Transatlantic views on gold wealth and danger of self-destruction
Arthur Brisbane's column surveys gold production led by Britain and South Africa while urging currency expansion in the United States. It cites Senator Hearst's Homestake mine profits, warns of wealth's peril through self-destruction, and notes court cases and bank reserves as context for economic risk and recovery.
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George Hearst
W. St. Mearst
Barah
Idaho
Gay
Hoover and Garner clash over relief bill in Senate slow pace
Washington scene as Hoover presses to block Garner loan provision in the 2.1 billion Reconstruction Finance measure. Garner accuses Millen and banks of resisting competition while Kean says Senate may reject the loan section. House limits debate to three hours and aims for a 3 p.m. vote. leaders anticipate a veto strategy to force a revised bill.
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Washington, D. C
Garber
Hoover
Carver
Senate
Garner
Plsnance Corporation
Kean
New Jersey
White House
House
Rome
Blames Mills
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Crisn
Democrat
Georgia
Nced
Theakire
Wife Falls for Husband After Scuffle in Honolulu
In Honolulu on July 1, Mrs. Edward A. Felix, wife of an Army sergeant, had a quarrel with him over a mid foot fall during a scuffle. She blocked nine of his eyes then swung at the other, toppled over a chair, and, after police arrived, was only slightly hurt before kissing the sergeant.
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Smith Reynolds
Satas
Digny
Ephesus
Armisel
Napoleon
Yise
Honolulu
Edward A. Felix
Patce
France reports Panthette sinks during tests with 70 aboard
Paris July 7 IN S The French submarine Panthette sank off Cherbourg during diving tests with 70 crewmen trapped in her hull Six crew members were rescued as officials said there was still hope for the remaining divers The boat built last year was in its first dive when it went down Rescue ships prepared to reach the site and salvage attempts were underway Also reports from saved crew indicate the boat rests on the ocean floor
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Paris
Gherbourg
Ashe Bak
Favy
Political League Backs Norman Thomas in Presidential Bid
The League for Independent Politics announces support for Norman Thomas, Socialist candidate, as Emanuel Davidore named chairman of the Cleveland convention. He stresses noncommitment to the Socialist platform while calling Thomas the best choice for the presidency.
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Thomas
Cleveland
Allyne League For Independent Poliical
4Éllon
Norman Thomas
Emanuel Davidore
Davidore
Thom- Ag
Berlin man recovers lost jacket with interest
Berlin resident Kramer receives his jacket after eight years missing. A messenger boy delivers 20 marks and the 50 marks it held, with a note thanking him for the use of the money, clearing the old loss as a small historic quirk.
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Berlin
Kramer
Wo Agning
Hye Sindar
Thaiking Wim
Instrument Shows Severe Earthquake After Shock
Washington observers report a severe earthquake near Georgetown with tremors felt across the observatory area. Director John O'Connor and staff at Georgetown al- Vorsy observatory warn of aftershocks and urge caution as emergency crews assess damaged shacks and infrastructure.
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Wasslngton
John 9
O'Connor
Georgetown al- Vorsy
Pope Receives Pilgrims From United States at Vatican
In July at the Vatican Pope received sixty American pilgrims led by a Springfield-based organizer. The delegation was welcomed by church officials including bishops and priests, as the group engaged in a brief audience and prayerful greetings during their visit.
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Vatican City
Manstrnor Mh
Foley
Sprugfield
Hia
Senate beer vote blocked sparks party split in DC
The Senate debates the 3.2 percent beer bill as Democrats push to delay a verdict until after elections by referring the measure to the Judiciary Committee. Senators Walsh Bulkley and Tydings urge a direct vote while Bingham accuses Dems of deserting their platform.
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Washington, D.C
Aly T—Nsi
Senate Democrats
Senate Judiciary Committee
Prohibition
Resolution Urges Debt Cancellation and Military Reform
A Washington Lt C4A resolution urged cancellation of world war debts and proposed a 30 year halt to conscription and reparations. It called for freight rate reforms and a broad progressive agenda, presented today by Senator Stip Alead of Minnesota.
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Washington
Lt C
Stip- Alead
Parmer-Leter
Minnesay
Colorado Rancher Kills Self in Jail
A Weld County jail report states that a Colorado rancher identified as Emle Gard from Denver died by suicide early today while in custody. Officials did not release further identifying details pending notification of relatives.
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Colorado
Self
Greeley
Colo
Emle Gard
Slonehan
Caio
Danchur
Elma
Honsekreper
Vorihn
Denver
Uly A. Schimlitert
Selalde
Wisgeil
The
Weld
Konged Iinsat
Diegel Leads HMS Pen Sol Open in Canada Open
On July 1 at Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club Leo Diegel four times Canadian open champion shot 72 to lead the first round of the 1932 open. Other scores posted included Billy Burke 75 Monk Gortigan 76 Bobby Crincksnank 74 and Diegel’s 72.
