Lindberghs paused in Newfoundland weather halts southward
The Lindberghs delayed departure to Cartwright Labrador due to cold wet conditions. General Balbo moved 24 Italian seaplanes south from St John’s toward Shetland as Lindberghs, welcomed in Newfoundland, reflect on past flights and plans for eigen explorations while the survey steamer arrives near Cartwright.
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Religious Cabaret in Camden Shelter Service
A fragmented report notes a Camden Ontario religious gathering with a shelter arrangement for hurricane relief. The text mentions a service where attendees were seated at tables rather than pews or benches, suggesting a communal, informal setting.
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Doha
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Family Affair in San Francisco Court Case
In San Francisco Mike Genova’s family aids him in an immunity court contest over a 75 percent claim tied to his barber shop. Daughters Anni Mary served as counsel. Josephine acted as interpreter. Mrs Genova testified as the star witness as the court took the case under advisement.
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Cotton land pledged as Texas seeks new plan
A government cotton land reduction program reports 187 Texas counties submitted figures today, with about 60 counties still without reports. The early tabulation shows a total land offered by farmers in compliance, indicating progress toward the plan's goal.
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Beagle and Weber Hit with Prison Terms in Wisconsin
In Racine Wisconsin Jay Beagle 22 Lydia Weber were charged after a domestic scandal that ended in statutory offenses. Beagle received 16 months in the penitentiary while Weber drew three months in jail. Mrs Beagle had divorced Beagle last month but remained with him and his partner.
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Sweetbeat
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Moley leaves London with brief remarks on Soviet recognition
Professor Moley and entourage depart after a week in London. he distributes a prepared statement and declines to answer most questions. He notes no intent to return to the conference, says he will report to Washington and the president, while referencing casual talks with Soviet officials.
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API
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Owyer
Spengue
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Moley
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Litvinof
Roosevelt Has Power to Build Vessels
Washington July 12. The United States government can widen its shipbuilding program without breaching fiscal limits. Despite pressure, public funds will not push the tonnage to the extreme. policy supports expanding naval and merchant fleet capacity. Continued on page six.
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United States Pushes for Central Bank Cooperation at World Conference
London dispatch reports Representative Cox of Ohio urging continued work on central bank cooperation despite the Federal Reserve Board veto. The American delegation seeks shorter wages hours links to price rises while warning unemployment remains a top issue. McPernords of Tennessee presents the proposal, noting unemployment as a major government concern. (Continued on page six)
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Ohio
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
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Tennessee
United States Group
United States Opens Move Toward Western Hemisphere Trade Pacts
In London during the economic conference the United States is pursuing new trade agreements with Western Hemisphere nations. Argentina Canada Mexico and Latin American partners are to be engaged with reciprocal tariff concessions and expanded exchange of goods. Preliminary talks involving Argentine envoy Thomas Le Breton and officials in Washington suggest a treaty frame may soon begin, possibly with a Uruguay commercial conference in December.
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Mexico
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South America
Montevideo
Uruguay
Western Hemisphere
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France
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Congress
United Kingdom
R. B. Bennett
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Weatheres and temps outlook from scattered reports
Fragmentary weather notes indicate fair conditions with small temperature rises in Tennessee and Virginia. References to yesterday’s highs and lows and limited rain are followed by vague local readings and data heading for the prior 24 hours.
Democrats Shocked by Roosevelt Civil Service Move
Washington July 18 7 President Roosevelts bid to place first second and third class postmasters under civil service shakes Democratic leaders in Congress. Senator McKellar Tennessee predicts Congress will reject such a civil service reform bill and notes current patronage control by presidents and senators for most postmasters.
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Civil Service Committee
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Tae
Unlac
Missing coed found near Corbin in Kentucky
Marian Buckley an 18 year old Cleveland co ed who vanished July 1 was located by police at a tourist camp near Corbin. She spoke with her father and police and was reported safe after leaving Wilmington to walk. Neighbors alerted her family after receiving a letter from the train bound from Louisville to Norton Virginia claiming employment with a Christian family.
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H. M. Buckley
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Wilmington College
Georges W. Jenkins
Jenkins
Corvin Residente
Miss Buckley
Code Hearings Pressed to Settle Wage and Hour Codes
The recovery administration moves to accelerate wage and hour code hearings to set terms before cold weather. Hugh Johnson, head of the administration, orders hearings on each code with seven to ten days notice, aiming to boost purchasing power. Cotton textiles were first to act under the industrial control law. other industries follow with steel and electrical codes anticipated soon. Capable hearings may be held in various public auditoriums, including space in the commerce department.
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Roosevelt
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Commerce Department
Capitol
Mystery cloaks spark attack mystery in St Paul
A gang attacked two St Paul doctors as police seek motive. Dr Engberg was kidnapped to coerce him into harming Dr Hedberg, who recovered in hospital. Doctors Hutchkrans and Earl treated Engberg and doubted any medical motive while mention of a hypodermic dose adds to the mystery. Continued on page six.
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Hutchkrans
Robert Earl
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Southern Planters Figure Profits As Cotton Climbs
In Atlanta on May July 13, Southern planters assessed potential profits as cotton hovered around eleven cents. Officials projected large scale acreage reduction and praised the campaign as a strong, unified effort. Unofficial totals suggested reductions could exceed the goal of ten to eleven million acres, with plans offering cash for plowed acreage or options on government cotton. Georgia described farmer response as gratifying amid ongoing returns.
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APY
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Washington
Wallace
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Mississippi
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
Alabama
Georgia
Waders
John Factor Freed From Kidnappers After 12 Days
Chicago financier John Factor was released near La Grange after 12 days in captivity. He said no ransom was paid though officials believed a large sum was involved. Factor described mistreatment and being blindfolded during confinement in an Illinois farmhouse before return to Chicago.
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