Two Bills Await Final Congress Action in Europe Debt Clash
Washington June 14 efforts of European debtor nations to force a 10 percent settlement on tomorrow's debt installments totaling 144.9 million dollars loomed as the main obstacle to adjournment. The Senate waited on two key measures while European debts and World Economic Conference tactics drew sharp remarks from Senators.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Senate
Europe
Lewis of Minds
House
Connally
Hale
Maine
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Geological Museum
London
Hull
America
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Radical 1933 Banking Bill Set for Immediate Action
Washington June 14. A radical revision of U.S. banking methods moves toward law. Senator Carter Glass’s reform act nears signing by President Roosevelt who calls it the best banking legislation since the reserve board act. The bill provides deposit guarantees, branch systems, restricted Fed credit for speculation, removal of officers for unsafe practices, and end to interlocking directorates.
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Washington
Carter Glass
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve
Reserve Board
Morris Plan
Mutual Savings Banks
Clinton County jury acquits Kirklin man
Frankfort Indiana June 14 Clinton county jury acquitted Vern Rider of Kirklin of alienating the affections of Mrs. Ellis Hunsecker of Kirklin by a Clinton circuit court jury early Tuesday evening. Hunsecker had asked ten thousand dollars claiming Rider won her away from their home.
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Frankfort
Ind
Vern Rider
Kirklin
Ellis Hunsecker
Clinton Circuit Court
Rider
Hunsecker
Infant lands seven year movie contract in Hollywood
Hollywood June 14 Leroy Weinbrenner about 12 months old boasts a seven year film contract. He will appear opposite Maurice Chevalier in the French actor’s latest project. Psychology tests say he is twice as intelligent as the typical child his age.
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Hollywood
Calif
Leroy Weinbrenner
Leroy
Maurice Chevalier
MASSACHUSETTS WET MAJORITY FOUR TO ONE
Boston voters backed repeal of Prohibition by four to one, sending 45 delegates from fifteen districts to back the Twenty first Amendment. Returns show 441,197 for repeal and 98,853 against with Cambridge also voting four to one. James Roosevelt won a delegate seat over Florence Tilton.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Bay State
Cambridge
James Roosevelt
Florence Tilton
Fraley Family Attends DePauw Commencement
Rev and Mrs Frank C Fraley and daughter Miss Mary spent the weekend at Greencastle for DePauw University commencement events. Alumni luncheon and Sunday address by President G Bromley Oxnam were followed by Kay Francis J McConnell and Lois Fraley among the 276 graduates.
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Frank C. Fraley
Mary
Greencastle
DePauw University
G. ‘Brom- Jey Oxnam
Kay ‘Francis J. McConnell
New York
Lois Fraley
Darnell Receives College Post at Northwestern Medical College
William Darnall son of Mr and Mrs J C Darnall of this city earns an assistantship in anatomy at Northwestern Medical College Evanston Ill for his junior year The appointment includes instruction in histology and embryology and research duties He did premed at Wabash College graduating 1981 and attended Lebanon High School with high honors
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Northwestern Medical College
Evanston, Ill
William Darnall
J.C. Darnall
Wabash College
Lebanon High School
Mrs Fuller Hostess To Temperance Legion
Loyal Temperance Legion members gathered at Mrs L W Fuller’s South Meridian Street home Saturday afternoon. After songs and devotions, the flag salute, parliamentary discussion by Juanita Hine, and readings by Dorothy Watkins and Jane Burke, Betty Jane Gillette was named program leader for the next meeting. a vocal duet by Gillette and Mary Miller with Barbara on piano followed. social hour concluded the gathering.
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Loyal Temperance Legion
L. W. Fuller
South Meridian Street
Juanita Hine
Dorothy Watkins
Betty Jane Gillette
Mary Miller
Barbara
Jane Burke
Madge Buchanan
Dixie
Mrs. Fuller
Nora E. Darnall Earns Education Degree at Butler
Nora E. Darnall, formerly of Lebanon, joined 410 fellow graduates at Butler University’s 78th commencement in Indianapolis. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Education after study at Indianapolis Teachers College and Boston University, with degree conferral by President Walter S. 8.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Nora E. Darnall
Lebanon
Butler University
Indianapolis Teachers College
Boston University
Darnall
Gd College of Education
L. Riel
Walter
Nazis mob menaces former queen Marie in Austria
In Moedling on June 14 a large crowd of Austrian Nazis shouted Hail Hitler and Down with the Hapsburgs at Dowager Queen Marie of Romania Princess Ileana and Archduke Anton. Hundreds marched from Vienna to stage the protest. Military police with fixed bayonets charged the mob and dispersed them, with many arrested after three days of violence nationwide.
