Colby argues no basis to cancel or reduce wartime debts
Former secretary of state Colby, speaking on radio from New York, declares no justification exists to cancel or reduce war debts owed to the United States. He outlines the issue as separate debts by allied nations and rejects the idea of subordinating Germany or using Germany as debtor, noting America’s lack of war reparations or territorial aims. The discussion follows Paris negotiations on inter Allied debts and possible debt substitutions.
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Debts and Debacle in the Postwar Debate
The article debates whether war debts should be cancelled or paid, noting President Wilson's stance, Coolidge's reaffirmation, and Hoover's comments. It examines banking interests, European debtors, and the impact on American taxpayers, arguing against debt cancellation as harmful to trade and budget.
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President Accepts California Olympic Invitation for 1938 Los Angeles Games
President Herbert Hoover accepts an invitation from California leaders led by Governor Ralph G. Hoyt to attend the tenth Olympic Games in Los Angeles in 1938. The talks, hosted by Louis B Mayer and film executives, emphasize strong state support, substantial funding, and high expectations for record visitor numbers. The event is planned for July 3 to August 14, with tickets and arrangements discussed via telegraph and lunch with Governor Hoyt.
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McAllen to Vote on Bond Issue
McAllen residents will vote on a bond issue in November to raise about 210 thousand dollars for streetwork and hospital needs. City commissioners said the total value includes paving projects and hospital equipment, with the overall amount nearing 320 thousand dollars. The election is expected to be held early next month.
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McAllen
Mwalmen
Minar Irene
First of 20 Art Lectures Sunday
The first lecture in a series of twenty will feature speakers including Ohia, Mires Dumont, and Ellen Behule. Quinnin, director of the museum, announced the sessions covering historical archaeology, nature science, and art subjects at the museum lecture hall.
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Mires Dumont
Cahill Appointed Main Cheer Leader At Madu Avenue High
Cahill has been named chief cheer leader at Madu Avenue High, with the role described in local school announcements. Several names appear garbled in the text, but Cahill is identified as the central figure for the school spirit leadership.
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Roseos Cahill
Dog Saves Five Then Perishes in House Fire
The narrative describes a dog that rescued five persons from a fire and died in the blaze. The incident involved electric hazards and confusion among witnesses as firefighters arrived and secured the scene.
Physician to Wed Calles Girl Oct 20 in Mexico
Fragmented OCR note reports a planned marriage in Mexico on October 20 involving a physician and Calles' daughter Artemiat plus a list of names and distant political commentary. The text is garbled but indicates a social event at the Calles residence with expected witnesses and arrangements.
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Mexico
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Tormer
Boy 13 Shot By Boy 13 in Los Angeles
A juvenile incident in Los Angeles involved a 13 year old girl Gil and a 13 year old boy Benito Liveesa. The girl was reported in critical condition after a four caliber revolver fired during an assault. Benito was lodged in juvenile bail by the police.
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New Conservation Body Organization to be Completed
A new conservation body organization will form a permanent secretary and governing board. The McAllen area lists names including Robertson, Heater, Hiatt, and Ewing among others representing counties and water districts. The group seeks to finalize the governing board and establish a clear leadership structure.
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Oklahoma oil production curbed under new schedule
State oil fields face reduced totals as the railroad commission cuts allowable output to about 180 barrels per well, with overall daily state production estimated at 800,000 to 900,000 barrels. Oklahoma City fields see strict limits and a six percent of potential production cap until October 20, with a forthcoming schedule to guide monthly nominations.
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