Operations of Great Barking Firm Revealed
Senate investigators heard testimony today on the financial setup of a New York concern linked to Kuhn Loeb and Company. Brief balance sheets from 1927 to 1931 showed assets and deposits fluctuating, with emphasis on bank relations and competition the committee aims to regulate before deciding whether to interrogate Dillon Read, Morgan, and others.
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Wasiingfon
Jump
Gus
Oltu
York
Etaressasl
Bay
Hope Hota
Eoumintye
Anweiin Tankers Fur Financier Industriel
Kuba
Tovb Dil
Marional
Auenivaia Landers
Bam Cenbea
Yesutu
Kuhn
Loeb
Morgan
Kuhn, Lark and Company
Meson
Railroad Fhd
Pennroad Corporation
Railroad Holding Company
Wheather
Dillon, Read and Company
Investment Trusty
Steel Exchange Giracticus
Chase National Bank
Treasury receipts and duties for June reported in Washington
Treasury receipts for June 24 totaled 7,071,588.88 with expenditures and balance of 906. Customs duties for 243 days of June reached 18,005,682.25, highlighting fiscal activity in Washington.
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Treasury
Washington
Youth Killed by Lightning at Rock Springs
Paul Boyd, 22, was instantly killed around 2:00 PM when lightning struck him as he and his brother stepped into the yard after rain. The body was taken to General Hospital where Dr. W. H. Reed tried to revive him without success.
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Rock Springs
Paul Boyd
Jor Boyd
Boyd
General Hospital
W. H. Reed
Blistering heat boosts wheat to $1.00 in St Paul market
In St Paul on June 27 AP reports scorching midwestern heat limited crop gains and caused corn damage while helping wheat rebound to $1.00 after a three year gap. Market talk notes late relief expected as threshing issues ease and prices firm.
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ST. Paul
Middle West
Mingespease
Andre Buds
Democrats Rally In Capitol Debate Amid Budget Talk
Fragmented report mentions Democrats in Washington and an opposition split on Capitol Hill. Claims pledge adherence could balance the budget and revive spending, with references to a public message and a representative Gyyns of Tens.
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Washington
Jung
Ligaiens
Demveritatieni
Capitel
Sitter Robinson
Arkarisi Sudtemant
Fay
Sision
Stanley M. Hruge
Australis
United States
Argentina
Canada
Mr. Bruge
West Virginia Vote on Repeal Viewed as Pivotal
By The Associated Press West Virginia and California votes today on prohibition repeal overshadow a broader national moment. West Virginia, dry for 20 years, could shift tide with a pivotal result while wets and drys mobilize, and leaders predict outcomes amid last minute campaigns. California already repealed its prohibition law in November, as other states weigh similar referendums and adjacent political maneuvers unfold nationwide.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
Califos
Prohibition
Little Mountain
Jto
Block
F. Scott
McBride
Anti-Saloon League
United Real Council
California
New York State
Albany
Massachusetts
Texas
Austinity & Shites
Weninst
Mor Shepard
Antivepeal Group
Prohibition Plan Reorganizes Funding For New Year
Washington June Athuyney General outlines reorganizing prohibition finance for the new fiscal year. Only about half of the eight million dollars Congress provided will be allocated this year, with details likely continuing on page six.
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Washington
Athuyney General
Congress
Land of Cotton Moves Toward Less Cotton Plan
Atlanta June 27 AP The land of cotton shifts toward reduced crops under government plan to remove up to 4,000,000 bales and 10,000,000 acres from production. Texas leads pledges, Georgia and Mississippi report quick quotas, other states show interest as field workers explain benefits and signups continue across the South.
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Atlanta
Cottom
Virginia
Texas
About &S
United States
Tion
J. B. MacDonald
Agriculure
Mississippi
Georgia
Ct. Agriquituee
G. C. Adams
Touisiana
Tennessee
Alabama
North Carolina
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Charles G. Henry
Memphis
Mid-South Cotton Growers Association
Weather forecast snippets for Tennessee and Virginia
Partly cloudy with local thundershowers Wednesday and in western portions tonight. Not much change in temperature. Virginia sees partly cloudy with showers Wednesday and in the eastern portion tonight. No significant temperature change. Readings taken daily over the preceding 24 hours.
