Debtor Nations to Plea Late Next Month in Debt Talks
The United States set late July as the start of debt revision hearings for non-defaulting nations before President Roosevelt. Nations timely to plead must show full or partial payments. France faces barring unless it pays 19 million and 40 million installments. Hearings limited to two or three days per debtor, pending approval. Lausanne treaty debts discuss London notes ongoing suspension despite partial British payment.
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International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
France
Phillips
Moley
London
Britain
Operations Increase at Leesburg Mines
The Sharon Coal and Limestone Company in Leesburg district reports higher output as Mine Numbers Two and Five run five days weekly. About 500 miners are affected with potential pay increases, producing around 1600 tons per day for United States Steel Corporation.
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Sharon Coal and Limestone Company
Leesburg
T. W. Filer
United States Steel Corporation
Couzens Demands U S Delegation Announce Policy
The Geological Museum London report details Senator James Couzens of Michigan clashing with the U S delegation over policy. He presses for a clear, united national or international stance as Cordell Hull meets King George and the world economic conference advances amid controversy.
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Geological Museum
London
Cordell Hull
George
Buckingham Palace
James Couzens
Michigan
Couzens
United States
Central firemen beautify grounds and local highway work noted
Central firemen begin a flower bed along the north side of the building on South Jefferson street. Crushed stone piles appear on the Highland Heights to New Wilmington highway. Alumni reunion at New Castle High School is planned for Thursday night. Possible use of old two cent stamps for local deliveries discussed, with three cent stamps needed for Edenburg Rigby and Rose Point. Forester sons’ letters home delight local families. Continue on Page Two.
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Central Firemen
Jefferson Street
Highland Heights
New Wilmington
New Castle High School
Uncle Sam
New Castle
Kew Castle
Edenburg
Rigby
Rose Point
Pa Nene
Daily Weather Report for 24 Hour Period Ending 9 AM
U S weather statistics show a maximum temperature of 89 and a minimum of 57 with no precipitation. River stage reads 4.7 feet. Figures for the same date a year ago record a minimum of 64 and no precipitation.
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U. S
Hearing Lamson Is Arraigned On Charge Of Wife Murder
Lamson appeared in court facing a charge of fatally harming his wife. The arraignment proceeded as prosecutors outlined the case details while defense counsel requested time to prepare. a trial date was not set.
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Lamson
Lamson Denies Killing Wife Found Dead in Bath Tub
David Lamson stands in a San Jose courtroom charged with murdering his wife Allene a Stanford University Y W C A worker whose body was discovered in their home bathtub. He has emphatically denied the slaying at the trial in California.
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Allene
David Lamson
San Jose
Cal
Lamson
Stanford University Y. W. C. A
Kidnappers Seeked as Hamm Aid Pours In
In St Paul June 20 authorities work with William Hamm Jr. 39 as search spreads for Hamm kidnapers. A $30000 reward is posted by city businessmen for the capture of five or six abductors who freed Hamm after payment of a scaled down ransom. Hamm returns to Theodore Hamm Brewing Co. president says he will help with information and identifies Verne Sankey as a possible gang leader amid related kidnapping cases in Denver and Denver area.
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International News Service
ST. Paul, Mann
William Hamm Jr
Northwest
St. Paul
Hamm
Theodore Hamm Brewing Company
M. F. Kinkead
Verne Sankey
Sankey
Haskell Bohn
Charles Boettcher
Denver
Herriott Right Admits Error in Paris Edition
Paris report says L ere Nouvelle acknowledges France erred by refusing December debt payment to America. Former Premier Herriot had urged payment and was removed from office. The paper endorses Herriot, urging readers to study Washingtons reply to the note.
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International News Service
Paris
France
America
L’ere Nouvelle
Herriot
Washington
Britain and France Pressure U S on Currency Stabilization
At the World Economic Conference in London on June 20 British and French leaders warned the United States to accept currency stabilization or risk diversion of trade eastward. Albert Sarraut said France would pursue its own economic life through colonies if the U S refuses cooperation. British press echoed the threat, while American delegates maintain support for delaying stabilization as prices rise in the United States.
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Geological Museum
London
Washington
Albert Sarraut
United States
France
Paris
Dry Slate For Repeal Contest
J Audley Boak of Lawrence county heads a slate of fifteen delegates at large chosen by Pennsylvania dry forces for the November statewide vote on repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. The list, led by Secretary of Agriculture John A McSparran, includes Ella B Black Ralph E Weeks J Horace McFarland D Glenn Moore and others from 35 city organizations.
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J. Audley Boak
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania State Grange
Pennsylvania
Secretary of Agriculture
John A. McSparran
State Prohibition Emergency Conference
Furniss
Ella B. Black
Beaverdale
Ralph E. Weeks
Scranton
J. Horace McFarland
Harrisburg
D. Glenn Moore
Washington
New Castle
E. H. Bonsall, Jr
Philadelphia
B. A. McGarvey
Williamsport
J. Henry Morgan
Carlisle
Francis Taylor
Chelterham
Minnie K. L. Karnell
Archie E. Driggers
Kittanning
Charles C. Ellis
Huntington
Robert A. Hutchison
Pittsburgh
Henry K. Ober
Elizabethtown
Youth Injured Sliding Down Board at Home
Six year old Donald E. McCracken of New Castle was brought to Jameson Memorial hospital with painful foot injuries after sliding down a board at home. His feet were splintered but he was later sent home after treatment.
