United States Loses Debt Clash in Europe as Payments Lag
June 16 Washington report shows U S creditors tallying debt from European nations at about 12.16 million dollars versus 143.5 million due. Several countries paid small sums in silver under a Lausanne plan, with France and others defaulting or delaying. Finland alone paid 148,502.60 in full. The State Department withheld public release of formal replies, noting cautious comments on France group defaults and Romania offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsbury Smith
International
Metvion
Washington
Europe
United States
Ita
Moc
France
Foland
Belgium
Hungary
Estonia
Lithuania
Yugoslavia
Great Britain
Italy
Latvia
Czachoslovakia
Rumania
Finland
Roosevelt
Dgom Congress
Rumenia
Atnte Department
Debtor Nations Edge Toward Default Amid Debt Talks
The note details offers and payments from Czechoslovakia Latvia and other nations as formal default warnings loom. Latvia paid 96000 of 188961.50 due while France and Poland issued formal default notices. Britain Italy Poland Romania and Czechoslovakia sought reviews of the entire debt situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czechoslovakia
Moley
Midwest
Latvia
Dolars
France
Poland
Belgium
Estonia
Lithuania
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Pagments
Great Britain
Italy
Romania
Pupil Sets Record At Fairview Township School
Butler Pa June 16 Beryl McCullough pupil at Fairview township Kerns City consolidated school completed 12 years of studies in 11 years with no absence or tardiness in the last eight years. George Hetrick another senior had no absences or tardies during seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler, Pa
Beryl McCullough
Fairview Township
Kerns City
George Hetrick
Day Saint Paul’s Church Children’s Program Notes
Details of St Pauls Church Sunday School hour English service combined program includes organ preludes hymns and scripture readings. Dorothy Kastner Paul Land pele bra Martin Kastner lead prayers and primary department readings. Mention also railroads and passenger schedules as a distant note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy ‘Kastner
Martin Kastner
Savior
Paul ‘Landpele
Local prank ends in police and teacher involvement
A brief local incident involving pupils and staff triggered police and teacher action as handwriting clues were investigated. The event escalated but concluded with investigation and no reported injuries or charges.
Veteran priest of Denver celebrates eighty fifth birthday
International News reports Father Tommasini, born in Reggio Italy, celebrated his eighty fifth birthday at Regis College in Denver Colorado. A pioneer missionary for forty years, he traveled by horseback with vestments and a mass vessel in a bag tied to his saddle across the West including Colorado and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mihes
vnsiColorado
New Mexico
Regis ‘College
Pather Tommasini
Reggio
Italy
Colorado
Mercer County C E Union Meets at Leesburg Church
The Christian Endeavor Union of Mercer County meets at Leesburg Presbyterian Church this evening to be reorganized for the coming year. Presbyterian churches will convene to renew plans and leadership for the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
Christian‘Endeavor Union
Mercer County
Leesburg Presbyterian Church
Criminal Court To Be Ended This Week
Owing to a single remaining case on the criminal trial docket the court will end this week. Judge R L Hildebrand ordered Sheriff Frank Johnston to notify jurors summoned for this week that they need not report. Cards were prepared and mailed today. Most cases were tribal in nature and short. Several pleas of guilty reduced the workload. The grand jury reduced the number, shortening the expected second week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Hildebrand
Frank Johnston
Johnston
New York Half Employed Among City Families
International News Service reports New York on June 16 that half of the 1400 families living within the city are officially classified as unemployed or underemployed. The figures reflect urban job scarcity and rising sought wages amid postwar adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International News Service
Unemployed in 24 block area study by Lower East Side Council
A four month survey by Emergency Unemployment Relief Committee canvassers shows 60 percent of the unemployed in the 24 block area bounded by Houston Forsyth Delancey and Allen Streets rely on public funds. The district’s population dropped 15 percent since the 1930 census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston, Forsyth, Delancey and
Allen Sts
Lower East Side
Emergency Unemployment Relief Committee
Gold in Hand Off Bushes in Idaho
In Nampa Idaho on June 16 International News Service reports that fine gold grows on bushes along the Snake and Salmon Rivers during high water. Robert N Bell former State mining engineer explains gold adheres to eddying branches and deposits after waters recede, easily scraped and burned to reveal color in a pan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snake
Ssimon
Bell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Loirteen
Esa
Uep
Climalene.Co
Canton
Ohio
Miller’s Shoe Store
East Washington Street
St. Paul's Church
Children
Tata
Orphan's Home
Butler
Prabepple
Chcquot Club
Peinut Ol
Phun
Antarna Jonal News
Denver
Mercer
C.E. Union
Hildebrand
Idaho
Secretary of Labor
South
Uncle Tom
Hanes Ath
Union i
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!