Roosevelt Debt Stance Outlined in War Debts Talks
A U S statement from President Ramere outlines American aims on war debts. Ambassadors from two nations held talks at the State Department, urging payment while considering individual debtor issues and potential token payments or new terms. An ambassador visits Under-Secretary Pholips as talks continue. no date yet set for the debt message to Congress.
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Ramere
Radar
Sherry
Belgium
State Department
Belzan
Pholips
Andrew LaBoulaye
Debis Mint
Congress
Dust Storms Sweep Midwest Causing Damages and Heat
Severe dust storms spread from Des Moines Iowa to Minnesota South Dakota and Nebraska with 40 mph winds and gusts up to 32 mph in Des Moines. Fires in Wabasha Minnesota damaged warehouses and elevators, costing hundreds of thousands. Heat peaks to 93 degrees as dust drifts clog highways and cities report hot, dry conditions.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
Datotes
Kansas
Nebraska
Wabasha
Mon
Fairmount
Minn
Lincoln
South Dakota
Macon Destroyed Debris Signals Key Naval Exercise
Fragmentary OCR reports a 1920s Macon incident mentioning an airship risk and naval messages. Authorities including Secretary Swanson discussed the event and possible damage. The text hints at strategic base concerns and deployment of destroyer reports.
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Naval Caribbean
Cepatimen
Macon
Swanson
Girssip
Rotary talk on International Service by Staunton editor
Charles K. Brown of Staunton Times Leader spoke at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Rotary International Service as the organization’s peak objective. He recounted Vienna convention friendships, Havana mediation in the South American Civil War, and urged more local effort through forums, reading, and correspondence. The meeting was led by James H. Gembrill with several guests present. Building permits totaling 2,382,929 were issued in Miami and Beach during 1933.
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Realms
Francis Scott Key
Charles K. Brown
Staunton Times
56Th Dust
Ignatius Brorlee
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Brown
Rotary
Vienna
Betty
Havana
South America
Ers
James H. Gembrill
Earl Cartright Shick
Jacoby
Robert L Harder
Berwick
Pas
HL Opin
Staunton
J Aleus Shriver
Baltimore
Flea Catchers Face Police Over Unusual Trade
In Frederick Hagerstown on May 9 three youths were accused of trapping fleas from dogs, using a comb and flea-catching gear. They admitted receiving payment, and police warned them to obtain dog owners’ permission before capturing fleas, noting the odd nature of the business.
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Hagerstown
Polce
Enaus and Scarney Wed in Brooklyn Presbyterian Church
George E Enaus and Frorerse C Scarney both of Brooklyn Maryland wed at the Presbyterian manse on a Tuesday afternoon officiated by Rev. Dr Charles EB Wechter. Miss Ernestine Enaus sister of the groom and Mr August Denhard of Baltimore attended. Also noted is a remark about Thomas Edison being the first man to hear his own voice reproduced not as an echo.
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Enaus—Schilling
George E. Enaus
Frorerse C. Scarney
Brooklyn
Presbyterian Manse
Charles EB. Wechter
Ernestine Enaus
August Denhard
Baltimore
Thomas Edison
Dowling Kidnapping Case Ends With Wedding of Defendant
In Los Angeles on May 9 the Dowling case reached a denouement but the court refused immediate dismissal. R C Dowling the movie dance director pleaded not guilty to abducting actress Marjorie Crawford and said he had married her. The trial is set for June 5.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Dowling Strawford
R. C
Danny" Dowling
Marjorie Crawford
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