Morrison on Delegation to London for World Economic Conference
The U S delegation heads to London for the world economic conference beginning June 1 with Roosevelt urging action and lower tariffs. Cordell Hull leads the group including James M. Cox, Senator Key Pittman, Rep. G D McRelolds, Ralph W Morrison, and Senator James Couzens. The talks target currency stabilization, employment, and higher prices while planning to seek power to alter duties to guard prices and wages. Bread from this year’s wheat was sent to Roosevelt and Governor on May 31 by air mail from Grandview Ohio.
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London
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Morrison
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James M. Gos
Ohio
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League of Nations
Key Pittman
Nevada
Gam D. McRernolds
Tennessee
Senate
House
Ralph W. Morrison
San Antonio
Roosevelt Backer
James Couzens
Michigan
Stany
Congress
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Ofla
Governor
Cay
Application for Receivership Granted for Security Trust Co
Austin March 31 James Shaw state banking commissioner had a receivership for Security Trust Company of Austin granted by Judge W F Robertson of Travis county district court H Grady Chandler former attorney general named as receiver by the court The action was taken to protect depositors interests Shaw said winding up the bank’s affairs promptly would fully protect all depositors
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Austin
Mar
James Shaw
State
Barking
Security Trust Company of
W. F Robertson
Travis County District Court
James V. Allred
Shaw
Robertson
H. Grady Chandler
Ses Mh
Laken
F D R backs plan to assist cities in debt adjustments
President Roosevelt informed congressional leaders he would back a bill to loosen bankruptcy rules to let municipalities adjust debts with debtors. The plan would permit city-enforced adjustments with the agreement of a substantial portion of debtors, potentially 40 to 74 percent.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Congressional
Eladers
San Angelo Wool Debtors May Sell In Texas
West Texans with sheep loans at the San Angelo Regional Agricultural Credit Corp may sell their wools locally, with loan repayments drawn from sale receipts. Old orders required consigning to Eastern dealers, while new rules enable many small clips to be sold here. Recent Menard sales set a high regional price, with most wool near 25 cents per pound and one clip at 24 cents, signaling a notable price rise over opening levels.
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Ban Angelo
May
San Angelo
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
Washington
Menard
Pilgrims Celebrate Pope Pius Sixth Birthday at Vatican
Hundreds of Holy Year pilgrims joined Pope Pius XII in marking his seventy sixth birthday. He received audiences throughout the day and observed the anniversary with a low Mass of thanksgiving in his private chapel. Several family members attended and he was assisted by his secretaries.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius
League Advised to Keep Hands Off Jewish Question
Geneva reports the League of Nations set the German envoy to avoid direct action on Jewish treatment in Germany. The council yesterday debated the issue with a three-member commission appointed to determine Franz Bernheim’s status and the position that brought the matter before the League.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Germany
Iegue
Women Approved for Church Office Admission in Split Report
PINBURGH May 31 The general assembly of the church approves admitting women to church offices. A majority report of a committee is cited. The question is the removal of sex barriers to elderships and ministry, with church views clarified.
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Pinburgh
Beavind
General Assembly
Sentland
Chrch
Wonen
Oil field moves into Colorado County near Houston
Colorado County joins North Texas oil region as Plymouth Oil company opens new Ream Not well near Houston at tarwood. The Weir unveils a second oil site in Boh Texas, marking another producer brought in since the Tam Bol area discovery.
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Colorado County
Houston
North
Texas
Plymouth Oi Company
Tarwood
Tam Bol
AO Molley
Howeton
Mian Held in Wife Death in California
David A. Lamson Stanford University Press sales manager was held in Santa Clara county jail after the death of his wife Mrs Alene Thorpe Lamson attractive executive secretary to the university. No charge has been placed. physicians report he is in shock and semi hysterical. The body was found in the couple's home atrium with a crushed head and a pipe and gloves nearby. Lamson's attorney and friends suggest a fall in the tub as the cause.
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Calif
David A. Lamson
Stanford University Press
Santa Clara County
Alene Thorpe Lamson
University
W. 0
Lamson
Holiday
Stanford
Ishii ridicules U S Jap war talk
New York on May 31 Kikuojiro Ishii head of the Japanese delegation to the world economic conference said rumors of possible hostilities between America and Japan are absurd. He called war rumors ridiculous and urged serious reflection by intelligent people in both nations.
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New York
Kikuojiro Ishii
Amerisa
Janga
Bath
Texas Railroad Commission Orders New East Texas Tests
The Texas railroad commission has ordered bolt on bolt pressure and palonthis tests for the East Texas oil field. The commission will consider new provision rules and hold an operators hearing in Austin on June 12.
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Austin
Texas Railroad Commission
East Texas
Duce Pact May Be Signed Thursday
Rome reports Premier Mussolini may sign a war power renewal pact this Thursday after consultations in his Venezia palace office. French British and German ambassadors were said to be involved, with Mussolini potentially joining the agreement in person.
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Com- Tinton
Mussolini
Tl Duce
Mussallal
Venezia Palare
Cuticura Remedy Promoted for Skin Irritations
An advertisement-like fragment touts Cuticura for rashes itching and eczema. Mentions persons and locations in unclear wording, presenting a period style claim of quick healing by a remedies company.
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Sorpind Cotleere Orniment
Two liberal bills killed in Texas house
Austin May 3 Two liberal reform bills were rejected in the Texas house. Rep F L Anderson of San Antonio sought near unlimited insurance of liquor prescriptions arguing alignment with federal rules, while Rep David Or of Waco saw a pool hall legalization measure voted down, with some cities already permitting designated clubs.
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Austin
Texay House
F. L. Anderson
San Antonio
House
Anderson
David‘or
Waco
Hitler backs Nazi drive to block bishop appointment
Hitler authorizes Rev. Hermann Mueller to mobilize the Nazi propaganda system to oppose the election of Dr. Fredrick Von Podelschwingh as bishop. The German Christians push for a plebiscite with government propaganda support. In New York City, population rises to 7.218 million from 6.930 million in 1930, per Merchants Association.
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Berlin
Hermann Mueller
The
Reich
Fredrick von Podelschwingh
Mueller
Plan of Army furlough rejected in Senate action
In Washington May 31 the Senate struck out of the independent offices appropriation bill a provision giving Roosevelt authority to furlough an unlimited number of army officers at hast pay. Supporters warned the move would cripple the army and national defense. The bill’s furlough plan was dropped after Senator Byrnes led the opposition. The bill itself has not been enacted and is expected to pass without the furlough provision and then go to conference with the House.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Yeaterday
Independent
Roosevelt
Air Corps
Meaaure Ag
Byrnes
Democrat
South Carolina
Hig
House
Austin Man Dies in Plane Crash Near Herr Site
Hal Naylor, manager of an Austin airport, died when the airplane he piloted fell from a low altitude near Herr. Miss Mary Blanche Bauer of Robstown, UT student, riding with Naylor, was only slightly injured. Witnesses said he shut off the motor and could not restart it.
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Hal Naylor
Herr
Mary Blanche Bauer
Robstown
University of Texas
Naylor
Three Minute Relief From Periodical Pains
An advertises a patent remedy prepared by a registered pharmacist claiming fast relief from periodical pains, colds, headaches, fever, and nervous tension. It markets a single drug form suitable for relief in minutes, warning against narcotics and advising use by a wide audience.
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