Hull declares U S will keep faith at world conference
London June 12 United States Secretary of State Hull said the United States will honor all agreements made at the world economic conference. He told 66 nations at the geological museum that every topic affects global welfare and the American delegation is ready to move forward despite difficulties. He denied reports of a secret tariff proposal and urged openness among delegates.
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George R. Holmes
London
United States
Cordell Hull
Geological Museum
Hull
Congress
Washington
Hughes
King George
Community church events fill week schedule
This evening the Y P C U will be entertained in the home of Willard McCown on Maryland Avenue. Wednesday evening the Women’s Missionary Society will lead the 8 o’clock service with sessions and deacons meeting afterward. Friday the Kings Sons class led by J Uhlridh will hold a church party. The Y S B class will host the Men’s Bible class at a Cascade Park picnic on Friday, June.
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Willard McCown
Maryland Avenue
Women’s Missionary Society
King’s Sons
J. Uhlridh
Cascade Park
First Baptist Sunday School Lunch at Cascade Park
Mrs Ira Landis leads the First Baptist church Sunday School class for a lunch gathering at Cascade Park grove scheduled for Wednesday at noon. The event invites members to attend and share a midday meal in a relaxed outdoor setting.
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First Baptist Church
Ira Landis
Cascade Park Grove
Croton and New Castle News From Early Summer Fun
On June 22 the first day of summer brings heat and long daylight. Barnyard golf, horse shoe courts, and crowds appear in Croton while New Castle witnesses heat waves and local scenes such as a man in garden attire and a woman scrubbing in a bathing suit. Children’s Day programs fill churches as cherries ripen and a blimp passes overhead.
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Croton
New Castle
Disaster at World’s Fair plane crash near Chicago
A plane during a 30 minute flight porpoised on water near Glenview causing the right pontoon and wing to fail at 600 feet. The amphibian crashed nose first into the ground and caught fire, exploding in a blaze that halted rescue attempts for an hour. A dentist aided identification using teeth as coroner’s work proceeded through charred belongings.
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Vickery
Pal-Waukee Land
Glenview
Man seeks police aid to locate wife and child
Andy Conti of 1211 Huron Avenue filed a complaint Saturday evening with city police alleging his wife Rose ran away with their two year old child and was accompanied by another man. He asked police to locate them and secure their return and notified the Pennsylvania state police teletype system.
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Andy Conti
Huron Avenue
Rose
Pennsylvania
President Granted Broad New Powers in Economic Plan
The president gains expansive authority under a recovery program including a licensing system for industry, potential federal publicity on public works, and possible consolidation of rail services. Inflation momentum may be built via greenbacks and gold clause repeal, with tariffs used to curb foreign competition if world talks falter.
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Joseph Eastman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastman
Debtor Nations Consider June 15 War Debt Payment
Nations may offer payment of the June 15 war debt under Lausanne terms. European powers reduced Germany’s reparations to nearly nothing, but a gentlemen’s agreement ties relief to a satisfactory settlement of debts to the United States, a stance French leaders repeatedly link to further reduction.
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Germany
United States
Rebellious Congress Delays Adjourning Fight Over Deficit Plan
Sen Clark of Missouri demanded reinstatement of a tax on all bonds issued by the federal government and subdivisions. The amendment was knocked out at the urging of Treasury Secretary Woodin. Senate passage of a large deficiency appropriation bill was delayed as insurgents use it to pressure adjournment.
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Clark
Missouri
Senate
King George Opens London Session at World Conference
King George opens the world economic conference in London with a call for international cooperation. He warns unemployment as the gravest problem and notes broad support among delegates and press. Premier Ramsay MacDonald follows with remarks on war debts and the Lausanne treaty's reparations.
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George
J. Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
King George
Windsor Castle
Geological Museum
London
Deaths of the Day Highlights Local Obituaries
Multiple funeral notices from Lisbon Ohio to Grove City and nearby towns detail services for William I Van Horn Thomas H Erwin George Alexander Shaw Charles Milton Lay Martha McDonough and Otto Widing Meser. Services occurred from various churches with ministers officiating and interments at Oak Park Graceland King s Chapel Mt Hermon and Woodlawn cemeteries.
