European nations high tariff trade accords
European nations move to sign commercial accords with Britain Germany Argentina and Sweden while planning tariffs and quotas to shield markets. Hitler outlines a four year economic program with social reforms and tax shifts. Government aims to create jobs through loans and public works, boost agriculture via tariffs and subsidies, and foster economic cooperation among nations. Treasury receipts for July 17 totaled 7.46 million with expenditures nearing 11.9 million.
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Associated Press
Great Britain
Germany
Maday
Argentina
Sweden
United States
France
Americas
French Guarantee Price to Grower for Wheat
The French parliament passed a bill promising a guaranteed price to wheat growers. The plan imposes farm area declarations and stock reporting by millers, with a market control committee. Tariffs quotas subsidies and low interest credits aim to curb depression. 5000 products appear on tariff schedules.
Haly and Soviet Sign Trade Treaty Details
A commercial accord with mutual credit guarantees and a most favored nation clause with Soviet Russia is outlined. The pact includes reforms for debt relief, industrial reorganization, reduced capitalization, and a Wheat Control Plan. Additional recovery efforts cover road building, model farming communities, and port development.
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Maly
Russia
India Trieran
Tome
Wheal
Negro Refuses Payment For Cotton Crop Reduction
TERARKANA Ark July 19. Hager Smith a 60 year old negro refuses to accept government money for plowing up cotton. Tom Martin visiting Smith found him actively plowing up three acres of his 15 acre farm. Martin urged signing a contract to receive pad by the government, but Smith replied I dont want any money to help Mister Roosevelt boss I is gonna plow up my pert and everybody else ought to do the same.
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Ark
Hager Smith
Roosevelt
Tom Martin
Smith
Martin
President Roosevelt Stays Home From Office for Recovery
Washington July 19 President Roosevelt remains away from his office at his physician’s request to finish recovery from Monday’s indisposition. Chicago July 19 Mrs Rosebach files for divorce claiming Frank Rosebach became silent after bringing home liquor a year ago and has been cruel since. she seeks dissolution of marriage.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Chicago
Rosebach
Bill
Frank
Harriman Behind Bars in Bail Fight Over Bank Case
New York July 19. Former banker Joseph W Harriman confined as bail dispute arises after he vanished again from a nursing home. Judge Caffey ordered his bail forfeited 25 000 and sent him to Bellevue Hospital for observation while new arguments on bail proceed. Harriman, aged and distressed, wandered by taxi to the nursing home after claiming he fell in the river. In Mishawaka Indiana a gray animal wandered in, startled resident Frank Davis who drove it out with an iron bar.
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New York
Joseph W. Harriman
Nowkers
Harriman
Harriman National Bank and Trust Company
Caffey
Bellevue Hospital
Hudson River
Parks
Bellevue
Mishawaka
Ind
Frank Davis
Davis
Agents Authorized to Accept Cotton Slash Contracts
COLLEGE STATION July 1x INB Farmers offers of contracts in the government's cotton acreage campaign can be accepted officially for the government by county agricultural agents after approval by the county committees officials of the extension department of A and M college were advised today O B Martin in charge of the Texas campaign pointed out that procedure will be of especial benefit to farmers who signed contracts late in the campaign In many of these cases he added contracts either still are being checked and approved by local and county committees or have been mailed to Washington for final approval and acceptance only recently.
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College Station
Extension Department of
A. and
M. College
O. B. Martin
Texas
Washington
Two Terms Given Former Sheriff of Walker County
INSI N. L. Speer former sheriff of Walker county today pleaded guilty on two extortion charges and was sentenced to three years on each to run concurrently with a three year sentence from a theft conviction. Speer former warden at the Dale Penitentiary was granted a furlo by Governor Ferguson before beginning his term and remains free.
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Austin
INSI
N. L. Speer
Speer
the Dale Penitentiary
Ferguson
Soldier to be tried an op
Corporal Ralph Osman of Brooklyn stationed at Fort Sherman faces a general court martial for alleged espionage act violations. Osman intercepted secret Washington documents and refused to surrender them to Maj. General Preston Brown. The court, presided by Brigadier General Harold B. Fiske, convenes at Fort Sherman in two weeks.
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Ralph Osman
Brooklyn
Fort Sherman
First Coast Artillery
Osman
Washington
Majoc
Preston Brown
Panam Canal Zone
Osmen
Lindy’s Backer Harry Knight Dies at 65
Denver report states Harry F. Knight, a financial backer of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh’s New York to Paris flight, died of a heart attack at age 65. Knight supported the historic solo flight and his death is reported from Denver on July 18.
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Harry F. Knight
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Paris
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