World faces crossroad as gold stabilizing drive falters
United press reports a global crisis as the gold bloc presses for stabilization while inflation looms. Estonia exits the standard triggering panic. the pound surges and the franc declines as England, Britain’s Chamberlain, Hull, and Roosevelt's Washington weigh war debt and currency stability options. French and British leaders seek adjournment and urgency intensifies.
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England
Bank of England
Neville Chamberlain
Cordell Hull
Roose
Washington
France
Nce
J. Ramsay Donald
Presti Roosevelt
Sitna
Widow Sues Over Death of Harold Dickinson in Auto Fire
Mrs. Zetta P. Dickinson seeks 25 000 in four suits after her husband Harold F. Dickinson died in a car fire west of town on May 14, 1922. She claims 5 000 from United Casualty and 20 000 from Metropolitan Life policies. Jury investigation stirred but produced no verdict.
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Zetta P. Cinson
Osborn Avenue
Aid
Hoss
Harold F. Dickinson
Clough's
Ferst
Dickinson
Jackinson
Vat Firm To Add 250 Men
The Ing Manufacturing Company, builders, today announced it would employ 250 men. Officials said a maximum working week of 48 hours had been established. Approximately men have been employed at plant recently.
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LEM. OQ
Ing Manufacturing Company
Builders, Today
Itediately
Ing
Local Showers Forecast Tonight Through Friday
Weather forecast notes local showers and thunderstorms tonight and Friday with small temperature changes. Highs near 100 in Paso, Oklahoma City around 100, lows around 40 to 42 in Crane and Houston Park. Pressure systems may trigger storms in the area.
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Paso
Lahoma City
Howstone Park
France Presses World Economic Conference To Crisis
London June 29 France forced the World Economic Conference toward a grave crisis with an ultimatum that currency stabilization must be agreed within a week or the conference would be adjourned indefinitely. An American announcement followed saying there is no prospect of temporary dollar stabilization in the near future.
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London
France
Elyrian Talks On Lumber Code Endorses National Ethics Rules
Fifty retail lumber dealers from Lorain Erie Huron Ottawa Sandusky and Cuyahoga counties representing the 21st district of the Ohio Association of Retail Lumber Dealers spoke at Norwalk last night in endorsement of the ethics code and business regulations adopted by the National Retail Lumber Dealers Association in Washington DC under the national industry recovery act. Charles Crehore Elyria lumber dealer led district discussion on conditions and regulations in the code.
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Lorain
Erie
Huron
Ottawa
Sandusky
Cuyahoga Counties
Ohio
Norwalk
National Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
Washington, D. C
Charles Crehore
Elyria Slumber
Ten Deaths In Ohio Charged To Heat Wave
Ohio endures a record heat wave with temperatures near 100 across the state. Ten deaths in the last 24 hours are linked to heat and related weather, including prostrations and drownings. Noted high readings include Fremont 100 and Findlay 102 as storms bring little relief. Significantly affected areas include Toledo Cincinnati and Akron with victims ranging in age from 4 to 69.
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Ohio
United Press
Weather Bureau
Fremont
Findlay
Toledo
Youngstown
Columbus
New Philadelphia
Dayton
Mary Z. Lyczak
Fairpoint
O. Ross Cox
Portsmouth
Edward Thorpe
Louis W. Pistor
Cincinnati
Frank G. Davison
Ashtabula
Victor Dale
Sherrodgville
Philip Houk
Reuben Townley
Rocky River
Richard Mitchell
Akron
Erwin J. Grovff
Sidney
Four Ex-Nazi Captains Expelled and Imprisoned
Four former Nazi captains were expelled arrested and interned in a concentration camp in Berlin on charges they obstructed Chancellor Hitler s liberty of action and instigated interference by chambers of commerce and other bodies with the Nazi economic program Karl Cardemann a Nazi commissioner for reemployment and bank board member was among those expelled another Wolff was aide to Otto Wagner and connected to Nazi economic planning Dr Alfred Hugenberg the nationalist leader had resigned from cabinet discussions
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Chambers of Commerce
Karl Cardemann
Bank of Public Works
Wolff
Otto Wagner
Alfred Hugenberg
Armstrong Cork Co. raises salaries for hundreds
Lancaster Pa June 29 five per cent wage hike for Armstrong Cork Company workers effective July 1 announced by president John J Evans. Company cites improved business and better revival prospects as justification.
