Message from Mrs Roosevelt on Independence Day
The text reports Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt urging Americans to reflect on their duties as citizens during Independence Day. The message, sent via the American embassy, emphasizes global citizenship and the United States’ standing. William O. Gornell is noted as handling the dissemination, with a public reception hosted by Ambassador Joseph Daniels and Mrs Daniels.
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Menico. D. F
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Republic of Mexico
Chey
United States
William Ogornell
Josenbus Daniels
Daniels
Alton Giant Draws Crowds At World’s Fair Exhibits
Chicago July 141 A 73 year old visitor from Alton DL Robert Wadlow arrived with peers to tour the World’s Fair. The remarkable youth stands seven feet six inches tall and weighs 365 pounds attracting broad attention at several exhibits.
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Chicago
Robert Wadlow
Alton
Robert
Protect the Eyes of Youth and Early Vision Health
An article urges early eye examinations for children by a competent optometrist to correct vision defects. It emphasizes that youth have greater eye flexibility and that wearing glasses early can prevent lifelong impairment, citing the Better Vision Bureau and local advocates.
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Better Vision Bureau
MME Hovey
Medical Arts Building Sale Looms In Chicago Deal
Harold Schloss of Chicago bid 195 000 for the Medical Arts Building on Houston Street and Avenue 1. Judge DiVal West will approve the sale after receiver Melvin L. Straus recommended acceptance following a public auction conducted by J. B. Davis. The deal includes a November 15 194 bond and a plan to refinance via funding bonds to extend 10 years.
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Medical Arts
Harold Schloss
Chicago
Pondapiders
Federa
DiVal West
Melvin L. Straus
Houston Street
Avenue 1
J. B. Davis
Medical Arts Building Company
Schip
Reid
Strade
Refused comment on U S cotton loan to Russia
Moscow reports officials declined to discuss the American Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan of four million dollars to the Soviet government for cotton purchases. The Foreign Office and Commissariat for Trade avoided specifics awaiting higher instructions on how to handle the delicate matter.
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U. S
Russia
Moscow
American Reconstruction Finance Corporation
United States
Sovith
Hae Fol
Fritign Office
Commissariat For Tordian
Rade Cathhouse
Postmasters Open Fort Worth Meet
District postmasters of Texas met in Fort Worth for a three day session led by Selman A. Bwana and other leaders. The gathering focused on the general theme of the convention and featured remarks from senior postmasters and officials.
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Fort Worth
Por Worth
Texas
Xath
Selman A. Bwana
Tove
Germans Seek Writ To Halt Poland Land Reform
Germany asks a court at The Hague for a temporary injunction against Poland to stop enforcement of alleged discriminatory land reform measures affecting German landowners. The move follows fruitless talks between Berlin and Warsaw and discussions in the League of Nations council.
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Berlin
Germany
Hague
Poland
Council of the League of Naliana
German imports to Denver falter after leadership shift
Report from Denver on July 4 notes a sharp drop in imports from Germany following C. F. Aiel's resignation and Hitler’s asserted clarity. Biel, a major dealer in artificial materials, remains prominent in discussions of continued German manufacturing amid anti dowah sentiment.
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Grrkman Imforts
Denver
Germany
C. F. Aiel
Hitler
Dows
Biel
Ienon
Johnson pushes industry codes amid price stabilization plan
Washington July 4. Hugh S Johnson urges industries to send reps to Washington to help craft recovery codes. Some firms shape codes with their lawyers, not aiming at Roosevelt’s objectives. A steam of sectors anticipate submitting codes, including cotton wool textiles, with hearings next week. An open price association may replace fixed pricing to stabilize industry markets.
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Washington
D. C
Hugh
Johnson
Une
National Recovery Administration
Roosevelt
Joheson
Solon study ford charges in national banking probe
Washington suspects and Detroit banker Herbert R. Wilkins accuse Wall Street interests of engineering the banking holiday to embarrass Henry Ford. Senate Banking and Currency Committee chair Fletcher signals possible inquiry next October into Wall Street power and Detroit bank failures linked to Ford’s funds. Ford reportedly faced 285 million in danger as two banks failed during the holiday period.
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Herbert R. Wilkins
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Wall Street
Henry Ford
Senate
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Lotoriés
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Desort
Wilkins
Ford
New York
Archer City Well Flows 1200 Bhs
Archer City Texas reports the W B Hamilton No 1 well completed four miles south with a flow of 1200 barrels per hour after a test from 1142 to Lit Jont. The well was a mouth offset to Pace No 1 in survey, completed 30 days after prior area activity.
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Archer City
Texas
W. B. Hamilton
James P. Longivy Binek
Aurvey jSf
Bishop of Seattle Named by Pope
Vatican City July 4 reports Pope Pius named Father Gerald Shaughnessy of Brookland District of Columbia as bishop of Seattle Washington. The appointment shifts leadership for Bealtit with Shaughnessy set to oversee the diocese.
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Seattle
Pope
Vatican City
Gerald Shaughnessy
Brookland
Postal Gains Point to Strong May Receipts
Reports from Washington indicate nationwide gains in postal receipts for May. San Antonio shows a 53.1 percent rise over May 1932, Harrisburg 74.4 percent, with Houston at 15.2 percent and Kansas City at 18.64 percent. Local figures were not released by instruction.
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San Antonio
Peasi
Washington
Harrisburg
Houston
Texas
Kansas City Tech
Car Loadings Rise for Missouri Pacific Week
Missouri Pacific railroad report shows car loadings and receipts for the week ended July 1 at 10,643, compared with 22,424 in the same week last year, in St. Louie.
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ST. Louie
Missouri Pacific Railroad Reporter
Safer Fourth Prompts Fewer Fireworks Use Across Nation
Washington BC July 4 report notes fewer sabers boats and fireworks amid the safe and sane Fourth initiative. Census figures show a long term decline in production and employment in fireworks since 1820, with output dropping in value from prior years and workers reduced from about 12,50 to 1,250 across the industry.
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Washington
Rescued marooned men recount Cedar Point jetty ordeal
In Sandusky Ohio July 4 coast guards rescued thirty marooned seamen after a windstorm left them stranded for hours on a Cedar Point jetty in Lake Erie. They described taking a beating from wind and surf while fighting to survive before being brought to safety.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Coast Guards
Cedar Font
Lake Erie
Llet
Wateh
Fishermen Feared Dead After Coast Storm
Three unidentified fishermen drowned off the coast as a severe storm swept Washington coast. The men clung to poles a mile offshore during the height of the gale as Coast Guard vessels searched the sea for them. The storm caused considerable damage to local shipping.
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Washington, D. C
INS
Coast Board
Agteage Cut Warning From Texas Farm Office
College Station July 4 An agriculture official announced that cotton acreage reduction contracts must be approved by Washington before farmers may slough up cotton. H Williamson, in charge of the Texas reduction campaign, warned tenants and landlords that destroying cotton beforehand would remove any government benefits. He urged counties to mail contracts by July 8 and addressed disputes over cash rent shares in tenant arrangements.
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White House
Roosevelt
Ume
College Station
INS
Texas
Wil Momson
Washington
Williamson Aid. A
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