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Oitawa
Leo Dir- Bel
Hunt and Golf Club
Billy Burke
Greenwich
Conn
Monk Gortigan
Ottawa
Bobby Crincksnank
New York
Dievel
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Police Search for Accoster in Vain
Mrs. M Wagoner of 312 East Myrtit Street was approached by a man as she walked home at 1 p m Wednesday. She fled to her house and phoned police. An radio equipped car was sent to the address immediately but the suspect was not captured.
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Barney
London
Reed
Sir Patrick Hastings
Us & Court of Law
Brians
Roman
Mrs. M. Wagoner
East Myrtit Street
Three Killed and Four Hurt in Mine Slate Slide
In Greensburg Pennsylvania on July 2 a slate fall at Edna No 1 mine of the Don Carr Coal Company killed three miners and injured four more. Two of the injured were reported in critical condition as slate collapsed while workers were moving away and another fall followed. Several workers were buried but later escaped injury.
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Greensburg
Edna No
Don Carr
Campany
Town Resembles Shelled Village After Severe Hailstorm
PUESSEN Germany July 4 A torrific cloudburst wrecked this south Bavarian holiday resort last night and today the town looked shelled with roofs and windows smashed by hail. Many residents and visitors were evacuated from temporary quarters. Crops across the area were wiped out.
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Puessen
Germany
British Brewers Seek Permit to Exhibit U8 at Chicago World’s Fair
British brewers in London seek permission to display their wares at the Chicago world’s fair amid potential changes to American Prohibition laws. Representatives have approached Lieutenant Commander Gangworthy, but no action has been taken.
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London
Chicago
Gangworthy
Loudon Noaulion
Rest Cure Ordered for Chicago Mayor Germek
Chicago Mayor Anton Z Germek was ordered to rest after a period of intense work and public duties. He was taken to a hospital for recuperation following a demanding campaign fundraising effort and hosting national party conventions for both Republicans and Democrats.
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Chicago
Anton Z. Germek
Thanez Returns to Chile From Exile
Former president Grrios-lbane returns from exile in Argentina to Chile. He renounces seeking office and urges Chileans to cooperate with the Socialists and the government of Hines al Giatos Divila to build national unity.
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Thanez
Chile
Bantiago
Auny
Grrios — Lbane
Nictalnr
Argentina
Sovialid
Hines al Giatos Divila
Hearst Papers Advocate Proposes Economic Relief Plans
The Hearst Papers Advocate outlines three steps to boost the economy: a five billion dollar loan program to relieve unemployment and inject circulation. a five percent sales tax with income tax cuts to fund industry. and modification of the Volstead Act to allow light wines and beers, revive industry, increase government revenue, curb racketeering, and emphasize personal liberty.
Flood Report From Three Rivers Delays Reach Of Crest
J M Cunninghart editor reports Frio river flood at 41 feet threatening mainly lowland outskirts. Thousands flee homes while business and residential sectors stay mostly dry. Streets dry, power in service, highways open under flood warnings. Local authorities note crest not expected to exceed a foot more before subsiding.
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Frio
J. ‘M. Cunninghart
Uneeily
Three Rivers
Calliham
H. Coguat
Whyee
Weaver
Two Airmen Missing Flight To Moscow
Officials reported James Mattern and Bennett Griffin were overdue from a Berlin to Moscow flight. At Kazan and Omsk airfields, crews worked through the night as weather remained favorable, with theories they either forced down or passed Moscow, aiming for Gansk as a possible emergency landing site on a 2500 mile route.
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Moscow
Alport Neve
Uo Trave
James Mattern
Bennett Griffin
Berlin
Krzin
Kazan
Omsk
Lhev
New York
Gmnsk Krnnielly
Une Worl
Whey
Weather forecast for San Antonio line reads unsettled with showers
Weather text notes unsettled conditions in Texas with likely showers Thursday night and Friday. Temperatures around 14 degrees and a high near 4. Light to moderate southerly winds expected with partly cloudy skies and isolated showers in parts of the area.
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Antonia
Vickleys
Texas
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Utne
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South Africa
United States
OG. C. McIntyre
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Mr. McIntyre
Wve
Chase Bank
Har Srsela
Hanks Canal
York
Navy
Prattice
Poiladeleria
America
GLOBE
Ainey
Solons
Frazier
North Dakota
Couzens
Michigan
Bullethe
Avavai
Agathe Eorcause
Bernnva Huey
Pak
Steppes
Bennett Giffin
Russia
Diegel
HMS
PEN Sol
Hearst Papers Advocate
Taree River
Engapo
Conlin Ay Puae
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