American Views to Be Aired at British Parley
American insiders at the British trade talks drafted an unofficial statement of views to highlight Canada US trade disadvantages if proposals pass. Britain seeks Canadian assurances in exchange for preferences, while Canada delays commitments. US observers fear empire concessions and note 8000 promised industrial items by Bennett.
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Brituht
Unite States
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Customs Administration
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National
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Committee On Currency
Roosevelts Speech Signals Massachusetts Governor Pact
Albany July 28 AP Governor Franklin D Roosevelt plans a radio address that signals a Monday decision by Governor Joseph B. Ely of Massachusetts on his stance in the Democratic ticket. Ely declined an endorsement, saying more would be revealed next Monday, as Roosevelt’s campaign team watches for a unified platform stance.
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N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Joseph B. Rly
Massachusetts
Alfred TE. Smith
New England
Roosevelt
New York
Skandard Beacop
Cammoen
Cahedilad
Ray Nehs
Mondar
Revival riot kills deputy and 2 others at church
At Ovinton Cimon Grove Baptist Church a revival riot ended in gunfire. Two killed and three wounded as officers tried to arrest a suspect. Deputy Murphy Johnson was fatally shot, and Tom Fast died later. Several other deputies were wounded and hospitalized.
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Paris
Fatelhe
Cimon Grove
Ovinton
Cnn
Thirch
Tiel Boel
Hanes
Murphy Johnson
Rick East
Brothen
Tom Fast
Kenneth 3
Brown
Somerset
Bank Hardwick O
Dick Enat
Democracy Near End in Germany Hitler's Claim
Berlin July 28 AP Adolf Hitler declares democracy in Germany near end during a Berlin Stadium rally before 100,000 followers. He vows to eliminate democracy and Marxism, sweep out thirty political parties, and restore discipline, national conscience, honor and power as the nation moves toward elections.
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Berlin
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Germanus
Men Not Labor for Roads Say Washington Officials
Federal aid of 290 million dollars for roads prompts a policy shift toward human labor rather than machines. Officials insist workers, skilled and unskilled, should be employed on a 30 hour week with wages set by Congressional mandates while machine use is limited. The Bureau of Public Roads oversees spending under relief measures, with Secretary Hyde enforcing the maximum employment rule and economy in supervision. Machines will not replace men. highway work will rely on labor crews and careful budgeting to speed construction.
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Washington
Bureau of
Miblie Voads
Benentary Hyde
Laharean
Danny Vancanaky
Local showers and cooler in Tennessee and Virginia
Tennessee sees local thunder showers tonight and Friday with cooler highs Friday afternoon. Virginia reports partly cloudy nights and Fridays with local thunder showers likely in the north, cooler conditions late Friday into night. Readings taken at 640 p m by T C Harris USAV for the prior 24 hours.
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Tennessee
Virginia
T. C. Haris
USAV
Debts and arms cuts linked in new debate
A July report from Washington quotes administration Republicans hinting at debt relief if Europe eases arms barriers. The discussions involve debt cancellation potential and insistence that other nations shoulder fair burdens tied to disarmament efforts.
Whispering Plot To Destory Bank Confidence Seen
A 1919 style report claims a nationwide whispering campaign to destroy bank confidence was tied to communistic propaganda found in a Pontiac Michigan hotel. Police, bankers, and officials blamed the Communist Party for attacks on financial institutions, with Soviet backing alleged but denied by the party. A man named Howland, potentially George B Powers, is tied to the case amid political intrigue.
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Pontiac
Mich
Michigan
Communist Party
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Russia
Foster
William Z. Foster
First National
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George B. Powers
Queens
New York City
Police and Bonus Seekers Clash Near Capitol
Rioting between police and veterans near the Capitol leaves one unidentified veteran dead and another seriously wounded. Troops ordered by President Hoover to quell the unrest as veterans busily throw bricks and bottles in a confrontation two blocks from the Capitol.
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Hoover
Bonus Army
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Svenue
Capitol
Model Boy Slayer Accused in Alibi Scheme in Court
San Jose California July 28 a young doctor identified as George Tarraliton 20 known as a model boy is charged after a woman Claire Brunette 28 says he pressured her to help set up an alibi for a fatal knife assault that killed his aunt and injured another relative. She was arrested in Oakland as a material witness and brought to the city. The youth’s parents Maj George Douglas Temnleton a former army officer of Berkeley and his wife say their son has always been a model boy.
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Esam
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Nolice
Claire Jhanman
Tambleton
Tillian Padcock
Philippina Conorter
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Onnacad
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Moe
Miss Burnette
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Calif
Vassar College
New York
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Gearee
Douglas Temnletor
Berkeley
Monay
Behroak
Ani Rohenek
Pacheistad
Manila
Pahanel
Annie
Illinois First To Get Aid Funds Amid Relief Rush
Washington report notes a $3,000,000 federal aid allocation for Illinois to aid the needy, with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation announcing the grant and immediate availability. Funds may exhaust quickly as the agency advances the money and awaits further director appointments and board confirmation.
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World News Briefs Highlight Empire Bank Idea
Bank of England and Ottawa discuss a single imperial trading unit to bypass tariff walls and unify exchange under a super-British bank, with dominion disagreements over silver and gold standards noted. Also covers torture in U S prisons, James Roosevelt predicting a possible special session after March 4 to modify the Volstead Act.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
James Roosevelt
Worcester
Mass
Young
Roosevelt
NC court refuses retrial for Lea and Davis in bank case
Asheville July 28 Judge John H Clement overruled a motion for a new trial for Colonel Larke Lea Sr Luke Lea Jr and Wallace Davis convicted last August of bank law violations. He granted appeals to the state Supreme Court and continued bond. Sentences upheld on appeal. Leas bonds set at 30000 and 20000 plus 20000 for Davis.
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N. C
John H. Clement
Larke Lea
Luke Lea
Wallace Ti
Dav
State Supreme Court
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Leas
Davis
Lea
Nashville
Central Bank & Trust Company
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Tea
Central Bank
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Raleigh
Young Lea
Central Bank and Trust
Warsaw County
Dormer's Slaver Asks to Be Struck Like a Soldier
Paris reports a convicted killer Paul Downer victimized by Paul Gorguloff who faces execution by guillotine. Gorguloff pleaded against the blade, asked to be shot like a soldier, and a 24 hour watch is planned in his cell. He has three days to appeal and has not stated intentions.
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Paris
Paul Downer
Paul Gorguloff
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