Bank of England blocks US price taking plans in June dialogue
London sources report a rift between the British treasury and the Bank of England over gold bloc nations pressing for currency support. The Bank opposes loosening sterling from the franc, aiming to keep gold standard posture and avoid U S style inflationary price rises. A middle ground is expected to be declared to satisfy both sides.
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London
America
Bank of England
Braun
United States
Hank
England
Montagu Norman
Dallas Funeral Planned for Beloved Aged Man Fatally Injured
Funeral services were planned in Dallas today for A M Be s tin d, 60, who died after a car and a Fort Worth Dallas bus collided. W H Lloyd of Irving, a bus passenger, sustained facial injuries.
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Dallas
Beslinnd
Fort Worth
Pecan Crop Outlook Warns of Short Yield in Mason
Mason authorities predict a very poor pecan harvest this year as walnut moths leaf worms and scale trouble trees. Officials note insufficient spraying or cresting has left many trees vulnerable and hopes rest on improved protection for future crops.
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Mason
Wolf Club Elects New Braunfels Officers
New Braunfels June 30. The Wolf Club formal county chapter elects Rochette Coreth as president Hilmar Doehne and W F Glass as vice presidents Alvin Reinare as secretary and treasurer.
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Wolf Club
New Braunfels
Gonzales Prisoner in Lockhart Jail and Escape Afoot
A Gonzales prisoner LeRoy Robbing, serving 27 years for a party at a Gonzales dance, was moved to Lockhart for safekeeping. Reports say he previously escaped from Gonzales County jail twice as Sheriff Hartt tightened security. Flood news from Boston describes widespread inundation in North China with farmers harvesting corn from boats as waters rose. Missionary Paul Reynolds recounts months of flooding affecting towns and districts across the region.
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Boston
Ahansi
North China
Paul FR. Reynolds
Tows Fills
Town
Kendall County Crops Suffer as Drought Lingers
Drought affects Kendall crops with forecasts of showers in a few days. Farmers report bumper corn already starting to form but hot dry weather has damaged truck gardens and threatens overall yields. Local agricultural officials warn of continued stress unless rainfall resumes.
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Kendall
Tolis
Kendell County
Tarmore
Speer Rejects Probation In Denver Alcohol Case
Lawrence Speer, 43, chose prison over six months probation in a Denver case. Judge James N. Sabin offered probation on the condition he abstain from drinking for 180 days, but Speer declined the deal and accepted a 30 day jail sentence.
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iNs
Bis
Lawrence Speer
Justice of the
Pesce
James N. Sabin
Speer
Camay soap parade promises lovelier skin and compliments
A vintage advertisement extols Camay soap as the cosmetic soap for feminine skin. It boasts a creamy white texture, delicate scent, cellophane wrap, and claims it improves complexion so looks and compliments follow. Testimonials from Vassar and a model praise its lather and texture.
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Aremoy
Vassar
Australian stand on wheat pact and easing veteran payments
London and Washington report outline three Australian conditions for wheat acreage restraints, including co operation with Europe, higher yield averages, and export rights for 1934 35. Separately 400 000 veterans face payment reviews as the U S Veterans Administration implements economy measures cutting disability and other benefits.
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London
Associated Press
Australia
Canberra
Washington, D. G
Veterans’ Administration
Harp
Jobless Get Work in Lemon Grove Upland Calif
Unemployed men in Upland California are put to work developing a municipally owned lemon grove. City officials saw little revenue potential from a rocky 10 acre tract until the grove idea emerged. Workers cleared rocks, leveled ground, and prepared land for trees. They are now removing rocks to Cucamonga wash for flood control use, with hoped tax relief from the grove.
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Upland
Calif
Cucamonga Wash
San Antonio ad man fined for untrue advertising
Dave Pincus, a San Antonio merchant, was fined $10 plus court costs by a County Court jury for sharper of untrue advertising. The case, brought by T. J. Turner of the Vigilance Committee, involved a misleading circular about a Washer Brothers sale. Pincus plans a motion for a new trial as four other defendants face pending charges.
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Dave Pincus
San Antonio
Chaves J. Matthews
Pincus
T. J. Turner
Shave Sharpe Flies Bay Route Records in July
San Francisco dispatch notes a remarkable air achievement by Murtie Sharpe. He reportedly completed more than sixteen thousand trips across the bay, each five miles long, carrying up to 18 000 passengers per voyage without incident.
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San Francisco
Murtie Sharpe
San Frantisco Bay
Sharpe
Talesa
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