World War I Debt Suspension Plan Outlined
The article discusses President Moorer's proposal linking armament reductions to debt payment suspension with a Geneva conference of allied nations. Secretaries Stimson and Orden Sills prepared the document while Ambassador Gibson was slated to attend. The plan aims to coordinate debt relief and disarmament efforts among debtor and creditor nations.
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One Gent a Day Brings $100 a Month Policy Offer
A damaged notice advertises a life policy by the National Protective Association offering a benefit of $1000 at death for a penny a day. It claims $100 a month for 12 months and urges readers to send name age gender and beneficiary details to 1004 Searritt Mig Kansas City Me with no medical exam. Over 170,000 policies are already in force, call National Protective Inde to inquire.
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Hoover Plan Promises Year‑Long Postponement for Debts Aid
The American government proposes delaying for one year all payments on intergovernmental debts reparations and relief debts including principal and interest a plan subject to Congress confirmation. It seeks to ease world economic recovery and reduce foreign pressure while avoiding general reparations or colonial claims. The president argues the move would let debtor governments weather hardship and help restore global prosperity without harming U.S. interests.
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Treasury Deficit Drops. Officials Hope for Further Cut
Treasury deficit eases to about 18 million. officials optimistic the figure may fall below prior estimates as the fiscal year nears June 30. Despite a current shortfall near 850 million, the reduced deficit marks progress and relief for Secretary Melton amid ongoing fiscal concerns.
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Pastor Granted Radio License Amid Probe
A Lemparrey license for station KEG in Los Angeles was granted today while a federal probe continues. The investigation, led by Renmince Yost, targets alleged personal attacks and tirades connected to the station.
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Teuton Press Fails Hoover Finance Plan in Turmoil
June 20 reports from Vilversa Sprrien indicate German officials and press reacting to President Hoover's statements with sensational headlines. The article notes widespread excitement, political tension between Central Europe and Washington, and potential financial measures tied to European stability and Allied wartime reparations.
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World Weather and Prosperity Echo in Berlin Style News
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Youth Bares Old Slang in Bridge Assault Case
Fragmentary OCR recounts a youth abducting a woman, driving her to a bridge near Stockton, knocking her down, and attacking her. Police describe Schon’s confession after a report, with Colorado authorities filing charges.
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Pair Arrives Here to Get Martinez
Anil Dubn Met Detrit Milhe arrived in San Antonio Saturday night to take back Santor Mue who is wanted there for nine informers a year ago. Marling was extradition.
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U. S. Mobilizes Resources for Looming Winter Hardship
Washington dispatch reports the presidents emergency committee for employment issued a plan to mobilize all available resources to fight poverty and destitution in the coming winter. Officials say a larger fund from federal and other bodies plus direct contributions will be needed after the war. Croxton, acting chairman, notes 62 large organizations have joined the relief effort and that outlying areas will require outside aid as food and shelter needs rise in the hardest hit cities and districts.
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Army Orders Hidden Text Amid War Time Reports
A garbled wartime military notice appears with fractured phrases about officers and posts. The readable bits reference Butler Cant Thom and Lanzles in a context suggesting reorganizations or assignments, but the exact actions and dates remain unclear due to OCR errors.
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