Congress to Quit Third Parties with Compromise Bid
Washington July 11 President Hoover vetoed the Wagner-Garner relief bill totaling 2.42 billion dollars. Congress expected adjournment by week’s end as leaders debated substitutes and the relief measure, with talks of private loans and a public works program. The White House signaled a negotiated alternative including an emergency relief fund and a Treasury-approved works plan.
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Eugene Mesaehivnian
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Sphegekere Carnet
Olie
Anu
Reconstruction Kinaneg Corporation
WOO
Parkoot
Treasury
Prohibition Candidates Rally Around New Parties Varying Ideals
Prohibition advocates and dissenters explore third party options ahead of November choices between Hoover and Roosevelt. The movement includes the Prohibition party and the more radical Heart Party, plus groups like the League for Independent Political Action seeking influence akin to past third parties. Continued on page five.
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Edwards Denies McAlister Claim in Campaign Row
Nashvile July 11 Denying he carried Horrud's assurance of administration support to Judge Patterson Wallace secretary said in a statement today that a member of Hill McAlister inner council urged him to support McAlister and help hire administration helper In exchange for efforts he would receive a post or other gain details are incomplete as the article continues on page three
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Thomas N. Greer Taken by Death in Shelbyville
Shelbyville memorial gathers from Tennessee and nearby states as Thomas N. Greer dies at 17 after a two year illness and multiple surgeries. Funeral services set for 3 PM at his home with Rev. W. K. Dosa and Rev. J. W. Cherry officiating. Governor Horton recalls Greer as a trusted friend and notable local figure in law, business, and politics.
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Thomas N. Greer
Tennessee
Greay
W. K. Dosa
Roosevelts Set Sail For Week On Coastal Voyage
Governor Roosevelt to skipper a week long sea trip with three of his sons starting off from New Haven. Aimed to discuss and speed up talks on a St Lawrence waterway treaty with Canada, and tied to hydro electric plans in New York. The voyage includes James Franklin and John Roosevelt with Elliott unable to join. News follows about plans in Knoxville for a $1,000,000 post office steel contract involving 1,200 tons of metal by Ingalls Iron Works.
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Treasury receipts and expenditures for early July reported
Treasury receipts for July 8 reached 3,680,775.26 with expenditures of 19,937,299.98 and a balance of 824,209.51. Customs duties for the first eight days of July totaled 3,867,067.95.
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Washington
World Bank Sets Machinery Going for German Bond
Switzerland reports the World Bank for International Settlements has begun to mobilize the plan to issue a 1,000,000,000 mark bond to settle Germanys reparations claims. Officials say the World Bank proceeds as if the Lausanne agreement were not dependent on US debt revision. Premier Herviots Paris statement and World Bank authority comments frame the crisis, with the Young plan deemed dead and Europe awaiting US action.
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America
Hoover Refuses Meet Roosevelt Over Waterway Talks
Hoover says he will consult only after a treaty is concluded and ratified with Canada on the St Lawrence waterway. He notes international talks stay under federal jurisdiction while domestic questions tied to New York must be settled by Congress and state law. Roosevelt at Hyde Park comments on the dispute as Hoover’s stance becomes public.
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New York
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House of Representatives
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Walter Newton
Reynolds Death Probe May Reopen Past Facts
The Twin City Sentinel reports new authority on the Smith Reynolds murder case. Five people were in the mansion when Libby Holman Reynolds was shot, not four. Mrs. William Vaught stayed the night, unaware of the tragedy until 6 a.m. Blanche Yurka testified to support Albert Walker’s claim he was on the first floor during the incident.
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N. C
Twin
Blanche Yurka
New York
Libby Holman Reynolds
Reynolds
Albert Walker
Senate orders probe of Reconstruction loans
Washington July 11 AP A Senate resolution to form a five member committee ordered an inquiry into loans by the Reconstruction corporation. Senator Couzens of Michigan, author of the measure, said the investigation would determine if loans were made under the law and adequately secured, noting details are kept secret.
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Reconstruction Corporation
Senate
Senate Couzens
Mich
Gillette Razor Blade King Dies at 77 in California
Los Angeles July 11. Gillette, who built a fortune by the disposable blade, died at his Calabasas ranch after years of poor health. He proposed a 1910 world corporation with Theodore Roosevelt as president to end politics, war, poverty and waste. Funeral plans were set for Wednesday in Glendale.
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Glendale
Hope for Men in Sub Is Abandoned at Cherbourg
At Cherbourg France on July 11 authorities declared all hope of saving alive the more than 60 men who went down with the French submarine Promethee last week. The French tricolour flew at half mast over the naval base and the Italian salvage steamer Artiglio prepared to return to Brest. A diver searched the sunken vessel for three hours without finding any signs of life.
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Reynolds party guests mingle before tobacco heir’s death
Blanche Yurka New York actress attended a house party hosted by Mr and Mrs Reynolds at their Winston Salem home just before the death of the young tobacco heir. Janet Reade a singer close to Mrs Reynolds attended with Libby Holman the crooner. Walter Batchelor noted guest hoped to persuade the hostess to return to the stage.
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Winston-Salem
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Coal strike violence claims dead and wounded in Ohio scene
In Bellaire Ohio over the weekend a picket, Steven Bowen, 40, died from a gunshot wound while others at Millfield mine reportedly tried to stop a worker from reporting for duty. Gail Gamble, 28, at Powhattan mine, was wounded probably fatally by ambush fire. Three alleged New York Communist reporters were arrested for blocking a highway near a protected mine. Hoover rejects Roosevelt’s waterway talk proposal.
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High fever at Eathara high rise fair and cool Tennessee
Tennessee and Virginia weather notices report generally fair and cooler conditions. In Tennessee, the area sees fair, cooler nights with not quite warm temperatures tonight and Tuesday. Virginia follows with fair and cooler weather through tonight and Tuesday.
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Virginia
Tragic Mischaawka Farmhouse Tragedy Ends Four Lives
In Misawa kaha Indiana a 45 year old farmer Joseph Hannack killed his wife sister brother and nephew with shotguns after a quarrel over a broken wagon then killed himself. The killings followed an attempt by Stephen Hannack age 19 to intervene. The spree ended after he reloaded the shotgun Vincent Bolka doctor reported.
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David Hutton Vexed After Trial At Angelus Temple
In Lake Elsinore California on July 11 AP reports choir singer David Hutton faces trouble after a jury awarded Myrtle St Pierre 65000 in a breach of promise suit against Hutton's wife, evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson. Hutton vows appeal, says he is broke, and worries for his wife amid temple unrest.
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Prop Kills Girl At Airport Dedication
Miss Ruth Ellis James was killed at the airport dedication when a propeller struck her as she turned to thank the pilot after completing several flights. The incident occurred during ceremonies in which a French submarine Promethee sank, leaving 662 victims aboard.
Curtis gets jail for year for hoax in Lindbergh case
Curtis, convicted of hindering capture of the Lindbergh baby kidnappers, was sentenced to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine. The defense argued for arrest of judgment, while prosecutors urged two years and $1,000, citing mercy from a jury that recommended leniency. The judge noted the case’s unusual public pressure and Curtis’s claimed honesty within the state's jurisdiction.
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