Hull proposes new economic truce at world conference
American secretary of state Cor dell Hull introduces a resolution proposing actions to ease barriers in global trade. The plan urges a negative halt on new restrictions followed by gradual reductions, aiming for bilateral and multilateral pacts during the recess of the conference. The document outlines lasting truce terms and emphasizes practical enforcement after the sessions.
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London
Cordell Hull
Hull
The
Economic Commission
Will
Washington
Blue Star Remedy Promises Quick Cure for Itch Germs
An advertisement claims Blue Star QrnLment melts 28d peak quickly and kills all germs causing itch rash and ringworm. It guarantees satisfaction with money back if it sells.
Shoe Repairman Injured in Blaze At North St. Marys
Ralph Castro, 19, a Blue Banniet shoe repair employee at 427 North St. Marys Street, suffered severe burns to the buttocks and legs Friday when gasoline used while cleaning machinery ignited. The Central Clinic treated him. The blaze caused about $5 damage to the shop.
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Ralph Castro
Blue Banniet Show
St. Mary's Street
Wheat talks falter at world parley amid fears of price shocks
London reports that Australian delegate M Brive rejected any wheat production restriction as a solution to world difficulties. US Canada Argentina and Australia negotiation efforts continued with parties acknowledging limited progress after days of talks. Grain markets reacted to news of the closing Chicago and Kansas City exchanges amid speculation on wheat restraint plans.
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London
Stanley
M. Brive
World Economic Conference Today
Australia
Bruce
United States
Canada
Argentina
Chicago
Kansas
City
Manuel £. Malbran
Thomas A. da Breton
Malbran
Dubnshad
Landen
Modifications of Dry Laws Aid Budget
Stronger beer now sold under 4.2 percent alcohol by weight 4 percent by volume, boosting treasury revenue. June receipts exceed 13.78 million from beer taxes and brewers dealers plus over 11.53 million in May. Congress removes most restrictions on prescribing liquor for medical use, allowing doctors to issue prescriptions without naming illness, ending the old limit of one pint whiskey or one quart wine per 10 days.
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Washington, DC
Treasury
Congress
Army seeks motor gasoline for 47 camps in Texas
Federal building notice announces bids to supply 47 free army camps in Texas. Fort Sam Houston quartermaster’s office will open bids July 24 at 10 a.m. for 100 prescriptions per 90 days. The article also notes postwar repeal efforts and extensive agency consolidations cutting enforcement, with 1000 agents laid off and budget reductions in the Treasury and Justice departments.
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Ballona
Jodby
Free Army
Texas
Fort Sam Houston
Cara Balan
Farley
Bureau of Internal Revenue and
Dreau of
Industrial Alcohol
Treasury Department
Prohibition Bureau
Justice Department
AL First Congress
Mattern Reach Alaska After Thrilling Soviet Flight
Nome Alaska July 31 Jimmie Mattern awaited word from New York backers and news of rival Wiley Post as his Soviet seaplane flown by Plot Levanovsky completed a 600 mile flight from Anadyr Siberia. He described the voyage as thrilling and said the crew wasted fuel near the Alaskan shore after earlier troubles.
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Nome
Alaska
Jimmie Mattern
New York
Wiley Posh
Plot Levanovsky
Iver
Mattern
Anadyr
Siberia
Anadyr River
St. Lawrence Island
Alaskan
Witt to Address Women at Alamo Guy Club Luncheon
Lieutenant Governor Eagar i. Witt and District Attorney Walter Tynan will address the Alamo Guy Women's Democratic club at a luncheon next Thursday at the Menger hotel. The event was announced by club president Mrs. W. H. Edmonson.
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Eagar i. Witt
Walter Tynan
Alamo Guy Women's Democratic Club
Menger Hotel
Wes
W. H. Edmonson
Man Drops Dead Cutting Grass on Pearl Street
Gandido Valerio, 55, of 345 Pearl Street, collapsed and died while cutting grass near 225 Barrett Place. Police report says he was found by bystanders Friday morning. The narrative includes conflicting travel details and references to a Russian rescue, with Valerio recounting a plane crash and recovery by Russians between Anadyr and Nome.
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Gandido Valerio
Pearl Street
Barrett Place
Inforged For Taking Wa In Forged For Taking Wa Chicago
In Chicago and Columbus reports, cases detail alleged thefts and misnaming. Mrs Heenice Hooper accuses her husband of stealing items during visits, seeking custody for Patricia and Beverly while he allegedly apologizes yet cannot resist. In Ohio probate court, Theodore Nicholas Kplantz Aaulous seeks a legal name change to Theodore Nicholas Manos, citing mispronunciation.
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Chicago
Sylvanus Hooper
Heenice Hooper
Dueen
Howper
Patricia
Beverly
Columbus
Ohio
INS
Theodore Nicholas Kplantz Aaulous
Theodore Nicholas Manos
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Edgar E. Witt
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