European Pacts and U S Debt Revision Debate
Washington reports on European pacts and debt policy, with U.S. officials split over debt cancellation. Senate members stress no commitment to European agreements, while discussions hint at cautious support for future coordinated action. President and Congress remain wary, noting past revisions but resisting immediate debt relief.
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Washington
United States
Lin
Yeuntlereen
Mrusilenk Mauser Liaolutuer
Chaitin Merah
Senate Foreign Relations Qin
Hooves
Yenaradens
State Department
Europe
Borah
Tran See
de Lanse
Senate
U. S
Guinan
Unidad States
Blodver
Take
Congress
House
Ion
Moorer
Ord Wary
Heatwave Charms South as East Braces Cool Spell
Across the nation the first heat wave of the season traps the South in upper ninety degree heat, while the East enjoys cooler air. Georgia's Columbus reported the state's hottest reading, around 100 degrees, as other cities logged highs in the high 90s. Prostrations and heat casualties prompted warnings as Arkansans and others take daylight measures to guard workers and residents.
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Atlanta
Turin
Vatil
Norrow
Midmi
New Bern
Cy Montwomers
Body of missing Delang Bey found after 20 months
The body of Leslie Leiano, sought as a possible kidnapping victim, was recovered from a sewage system near his Columbia Heights home after more than a year. Investigators indicated death likely occurred 1 to 3 days prior. a 15 foot cesspool shaft and a sewage line were examined as clues.
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Minneapolis
Daly
Leslie Leiano
Columbia Heights
Fional
Wuamdsinga
Abs
Ray Thelma
Coong
Thurston
Whurston
Delano
Sevral
Cess Pool
Leslie
Fair Continued Warm Tennessee Virginia Weather Forecast
Generally fair and continued warm tonight and Saturday with steady temperatures. The outlook calls for mild highs and light winds across the Tennessee and Virginia region through the weekend.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Hurley Attacks Roosevelt At Midwestern Rally
Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley delivered a forceful speech at a Republican convention in the Midwest denouncing Roosevelt and the New Deal. He praised Hoover and condemned the Democratic ticket while arguing the government risks overstepping into private enterprise. He questioned the New Deal and highlighted achievements including bank stabilization and tariff priorities.
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Columbus
National
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Middle West
Patrick J. Hurley
Oller Republi
Hoover
Grampion
Iss
Hheely Manning
Roosevelt
Hurley
Don Garner
House of Representatives
Hoover Cuts Own Salary and Cabinet Pay in 15 Percent Cut
President Hoover ordered a 15 percent salary reduction for himself and cabinet officers. The move lowers cabinet pay from 15,000 dollars to 12,550 dollars annually while Hoover reportedly takes a 20 percent cut as permitted by law. The announcement followed a cabinet meeting at the White House.
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Washington
Hoover
Smee
White House
Iesienl
De Valera Heads to London for End of Strife Talks
De Valera is due in London for a conference seen as a prelude to settling Anglo Irish differences. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald proposed a new meeting after talks with Tree State Labor Leader Norton, who outlined a four member tribunal plan for Irish talks.
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de Valera
London
Presdent
Hoover
Borah
Ramsay MacDonald
DeValera
William Norton
Tree State
Longon
Dublin
Free State
eZee
Railroads plan to bury old grudges to wipe out red ink
Executives of class 1 railroads, after reporting a combined deficit of 37 million this year, plan meetings next week to cut costs. They aim to reduce duplications by pooling facilities and possibly operating limited passenger trains between loading cities. Freight car loadings remain down, with half the year’s income covering fixed charges.
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New York
Association of Rathway
Railroad Credit Corporation
Wweaker
Political Stress Forces Beginning of 32 Campaigns
Washington July 15 The presidential race is underway with debates over economic recovery and prohibition. Democrats press for aggressive attacks on Hoover’s management while Republicans portray Roosevelt as weak and radical. The campaign opens amid national mood and looming policy battles.