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Moedling
Austria
Hitler
Marie
Romania
Ileana
Archduke Anton
Vienna
Wells Named Indiana Bank Division Chief
Indianapolis reports Herman B. Wells of Indiana University is appointed head of the new division of statistics and research in the state banking department. The unit will study banking methods and allied fields to improve Indiana practices under Governor McNutt’s administration. Wells has long worked with financial institutions and contributed to the bank study commission drafting Indiana’s 1933 laws.
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Ind
Herman B. Wells
Indiana University
State Banking Department
Pleas E. Greenlee
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
Wells
Study Commission
Indiana State Bankers’ Association
Indiana Banking Law
Richard A. McKinley
Boong County
University of Illinois
Ooulties of the Unity of Wisconsin
Indiana Pine Economics and Finance
Galls It Parley Of Buck-Passing
James J. Walker comments on the international conference after King George’s departure. He claims delegates use grand rhetoric while pursuing domestic jobs and political aims, hints at a plan to ditch war debts, and notes Daladier’s silence on the issue as France moves on. Continues on Page 3.
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James J
Jimmy” Walker
INS Geological Museum
London
King George
Uncle Sam
Maine
California
Daladier
France
The
United
Tax distribution shows huge drop in Boone County
Boone County auditor Carl C. Bowman reports a June tax distribution far lower than last year, with warrants for 290,713.94. Lebanon city and civil city receive designated sums across funds, and the 19 county units share state and local revenue while many townships run red. Poor relief credits total 19,144.15. Road bond and interest funds total 37,446.08. Other county revenues include 48,842.59 county tax and smaller amounts for gravel road repair, a state road share, and the county hospital.
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Carl C. Bowman
Indiana
Union
Marion
Clinton
Washington
Sugar Creek
Jefferson
Center
Eagle
Perry
Harrison
Jackson
Worth
Indianapolis
Crawfordsville
U S to Receive Debtor Nations Partial Payment
London reports Roosevelt may summon debtor nation reps to Washington to discuss partial debt payments. Premier Daladier of France expected to seek parliamentary consent for France’s installments. Roosevelt will receive offers from Britain Italy and others totaling 144 million dollars due tomorrow.
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U.S
London
Roosevelt
Washington
Daladier
France
Great Britain
Italy
United States
Congress
Rate Department
House of Commons
Neville. Chamberlain
Hull Urges All Nations Adhere To Tariff Truce
Secretary Hull urged universal adherence to the tariff truce as a first step toward economic recovery at the World Economic Conference. He warned against selfish nationalism and called for coordinated action to stabilize exchange, reduce trade barriers, and restart global industry.
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HULL
Roosevelt
Neville Chamberlain
MacDonald
Chamberlain
Britain
Lincoln's Personal Spy Edgerly Dies at 95 in Illinois
Jason H. Edgerly, a confidential agent and Lincoln's personal spy known as The Flea, has died at age 95 in Blue Island after serving during the Civil War. He allegedly stole Willow Creek battle plans from Lee's field headquarters.
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Chicago
Jason H. Edgerly
Lincoln
Blue Island
The
Willow Creek
Robert E. Lee
Elder Morgan’s $50,000 tests yield $2.50 gold tale
Los Angeles details how J Pierpont Morgan backed an alchemy experiment by G P Hurlburst to turn pure silver into gold. After a year and heavy costs, a tiny nugget worth $2.50 emerged, not commercial. Hurlburst recalls dramatic lab nights and high hopes.
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Elder Morgan
Los Angeles
Eo Peccra
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan Partners
J. Pierpont
Morgan
Sheffield Engineering School
G. P. Hurlburst
Fargo Street
Titan of
Wall Street
Hurlburt
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