Approval of Mill Code Awaited as U S Manages Code
Washington July 4 cotton textile makers begin adjusting to the code set to go into effect July 17 under the national recovery act. The plan promises 100000 workers returning to jobs with wages of 12 a week in the South and 15 in the North for up to 40 hours. Industrial leaders praise the cooperative spirit while minor points and provisions for stretch-out systems are still debated.
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Washington, D. G
Werdun
South
Roosevelt
Bagh Shahpran
Tabor
Jonkson
Ohio Capitalist to Be Asked Source of Stock Holdings
A Washington inquiry targets Cleveland financier Erank E Taplin to disclose how he obtained railroad stock sold to Pettistead Corp in 1929 amid market fears insiders may have dumped shares before the crash. Senate investigators plan to summon Taplin Wednesday as part of a Kuhn, Loeb and Co inquiry into Pennroad financing.
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Ohio Capitalist
Washington, D.C
Senate
Erank E. Taplin
Cleveland
Pettistead Corporation
Tee Afb
Gore
Ua Fe
Taplin
Kuhn
Parley Discusses Gold Standard Resumption Plans
Delegates debate monetary stabilization with aims to return to gold when feasible. Each nation to set its own timing and rate for eventual stabilization. Countries currently on gold insist on maintaining position despite depreciation of others.
American Currency Declines Abroad
New York reports show the dollar weakening against major currencies as Sterling opens at 43.125 cents and French francs rise to 5.01 cents. Dutch guilders gain to 1.05 dollars and Swiss francs advance to 24.60 cents. The New York Federal Reserve Bank may begin exchange market operations to curb volatile currency movements and curb speculation.
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New York
Ropeewell
Tme
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Trwan
Reserve Veystem
New York Bank
Oil Land Litigation Awards Five Thousand Dollars
In a non jury federal district court suit, a $5000 damages award was granted for failure to develop land on the Refuge and to release it. The case involved a private party and the defendants are linked to the Investment Chungpeng scheme. The decision was delivered by Judge Barnel B. Dabnee.
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Duriher
Federal District Court
Mics
Famia VW
Beard
Macs
Barnel B. Dabnee
Beard Una
Nebraska Pastor to Preach Here on Sunday
A Nebraska pastor will deliver a sermon at St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church located on South Prosaro and Raseborang streets at 11 a.m. Sunday. The service marks a local religious event with the Urs Gc. Falskon of Boom as featured speaker.
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Nebraska
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Ohair
South Prosa
Raseborang
Obituary of Toward Hardy at Avani, Texas
Toward Hardy, 48, of 926 Avani, San Alleniaa, died. Survivors include widow Mrs. Givariotte How, daughter Mrs. Taymand Behurtwe, sons Jack Bardy and Chitin Towner, and mother Mrs. Pavia Howld, all of San Antonio. funeral held at residence. service conducted by Ma. Ki Perry of 8k dchin'a Fplncommt church.
Air Racer Russell Boardman Injured in Takeoff Incident
Indianapolis reports Russell Boardman, famed Boston aviator, injured after his plane nosed over during takeoff at a brief stop. He sustained head and back injuries and remained unconscious upon hospital transfer. Race from New York to Los Angeles continues with other fliers including Amelia Earhart and Len Genibaeh in the East West transcontinental air race.
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Endianapolie
Russell Boardman
Boston
Lo Detinua
New York
Los Angeles
Wichita
Tal
Roscoe Turney
Indianapolis
Ax Betas
Boardman
Ahagphal
Len Genibaeh
New Dettiel
Jiere
Col Rox
Turner
Mugsell
Uis
Amelia Earhard
Floyd Bennerh
Harhad
George Palmer Pulnar
Tyres
Ares
Ramon Turner
Notts
iMast Feiss
Ler Gehlbach
James We Oe
Paterson
Tua Turner
Gehlbach Wearil
Ruth Nichols
Deposits Insured Under New Banking Plan Begins
Nathan Robertson reports from Washington that starting January 1 deposits in sound banks will be insured under a Glass-Bhagall act provision. Initial six month coverage up to $25, then full insurance up to $10,000 after July 1 next year, with gradual phaseouts for non member banks and banks under conservators. Non member state banks gain coverage for two years. Deposits in failing banks face delayed payout via a conservatorship mechanism.
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Nathan Robertson
Washington
D. C
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Treasury
Lectral Reserve Central Banks
Th & Cart
Oatinnsl Bank
Insurance Corporation
Judge Halts Custody Fight in Compromise Over Boy
Judge W W McGrory of Ninety fourth District Court approved a voluntary custody compromise between divorced parents over their son. R H L Hall filed habeas corpus alleging his ex wife Idn C Hall took the boy, claiming a June 27 1932 custody agreement. The agreement now provides the father keeps the child except July August and during Christmas New Year when the mother retains custody. no testimony was heard.
