Britain Rejects Full Debt Payment Plan In Washington Clash
The British government will not meet the full terms of the American debt settlement. An emergency cabinet session followed a Roosevelt note indicating acceptance of only a token payment. A new Washington note is being drafted, to be explained later in the House of Commons by Chancellor Chamberlain.
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Harry K. Reynolds
London
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Washington
Roosevelt
Britain
House of Commons
Chamberlain
New Castle
John E. White
London World Debt Conference Faces Rocky Path
The London world economic conference stalled as Britain signals it will not fully honor the $75.95 million debt installment. Hull delayed his address while Daladier, Jung, and Ishii pressed for currency stabilization and early debt settlement actions.
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International News Service
London
Britain
Hull
Cordell Hull
Toronte
Edward Daladier
France
King proposes universal 5 o clock time for all nations
Beverly Hills dispatch notes King on radio urging a single world time for all nations. He jokes about synchronizing gun limits foreign trade and currency values to 5 am everywhere, arguing global agreement is as possible as any other.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
King
Sudden Cold Brings Unusual Fete Weather Reports
The Pa News notes a sharp temperature drop affecting lawn fetes last night with attendees cooling on ice cream and iced tea. Hosts even lit a gas fire to comfort guests as warmer nights failed to arrive, while Burgess J A McGowan visits and predicts prosperity ahead. A trio of boys switches from swimming to fishing as pace returns to normal with no complaints yet heard.
Daily Weather Report Summary
U S weather statistics for the 24 hour period ending 9 o clock list max 75 min 43 and precipitation .11 inches river stage 4.9 feet. For the same date last year maximum 66 minimum 43 and precipitation .03 inches.
Apparent underworld slayings found in East Side tenement
Three young men were found dead in a cheap East Side tenement flat. Their mouths were taped, hands and feet bound with wire, and they had multiple stab wounds from ice picks. Their cheeks bore stilleto slashes marking them as squealers, as police checked names and sought clues.
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International News Service
New York
East Side
Temporary Stabilization of World Currencies Reached
European and U S central banks agree on immediate temporary stabilization of currencies. Governor George L Harrison of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York will seek formal Washington approval.
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London
Europe
United States
George L. Harrison
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Washington
Parkers Landing Woman Dead After Train Collision
Investigation begun into the death of Lula Adams Conley 69 of Parkers Landing after a southbound Baltimore and Ohio train struck her near her home last night. She died in an ambulance from her injuries and shock as one leg was severed.
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Butler
Lula Adams
Conley
Parkers
Demands Lamson Be Given Trial in Lamson Case
Lamar Missouri June 13 Frank C Thorpe brother of Allene Thorpe Lamson urged that Young David Lamson face trial for Mrs Lamson s death He asserted the evidence so far supports a trial and that if Lamson proves innocence he should be congratulated but if guilty severe punishment is warranted
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International News Service
Lamar
Frank C. Thorpe
Allene Thorpe Lamson
David Lamson
More Money In Sight This Year
Demand deposits of reporting member banks in 90 cities on June 7 totaled 10.983 billion dollars, up 730 million from June 8 1932. Time deposits stood at 4.275 billion, down 285 million from a year earlier. Last week demand deposits rose 65 million while time deposits fell 7 million, suggesting funds moved from time to demand accounts for immediate use.
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International News Service
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Erie Man Found Dead in Apparent Suicide in Home
Erie Pa June 13 H F Thompson 81 father of 11 found hanging from a cellar rafter in his home. Police attribute the act to ill health and the loss of $12 000 tied up in a closed bank marking Erie s third such death in 24 hours
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International News Service
Erie
H. F. Thompson
Thompson
Charges Buck Brothers Both Guilty Of Crime
Kenneth and Cyril Buck, brothers, were equally guilty in the kidnaping of Peggy McMath, a 10 year old heiress, as District Attorney William C. Crossley argued in Barnstable county court. Crossley said they acted in a common enterprise with a concert of mentality aiding and abetting each other throughout. Cyril Buck had claimed innocence and acted as intermediary to ensure the girl’s safe return.
