Hull Leads Tariff Moderation Push at World Conference
London June 13 Cordell Hull secretary of state entered the world economic conference pledging tariff moderation. He urged swift revival of the turn to free trade and a reasonable timeframe after adjournment. Critics warn currency stabilization must precede tariff action as dollar depreciation fuels cheap imports. France aims for chairmanship of the monetary commission while James M Cox, former Ohio governor, is noted among delegates.
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France
Commission On Monetary Matters
James M’ Cox
Ohio
Penetra Promises Quick Bite Pain Relief and Healing
An advertisement touts Penetra as a fast acting remedy for insect bites and stings. It claims rapid penetration into skin layers to end pain and prevent further trouble, with a mutton tueur base and three sizes priced at 25c 50c and $1.00.
Germany Fears War Debts and London Talks
Berlin fears the world economic conference may fail to yield practical results and worsen the crisis. Currency stabilization and debt relief are viewed as essential, with Germany hoping macro outcomes from London discussions will align with central European market stability.
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Berlin
London
King
America
Dallay
MacDonald
Tree Army Company Deploys From Camp Bullis to Conroe
The Tree Army Company under First Lieutenant Roy P F Hull of the Fifteenth Field Artillery departed Camp Bullis for Conroe Montgomery County with 170 men. Lieutenant D W Jenkins of Fort Grokelt served as second in command. The move leaves about 2500 civilian conservation workers at Camp Bullis awaiting orders to start for forestry stations.
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Hull
Fifteenth Field Artillery
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Conroe
Montgomery County
D. W. Jenkins
Fort Grockelt
Camp Bullis
Linsteader Named General Manager of Texas Cotton Co op
E H will head the Texas Cotton Cooperative as general manager until the board meets July 1. He replaces R J Murray who resigned to tend to private business interests in West Texas. Murray stepped down effective yesterday.
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E. H. , Uisteader
Texas Cotton Co-operative Association
R. J. Murray
Murray
West
Texas
Bombings kill two in Vienna as Nazi headquarters face guard
The Vienna Nazi headquarters endured a series of bombings that left two dead and three injured, while police kept guard and investigations continued. In other news, presidential contenders and tariff debate shape up as Hull navigates committee work and European debts. Senator Conzens was due to arrive aboard the Manhattan, and Senator Pittman left for recovery, affecting early conference attendance.
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James Conzens
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Key Pittman
Powers Reach Financial Accord Stabilizes Currencies In London
European and American central banks agreed to immediate temporary stabilization of currencies. Federal Reserve official George J. Harrison referred the plan to Washington for formal approval as London reports discuss Pound Dollar exchange pressures and potential level targets around 3.60 to 3.80 dollars per pound.
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Britain
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Oliver M.W. Sprague
Secretary of the Treasury
Woman Official Urges End To Child Labor
Detroit June 13 Miss Grate Abbott chief of the federal children's bureau today urged taking children out of industry in an address before the child labor committee meeting in connection with the national council of social work. She advocated adoption of the child labor amendment.
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Federal Children's Bureau
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National Council of Spcil
Schwab Calls for Germany Invitation Withdrawal
New York June 13 The Bridge World reports Charles M Schwab the steel magnate has asked that Germany be excluded from the international bridge tournament while discrimination against Jews persists there He funded the tournament trophy and the event is set for July 17.
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New York
Charles M. Schwab
Germany
Slayer's mental age defense saves slayer from death penalty
Noble Brown, 20, who killed his wife, was spared the death penalty after alienists testified his mentality equated to a 14 year old. Judge Paul Vari Osdall accepted the experts and Brown received a life sentence after pleading guilty.
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Calles Improves at Ensenada Resort in Mexico
Former Mexican president Calles, resting with President Abelardo Rodriguez near Ensenada since March, is reported somewhat improved and will stay at a resort hotel there until arrangements are made for his return to Mexico City.
Autoist Beaten by Unknown Man in City Attack
A man was severely beaten by an unidentified assailant on Tuesday near Works mat in Nueva and Auth Lareda streets and was taken to Robert B. Green Hospital. A witness described the incident, and police reported recovering from injuries with unknown motive.
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Robart B. Green
New York Auto Tax Plan Faces Backlash and Delays
In New York on June 15, officials awaited an executive board meeting to decide whether to push ahead with mayoral tax reforms. The plan would charge resident car owners a $12.50 state registration fee for a midweight car and require out of town drivers to pay tolls on East River and Harlem River crossings plus bridge taxes. The city aimed to raise about $30.49 million.
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John P. O'Brien
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Cuban Soldiers Clash With Rebels Near Vega de Bombing
Cuban reports say four rebels were killed and several federal soldiers wounded after a federal detachment was ambushed near the village of Vega de Bombing. The clash occurred as tensions between CGNS and rebels intensified in Gancta Spiritus Cuba on June 13.
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Church meet expects 1000 at Texas Christian convention
Fort Worth June 13 Approximately 250 visitors had begun to gather for the forty eighth annual Texas Christian convention at Texas Christian University with expected total attendance near one thousand by tonight Sessions and reports filled the morning with leaders from Dallas Fort Worth and Austin presiding over missionary and religious education boards The convention theme Jesus shall reign guided today and the days ahead with multiple group sessions planned through Thursday
Gangsters slain in East Sixty Fifth Street tenement
New York June 14. A murder mob tied to a string of slayings was found dead in a $6 weekly flat on East Sixty Fifth Street. Three men Charles Cabrene Saivalor Tulumela Louis Sadly stabbed with ice picks. Police identify victims by fingerprints. All three trusted petty racketeers. Bodies trussed gagged with adhesive tape over mouths and eyes. Police say they were killed soon after a similar gangland hit last Friday.
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Charles Cabrene
Saivalor Tulumella
Louis
Two Pilots Die in Idaho Air Collision During Maneuvers
In Boise on June 13 two pilots from the One Hundred Sixteenth Observation Squadron based at Fel ls Field Spokane Washington were killed when their planes collided during a war game maneuver over National Guard targets. Both aircraft crashed separately about 2000 yards apart after they locked wings in an attack dive. The accidents occurred during simulated combat and did not involve other aircraft.
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George S. Hazlett
Whitney
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Spokane
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Idaho Deena Guard
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Detectives Seek Owners of Recovered Goods
City detectives ask owners of an electric drill and a typewriter to call at detective headquarters to identify and reclaim their property. Sergeant Stanley W. Fitch urges owners to come forward, noting a death has occurred and parties may be unable to defend themselves.
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Stanley W. Fitch
Taxes Reach Per Gent Tax Collections Report
Tax collections totaled 3,386,011 dollars for the year, with 53.01 percent of the assessed levy paid. Deputy tax collector A B Stephens said daily receipts should average no less than 35,000 with a larger sum expected Saturday before books close. The city must meet 418,000 toward last year’s bank loan, with one third for schools and a reserve for bonded indebtedness, while current obligations are covered until next January.
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