Return to Gold Basis Sought by British Leader
Chamberlain urges final settlement of reparations and war debts for recovery, backs return to gold standard as best international currency basis. He specifies conditions: higher wholesale prices, reparations and debts adjustments, and stable gold administration.
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George R. Holmes
International News Service
Geological Museum
London
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
U. S
Chamberlain
Cordell Hull
James M. Cox
Engelbert Dollfuss
Austria
Pa Newc Observes and Economic Conference Notes
Local notes report a busy weekend for New Castle merchants and rising traffic of drivers taking weekly state exams. The piece also covers weather swings, a large yellow pepper plant, and remarks on the world economic conference urging international cooperation and stable currency to restore prosperity.
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Sampson Street
State Highway Patrol
Marriage Licenses and Witty Commentary from Cleveland
Cleveland announces marriage licenses for Nerio W. Pioppi of Southbridge Massachusetts and Mary Jane Crangi, Lowellville Ohio, alongside lighthearted quips about cookbooks and stirring passages.
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Nerio W. Pioppi
Southbridge
Mass
Mary Jane Crangi
Lowellville, O
Hull Presents U S Attitude To Conference
The article quotes Secretary of State Hull urging the conference to resist selfish nationalism and reject any nation that would obstruct the talks to protect its own interests. He warns such obstruction would invite worldwide condemnation and harm distressed countries.
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Hull
U.S
Hull condemns selfish aims at world economic conference
Secretary of State Hull opened the London world economic conference by denouncing national self interest and calling for universal adherence to an American sponsored tariff truce. He urged currency stabilization, removal of exchange controls, and gradual tariff readjustment to a moderate level while warning that obstruction will be condemned.
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Hull
Great Britain
Italy
London
United States
Britain
First Aid Class Set for Final Examinations
Twenty girls from the Pennsylvania Power Company will take Final examinations after completing a Red Cross First Aid course. Examinations begin at 6 30 PM at the Pennsylvania Seaver building with Drs Prioletti Lumen Popp Culliford Hughes Murphy Tintsman and Davis serving as examiners. Successful candidates will receive Red Cross certificates.
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Pennsylvania Power Company
Lawrence County
American Red Cross
Pennsylvania Cever
John Prioletti
J. Lumen Popp
Harry Culliford
Bernard Hook
al Hughes
Clarence Murphy
Elmer Tintsman
Ralph F. Davis
First Aid
Red Cross
The
Camp East Brook Stunt Night Honors Campers at YWCA
A volunteer stunt program entertained campers at Camp East Brook last night with readings songs and dances. Counsellors joined in the fun as a musicball game and campfire followed the performances. Mohawk cabin earned neatness honors and Jean West was named general officer for the day while Senekas received cabin honors.
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Camp Fast Brook
Y. W
Jean West
Senekas
Roosevelt Receives Partial Debt Payment Message
The Roosevelt administration will receive a partial debt payment announced simultaneously in London this afternoon. A White House statement on the debt situation will align with Neville Chamberlain’s House of Commons remarks. Officials believe Britain’s offer around ten percent will be treated as received not accepted, avoiding implications of a dime on the dollar settlement.
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London
House of Commons
Neville Chamberlain
Europe
United States
Europe presses Roosevelt on debt payments forceful ultimatum
Britain Italy and Romania press a partial payment plan for the United States debt totaling 144 million. Britain offers 8 to 10 million instead of 75.95 million while Italy outlines payment as it can, and Romania signals follow Britain. France and Belgium set to default.
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Washington
Europe
Roosevelt
Great Britain
United States
Italy
Romania
State Department
Britain
Belgium
France
Opinions Differ On London Speech By Cordell Hull
London reports show mixed reactions to Cordell Hulls World Economic Conference address. Delegates praised its ideals publicly but criticized its lack of concrete proposals privately. The French called its importance future oriented while Britain noted Hull favored gradual tariff reductions versus bilateral deals.
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London
Cordell Hull
International News Service
Hull
Neville Chamberlain
Britain
French default on foreign debt favored by officials
Paris reports that a French default on the foreign debt payment to the United States is certain. Although the chamber remains in session, Premier Daladier is not expected to return from London until late, ruling out a last minute vote on the funds.
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International News Service
Paris
United States
Chamber of Deputies
Daladier
London
Two New Measles Cases Reported in City
Rowland Travers of 518 Croton Avenue and Delia Spayde of 1118 Federal Street are diagnosed with measles per reports to Dr. W. L. Steen the city health officer. So far this month ten contagious illness cases have been reported and health conditions are described as very good by Dr. Steen.
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Rowland Travers
Croton Avenue
Delia Spayde
Federal Street
W. L. Steen
Deaths of the Day Funerals for Mrs. Annabel Parks and others
Funeral services were held Tuesday for Mrs. Annabel Parks wife of Wallace Parks of Albany at Calvary Presbyterian Church with Rev Fredericks and choir. Interment followed at Hermon cemetery. Pallbearers included Charles Brown Grant Parks Edward Parks George Stewart William Hoffman and Norman Ketchell. Also honored were Michael Kiriluk John Endress and Mrs Nettie Rhineman with services at homes and churches and interment in Greenwood or Graceland cemeteries.
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Parks
Annabel Parks
Wallace Parks
Albarn
Avenue
Calvary Presbyterian Church
R. J. Fredericks
J. Kalajainen
Hermon Cemetery
Charles Brown
Grant Parks
Edward Parks
George Stewart
William Hoffman
Norman Ketchell
Michael Kiriluk
Gilmore Street
Richard Owrey
People’s Mission
John Shoaff
Thomas Anderson
Jesus
Greenwood Cemetery
John Endress
John Phillip Endress
Union Township
Conger
Seventh Day Adventist Church of
Greensburg
A. Thompson
C. M. Paden
Marion
Cecil
Better Land
Graceland Cemetery
William Driver
Charles Jessop
Cliffor Smith
Lester Smith
Ottis Smith
Walter Smith
G A R Veterans Plan for March
The Grand Army of the Republic plans a March convention to elect officers from current and past subordinate group leaders. Events include a parade, a camp fire, plus a reception and dance to conclude the sessions.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Civil
Veterans’ Union
Moratorium on Turnip Physiology Officially Recognized
Officials acknowledge the physiological limits of a turnip in a formal moratorium. The announcement notes natural growth constraints and sets guidelines for future research and cultivation practices.
Speaker Rainey Addresses Grove City Graduates
Speaker Henry Thomas Rainey arrived by army plane with Congressman T C Cochran in Grove City to address the college graduating class. Rainey received an L D degree and Lowell Thomas earned a Doctor of Literature. Attendees lunched at one and attended the Sea Scouts ship dedication at 2 45 aboard The President Roosevelt.
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Grove City
House
Henry Thomas Rainey
T. C
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