London Welcomes 5 Dollar Rally Delegation
London awaits prime ministerial luncheon at Chequers and a Windsor garden party as the American delegation leads talks on monetary policy. Cox opens the meeting urging a round money approach while stressing patience amid global economic tensions and a new committee on committees to organize the agenda.
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Hull
Pittman
Cox
MacDonald
St Chequers
Pall
Windsor Castle
James M. Gox
Gold Standard Group
France
Bendryk Coffin
Netherlands
Great Britain
Ohio
Committee On Committees
Monetary Committee
Germany
Finland
Czechoslovakia
Wavera
Chamberlain and Jung Push Economic Unity at Conference
British Chancellor Neville Chamberlain and Italian Finance Minister Guido Jung urged joint action on monetary and economic issues as plenary talks opened. Collin outlined aims covering tariffs production and public works while urging brief, focused speeches and rapid committee setup with Monday agenda finalization.
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Neville Chamberlain
Monetary Commission
Cox
Guido Jung
Italy
Signor Jung
Committee On Committees
Chamberlain
Great Britain
Collin
World Economic Conference opens with five points agreed
London June 26 The world economic conference began serious labors with unanimous agreement on five points and disagreement on eight. Apparent accord centers on currency stabilization lowering trade barriers and support for the gold standard while disputes include timing of stabilization, public works, production limits, and intergovernmental debt settlement.
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London
World Economic Conference
Germany Calls for African Colonies at World Conference
London dispatch reports Dr. Alfred Hugenberg, German economics minister, asking for an African empire to expand Germanys capacity to meet international debts. The memorandum marked Germanys first official request for colonies, arguing colonial gains would fuel large public works and bolster the western world against collapse.
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London
Germany
Alfred Hugenberg
Economic Committee
World Economic Conference
Hugenberg
Wheat talks resume with big producers in London
Four major wheat producing nations resumed discussions in London as American delegates expressed cautious optimism. Canada backs acreage reductions led by Premier Bennett while Australia and Argentina also take part. Russians remain a missing factor, with doubts over a coordinated plan amid carryover fears and price prospects.
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London
Geneva
United States
Henry Morgenthau
Frederick E. Murphy
George G. Haas
Canada
R. B. Bennett
5. M. Bruce
Australia
Thomas A. Lebreton
Argentina
Senate
Bennett
Neville Chamberlain
Unite States
Russia
Fremier Bennett
France
Germany
The
Economic Heat
League
French Cabinet Votes Approval on Daladier Debt Policy
The Paris cabinet approved Premier Edouard Daladier’s debt policy and currency stabilization at the World Economic Conference. It endorsed efforts to return to the gold standard and discussed options for the London parley. A denial dismissed rumors of switching debt stance. The memo cited import restrictions depressing world prices and noted wheat production in France, Germany, Italy, and Switzerland increasing, risking price control and suggesting a 400,000 ton wheat surplus in France in 1992-93.
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Paris
Edouard Daladier
London
France
Rica
Germany
Italy
Switzerland
Interesting event expected for later year in London
London on June 15 reports that American and British friends of Lady Charles Cavendish, former Adele Astaire, mistress of Lismore Castle in Ireland, anticipate an anticipated announcement of an interesting event later in the year.
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London
Charles Cavendish
Lismore Castle
Ireland
Cavendish
Adele Astaire
Scrip Redeemable For School Funds At Board Office
Redemption of 51 690 41 in scrip this month will start at the board of education business office Saturday morning according to Paul Scholz business manager. Scrip with serial numbers 1 to 1690 is redeemable. Scrip is cashed with 51 000 in state apportionment funds this week. About 700 000 remaining in last year's apportionment.
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Board of Education Business
Paul Scholz
Pluslness
Scholz
Gen Howland to Be Vets Speaker at Korhler Park Meeting
Brig. Gen. Charles Howland, commander of the Third brigade at Fort Gam Houston, will address a patriotic meeting under the United War Veterans council at Korhler Park on July A atam. A battery of artillery and a guard from the army post will participate in the program. Ads for all editions of The Big Bundsy Light must be received by 1 p.m. Saturday. Dial F. 1231 or come to Broadway at Fifth street.
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Charles BR. Howland
Fort Gam Houston
United War Veterane Council
Korhler Park
Army ‘Post
Broadway
Filth Street
French Tree Tappin An Aid to Industr
In Pensacola Florida on June 16, Captain Bingham reports a modification of topping trees for turpentine that reduces damage compared to the American method. His tract covers about 800 trees and claims to have yielded around 15,000 pounds of gum in five years, using a method that caps the narrow strip on the trunk.
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