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Donald E. McCracken
New Castle
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Plane crash kills three Hollywood figures in Big Bear Lake
International News Service reports coroner's inquest verdict of accident. Victims were Harry Sweet, 32, Vera Williams known as Claudette Ford, 23, and Hal Davitt, 35. plane plunged 50 feet into Big Bear Lake after engine failure. Witnesses cited mechanical failure before crash.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Hollywood
Harry Sweet
Vera Williams
Claudette Ford
Hal Davitt
Sweet
Big Bear Lake
Rejected suitor sought in French model’s Hollywood murder
Hollywood police hunted a suitor today after the murder of Gabrielle Andrieux a 28 year old French modist found shot in her Hollywood bungalow yesterday witnesses heard three shots and saw a man flee the scene as she sat by a telephone seeking help
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Hollywood
Gabrielle Andrieux
Miss Andrieux
Britain to cut tariffs via bilateral trade deals
In London on June 20 the Geological Museum scene heard Chancellor Neville Chamberlain present a plan to reduce excessive tariffs through bilateral agreements and to pursue freer trade with partner nations.
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Geological Museum
London
Great Britain
Neville Chamberlain
Plot hoped to kill husband for $30000 life insurance
Chicago June 20 Mrs Bessie Opas 36 and four youths were arrested after police say she plotted her husband’s murder to gain a $30000 life insurance payout and a bank account. She admitted hiring the youths to carry out the plot.
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Chicago
Bessie Opas
Church Defend ant Bankruptcy Suit Hits Philadelphia
In Philadelphia the Tully Memorial Presbyterian church at Sharon Hill became the first church ever named as defendant in a United States district court bankruptcy case. Four banks with total claims of 24535 filed against the church initiating the action.
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Philadelphia
United States District Court In
Tully Memoral Presbyterian Church
Sharon Hill
President Roosevelts yachting cruise along Atlantic coast
At Nantucket Harbor the President sailed at 6 a m with the Amberjack II toward Provincetown. His son James hoisted the main sail as the Amberjack I rounded Cape Cod. Eighty miles lay between Nantucket and Provincetown on the brisk easterly voyage.
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Roosevelt
Nantucket Harbor
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Cape
James
Nantucket
Province
Naval Cruisers Seek Lost World Flier Mattern
San Francisco dispatch reports three United States navy cruisers continuing search in the Aleutian Islands and Bering Sea for Jimmy Mattern the missing round the world flier. Mattern has been unreported for seven days after departing Khabarovsk Siberia last Wednesday on a 2400 mile leg to Nome.
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International News Service
San Francisco
Twelfth Naval District
United States Navy
Aleutian Islands
Bering Sea
Jimmy Mattern
Mattern
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Bering
Nome
Death notices for three local residents published
Jennie Cooper Riddle aged 68 of Mercer R D 7, Clarence Baker aged 48 of South Cedar Street, and Albert Peterson aged 79 of 201 North Jefferson Street are recorded as deceased in the area obituary notices.
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Ers
Jennie Cooper Riddle
Mercer R. D
Clarence Baker
South Cedar Street
Albert Peterson
North Jefferson Street
Foreign princes prove status by marrying poor girls
Beverly Hills dispatch jokes that the only way to test a prince’s legitimacy in America is him marrying a poor girl. It notes President Roosevelt’s quiet cruise was followed by a flotilla of ships, reporters, and photographers, suggesting a wish for privacy.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Roosevelt
Coast Guard
Unidentified Man Dies in Butler County Hospital
A man who said his home lay between New Castle and Youngstown died at Butler County Memorial hospital at 11 09 Sunday night, about eighteen hours after being brought in. He was found dazed claiming an auto accident two days earlier and authorities are trying to locate relatives with no success.
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New Castle
Youngstown
Butler County Memorial Hospital
McNeil in Serious Condition After Suicide Attempt
William J. McNeil of 5 Atlantic avenue was reported in serious condition at New Castle hospital after attempting to shoot himself near the heart Monday morning. The bullet injured his intestines and lung. recovery is possible but considered very slight.
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William J. McNeil
Atlantic Avenue
New Castle Hospital
Uncle Sam Has Cash Balance Of 1 008 099 000
Treasury reports a cash balance of 1 008 099 000 as it readies a broad public works and relief push. The total stems from sale of securities and regular receipts. June tax and internal revenue collections exceed 170 million, with miscellaneous revenue forecast above 100 million.
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Sam
International News Service
Washington
Treasury
Caliphs Bid Farewell to Howard B Richards
The Caliphs of Bagdad held a farewell dinner for Howard B Richards who leaves as manager of the Birmingham water company. The party at the Castleton Hotel included feasting and loud singing from the Arabian group as they muttered quiet notes of emotion about his departure.
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Ali Baba
Castleton Hotel
Bagdad
Howard B. Richards
Water Company
Birmingham
Alabama
W. Stanley Treser
Final Farewell To a Loyal Friend and Colleague
A reminiscing voice speaks of leaving a long time stay and moving to a new field in another state. It celebrates the pride of being remembered as a friend and helper in work and play. Memories like these are priceless, lasting beyond the end.
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