Death notices and funeral services of local residents
Funeral services for Mrs Sophia Ruth Dangerfield were held at 2 30 p m from the family home with Rev C F Westover officiating. Interment at Oak Park cemetery. Pallbearers named. Baby Michael Kiriluk died at home age 1 year 4 months. Services Tuesday 2 p m from Gilmore street home, Greenwood cemetery. John Phillip Endress 23 died after heart trouble. Survived by wife Amy, three sisters, three brothers. Services Tuesday 3 p m from Parktown home, Graceland cemetery. Mrs Annabel Park 53 died after a stroke at Jameson Memorial Hospital. Born Slippery Rock, has resided in New Castle.
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Erwin
Thomas H. Erwin
East Washington Street
Arnold Evans
D. B. Thomas
P. N. McGaffie
Charles Hood
Graceland Cemetery
George Alexander Shaw
Neshannock Township
Cleveland, O
Mr. Shaw
Charles and
Ida McQuiston Shaw
King’s Chapel
M. E. Church
Ruby Detweiler
Willoughby, O
Anna Zook
Walter Shaw
Wallace Avenue
Eugene Robinson
Charles Milton Lay
South New Castle Boro
Hoover Heights Tabernacle
Richard Owrey
People’s Mission
Thomas Anderson
John Sheaff
God’s Way
A. Gooch
Oak Park Cemetery
William Graham
E. J. Kerner
A. E. Hanselman
Eden Powell
Horace Brickley
J. W. Shaffer
Martha McDonough
North Beaver Street
St. Mary's Church
Watterson
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Charles Rohrer
Harold Hogue
Jack Fee
Joseph Hanna
Thomas McClafferty
Patrick Conway
Otto Widing Meser
Mercer R. D
Sweden
Springfield Township
Evangelical Church of
Thelma
LeRoi
Ebba
Anna
Phillip Meser
Philadelphia
C. A. Carlson
O. Carlson
Chicago
Dangerfield
Sophia Ruth Dangerfield
Waldo Street
C. F. Westover
The
Gospel Tabernacle
Bessie Wink
Avery Rigby
D. Wheale
William English
Emerson Chambers
Robert Frazier
Clarence Allshouse
William Bowers
Michael Kiriluk
Michael
Nick Kiriluk
Gilmore Street
South New Castleboro
Nicholas
Greenwood Cemetery
John Phillip Endress
Union Township
New Castle
John Endress
Seventh Day Adventists
Landscape Gardner
A. W. Urmson
Martha’ Reddick
Endress
Amy Smith Endress
Albert Groucutt
Alberta
Etta Mae Endress
George
Woodrow
William Endress
Parktown
Conger
Greensburg
Annabel Park
Wallace A. Park
Albarn Avenue
R. D
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Slippery Rock Township
John White
New
Mattern Resting at Khabarovsk on World Flight Route
Jimmy Mattern arrived in Khabarovsk after a weary flight from Beloya and Roukhlovo with Soviet guards present. He diverted toward Khabarovsk to refuel, losing the world circumnavigation chance but still aiming for aviation milestones as the first solo around-the-world attempt.
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Jimmy Mattern
Khabarovsk
Nome
Mattern
Moscow
Khabrovsky
Beloya
E. D. T. Priday
Roukhlovo
Sofesk
Ban On Fireworks To Be Enforced Citywide
Mayor Charles B Magné says the city will enforce a long standing ordinance restricting sale possession and discharge of fireworks within city limits. The council previously enacted the measure prohibiting sale possession or use of fireworks in the town.
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Charles B. Magné
Special binder offered at low price for limited time
Made of black imitation leather the binder has a full one inch capacity and measures about 11 by 8 percent inches. The semi flexible or stiff cover binder previously sold for over twice the current price, now available as a special offer.
Plans for sweeping probe of federal tax laws approved
The House Ways and Means committee authorized a seven member special subcommittee to conduct a summer investigation into federal tax laws, following the Senate probe of J P Morgan and Co. Rep Doughton of South Carolina chaired the committee and pledged to close loopholes in the law.
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International News Service
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Senate
J. P. Morgan and Co
Doughton
S. C
City Sealer Reports May Findings On Scales And Weights
A Reid English city sealer presented May’s report to the city council noting three computing scales condemned. Examinations showed 19 platform scales 8 even balances 6 beam scales 72 computing scales 154 liquid measures 19 oil pumps 38 gasoline pumps 47 avoirdupois weights and 315 paces. Nine computing scales were adjusted as were eight gasoline pumps.
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A. Reid English
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