Chapin Names Lamont as Commerce Secretary Pick
Aug 4 Detroit Roy D. Chapin, seen as a safer, optimistic choice, was named to the post of secretary of commerce. Robert F. Lamont resigned suddenly yesterday. Chapin said the government must confront the crisis and restore burning power after his Washington trip to accept the cabinet appointment.
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Detroit
Roy D. Chapin
América
Secritary of
Commerce
Robert FP. Lamont
My. Chapin
Washington
Roy C. Chapin
Detroitate
Doices
Department of Compierce
Robert P Lamont
Lamont Air
New Chief Ad Announces Sunday Light Class Title
An ETSA backed light class titled Ad appears as an announcement from the new chief. The notice suggests a Sunday event where items lost may be recovered or identified. The message emphasizes an access point to reclaim losses through the class.
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ETSA
Siege Ends as Indiana Guards Free 65 Miners
Federal and state forces lifted the siege at the Dixie Bee coal mine in Terre Haute Indiana as 65 locked miners were freed after a pitched battle that left one guard dead and four miners wounded. National Guardsmen and planes patrolled the area to deter further clashes while mine officials prepared to resume work once injuries heal.
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Trare Haute
Ind
Tere Heute
Wailetien Sdid
Risrdl
Itvea
Indiana
Pho ‘Yére
Haute Werd
Gerald Stadle
Sullivan
John Fullman
Teérré Bauté
Elmer Bedwell
Bullivet
Glenn Brosémah
Terre Haute
Leslie
Paul &. Tombaugh
Dixie Bee
Delock
Aé Gooti
Hoover Approves Pact on Treatment of War Prisoners
President Hoover activated two Geneva treaties addressing humane treatment of wounded and captured personnel during hostilities. Signed July 27, 1029 by the United States and 46 other nations, the agreements were already in effect in several countries and will soon take effect in Brazil, Belgium, and Poland.
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Hoover
Washington, D. C
United States
Geneva
Paih
Switzerland
Italy
Aigo- Slavia
Portugal
Great Britain
Australia
New Zealand
the Union
South Africa
India
Norway
Sweden
Latvia
Rumania
Brazil
Belgium
Poland
Seven Health Department Employees Face Dismissal
Seven employees of the city health department will be dismissed with the August 15 payday. Dr. W A King announced the cuts to save 400 monthly. The staff to go include nurses Frances Gayle and J Rusawi Tobias, market square Inspector Otto Hiles, sanitarian director Dr C A Holshauser, meat inspector S C Rels, and veterinary officer Dr R Rhea.
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City Health Department
W. A. King
City Health
King
Frances Gayle
J. Rusawi A. Tobias
Market Square
Otto Hiles
C. A. Holshauser
8. C. Rels
Rb. Rhea
Injunction Made Permanent Against H M Aubrey and Firm
A court on Thursday issued a written order making permanent an injunction sought by Cranfill-Reynolds and others against H M Aubrey in bankruptcy. The suit aimed to prevent intervention in the possession of substantial property including a large storage tank within the defined Deer Oil Company of Luilng.
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Cranfill-Reynolds Company
H. M Aubrey
Cef Gree
Tome
Luilng
Arson Charges Filed Against Two Men in Peare Court
In Peare Court Thursday morning, Max H. Betitzer of 328 Went Josephine Street and George J. Samuels of 846 East Ashvyalrete faced arson complaints led by Marshal Wolff. They are accused of burning property on the Mertz estate at 210 East Commerce Street on July 24, with reimbursements sought for furniture losses.
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Leo Men
Court of Justice of the Peare
John Ahoak
Marxhal Fd Wolff
Max H. Betitzer
Josephine Street
George J. Samuels
Ashvyalrete
Mertz
Eaat
Commerce Atrort
Rheumatism Upsets Court Interpreting Roster
The fragmentary report notes illness among court interpreters delaying federal court operations on Thursday. Captain Tot a is shown as assigned to the federal agent, with substitute interpreter arrangements mentioned. Announcement hints at home buy incentives and low prizes in classified ads under Heal Estate.
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Federa
Tota Wes
Virgil A. BrAth
Farm Board Plans Cotton Disposal Strategy
In Washington Aug 4 the Farm Board seeks to dispose of cotton held by the Cotton Stabilization corporation at top value before August. A plan aims to sell 650000 bales, loading 150000 bales by that time. Also noted are exceptional values in new and stored furniture and a miscellaneous exhibition of items.
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Warrigton
D. C
Farm Board
Cottim Stabilization Corporation
Robbery Charges Faced by Prisoner Ghiitkés
A prisoner identified as Ghiitkés faces robbery charges connected to a case at a local store. Justice John F. Onlon's court convened Tuesday. The incident involved the store manager, G. G. Patton, and a police inquiry by the state. English and Gillam are named in various context within the report.
Dawh Cleanser and Bran Flakes Promotion Ad
A small advertisement lists Dawh Cleanser three cans and Post Bran Flakes or Skinner Baker’s Cocoa four pound can priced at 15 with a one item per line layout, indicating a price-oriented retail promotion.
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Chapin
Simon
Galveston and Rétors
Ilianatilichee
Elias Wba
Fanaa
Joss
San Antonio
Ian
Myneathe
Ashers
Maake An Hyeraly
Health Dept
Farm Board Plang Cotton Disposal
Ghgagg
Ehwlieh
Chiéago Cbs, Inc
Éding Chailie Gillam
Rogers Hornsby
Natirt
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Bakers
Amil
Ecbliom
Thompson
William Corn
Campbell’s
Vari Camp
Swift
Jergen
Libby
Lifehuoy
Welch
van Camp
Monarch
Monarch Grane Julee, Pt
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