Debt Parley Seen in Norman London Trip
British and American officials discuss war debts and currency stabilization ahead of the world economic conference. Montagu and Norman pursue plans under the alias Clarence Skinner, with moves toward gold standard, revaluation, and possible debt relief or cancellation. Leaders meet as Franco British talks focus on a Franco American commerce accord.
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Statehat Norman
The
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America
United States
Bank of England
Herriot
France
Samuel
Britain
Channel Islands
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Allands
Winston Churchill
Sunday Pictorial
Great Brita Aught
Reserve Bank and
Tie Bank of England
Sunday Chronicle
Weather forecast for La Avlonto and nearby regions
Partly cloudy with scattered showers expected Monday night and Tuesday. Monday highs near 76 with lows around 73, Tuesday cooler with around 68 degrees. Light to moderate southerly winds along the coast. East Texas mostly partly cloudy with night shower chances. Wind southeast to south along coastal areas.
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East Texas
South Winda
Cotton Gains and Market Rally Spur New Highs
Cotton rose to 10 cents 4 pound in New York on August 29 as bullish crop reports fueled a near doubling from June lows. The rally lifted the July position to 19 cents, with bale gains across the list and widespread strength in commodities amid brisk trading.
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New York
Mallison Heads Toward Sydney on Second Atlantic Leg
Mallison, after an overnight hop across the Atlantic from near Newfoundland, arrived in St John and refueled. He left at 10:02 a.m. East Standard Time for Sydney, with an expected three hour flight to reach the city. Weather delayed arrival. he planned to stay in Sydney for the night unless Grace permits otherwise.
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Mallison
Hop ST. John
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Sydney
Germany Braces for Papen Hitler Talks and Shutdown Threat
Berlin reports an unexpected conference plan between Papen and Hitler as Germany faces a potential coalition shift. Papen vows a yearlong resuscitation program backed by roughly 2.0 billion marks in tax certificates to revive prosperity and curb war-time evils, with funds aimed at boosting employment and industry recovery.
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Berlin
Germany
Junker
Franz von Papen
Gerany
Ab Millewater
Ose
Nasi
Adolf Botley
Bnd
Union
Three Die in Auto Crash Near Kirbyville
Beaumont dispatch reports Marvin Chote twenty Pat Keller nineteen and Mia Lonlan Montgomery twenty one were killed when their automobile collided with a cotton lorry near Kirbyville. Many others were injured in the wreck reported early yesterday.
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Wreck Beaumont
Marvin Chote
Pat Keller
Mia Lonlan Montgomery
Autonomie
Kirbyvilkc
Cotton Rise Looks Good To Smoker
WADESBORO NC Aug 28 F Traditions look brighter to H W Little merchant and cotton buyer He is smoking again After cotton slumped to over cents a pound he quit three months ago He said times are too hard When October enilan reaches eight vents I ll light up again
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Wadesboro
N.C
H. W. Little
Little
Hoover Returns to Capital After Weekend Camp Stay
President Hoover came back to the White House early today after a weekend at his Rabidan camp in the Virginia mountains with friends. Mrs. Hoover and several party members remained behind. Hoover conferred with Henry M. Robinson, Los Angeles banker and central committee chairman of the new business coordination of Gallitian, during the mountain ride back to Washington. The group halted at Warrenton, Virginia, en route to the capital for Hoover to buy morning newspapers.
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Virgina Mountains
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Henry M. Robinson
Los Angeles
Warrenton
Mr. Hoover
R F C Sets Rules for New Construction Loans
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation announced loan rules for states municipalities and private firms funding self contained construction. Only new construction qualifies no refinancing of existing projects if it would not create employment according to a pamphlet issued to loan agencies and chambers of commerce.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Acencies
Chambers of Commerce
Oil Station Man Kidnaped and Robbed Near Arlington
Billy Wilkerson, operator of a filling station two and a half miles west of Arlington, was held up and kidnaped just before midnight by a man believed to be the same offender who had robbed another man in Fort Worth an hour earlier. The suspect, described as matching the Fort Worth robber, also held up a Fort Worth couple on the Fort Worth Dallas highway near Handley and Look, stealing more than $800 in jewelry.
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Billy Wilkerson
Arlington
Ux Port Worth
Fort Worth-Dallas
Handley
Oil Men Meet for Proration Hearing
Caldwell County holds proration hearing as Texas railroad commission and Tax collector prepare to hear testimony on conservation problems across five fields including East Texas. Youth drowns in Brazos river after swimming with cotton pickers near Brenham. Rev James R. B. Gox launches jobless party campaign with stops in East Liverpool Lisbon Salon and Youngstown.
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Austin
Brenham
Texas
Alig
Joe Flourtiar
Port Worth
Brazos River
Cox Pens
Pittsburgh
James RB. Gox
Flames and raids hit Mukden arsenal in Manchuria
Aug 29 dispatch reports Chinese raiders attacking Mukden and the arsenal and air base in Manchuria. Fire spread through the city as Japanese defenses fought back. a Japanese officer and two soldiers were killed near the arsenal. Chinese forces threatened the south gate and the wireless station, with blame placed on Marshal Chang Hsiao Liang and guerrilla allies.
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Maeden
Manchuria
Hun Hopu
Manchukuo
Hsiao Liang
Couple to Face Court Over Starved Boy Discovery
Gallipolis Ohio August 24 A private judge ordered a public hearing for a married couple after deputies found a year-old boy emaciated, unkempt and living in a dirty, bare room. The boy Paren Moeliter was taken to the county children’s home for treatment and care.
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Ohio
Abedr House
Paren Moeliter
Ane
Sylvester Hochler
Addison
UN County
Caren
Havi
Bal
Now-What- Mr. Stimson? Imbecility in diplomacy
The piece critiques Hoover and Stimson for expanding the Kellogg pact into perpetual intervention in every war. It cites Tokyo recognizing Manchuria, Dulles and Huntington Wilson opposing the policy, and warns that U S policy risks provoking a conflict. It laments imbecility and urges a self contained, rational foreign policy based on mutual respect and non interference.
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Stinson
Aprésment
Stimson
Tokio
Japan
Manchuria
Diet
China
League of Nations
Mr. Stimson
Institute of Politics
Williamstown
Foster Dulles
Hoover
United States
Poll battle shapes Texas governor race in off year
Dallas dispatch reports the Texas Democratic gubernatorial primary tilting toward incumbent R Sterling as results from Dallas and Lubbock counties widen his lead over Miriam Ferguson. With about 950000 votes cast and 15 000 remaining, the bureau notes potential changes as more counties report, while Kennedy Live Oak and Jim Hogg lag. The Texas election bureau, a cooperative of newspapers, emphasizes ongoing tabulation and cautions the official tally rests with county reports.
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R. Sterling
Tidas Election Bureau
Miriam A. Ferguson
Saie
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Ferguson
Mr. Sterling
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Urller
Sterng
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Lubbock
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Louvre
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Jin
Hogg
Bterling
Live Oak
Jim Hoge
Sterling
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