Recovery Council Named by President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt forms a Recovery Council of his cabinet and social administrators to combat the economic emergency. Frank C. Walker of New York is executive secretary. The council will meet weekly in place of the cabinet and coordinate mutual inter agency work to tackle the crisis. The president directs surveys of government fiscal operations as Yale’s James Rogers and Cornell’s George Warr begin work.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Frank C. Walker
New York
Democratic National Committee
Duper
Lewis W. Douglass
Reconstruction Corporation
Jesse H. Jones
Farm Credit Administration
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Home Loan -Owners' Corporation
William F. Stevenson
Industrial Recovery Act
Hugh S. Johnson
Agriculture Adjustment
George Peek
Harry L. Hopkins
The
Tennessee Valley Authority
Arthur E. Moreau
Joseph B. Hasvinan
Civilian Conservation Corps
Robert Fechner
Rouservelvs
Marvin J. McIntyrey
James H. Rogers
Yale
George Warr
Cornalli
Hys
Zureney
United States
Captain Connelly Rescues Two From East River
New York July 11 Captain John Connelly of the United States volunteer lifesaving corps rescued two people from the East River a six year old boy and another rescuer He held them up until a coast guard boat arrived He said he gets tired and needs a boat about $50 would be swell
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New York
John Connelly
United States Volunteer Life Saving Corps
East River
Connelly
Coast Guard
Sailor Survives After Teeth Sink in Wave Rescued by Doctor
On the liner Virginia from Los Angeles, dishwasher John O Malles swallowed his lower teeth when a big wave struck. Dr Cyril von Baumann in San Francisco searched for six hours, retrieved the teeth from the man’s stomach aboard the mini, and restored them.
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San Francisco
Cyril von Baumann
Asherman
John O'Malles
Virginia
Los Angeles
Industrial Control Program Reaches Critical Stage in War Effort
Washington reports the national industrial control program is at a critical juncture as major codes lag. Only the cotton textile industry with 460,000 workers has a binding agreement set to raise wages and limit hours effective Monday. Officials fear delayed wage codes will erode purchasing power and risk a flood of supplies oversaturating markets. President Roosevelt's aim to start major codes within sixty days of June 16 now looks unlikely. Johnson may demand definite code submissions within a set period, and will set hearings for industries failing to comply.
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Washington
Urtaec
Promis Cooperadan
Ube
Roosevelt
Indus
Judustey
Velivet
Qolluy Public Works
Gugh
S. Johnson
Johnson
Foreign firms must give data on U S transactions
Foreign corporations have under two months to file forms showing the value of capital employed in the United States. The bureau distributed forms under the recovery act requirements. Returns and the 1.81 tax per 1000 of adjusted value must be filed by August 31, with details due for the year ending June 30. Directors must file with the local or Baltimore collectors. The article also notes a London meeting on the world economic conference agenda including silver and debt, with Prime Minister Bennett emphasizing consensus for progress.
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Washington
United States
Buccau
Internal Revenue Bureau
Baltmore
London
Ailver
James M. Cox
Ohio
Bennett
Canada
Negro Doctor in Suit Over Heart Balm Allegations
In Los Angeles on July 21, 1932, Dr. Helene Nelson, a Black physician who married Helen Lee Worthing of the Follies, faced a $100,000 alienations of affections suit by Leo F. Desmond’s widow. Desmond alleged fraud in marriage and threatened to reveal citizenship issues, claiming Nelson’s affair with Worthing and a secret British or Irish citizenship imperiled his wife’s U.S. status. Worthing's past with Nelson and later settlements were noted as public interest.
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Los Angeles
Helene ©. Nelson
Helen Lee Worthing
Leo F. Desmond
Long Island, N. Y
Desimmond
Desmond
Migs Worthing
Bat Desmond
Gaylands
A. 2. Poole
United States
Great Britain
Irish Republic
Lev
Dr. Nelson
Miss Worthing
New York
Plans To Repeal Prohibition Win In Deep South States
Washington dispatch reports that drive for repeal gains momentum as southern states plan votes in July and August. Alabama Texas Tennessee Florida Missouri Oregon Arizona Nebraska Oklahoma and others schedule conventions and ratifying votes through November. Governors and legislatures set or influence dates while new waves assess support across Nevada California New Hampshire and Connecticut.
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Washington
Prohibition
Deep South
Memphis
Tennessee
Alabama
Aorkaneng
Oregon
Arizona
Maryland
Minnesota
Idaho
New Mexico
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Florida
Missouri
Montana
Utah
Montena
Ash
Nebraska
Okota
Porina
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Vale
Delaware
Indiana
Massachusetts
New York
Nevada
Connecticut
New Hampshire
California
West Virginia
Gale of State Bonds Predicted in Tennessee
Nashville July 1. Completion of negotiations for the sale of ten million dollars of Tennessee deficit bonds is predicted by P D Houston chairman of a bankers committee. He said progress is satisfactory though some details remain to be worked out this week. The committee aims to sell the securities to Tennessee bankers with pledges secured at statewide meetings. 168 reported drowned in Chinese steamer sinking near Shantung peninsula after collision with Japanese vessel. 89 rescued by the Choshun Maru.
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Nashville
Tennessee
P. D. Houston
Tennessee Bankers Association
Tokyo
Rengo
Jsiwen
Manchuria
Tunan
Shantung Peninsula
Choshun
Dairen
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures for July
Treasury receipts for July amount to 7 053 442 98 with expenditures of 810 226 757 81 and a balance of 875 005 469 54. Customs duties for eight days of July total 4 780 575 81.