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Washington
Congress
Hoover
Roosevelt
Roosevelt yawl Myth II passes through Cape Cod canal
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt and party aboard Myth II arrived in Cape Cod canal this morning, then headed toward Massachusetts Bay. Crowds cheered from drawbridges as five steamers saluted, while the coast guard delivered telegrams to the governor. Roosevelt waved to onlookers as the vessel proceeded toward Gloucester Marblehead or Manchester, about sixty miles up the coast.
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Sandwich
Mass
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cape Cod Canal
Massachusetts Bay
Lesty
Gloucester
Marblehead
Manchester
Cape Cod
Dry board splits on Hoover endorsement in session
National Prohibition Board of Strategy policy committee failed to reach agreement on endorsing Herbert Hoover over Franklin D. Roosevelt. The panel, led by Ernest A. Cherrington, reported divisions between old-line leaders and new dry forces, with a decision pending at the general board session. Marines called out in capitol bonus siege but recalled shortly.
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Washington
National Prohibition Board of Strategy
Herbert Hoover
Franklin J. Roosevelt
Ernest A. Cherrington
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Oliver W. Steward
Flying Squadron Foundation
Edwin C. Dinwiddie
United Diry
Capitol
Reynolds' Widow and Best Friend Photo Feature
A new photograph shows Libby Holman widow of Smith Reynolds, as she appeared in New York. Inset A B Walker, key friend of Reynolds, is shown after being released as a material witness while Mrs Reynolds was detained as a witness. the coroner's jury had discharged her.
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Libby Holman
Smith Reynolds
New York
A. B
Ab) Walker
Reynolds
Mystery Recall Ties Reynolds Death to Holman Family
Cincinnati notes linked the fatal shooting of tobacco heir Smith Reynolds in Winston-Salem to an earlier Holman family mystery. Libby Holman’s uncle Alfred Holman disappeared 27 years ago. Alfred and Ross Holman led Holsman and Company, which failed in 1905 with a reported $266,000 loss.
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Cincinnati
Smith Reynolds
Winston-Salem
N. C
Libby Holman
North Carolina
Reynolds
Holman
Alfred Holman
Libby
Winston- Salem
Rosa Holzman
Alfred
Ross oHlzman
Holsman and Company
Aimee May Sell Angelus Temple
Evangelist Aimee Sample Mc Pherson Hutton seeks someone to take over Angelus Temple founded in 1922 amid her critical illness. Negotiations reportedly opened between David L. Hutton and Rev Ernest Roberts, owner of another tabernacle. Mrs Hutton remains at Lake Elsinore. doctors say condition critical, hindering transfer to a Los Angeles hospital. Her nerves have suffered since a brain concussion and a recent breach of promise verdict against her husband.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Sample McPherson Hutton
Angelus Temple
David L. Hutton
Ernest Roberts
Paul Radar
Tabernacle
Hutton
Miss St.Pierre
Veterans parade in front of Capitol continues in Washington
July 15 report details veterans who camp and march near the Capitol under a prolonged protest. They walk relay lines, sleep on the grounds, sing, and entertain themselves as police negotiate with officials. The House and Senate extend aid timelines to July 25, with many still awaiting travel funds home while thousands remain in camps.
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Capitol
Washington
Statuary Hall
Baracks
Pelham D. Glassford
Bingham
Ry Conn
Glassford
House
Senate
Hoover Pressures Congress Over Publicity Clause In Relief Bill
President Hoover told Congress that keeping the publicity requirement for Reconstruction Finance Corp loans would place responsibility on lawmakers. A White House statement indicated Hoover might sign the bill even with the clause, while Rainey and Garner argued the clause must stay. House pushed to hold out, Senate members voiced support, and conferees prepared to decide the fate of the measure amid fears of a prolonged session.
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Hoover
Congress
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
White House
Senate
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Finance Corporation
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House
Garner
Thi House
Recomamuction Corporation
Saek” Lato
Ccredit
Boovey
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Tis
War Department
Py Beschatt
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