Roosevelt aims long range trade talks with China
President Roosevelt extends trade negotiations to China as part of a broad effort to align currency and wage policies with global markets. He plans a complete tie up of domestic and foreign economic issues, with Chinese and American ministers in attendance, to stabilize silver prices and wheat sales while awaiting dollar value normalization.
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N. Y
Omecves
China
Jen Bla Domigtt
Mvereational
Dlema
Obj
Soong
Wanes
Alfred Sar
Medean Questa
Roosevelt
Far West
Wet
Recsnvett
Unified federal and state anti crime drive expands
Waptington August 7 high federal officials launched a series of defenses in response to Raymond Moleys call to merge federal and state actions against crime. Moley, an assistant secretary of state, met with Attorney General Cummings and officials to coordinate efforts after aiding in four kidnapping cases and to pursue abductors of oilman F. Urachel of Oklahoma.
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Waptington
Raymond Oley
Jnetiocents
Ths F
Urachel
Oklahoma Y Oil
Moley
Rodset
Justice Department
Cummings
Wiliam Stan
Ad J. B. Keenan
TWO WILLS PROBATED IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY
The Iste Samuel D Young of Woodsboro district had a will probated in Orphans Court Monthey. It appears three daughters would receive only one dollar each while the bulk of the estate would go to a fourth daughter and a granddaughter. The will dated March 9 1922 names executrix replacement for Mrs Florence Letitia Young who has died. It was witnessed by A W Ecker and G b Catshall. A second will of William Oliver Runkies Brunswick probate leaves entire estate to wife Mrs Bile V Runkles.
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Samuel D .Young
Woodsboro
Emma E Smith
Maurice Smith
Ages E Favorite
Ross Favorite
Mary E. Smutth
Raymond Smith
Mrs Young
Helena Belle Young
A W. Ecker
G B. Catshall
Willian Oliver Runkies
Brunswick
Bile V. Runkles
Executor named in 1936 will of H Campbell
The will dated September 15 1936 names H Campbell as the decedent and designates an executor. It was witnessed by Earl M Gordon A Lee W Horine and W E Nuw.
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H Campbell
Earl M. Gordon
A. Lee W. Horine
W. E. Nuw
Federal surveys to map coastlines and waterways
Washington Aug 7 reports more than five million dollars in federal public works funds will fund mapping and surveying across the United States. The Coast and Geodetic Survey receives 2.6 million to map coastlines and perform interior triangulations and elevations. Local wage use boosts communities nationwide.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Wll
Department
Repeal Foresight Redraws Liquor Industry Structure
As repeal looms, U.S. liquor firms plan a complex reorganization with holding companies, stock issues, and new distribution networks. Distillers expect shortages to ease slowly, while banks and brokers eye vast stock transfers and proposed mergers as Schenley and National Distillers expand warehousing and bourbon production.
Try These Recipes For Marmalade And Butter For Perfect Conserves
Fourth in a series, Sister Mary shares practical canning tips and recipes for peach butter, peach and orange marmalade, plum conserve, pear and pineapple conserve, and gooseberry conserve. Includes steps, proportions, and methods to prepare and sterilize jars for winter use.
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Mary
Mary Nea
Tivoli Theater Week: Double Harness and More
The Tivoli presents a comedy drama Double Harness starring Ann Harding as a modern bride who discovers marriage changes a man after a shotgun wedding. W C Fielding stars in The Barber Shop with a news reel, plus At City Opera House a Faramount short What Price Innocence and Pick Me Up riot comedy. The Frederick Theater shows What Price Innocence with a notable cast. cartoons and curiosity pages precede the feature.
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Tivoli
Ann Harding
Wiliam Powell
Tivoli Theater
Joan Colby
John Fletcher
Joan
W. C. Pielda
City Opera House
Pittaburgh Cad Company and union reach wage strike agreement
A tentative wage agreement was reached between the Pittaburgh Cad Company and the United Mine Workers on a Saturday after a prolonged dispute. The conference, led by Joly L Lewis of the miners union, involved weightmen and crew selections, with the company and union still at odds over where elections should occur. Edward F. McGrady of the recovery administration planned a trip to Uniontown to urge striking miners to return to work.