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W. W. McGrory
Fourth District Court
R. H L. Hall
Alligants
Iran
Twcker
Delayed Hearing On Broadway Music Noise Case Delayed
A hearing on a dispute over loud music from a coal beer place and a cafe on Broadway was postponed to July 18 by Judge W W McCrory. Witnesses testified that the noise disrupted summer entertaining at nearby homes and that the owner threatened to move if complaints continued. Neighbors considered an injunction while plaintiffs argued over proper authorization to sue, with questions raised about consent from nearby residents and the ownership of the plaintiff listed.
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Broadway
Seturdey
Coal Beer Place
J. H. Compton
TP. A. ‘Tallmador
Benham
E. A
Mayer
J.E. Miller
Miller Operates
Dairy Contracts Held Binding in Swit Over Funds
Judge Tayloe in the Forty-fifth District Court ruled that contracts between dairy farmers and the Alamo Co-Operative Milk Producers’ Association are binding and cannot be broken by either party. The dispute centers on funds owed by Melager Dairies and ownership between the association and former members who withdrew and sold cattle. Metzger’s remained delivering milk but contested payment, while withdrawing members threatened suit.
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Alamo Co-Operative
Tayloe
Forty-fith Bistret Coute
Melager Dairies
Henny Mueller
J. E. Burtogs
Dor
Neb
Metzgers
Metagers
Parlos
Taylor
Nsga
Expres. i
Llano Youth Pleads Bond in Death Case
Llano youth returns bond after a fatal drowning on Tuesday involving T. W. Barrington, 17, who fell into the river following an alleged encounter on the river bank. Coroner’s verdict ruled the drowning accidental.
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Llano
Llang
Finn Pent Jr
T. W. Barrington
Barrington
Che Law
Thieves Rob Home Then Drink Milk in Bizarre Break-In
Reported break in details a group stealing from a residence and later drinking milk from the refrigerator. The incident occurred as neighbors noted evidence of entry and a brief disturbance before authorities arrived.
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J. OG. Jeffrey
Brena Viara Aleck
Paller Ant
Radio Editor Warns on Name Spelling in Broadcast Listings
In a letter from Marvin Bowman, the Typographical Department notes a recurring misnaming of Charles Cathie in radio listings. He urges consistency as Station KZSA in San Antonio airs programs from RTSA and WBC Tonight, including Jean Piccard on balloon plans and a New York Philharmonic broadcast, with multiple music programs scheduled across stations throughout the evening.
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Marvin
Bowman
Harald McLean
Agape
Therr Ir
New York
San Antoni
KZSA
Charles Cathie
Carlisle
Carlyie
Carly
Colona
Tam
Mr. Gerille
Mr. Carille
Ann Lent
Okan
RTSA
Beverly Idylls Amid Economic Jumble In July Letter
A garbled July letter laments rising prices and distrust of the dollar. It argues money values depend on belief, noting Europe’s displeasure with American policies and questioning real worth. The piece hints at global trade and currency sentiment without clear facts.
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Beverly
Europe
America
Rogers
Deportees From Nuevo Laredo Return After Detention
John Pum yea and Norman McLeod were deported from Nuevo Laredo to the United States after being charged with illegally entering Mexico by airplane without a permit. Each was fined 60 pesos and their plane confiscated by the Mexican government. They were escorted to the American side by consular officers and left by car for San Antonio with Mrs. Pumyrie.
Mexico Thirsty as U S exports curb beer supply
Mexico City reports a beer shortage for domestic consumption due to exports to the United States. The industry department notes demand outpacing supply as shipments head north. Local retailers warn of limited stock and rising prices through the month of July.
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Mexico Thirsty Ag U8
Mexico, D. F
Industry Department
United States
Roosevelt Flight Back to Washington After Vacation
President Roosevelt schedules departure aboard the Indianaballs for Washington from Campo Bello Jeland after two weeks vacation. He aims to reach the capital by June 4 to lead the economic recovery campaign and push for stabilization of currencies amid a world conference pressure to drop the gold standard. The White House signals a firm stance against immediate currency devaluation while weighing a $500,000,000 budget shift as part of the broader crisis response.
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Campo Bello Jeland
Preside
Roosevelt
Gus
Crue
Indianaballs
Weakington
Aong
World Economic Conference
France
Cialion
T! United States
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