Four-Power Peace Pact Signed By Major European Powers
Rome June 8. Great Britain France Italy and Germany move to ratify a decade of peace and disarmament pact. They commit to league covenant cooperation, Geneva disarmament, economic reconstruction, and consult on all questions within the League framework. The treaty ends in ten years with renewal by notice, with French text prevailing in disagreements.
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Reserve Officers Ordered to Duty
Economy measures may halt reserve training yet one class from the Three Hundred Fifty-seventh infantry largely San Antonio officers and the Eighth Corps area service command will be ordered active this year. Thirty-two officers from both groups report at Fort Sam Houston June 11 for 14 days of relief duty to complete hours before the new fiscal year begins July 1. San Antonio officers in the class include Capt. Engel and Lucius Suggs Ferdinand de Arredondo Jr Samuel Crec hu a JY Roy Doran Jack Gu Lafield Adams Burkhart Drake Golding Parish and Entent.
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John #. Golding
Sie W. Parish
William
City News Votstaryt dance at Stcucity Hall
A June event at Stcucity Hall features a Thursday dance hosted by Cowgirl bani with Crock ett and Alamo in attendance and city officials announced.
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Crockett and Alamo
Japan to Buy More U.S. Cotton after India's Duty Hike
In Osaka on June 8, the Japan Cotton Spinners Federation decided to stop purchasing cotton from British India. The move is a retaliation for India's 50 percent duty increase on non-British cotton, signaling a likely rise in American cotton purchases. The emergency committee announced the decision amid escalating tariff tensions.
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Japan Cotton Spinners Federation
India
French Parliament to Discuss Debts In Paris
Paris June 8 Premier Daladier may present the French debt installment to the United States due next Friday but is expected only to outline the situation. Government circles doubt any move will alter the cabinet stance seeking a gesture from Washington to justify asking parliament for permission to pay the June 15 installment.
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Daladier
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Washington
Heat disrupts Findlay college chapel recital organ
In Findlay Ohio on June 8 a pre commencement recital was interrupted by an organ malfunction as heat expanded the pipes. The organ was cooled and resumed its normal pitch after 400 pounds of equipment were shifted to stabilize the instrument.
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Findlay College Chapel
Bee Light Classifieds Boost Weekend Getaways
Enjoy many weekends in the country with a guaranteed used car for travel both ways. Bee Light Classifieds advertises best buys for dependable use and economical trips.
Mitchell Pay Doubled in 1301 Trial Testimony
Mitchell testified in his income tax evasion trial that in 1921 he received a 100 percent salary increase from $100,000 to $200,000 but did not repay a $666,608.87 payment from National City. He described salary rises as chairman of National City Company and Bank, and admitted paying back none of the sums. He faces charges of conspiring to defraud the government over 250,000 in 1929 and 1930 through sham stock sales and mischaracterized funds.
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George Z. Medalie
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May P. O. Receipts Rise Over 1932 Totals
San Antonio post receipts for May show a rise over the same month in 1932. Postmaster P.O. Laces announced total receipts of $92,662 for May versus $87,992 in May 1932, a gain of $4,869 or five and a half percent.
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P.O. Laces
Nitcholls sues for 50000 over nose condition at store
George T. Nitcholls files a $50,000 lawsuit in Oklahoma City against a local store alleging shaving products caused an infected nose to swell beyond normal size. He calls it a humiliation and says it prevents him from feeling free with family and friends.
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Oklahoma City
George T. Nitcholls
City to Seek Bids for Airport Lease Beginning June
Mayor announces city will seek bids from interested parties to lease the municipal airport and Wloburn field for one year starting June 15, rejecting a proposal by current operators to take over management and cover all expenses. Wayne Parks leased the field last year for 1000 dollars.
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Wayne Parks
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