Trade talks hinge on plan amid interwar delegation debates
The treasury department and James P. Warburg helped craft a tentative stabilization plan. Washington responded with questions to adjust before approval. American experts replied, with more word expected in a few days. The British push war debts talks, while the French delegate tensions mount. Senator Pittman proposed cutting central bank reserves to 25 percent with gold remaining the measure of value, but details were reserved for later discussion.
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Treasury Department
James P. Warburg
Washington
Fsymond Motley
Roosevelt Mpey
Estinson
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
London
Frederick Leith Ross
Mr. Moley
Chancelline Chamberlain
America
Paris
Dabolte
Georges Bonnet
Key Pittman
Nevada
Mandard
Albert Sertaut
Burned Legion Leader Bodenhamer Seriously Hurt
Henderson Texas June 19 AP A former national commander of the American Legion Bodenhamer was severely burned in a gas well explosion near Henderson. He and assistant R C Cook were nearby when a cigarette sparked the blast. Cook suffered burns to hands and face and both men were taken to a hospital. Bodenhamer’s home was Eldorado Arkansas and he was en route to Houston on business.
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Bodenhamer
The
American Legion
Henderson
Texas
API
Eldorado
Ark
Houston
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Cook
Conference Economic Commission
M. Sarrent
Hendry Colljn
Holland
Conomie Commission
Roosevelt
Venezuela
Jugosevia
Colum
U. S
Key Pillman
United States
Monetary Commission
J Dames M. Cox
Ohio
Nation
Three Minute Relief From Your Headache
An ad-like snippet promotes a three minute remedy for headaches and feverish symptoms. It mentions a drug formula with names and tones of a medical product, claiming quick relief and nonaddictive properties. The text imitates early pharmaceutical marketing with product packaging references and dosage claims.
Rift Denied By U3 At Parley In London
London reports say the American delegation denied a rift within their group at the world economic conference parley. Chairman Hoffnff announced a tentative 10 percent tariff reduction plan while Senator Key Bittman said the move was not endorsed by the delegation.
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London
Hendryk Coffjn
Conference Economic Commission
Key Bittman
Henry Chalmers
The
Economic Commission
Colijn
Hitler Warns Parents to Raise Good Nazis in Germany
Berlin report says Chancellor Hitler told 120000 at Erfurt that governments will take children from disobedient parents and place them under state care to be raised as loyal Nazis. He described youth as nurture and urged strict breeding by families.
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Nur Catuen
Cabriol Ect
Yale
WiKney
Isle
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Crowe
Renalty
Plan to review veterans cases under liberalized provisions announced
Washington dispatch reports the veterans administration will establish boards in July to review presumptive disability cases from service. Boards may operate by area, with automatic review before removal from compensation rolls. They will decide if a veteran gains service connection for diseases presumed originated in service, favoring the veteran. Affected are Spanish-American War era veterans with 90 days service, honorable discharge, age 55+, and 50% disability who may receive at least $15 monthly.
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Veterans' Administration
Roosevelt
Veterans’ Administration
Congress
Veteran Administration
Bel
Veterans Administration
Jay
Ted Administration
France presses global talks on production and trade limits
At the world economic conference the French opposed President Rodgewell's price rise plan and urged government agreements to regulate production and export of basic raw materials. Robert Coulondre outlined key products and argued for quotas, tariffs, and coordinated international production.
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London
Rodgewell
Robert Coulandre
Foreign Office
Albert Sarraut
Economic Commission
Gene
Coulondre
M. Sarraut
France
Hendryk Cullin
Commission
Omr International Plan
Goulondre
Geneva
M. Bartaut
Paul Hymans
Belgium
US Money Stabilization Aims At Broad Economic Plan
Washington reports that the United States rejects making currency stabilization the core issue of the world economic conference. The Treasury says no new plan has reached Washington since Roosevelt rejected last week’s proposal. Officials emphasize currency stabilization is one of many factors in a general scheme to fix global economic ills. Dean Acheson states American delegates were given explicit instructions from the president. Public notices also urge readers to consult Jane Noble for free Situation Wanted help at Broadway and Fifth Street.
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Guido Jung
Italy
Victor Kienboeck
National Bank of Austria
Signor Jung
Herr Kienboeck
Commission
Tomorow
Agrazion Stams
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Rumania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Danubian Loe
Economic Commission
United States
Canada
Australia
Argentias
Orestes Ferrara
Washington
D.C
The
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Treasury
Roosevelt
Dean Acheson
the Treasury
Jane Noble
Broadway
Fifth Street
New Vitamin Compound Promises Quick Health Gains
A bold discovery named Thor's Vitamin Compound claims rapid health boosts in seven days. Advertised as superior to old methods, it promises vitality, strength, and renewed vigor with a copper and iron mix, available through national retailers.
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Thor
Satisfaction in 7 Short Days Guaranteed
A brief notice advertises a guaranteed seven day satisfaction program. It mentions a consumer service or product, with unclear personal names and a promotional tone. The readable text emphasizes quick results and a money back style guarantee, urging readers to try.
Berlin Welcomes U8. City Officials Visit Germany
Berlin mayor Heinrich Lahm greeted 20 American municipal officers visiting Germany under the Oberlaender trust. He assured the delegation that there would be no hostile actions or misunderstandings, and that cordial exchanges would continue. The event featured admissions and local notices amid a mix of offers and listings.
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Berlin
Heinrich Lahm
Germany
Oberlaender Trust
Jord
Cotton Congress Urges Price Rise to Stabilize Currency
The cotton Congress representing a nation today submitted a resolution to Prime Minister MacDonald urging a substantial rise in commodity prices to meet mounting needs. It also called for early universal and equitable stabilization of currencies to support the global market.
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Geological Museum
London
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