. Louis
Lutheran Synod
Synod of
Seward
Neb
River Forest
Edmund Seuel
Synod
M. F. Kretzmann
Kendallville
Ind
St Louis
The
Lutheran Church
Flashes of Life Includes Mario Ventricelli Search
A family in Buffalo asks police to trace Mario Ventricelli, last heard from 20 years ago. They name his address, a restaurant, theater, and friends, and investigators visit sites around Buffalo including the city hall area, a former theater site now office building, and a railroad terminal.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Mario Ventricelli
City Hall
Settle Mellon tax case for $6,020? correction needed
The government settled today for $668,029 a tax controversy involving the estate of the late Andrew W. Mellon former secretary of the treasury. The settlement confirms no appeal of a prior board ruling and centers on taxation of sums from sales of companies Mellon owned and gifts of paintings to a private trust later donated to the federal government.
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Washington
Andrew W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Board of Tax Appeals
Urge Study of Rail Problems for Next Fall
Washington June 21 AP Prominent advisers urged congressional committees to begin a thorough study of railroad finances early next fall and discussed an autumn session. Republicans suggested advancing the Interstate Commerce Commission report and calling commissioners as witnesses while Borah proposed cutting interest charges via RFC loan conditions to ease rail debt. Wheeler remained unconvinced about drastic reorganization.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Borah
Idaho
RFC
Wheeler
D-Mont
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Rainbow Girls Elect New Missouri Grand Worthy Advisor
Sullivan Miss June Hayes named grand worthy advisor of the Missouri Order of Rainbow for Girls succeeding Lena Katherine Miller. Webb City’s Gwn Bright chosen associate grand worthy advisor. officers listed. All 30 charters represented by 560 delegates. Springfield named for 1939 meeting.
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jJune Hayes
Sullivan
Missouri Order of Rainbow
Masonic
Miss Hayes
Lena Katherine Miller
St. Joseph
Gwn Bright
Webb City
Margaret Anna Sease
Charity
Mary Ann Scott
Clinton
Hope
Martha Jean Bernard
Salem
Faith
June Wehrli
Maplewood
Vivian Stephens
St. Louis
Betiy Moskowitz
Springfield
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