Britain backs Hoover plan while seeking naval limits
Britain signals support for Hoover armament cuts but rejects full naval unit reductions. Acting Prime Minister Baldwin outlines limits on battleship tonnage and gun calibers, proposes minimal submarine use, and favors increasing non numeric reductions to curb arms.
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London
T— Ve
Great Britain
Mr. Hoover
Branley Baldwin
Hoover
Air Service
Theovy
Baldwin
MacDonald
Lausanne
City News Three Kiwanis Luncheon Features
Strange garbled notes describe Kiwanis and Priday luncheon at the Canter hotel Tod with speakers like Walthall and Ye Welle Damian. Details mix with ads and theatrical mentions. appears as a local event page with performances and music items including Bil's Merrivaakers and Danceland tonight.
Tearful Gypsy Girl Weds At Colorful Ceremony
In Ashland Ohio last night a Romany king's son wed Rosa Miller a 9 year old from Chicago as hundreds of gypsies danced and feasted. The bride wore a wreath and scarlet veil while sobbing, and George Ephrim wore a red rose on his sweater. The marriage price of 2000 was reportedly paid by Steve Ephrim, the Gypsy chief, for his son.
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Ashland
Ohio
Rosa Miller
Chicago
George Ephrim
Steve Ephrim
George
Regents Postpone Grievance Parley at University of Texas
In Austin on July 7 the grievance hearing against Dr A B Cox director of the university bureau of business research was postponed due to lack of quorum as committee members failed to appear. Officials could not confirm the rescheduled date.
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Austin
Board of Regents
University of Texas
A. B Cox
Universit
Bureau of Business Research
U S Tourist Spending Falls in 1931 Expenditures Reported
Washington July 7 The Commerce Department reports American tourist expenditures in 1931 totaled 570 million dollars while foreign visitors left 112 million. The 1929 peak exceeded 859 million. European travel outlays dropped thirty percent from the prior year.
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U.S
Washington, D.C
INSI
United States
Commerce Department
Europe
Pact on Degt Completed Rapprochement in Reparations Talks
Lausanne report says France and Germany agreed on a formula to replace all prior reparations terms by inserting a clause into the Graly that fully supersedes previous agreements. It also notes a final reparations payment of just under 1 billion marks, about $750 million, and references miscellaneous classified ads offering furniture and business equipment.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
France
Germany
Offrand
Idight
Legion Post to Elect New Officers and Delegates
The Legion post will elect new officers and 33 delegates to the state American Legion convention on August 1 at Corpus Christi. Recital meeting at the city hall on Thursday will elect nominees, with installation set for October 20. Nominees include Douglas NI Lawley, J B Lowrey, Frank Bishiele Jr, Oscar Flory, and 20 executive committee members. most are expected to run unopposed. Communist riots reported in Germany with casualties and clashes over dole reductions. police killed in Schwerin, and Bitterfeld shooting noted.
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The
American Legion
Recitar
Ramoport
Douglas Ni, Lawley
J. B. Lowrey
Frank Bishiele Jr
Oscar Flory
Federal Bankers Urge State Highway Bond Assumption
The Eleventh Federal Reserve District committee in Dallas urged the state to assume county road bonds issued for state highway construction. They backed tax reductions favoring real estate, government economies, and appointed a committee with Governor Sterling to work with the highway commission on an economical plan, plus a shift in Reconstruction Finance Corp policy on first mortgage real estate loans.
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Dallas
Bearing and Industrial Committee
Eleventh
Federal Reserve District
R. 9. Sterling
State Highway Commission
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Curtis Declares He's Scapegoat In Lindbergh Kidnap Case
New York July 7 0K The World Telegram prints an interview with John Hughes Curtis. He says he was a victim of prejudice and sentiment and asserted he was convicted for hindering the capture of the Lindbergh baby kidnappers.
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New York
World-Telegram
John Hughes Curtis
Curtis
School post debate spans state lines in 1920s move
Dr. Bradford Knapp of Alabama Polytechnic Institute is quoted discussing negotiations for presidency with Texas Technological Institute of Lubbock. The remarks, relayed over long distance phone from an unnamed Oklahoma town, reflect a cross state interest in leading the Texas institution.
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Montgomery
Ala
The
Advertiser Today
Bradford Knapp
Alabama Folytechnics . Institute
Oklahoma
Texas Technological Institute of Lubbock
Penetra Soothes Sore Muscles with Quick Penetration
Sore muscles ease instantly with Penetra a salve advertised to penetrate deep into muscles and joints. Claims fast relief from soreness and pain for athletic or daily strain plus insect bites and swelling. Priced at 25 cents a jar from Itroseph's Aspirin makers.
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