Hoover Urges War on Hoarding to Unleash Money
President Hoover led a nationwide drive urging citizens to release idle money hoarded in banks and pockets. He warned hoarding strangled daily life, raising unemployment and harming farmers, as Col. Knox and other officials outlined a three week mobilization in 1,306 communities and the use of baby bonds to attract hidden dollars.
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Hostilities Continue Near Shanghai Amid Skirmishes
United Press reports renewed fighting on the Shanghai outskirts between Chinese and Japanese forces. Chinese officials say battles persist near Kiating Huangin and Taichang, with Japanese air and troop movements. refugees report Kiating in flames as Woosung receives reinforcements.
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Sousa Dies After Heart Attack At Age Seventy Seven
John Philip Sousa, famed march composer and bandmaster, died of a heart attack in Reading, Pennsylvania, shortly after directing a rehearsal. He will be buried in Congressional Cemetery with honors. His body was transported to Washington amid snow, with an honor guard planned by his family and friends.
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Reading
Marine Band
Congressional Cemetery
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Hamilton Abert
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Marine Corps
Naty
Ngton
Aviation firm seeks favored airmail contract pathway
John Koider of Kohler Aviation Company asked a wartime post office hearing to grant him a private airmail route from 3 Skee to Detroit over Lake Bay with guaranteed, noncompetitive access. He warned open bidding could invite rivals undercutting him and divert passenger and express business his bid anticipated. He claimed the route should not be exposed to competition to avoid cancellation of contracts and loss of rewards.
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Kohler Aviation Company
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Detroit
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Post Office
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Airma
Bragging of Opinion on Frozen Crow Weather Erupts
Weather news chronicles a sweeping cold wave hitting multiple regions from the Atlantic to the Midwest. Temperatures plunge to 12 below zero in the Rockies and 18 below in Williston. Coastal winds and snow complicate traffic as coast guardsmen perish in a capsized craft while 50 sailors remain missing.
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Dixie
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Mason and Dixon Line
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Virginia
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Ambush Slightly Hurts Chicago Gangster at Home
Charles O'Donnell of the south side beer clan suffers a minor sight injury in an ambush as he feigns death on the sidewalk. Three or more shooters fire from a nest above his home. police say no serious injuries among the O'Donnell brothers amid the South Side beer racket firefight.
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Charles O'Donnell
South Side
O'Donnell
Edward Ss O'Donnell
Bi O'Donnell
Continued Cold and Strong Winds Forecast Coast to Lakes
Weather notes warn of continued cold tonight through Tuesday with strong northwest winds over Lake Michigan and the lake region. Advisories remain for Lakes Erie and Michigan with colder temps and occasional freezing conditions in the extreme northern areas. Temperatures fall to near the single digits in places, with clear skies and brisk conditions reported in Milwaukee and Los Angeles observatories noted for reference.
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Michigan
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Milam
Two Women Slain Near Batham Lake in Wisconsin
Two women were found slain and burned in a car near Turtle Lake Wisconsin early Sunday. Police believe a gangland killing due to extensive dental work and acid damage on the faces. Investigators circled the case as they sought to identify the victims.
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James Olson
Balsam Lake
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Minneapolis
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Polk County
Olson
William Meisiecke
Park
Meilecke
Supreme Court affirms overruling of defendant motion
The Supreme Court of Kansas affirms the order of the district court overruling the motion of the defendants for judgment on the merits in a suit filed after a 1930 publication in The Journal. The case involves Brinkies of Milford and a $890,000 claim, with references to medical and surgical acts and other activities as the trial proceeds.
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Geat Coumay Dsitiet
Bones of Huge Animal Found Deep in Wisconsin
In Hinelander Wisconsin workers uncovered remains described as a huge animal skeleton about eighty five feet below ground. Heavy digging and careful removal were underway as experts prepared to identify the mysterious bones and determine their origin and significance for the local museum.
Paris Briand Dies After Stroke at 69
Paris reports the death of Aristide Briand at about 12 o'clock following a stroke. The veteran foreign minister and former premier, age 69, helped draft the Briand Kellogg pact and promoted ideas of a United States of Europe. He briefly led as premier and was a longtime figure in French politics, narrowly missing the presidency due to nationalist opposition.
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First Steps in State Suit to GolleGt Bank Insurance
The state filed summons and complaints in Dane County Circuit Court to collect insurance on funds deposited at the defunct Capital City Bank of Madison. Gen John W Reynolds and Benjamin C Poss, special attorneys, represent the insurers. The action targets premiums tied to bonds and seeks legal conclusions on bonds held, with the state noting specific amounts and dates in prior accounts.
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Major Changes in Bank Laws Proposed
Washington hearing outlines proposed reforms in banking law by the House Banking Committee. The measure aims to tighten regulations and modernize compliance standards across national and state institutions.
Oshkosh Opens Sale of U S Bonds to Public
Oshkosh voters and a citizens committee led by Josslyn opened the treasury certificate sale to combat hoarding. The 2 percent bonds should be bought with savings not checks, officials say, and a house to house canvass is planned to reach buyers. The drive aims to spur employment and restore spending, not to fund government needs.
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Josslyn
Trip Interrupted Owing to the Baby
A garbled police blotter style record recounts a domestic disturbance involving a baby and multiple individuals in Waukegan. The fragmentary text mentions names such as Lindbergh and Wood and refers to a telephone, a potential arrest, and a suspect list amid unclear circumstances.
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Husky New Revenue Bill Introduced in House
Washington, D. C. June 30. The Husky new revenue bill was introduced today in the house to raise about 1.096 billion dollars in the next year. It imposes a 2 percent sales tax on the nation’s manufacturers and imports, expected to yield 595 million dollars returned to the treasury. Passage is anticipated next week with debates to follow. The bill spans about 297 pages and is retroactive in parts.
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Garner
Senate
Aneers Gaia
Hoover
Elpe Hiem
Siealie
Homeehold
Anti-Bigotry Parley In Washington Brings Faiths Together
Domestic leaders and faith representatives gathered under Jewish and Orthodox auspices for a national conference aimed at combatting antisemitism and bigotry. Organizers include Rabbi Alster and Episcopal Bishop Freeman, voicing unity across denominations and urging united action in public life.
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Nacoaverence of Jews
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Rabbi Alster Wasthraton Bea
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Lindberghs hint at ransom plan via Spitale Bitz meet
A letter demanding $300,000 ransom and proposing a meeting with a Lindbergh representative at a Craig Trail restaurant near Mansfield Pa was intercepted by New York state police. Officials indicated confidence the child may still be alive, while Jersey police signal cooperation with gangland intermediaries as talk of Spitale and Bitz acting as go-betweens surfaces.
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New York
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Sergl
George Hofer
Sidney Barracks
Associated Press
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Baby Charles
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Salvatore Spitule
Erving Bitz
Underworld
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England plans to extend suspension of gold standard
London debates the extension of the gold standard suspension amid financial emergency. The measure would prolong the policy for six months starting September 24, with discussions in the House of Commons about its impact on credit and domestic recovery.
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