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International News Service
Barnstable
Mass
Kenneth
Cyril Buck
Peggy McMath
William C. Crossley
Barnstable County Court
Crossley
Open Bids For Final Pymatuning Contracts
Bids opened at the Pennsylvania Water and Power Resources offices show Bates and Rogers Construction of Cleveland submitting the low bid of 207 152 dollars for relocating two miles of railroad tracks and erecting a dam breast road. Seventeen other firms followed with bids ranging from 225 030 to 332 540 dollars as the state funds the Pymatuning project with work expected to start immediately.
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Harrisburg
Water and Power Resources
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bates _and Rogers Construction Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Bates & Rogers Company
Espyville
Andover
Burkett Construction Co
Hainesport
N. J
John F. Casey Co
Pittsburgh
Cogitto Construction Co
H. E. Culbertson Co
Dravo Contracting Co
Benjamin Foster Co
Philadelphia
the Wang Construction Co
Walsh Construction Co
Indianapolis
Waugh Brothers
Ins
Fayetteville
W. Va
York Engineering and Construction Co
York
Relief Program Being Launched
The treasury has launched the government’s $3.3 billion construction relief program. Bids for a number of projects totaling $1 million have been announced, while plans for about $100 million in projects are in final preparation.
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International News Service
Washington
The
Treasury
Death notices for Jacob Aronson and others
Affected individuals listed include Jacob Aronson, age 3, of 911 Moravia Street, and Nancy A. Bogler, 73, Ellwood City, along with Charles A. Rupp, 77, of Chicago Illinois, as death notices among local records.
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Jacob Aronson
Moravia Street
Nancy A. Bogler
Ellwood City
Charles A. Rupp
Chicago, Ill
Mattern Advances Toward Nome In Last Flight Leg
Jimmy Mattern, American flyer, pressed the final stage of his solo circumnavigation from Khabarovsk toward Nome Alaska. He took off from Moscow at 10 15 p m Moscow time and aims to cross the Bering Sea toward Kamchatka with a non stop Nome leg amid dangerous weather and a 2400 mile distance.
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Moscow
Jimmy Mattern
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Nome
Alaska
Texas
Sea of Okhotsk
Kamchatka
Bering Sea
Mattern
Suspected Bandit Shot Dead Near Knoxville Iowa
In Knoxville Iowa on June 12 a suspected bank robber was killed near Marysville after authorities and vigilantes surrounded him. Two vigilantes were slightly wounded and two men remained jailed as officers recovered about $1,685 of the $8,000 stolen from the Bussey state bank near Bussey the previous day.
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International News Service
Knoxville
Bussey
Youthful Drivers Are Most Reckless
Pittsburgh report from the state highway safety committee of the Pittsburgh Motor Club finds drivers aged 16 to 20 have the highest accident involvement. Drivers 20 to 29 are 30 percent worse than average, while 30 to 39 are 3.6 percent better. Women appear less risky than men, with one fatal accident per 3,558 women annually.
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Pittsburgh
State Highway Safety Committee
Pittsburgh Motor Club
Jameson Memorial Nurses to Hold June 21 Commencement
Twenty young women will graduate as Registered Nurses at Jameson Memorial Hospital Nurses Training School in a June 21 ceremony at the First Christian church. Elizabeth F. Miller will deliver the graduating address, with pins and diplomas presented by Fred L Rentz. The class, mostly Lawrence County residents, includes training at Cook County Hospital Chicago and concludes with a reception after the exercises.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
First Christian Church
Lowing
G. S. Bennett
Fred L Rentz
Board of Directors
Elizabeth F. Miller
R. N
Pennsylvania State Board of Nurse Examiners
School of Nursing
Julia Kemperdina
Rentz
Rev. C. &. Joshua
Croton Methodist Episcopal Church
Mary Virginia Patterson
Lawrence County
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
Ill
Massachusetts Votes on Prohibition Repeal
Massachusetts voters went to the polls to decide whether the Bay state would become the 11th in the nation to repeal prohibition as part of the nationwide roll of states moving away from the ban.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Michigan
Bay State
Dirigible Macon Flies Over Chicago on Test Cruise
The airship Macon on a 48 hour test voyage appeared over Chicago at 5 a m then headed toward Milwaukee. It planned to return later today and fly over the Century of Progress exposition grounds hosting the event.