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Tennessee
West
Tems Perstare
Virginia
Markets Surge To New Levels In Broad Advance
New York June 27 Leading commodities rose to new highs as May wheat hit $10.24 a bushel and cotton jumped then retraced. Major stocks gained with specifics like General Motors at 80, U S Steel near 40, and National Distillers at 91.50, while railroad shares showed broader gains and profit taking limited advances.
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New York
Chicago
New York Stock Exchange
Cotler
Henry
Montiay
Case
Sears Roebuck
Tayannational Harvester
Montgomery Ward
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
General Motors
Allied
Chenival
Santa Fe
Lackawanna
Delawary and Hudson
New York Central
Union Facific
National Distillers Products
Daves to Visit Pres Roosevelt at Rosevelt Amberjack Contact
Norman H. Davis aboard the destroyer Bernardon speeds toward the Roosevelt schooner Amberjack 11 to discuss the European disarmament situation with President Roosevelt. Davis recently returned from Geneva arms talks and accompanying the president is his son James from the Boston prohibition convention. Weather could delay the rendezvous.
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Lakeman Harbor
Rogue Island
Roosevelt
Norman H. Davis
Davis
Geneva
Bernardon
James
Boston
Cotton textile industry plans under scrutiny
Washington reports that John R. Johnson presided as Hugh Johnson oversaw a major industrial recovery proposal for cotton textile firms. The plan aims to regulate hours and wages under the National Recovery Administration, establishing a $10-$11 wage scale, a 40 hour week, collective bargaining rights, and limits on machinery operation, with northern mills at $11 and southern mills at $10.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Johnson
Supreme Imporch
Hugh
Jonson
National Recovery
Textile Mille Sa
George A. Sloan
New Yourke
Gotton-Teatile
Robert Amory
Nashua
New Hampshire
Northern
World Economic Conference Leaders Meet in London
Cameraman captures U S Secretary of State Cordell Hull and British leaders in a London recess at the Geological Museum. Hull is shown walking with Neville Chamberlain and the exchequer's deputy as they discuss world problems during the conference.
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London
U. S
Cordell Hull
Neville Chamberlin
Exsbeqier
Continental Banks Plan to Force Stabilization
Continental banks from France Switzerland Holland and Belgium move to press Britain to stabilize sterling and curb international currency speculation. A secret meeting agreed to back a unilateral Bank of England declaration to prevent further depreciation of continental currencies, aiming to stabilize the gold standard and curb bear market actions blamed for recent currency drops.
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Continental Banks
London
Enu
Eczattal
France
Switzerland
Holland
Belgium
Great Britain
Europe
Mret
Geological Museum
Bulium
Fronc
Bank of Ngland
England
Bank of England
Moley Shifts Stay Schedules for London Conference
Assistant Secretary of State Raymond Moley, en route to the world economic conference, forks his travel via Flymouth aboard the Manhattan. He salutes Ireland and says the conference will bring benefits to nations, with plans to visit Ireland before returning to America. Herbert Swope accompanies him on the mission at the president's request.
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Cobh
Irish Free State
Stete
Raymond Moley
London
Manhattan
Molay
Harhor
Moley
Tiigh Goil
Taman
Hull
Washington
Herbert Bayard Swope
America
Dssistant
Roosevelt
Croydon
Jin
Ireland
McReynolds Attacks American Policy at World Conference
Rep Lang D McReynolds criticizes US monetary policy at a world economics conference stating stabilization should be global not national and denounces the 1930 tariff as a Republican move. He notes European central banks discuss pressuring Britain to stabilize currencies while debates over the gold standard and devaluation unfold amid schoolboy-like political tensions.
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London
Uf1
Lang D. McReynolds
Commercial Policy Committee of
World Eganoms
Vamuk
United Stat
McReynolds
House of Representatives
France
Switzerland
Holland
Belwiun
Britain
Gokd
Roosevelt
Bank of Wayland
Great Britain
Sir Tighe
Bank’ of England
Lean Brazere
Bank For International Settlements
United States
Ireland
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Joanson Presides
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Wreynolds
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