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Washington
Treasury
Weather Outlook For Tennessee And Virginia
Fair tonight and Wednesday with slightly warmer readings in east and central Tennessee. In Virginia expect mostly cloudy conditions with showers in the southeast, then fair and warmer by Wednesday. High yesterday reached 94 with a low, no rain yesterday. Readings indicate daily observations, four per day, for the preceding year.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Plaghts Held Up By Bad Weather
Unfavorable flying conditions delayed air expeditions led by Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh in North Haven Me as they awaited word on a possible trans Atlantic flight plan. Weather hindered routes to Halifax and Europe, with other crews including Balbo in Reykjavik and Mattern in Anadyr reporting delays and searches underway.
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Col
Netee Charles
A. Lindbergh
New Haven
Halifa
Green
Europe
Tialo Balbo
Reykjavik
Iceland
America
Lindbergh
North Haven
Charles A. Lindbergh
Wholesale Kidnaping Increases In Scope
A banker Henry Luer, a prominent Alton citizen, was abducted last night by two young women and two men. Police search for the car and captors, with prior threats of life and a bodyguard previously hired but later discharged. The family fears for Luer’s life as authorities investigate the ruse entry at the Luer home and the kidnapping plot unfolds amid a widening manhunt.
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Alyon
Daly
Sue
Tiga
Alan
Tancom
Alton
Luer
Allen
Hte
Duoy
Henry Busse
Luet
Jimmy Gilloughly
Pat Casey
John Okey
Fred Carroll
Tom Lynch
Barney Riley
Tom Dyke
Jim O’hagen
Mush Trackner
Bindy Riley
Ames O’brien
Albany
O’connell
Purtnam Street
South Earl Street
Legislation Aims to Fatten Farmers Purses Nationwide
Washington reports sweeping farm price support measures designed to boost farmer purchasing power and aid workers and businesses. The act empowers Secretary Wallace to use cash payments, land leasing, options, and marketing controls to raise farmers’ income while funding comes from processing taxes on wheat cotton and other commodities.
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Associated
Pr Ss
Washington
Wallace
Kidnappers Seek 650000 in Five Months in U S
Kidnappers operating across the United States have pursued about 650000 in five months, with investigators noting a quarter of a million dollars paid in various cases. Notable threats listed include Boettcher of Denver, Faetar of Chicago, and McMath of Harwichport, among others, with several capers exposed and some money recovered.
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New York
Jinp Py
United States
Charles Boettcher
Denver
Jerome Faetar
Chicago
Payay McMath
Harwichper
Loettcher
Pair Held in Kidnap Case
Wilmington police say Gen. I McCay of Peebles Ohio and Chester Baldwin 22 of Ottway are detained for questioning in the disappearance of 18 year old Mariah Buckley daughter of a Cleveland school official. McCoy 25 is held in Lawrence county jail and Baldwin in Portmouth Ohio. Investigators say alibis do not match Buckley's described ride.
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Wilmington
I McCay
Peebles
Ohio
Chesster Baldwin
Ottway
Mariah Buckley
Cleveland
McCoy
Lawrence County
Baldwin
Portsmouth
Ben South
Miss Buckley
Convicts Free Mail Carrier in Georgia Kidnap Case
Three Georgia convicts who escaped Cobb county prison camp abducted mail carrier John C. Lyle of Crawfordville. They robbed a Marietta filling station, looted 87 dollars, and released Lyle unharmed near West Point North Carolina after a nationwide pursuit. The same trio had earlier abducted a salesman near Dallas, Tennessee, and a truck driver was left tied to a tree miles from town. Authorities blamed Leo Mein, Tosh Lester Yrippe, and Pauls Jones.
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Augusta
Georgia
Cobb County
West Point
N. C
John C. Lyle
Crawfordville
Lyle
Dallas
Tennessee
Marietta
Atlanta
Leo Mein
Tosh
Lester Yrippe
Pauls Jones
O Connell kidnapping ransom asks $260000
Albany notes report 21 year old T O'Connell Jr nephew of Edward J O Connell a powerful Albany Democratic leader held for ransom. The case centers on a $260000 demand, with intermediaries named by kidnappers and police restrained by fears of threats to kill. Accounts detail family secrecy and coded notices in newspapers as investigators pursue suspects and witnesses.
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Albany
Napers
T. O'Connell, Jr
Edward J. O'Connell
Yeand
O’connells
Younr O'Connell
O'Connell
Star
Sotater Copeland
Th. N
Imade
Azinrney
Cuma Ne “Otr
Mb Aesios
Chili
Vornow Lehman
New York n.Honak Guard
Sid
Jonn J. Ju
John I
Albany County
Manin P
Lear O’connell
O'Connelle
Knickerbocker
Samuel Aronowitz
Edeward J
Young O'Connell
Eddie
Arodowitz
Wester V. Johnson
Democratic
le Er
Rensselaer
O'Connells
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Walker
United
Arkansas
Gale
Anher
Balbo
Mattern Waits
Nome
Robert His
William al Ovanden
Alaska
Benin Sea
Jimmie Mattern
Flex
Anadyy
Siberia
Atlantic
Wiley Post
Lieut
Maurice Ross
Paul Dodes
Anadyr
Khabarovsk
Robert Ellis
Alexander
Mattern
August Luer
John Connell
New York Upstate
Knickerbrocker Press
Sedgwick
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