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Macon
Chicago
Milwaukee
Flight crew reaches Port au Prince after engine trouble
Captain J. Errol Boyd and aides R. G. Lyon and H. P. Davis completed an interrupted flight from New York arriving in Port au Prince from St. Marc, 44 miles away. They had been forced down at St. Marc due to engine trouble.
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Haiti
Port AU Prince
New York
J. Errol Boyd
R. G. Lyon
H. P. Davis
St. Marc
Spanish Flyers Celebrate Seville to Camaguey Flight
Captain Mariano Barberan and Lieutenant Joaquin Collar, Spanish trans Atlantic fliers, paused in Havana for celebrations of their record flight from Seville to Camaguey and planned to push on to Mexico City within a week.
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Havana
Mariano Barberan
Joaquin Collar
Seville
Camaguey
Mexico City
Scranton to Host Sweatshop Inquiry Hearings
Pennsylvania's 1933 sweatshop inquiry shifts to Scranton as committee members resume hearings this afternoon after a Philadelphia session last week. The probe targets labor and compliance in local manufacturing.
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Scranton
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Youngest St Francis college head takes helm
Loreto Pa June 13 One of the youngest persons to obtain the appointment the Very Rev John E J Sullivan 38 today assumed his duties as president of St Francis college and ecclesiastical seminary here.
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Young College
Loretto
John E. J. Sullivan
St. Francis College
Senate Banking Committee Reopens Kuhn, Loeb Probe
The senate banking committee will resume its sensational investigations into major finance houses on June 26 focusing on Kuhn, Loeb as the subject of the inquiry.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Kuhn
Loeb
Governor Frees Fish Warden After Shooting Case
Gotlieb Eslinger of Narberth, a special fish warden, was dismissed at Governor Pinchot's request after he shot James Stetter of Manayunk who was fishing in the Schuylkill River on Sunday. Pinchot stated he does not uphold shooting for fishing violations.
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Harrisburg
Gotlieb Eslinger
Narberth
James Stetter
Manayunk
Schuylkill River
Gifford Pinchot
Affiliated G A R Groups In Meeting in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on June 13 allied groups joined the Pennsylvania Grand Army of the Republic convention for joint sessions. Five affiliated bodies attend with the G A R to feature a luncheon for Civil War veterans and a reception for the state G A R commander and staff. City Post American Legion and Bayard Post Veterans of Foreign Wars hosted the luncheon as leaders from Harrisburg Etna and Philadelphia planned attendance.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Grand Army of the Republic Os
Women’s Relief Corps
Ladies of the
G. A. R. Auxiliary
Sons of Union Veterans
Daughters of Union Veterans
State Department
City Post
American Legion
Bayard Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Jacob Farron
Philadelphia
Jacob Urich
Harrisburg
John W. Williams
Etna
Samuel P. Town
Cars In Collision On Beckford Street In Beckford Street
Mary E. Quinn of 219 East Bluff street drove west on East Washington when Raymond Hockenhower of 913 Beckford street turned left into Beckford street. Quinn could not avoid the impact and struck the rear of the Hockenhower car. Both vehicles suffered damage requiring report.
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Mary E. Quinn
East Bluff Street
Greenville Dirt Track Driver Dies After Speedway Crash
Roy Ford, 38, of Greenville Pennsylvania, a dirt racer for Hugh Seely of North Girard, died in Sharon hospital from injuries sustained when his racer left the speedway during a 10 mile qualifying event on Sunday.
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Sharon
Roy Ford
Greenville
Sharon Speedway
Ford
Hugh Seely
North Girard
Weather Shuffle Leaves Village Cold and Coughing
Arthur Mometer departs for a short vacation leaving a substitute on weather duty. The town endures wintry blasts as residents sniffle and cough waiting for sun and warm winds to return. Cars buy muffs while temperatures hover around sixty eight.
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McNaught Syndicate
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Rogers Company
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