Washington stabilisation talks reach cautious stage
By Associated Press June 16 in Washington Condon reports world economic officials after meetings of monetary and economic commissions plan to hold off on currency stabilization pending approval from the American administration French delegates express disappointment over Woodin's Washington statement that the US government has not agreed to stabilization proposals. French had expected action under Cox chairmanship of the US group and plans to stabilize the dollar at about 4.04 to 4.97 per British pound. Treasury notes discussions in London are exploratory and any agreement will be made in Washington.
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Notable Victory Marks Roosevelt's Final Act
Washington reports the Roosevelt era ends with the Senate and House approving a $650 million veterans’ bill after a tense budget fight. President’s allies hail broad cooperation, noting Congress largely followed his program, and adjournment came amid sharp exchanges, capping a landmark recovery drive.
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Bomb Found At Front Door Of Soh End Restaurant
June 16 Boston police stopped a possible disaster when a bomb at the front door of a Soh End restaurant was snuffed by officers after Charles Feruza alerted them. The device, ten inches long and six inches across, weighed about seven pounds and was moved to police headquarters. A three story building housed the restaurant on the first floor.
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Boston
Charles Feruza
Por Henen
Harvard JV Beats Yale Jayvees In Morning Regatta
New London Conn June 16 a sprint in the last 70 yards gave Harvard junior varsity a smashing victory over Yale Jayvees by three quarters of a length and the crimson an even break in the two morning races of the annual regatta. Yates undefeated freshmen eight opened with an easy win over Harvard yearlings. The Elis seemed to lead until a great finishing sprint pulled the crimson Jayvees ahead to the finish.
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Senate committee to study conditions in major cities
The investigation assigns Senator Copeland to study New York conditions while Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan and Senator Louis Murphy of Iowa probe Detroit and Chicago. Public hearings are planned in Washington, likely in September. The report will guide remedial legislation.
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Iowa
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Class Ode Ends Ceremony as Ivy Planted and Picture Taken
The Glass Ode closing exercises featured words by Lawrence Floyd and music by Jacueline Dondero. Seniors marched to the lawn and planted the class ivy while Fred Marden took a class photo.
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Jacueline Dondero
Fred Marden
Stock Market Quotations Near Noon Mayhem of Prices
Approximate transactions to noon today show a broad array of stock quotes with Bendix at 15 percent, General Motors 24, U S Steel 51, Westem Union 49, United Aircraft 30, Johns Manville 434, DuPont 71, Eastman Kodak 78, Morgan others. Call money renewed at 1 percent, with numerous industrials and utilities trading across a wide price range.
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Cal, Gas, & el
Drug, Inc
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East
Kodak
Gen. Motors
Gillette
Goodyear
Houston Oid
Johns Manville
Ken. Cop
Loews Inc
Mont. Ward
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U.S. Ind
Plains Baseball Clash Tonight at The Plains
The The Plains team faces Atlantic Heights at the Plains tonight in a midweek matchup read in The Herald Want Ada for coverage.
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the Plains
the Herald
Ada
Famine Deaths Reported Across Shensi Province China
Shanghai dispatches describe widespread famine deaths in Shensi and surrounding regions. Reports say no rain since 1028 left vast areas barren, with thousands dead and survivors resorting to banditry and cannibalism. Wolves nightly prey on the starving, and farm animals are nearly extinct. A high speed motor speedway project in Hammond Indiana links to the era’s auto racing boom.
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China
Shensii
Shensi
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California
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