Senate Spikes Cancellation Program in Lausanne Debt Debate
Washington July 13 An aroused senate attacked the Lausanne plot to shift World War debt costs to American taxpayers amid a heated poll on cancellation. The vote fell 80 against cancellation with a correction noting a telegram misread. Senator Borah denied US involvement in any secret diplomacy and California Senator Johnson lambasted administration diplomacy while warning of broader cancellation expectations.
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More Solons Take Stand Against More War Debt Cancellation
Belated replies from absent members to the Universal Service poll on war debt cancellation drew renewed protests against revision or further moratorium. Nine congressmen joined yesterday’s 259 oppose, totaling 268 opposed to cancelling the debts. Representative Englebright of California shifted from noncommittal to emphatically against cancelling debts, altering the voting tally.
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Swanson Silent Till Meet Adjourns
Geneva reports Senator Claude A. Swanson of Virginia refuses to take a stand on canceling Europe war debts, saying he will discuss cancellation only after the disarmament conference adjourns. The note mentions a light classified ad potential recovery.
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Collegiate Dancers Face Windy Practice Scene
New York July 13 reports a dancing teacher describes a chaotic outdoor drill where a dancer struggles with a gusty wind. The student’s scarf and balance are tested as partners move through a routine in challenging air conditions.
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Dean's Wife Loses Divorce Appeal Against Dean Noe
Ellen M Noe sought a divorce from Very Rev J H Noe dean of St Mary's Cathedral citing cruel treatment and cooled affection. The Tennessee Court of Appeals upheld the chancellor's denial and urged reconciliation, noting hope children might bring them back together.
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U S Canada Iron Out Final Plans for Canal Project
Washington officials confirm Ontario premier George S Henry says the St Lawrence waterway agreement will be signed soon. Ottawa and Washington are finalizing details of the vast canal and power project costing about 000000000 dollars, to be shared by Canada, the United States, Ontario, and New York.
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Creager Hopes for GOP Victory in Texas Governor Race
Browneville dispatch reports Republican leader R. B. Creager, veteran GOP organizer in Texas, expressing high hopes for winning the governorship if the Democratic primary shifts favorably. He notes the record 1924 Republican gubernatorial vote as a benchmark and hints at implications for this year’s race.
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Real Estate Ad Push in San Antonio
Real estate investment urged in San Antonio with a push to buy through Light Classified "Real Estate" ads promising long term profits. The message targets local investors seeking steady growth via property listings and market opportunities.
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Britten predicts Hoover backing beer in repeal push
Washington July 13. Discussion on whether President Hoover would sign a beer bill keeps Prohibition alive in Congress. Rep Britten alleges Hoover support from 1918 food administration basis, while Sabath and Garner clash over party plans. Senate move to force repeal vote emerges with Norbeck farm relief bill talks.
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Prohibition Board Weighs Hoover Curtis Ticket Support
Washington July 14 The national prohibition board of strategy debated a possible declaration backing Hoover-Curtis as the campaign nears. A five point program outlined by city organizations urges opposing repeal or modification of the Eighteenth Amendment, opposing conventions, and lobbies for dry lawmakers while gathering candidate data for informed action. The plan was signed by Dr. Ernest H. Cherrington and Dr. Edwin G. Dinwittle.
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Charges of Improper Campaign Expenditures Spark Investigation
In Washington on July 13 charges of improper campaign expenditures were leveled at a Missouri senatorial candidate before a campaign investigating committee led by Senator Bond of Nebraska. Lee G Clark of St. Louis, a Senate hopeful, accused Charles M. Howell of Kansas City, another Democratic candidate, of the misdeeds.
Lawmaker Collapses in Capitol Corridor
In Washington congressman Turpin of Pennsylvania collapsed in a Capitol corridor during a long session. Physicians said his condition was not serious after emergency treatment, and he remained in the hospital for observation.
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Emergency Farm Relief Bill Gets Senate Preference
An emergency farm relief bill designed to raise farm product prices was given preferred status in the Senate with a vote before adjournment. Introduced by Sen Norbeck Democrat of South Dakota, it targets wheat at 42 cents a bushel cotton at 5 cents a pound and hogs at 2 cents a pound. Adjustment certificates would be issued to farmers based on production needs and cashed by the treasury.
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Ingi
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Norbéck
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Norway to occupy Greenland strip near Danish area
Oslo reports the Norwegian government has decided to occupy a two mile wide strip of Greenland currently under Danish protection. The move, announced last night, aims to safeguard the rights of Norwegian residents in the region.
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Actress Marries Texas Physician
New York report says actress Menken wed Dr Henry T. Smith a New York surgeon formerly from Waxahachie Texas. Menken previously married Humphrey Bogart with a 1927 Chicago divorce and Smith twice divorced, first from Margaret Lewis Smith in Birmingham in 1925.
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Neien Menken
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Henry T. Smith
Waxahachie
Texas
Miss Menken
Humphrey Bogart
Chicago
Snell Plans Notify Hoover Of renomination Date
Representative Snell, permanent chairman of the Republican national convention, expects to notify President Hoover of his renomination between August 7 and 10. Plans call for notification ceremonies at the White House, possibly during the day or at night, depending on the schedule.
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Reverend Teel Dies at 164 in Reading
The Rev. Dr. Warren Floyd Teel, age 64, minister educator and former president of Albright College, died after several months illness in Reading, Pennsylvania, last night.
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