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Pittaburgh Cad Company
Spoteamen
Che Pak
WOK Atome
Beteen Jd4
Mouroonw
Compani Ui Joly L
Caak
Mae i Coat Company
Unnion
Lewis
Ti Wan
Edward F. McGrady
The
Recovery Administration
Uniontown
Four men confess gun running from Georgia arsenal
Four men detained in Athens confess they helped run a guns plot using arms stolen from the University of Georgia Military Department arsenal. Some weapons allegedly sold to Cuban rebels. Names John Fuller Paul Sorrow George Kinard Otis Goosh and Sgt John Davis Short figure in the case with varying levels of involvement.
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Athens
University of Geogin Military Department
John Fuller
Paul Sorrow
George Kinard
W. G Hawkins
U. S. Distrit
Sand
Otis Goosh
4& Farmer
John Davis Short
University
Sen
Lost weight with Kruschen Salts claim
Gladys Wells of Springfield Massachusetts reports dropping from 167 to 136 pounds using Kruschen Salts, claiming increased energy and health. The testimonial promises money back if not satisfied and urges daily half teaspoonful doses in hot water with a physician’s approval.
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Kruschen
Gladys Wells
Springfield
Mass
Theft of military rifles and ammunition reported
A burglary on the nights of June 1 to June 25 resulted in the theft of weapons including Browning machine guns and ammunition, about three 22 caliber target rifles, and several 20 shot automatic rifles. Hawkins expressed belief tied to the described suspect.
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Hawkins
Astronomers Timing January 24 1928 Total Eclipse
A newspaper note records the total solar eclipse of January 24 1928, mentioning it occurred seconds later than predicted by astronomers. The brief cites observers and times but lacks full data.
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Rpm
Bart
Tennessee Valley
Secretary of the Interior
Harold T. Fekes
Cotte
Samuel D. Young
Witte D. Runkles
Fihvest
Nquor M-Dustry
Willis Thornton
NEA
New York
America
Toohn Batleycottn
4 Nation
Bond
A. Valrymple
Dalrymple
Joseph Finch Co
Schenleys
National Distillers
Broad Ford
A. W Mellon
Aso
Syhtem
Sandard
Lauer Soleuness
Muceno
Leen
Miliary cl
Schenley Distillers Corp
Schenley Distillers
Old James BE. Pepper Co, Inc
Schenley
Joseph
Finch & Co
George T
Prankfort
Rossville Alohel and Chemical Corp
Ami
Peoria
Hiram Walker
Gooderham & Worts
American Commercial Alcohol Corp
Pesin
Til
Theater News
Thefla
University of Ga
Samuel Styler
Market ST
Barrymore
Strangers Return
Miriam Hopkins
Franchot Tone Stuart Erwir
MGM
Dal Ann
Walliam Tewell
Stath
Poplar Heights
Ridgeville
Bill” Tracey and His
Baltimoreans
Mary Stetfens M. D
Fonight
Dorothy Jordan
Foote
Quiee
Marjorie Rambeau
Ton Calhern
Dorothy Burgess
Hugh Herbert
Big Russness
Opera House
Pearre
Drug & Prescription Service
Demtel
Beashore
Atlantic City
Cape May
Ocean City of Wildwood, N. J
Frederick
Apebury Park
North dJaresy Coast
Adk
Baltimore & Ohio
Haxcoust
the News-Post
Bazoam Excursion
Chicago
Fae Real
Tsk Tichel
Famane
Real Mita
Wolder Theatre
Yi Ene
Jean Parker
Willard Mack
Vampire Bat
Maring
Fay Wray
Lionel AT Will Moekin Douglas
Geo. E. Stowe
Markell & Ford
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