Reparations Plan Could Force U S to Cut War Debts
Lausanne dispatch reports Germany reparation payments slashed from 64 billion to 712 million as Britain Aide Prime Minister MacDonald pushes for U S debt cuts. U S officials and Congress react with protests fearing further reductions, while commissions outline new framework and possible world conference participation.
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Huttons Accuser Awarded Verdict in Damages Suit
A Pasadena nurse was awarded 5000 dollars in a breach of promise damages case brought by Myrtle St Pierre against David L Hutton husband of evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton. The unanimous verdict by a seven man five woman jury was reported with notes on ballot changes during deliberations.
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Peruvian Army Recaptures Trujillo from Rebels
Peruvian government forces retook Trujillo today after rebels who killed the mayor looted homes and banks and set fires in several buildings. Revolutionary leader Car Demas was reports killed as the revolt, described as communistic, waned after a bombing barrage. Salaverry Heights also fell to federal troops who landed under air cover and seized artillery pieces.
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Independents and Liberals Form New Political Action League
Dr. John Dewey urged a new party of independents and liberals at the League for Independent Political Action convention in Cleveland. He condemned the two major parties and called for economic planning, social credit control, and the election of liberal congressmen, with Norman Thomas likely to seek the presidency. Delegates from 262 cities attended as the group prepared its platform.
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Political steam rising as parties set for November race
Washington July 9 AP Herbert Hoover and Franklin D Roosevelt face ongoing party machines. Weeks of conferences and arrangements by Republicans Everett Sandars and Democrat James A Farley precede the nominating speech. The Toll effect on key issues remains uncertain as campaigns loom.
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Roosevelt Suggests Meeting with Hoover on River Treaty
Hyde Park, July 6 — Governor Roosevelt urged President Hoover to meet and settle disagreements delaying the St. Lawrence river navigation and power project treaty. He noted New York state’s share and said a personal conference might prompt prompt Senate action. Roosevelt offered 48 hours’ notice to travel to Washington if called.
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Weather forecast for Tennessee shows showers Sunday or night
The forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions with local thunder showers Sunday afternoon or night in eastern Tennessee and a west portion shower Monday. Temperatures will be not quite as warm.
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Sunken Sub Pails to Answer Signal at Cherbourg
Divers probing the sunken French submarine Prothee failed to elicit any response from within after three dives. The vessel rests at 243 feet with more than 60 sailors still aboard. Crowds gathered at the maritime prefecture bulletin board as hope dwindled.
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Fliers Look Over Cracked-Up Plane in Pacific Crash Scene
Borisov, LL, 8. R. and Mattern with Bennett Griffin, American aviators, crash landed in a peat bog while attempting an ocean flight. Mattern suffered a bruised knee while Griffin had a black eye and scratches. both remained upbeat as an Associated Press car arrived at the scene.
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Cuba Secret Police Chief Killed in Havana Attack
Captain Miguel Galvo head of Cuba's secret police was killed by five assailants firing 26 shotgun slugs in a major Havana street. Military control was imposed, police aiding the army. A leading lawyer Dr. Carrera Justis and others were detained as suspects. two officers faced charges for not pursuing the attackers. Captain Calvo was close to President Machado and seen as a key government pillar.
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Congress Sends Relief Measure to Veto Looms
Washington July 9 Congress sent the 2 1 0 billion unemployment relief bill to President Hoover after the Senate adopted the conference report 42 31 amid debate. Democrats rallied behind Speaker Garner while Hoover faced a veto message ready at the White House. The House adjourned before sending the completed bill to the White House, and the veto was anticipated once sent.
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Divorcee slain by irate lover at Essington yacht club
Ms Mary El Convers a Philadelphia divorcee was shot to death on her yacht at Essington Yacht Club on the Delaware river. W H Briscoe fired on Joseph Julian of Staten Island who intervened, then killed himself. Julian was seriously wounded. Briscoe and Convers died after further gunfire and self-inflicted wounds.
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Federal Fiscal Probe Studied by House Rules Panel
Washington July 5 AP High government officials will be asked by the House rules committee Monday whether they favor an investigation into federal fiscal affairs. Speaker Garner will weigh the request. Secretary Mills and Eugene Meyer head the Federal Reserve Board and the Reconstruction Finance Corp. They will attend.
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Lewis Urges U S Stay Out of Arms Parleys
Senator Lewis urged the United States to decline future disarmament conference invitations, contending the latest talks failed and warned war looms among some nations. He argued the aim was to curb U S mediation, keep arms spending high, and pressure U S financiers while weakening national defense. He also noted Cimabue as a Florentine painter and mosaicist and referenced ancient Germanic tribes in Roman history.
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Roosevelt Goes on Ocean Jaunt
New York July 2 AP Democracy's candidate for the White House will cook his meals wash dishes and be his own housekeeper next week. Franklin D Roosevelt will sail a 40 foot yaw rented for 150 dollars with three of his four sons as companions. He will cruise up the New England coast and spend much time swimming. A 99 foot Am bassadress cruiser will carry a long list of Democracy leaders. Each day the escort ship will come alongside to relay campaign thoughts. Before sailing he will meet with advisers to plan campaign issues organization finances and strategy.
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Widow Guarded and Walker Jailed in Reynolds Death
Winston-Salem July 9 AP A coroner jury ordered Blanche Yurka and Albert Walker into custody as material witnesses in the death of Reynolds heir to the tobacco fortune. Walker, 19, jailed in Forsyth, Mrs Reynolds kept under guard at Reynolda with door-to-door protection. jury cited new evidence including fingerprints on a bathroom door. Reynolds family attorney said more questioning likely Monday as the inquest resumes after secret sessions.
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