Roosevelt rejects currency stabilisation in Paris talks
President Roosevelt declares the United States will not participate in any currency stabilization scheme and hints that France and its gold bloc are steering the conference away from its goals. Delegations worried about the gold standard face possible withdrawal, while Britain seeks a compromise to save the talks amid pressure from European economies.
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Roosevelt Begins Move Toward Tapping Russian Market
Washington reports say the Roosevelt administration may seek warmer relations with the Soviet Union and consider partial recognition, with no official decision yet. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation plans to authorize about 4 million dollars for American interests, signaling a push toward broader contact.
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Romance of Doug and Mary Ends in Divorce Looming
Los Angeles July 3 AP reports Pickford and Douglas, Hollywood’s famed couple, contemplate separation and possible divorce after years of public life. Pickford says salable Pickfair estate and Europe travel plans reflect their strained marriage while Fairbanks sees only a tempest in a teacup and notes Doug’s London stay.
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Nine Deaths Reported As Sun Sparks Outings
A sweeping disaster tally across southern states cites nine deaths from sun and outdoor activities. Fatalities include several automobile crashes in North Carolina and Tennessee, drownings in North Carolina and Tennessee, a lightning death in Cheraw, and a derailment linked fatalities near Lakeland. Names such as Barton Pape, Marvin Adams, and Miss Margaret Nofsinger appear among the victims.
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Racing Pilots Bid For Prizes At Los Angeles Meet
Los Angeles July 3. Aviation stars seek cash prizes totaling 7000 as pilots display speed feats at the mat suiting to set a new world record for land speeds. Major James H. Doolittle holds the current record of 294 mph, while Col. Roscoe Turner and Jimmie Wedell race for faster times.
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Showers And Cooler In Tennessee And Virginia
Tennessee sees generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with local afternoon or evening showers mainly in the east and central areas and cooler air tonight into Tuesday. Virginia reports fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with cooling in the south and a gradual warm-up in the east and north.
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Famous Flier Boardman Dies After Indianapolis Crash
Indianapolis July 3 A 28 year old aviator Russell Boardman co holder of a long distance nonstop record died at City Hospital after a crash at Municipal airport. He left 200 gallons of gasoline for a New York to Los Angeles dash when a cross wind overturned his craft.
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Kidnap Trio Upping Ransom For International Factor
In Chicago on April 4 41 a ransom of 755 600 is set for release of John Factor international speculator. His son Jerome Factor, 19, says abductors telephoned demanding payment in small pills and expects a total not yet fixed. He notes neither he nor his mother has access to the securities to raise funds.
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Full value aim in public works
Washington, July 3. Secretary Ickes vows the public works fund of 3.39 billion dollars will deliver full value. He says projects will be carefully inspected during progress and judged by social desirability and job-creating potential. State administrators must approve projects before federal action.
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Five killed in Floyd county Kentucky election dispute violence
In Floyd County a deadly shooting followed a school trustee election dispute as gunfire erupted across multiple polling places. Victims include Green Conn and Wilburn Conn with several relatives among the wounded. Hayden Howell, a Democratic candidate, faced murder charges. The toll echoes historic clashes in Lexington 1820 and Breathitt 1921.
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Sullivan County Budget Sets Levy At $1.60 In 1932 34
Sullivan County Court at Blountville approves a $642,625 budget up $85,495 for the 1932-34 fiscal year. The tax rate is $1.60 including an 8 cent state land tax, a reduction from the prior year. Officials cite higher welfare and school construction costs, with real and personal property assessed at about $19.79 million.
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