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Lancaster
Armstrong Cork Company
John J. Evans
Sidney educator Lee Dollinger dies at 72
Sidney Ohio June 29 Lee A Dollinger 72 former principal of Sidney High School died Wednesday in the city.
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Sidney, O
Lee A. Dollinger
Sidney High School
Perry-Fay Company Announces Day Rates Increase
Perry-Fay Company announced a ten percent raise on all day rates effective July 3 with a comparable rise in piece work pay. The firm operates 9.5 hours daily with overtime and occasional night work. Since March, employment has surged threefold and payroll quadrupled, with weekly earnings at the highest average in months and lecture prospects reported as good.
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Perry-Fay Company
Local payrolls rise as factories lift hours
The Chronicle-Telegram reports June payrolls growing at several local plants with July prospects strong. National Tube Co. in Lorain sees higher pay for some employees as hours increase. Plant manager Earl Brown says reductions from curtailed hours are being restored as workers log more hours each week.
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Chronicle-Telegram
National Tube Co
Lorain
Earl Brown
Brown
State Banking Dept Spurns Akron Plan
COLUMBUS Ohio June 29 a new departure in state banking policy was shown as the department dismissed the latest Akron plan for First Central Trust Co Akron now in liquidation The decision notes plans delaying stockholder double liability will not be countenanced It also requires full personnel details at the time of reorganization and a satisfactory balance sheet The decision was issued as a resolution by the bank advisory board announced by Ira J Fulton state superintendent of banks and board chairman The Akron plan was rejected for suspending stockholders liability and for lack of personnel or satisfactory pro forma balance sheet for the reorganized institution
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Columbus
State Department of Banking
First Central Trust Co
Akron
Bank Department
Bank Advisory Board
Ira J. Fulton
State Superintendent of Banks
Water wagon driver jailed for drunken driving
Madison Wis June 29 Art Rinden jailed charged with driving a water wagon while drank after arrest for drunkenness in the city.
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Madison
Wis
Art Rinden
Hope for Taxation Program Fades in Ohio Legislature
In Columbus on June 29 the effort for a comprehensive taxation plan dwindled as a field day in the Senate failed to gain momentum. Governors White opposition to gasoline tax diversion bills and a looming adjournment limit prospects, while House action focuses on highway assessments and relief funding.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Chambber
White
Assembly
Gunsett
Pfeiffer
Senate
Douglas
House of Representatives
Boys Must Hoe To Pay For Cherries
Three youths caught taking cherries from Frank Eschtruth’s orchard at Stop 7 Yellow Line were taken to the county jail and turned over to Juvenile Officer William Oldham. They were released on condition that they hoe for Eschtruth to compensate for the stolen fruit.
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Frank Eschtruth
Yellow Line
Mr. Eschtruth
County Jail
William Oldham
Otto Kahn Faces Senate Inquiry On Banking
Otto Kahn head of Kahn, Loeb & Co testifies as the senate ethics inquiry into private banking enters a new phase in Washington. Ferdinand Pecora, famed Morgan probe counsel, questions Kahn about commissions on foreign loans and rail bond issues.
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Senate
Washington
Otto Kahn
Kahn, Loeb & Co
New York
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Committee
Morgan
Kahn
Pass 90 Percent Mark in Waivers at Lorain Bank
Waivers returned to the Lorain County Savings and Trust Co. passed the ninety percent mark at noon today. The deposits represented in waivers turned in up to noon amounted to $4,375,153.26. Waivers were being received in every mail and bank officials hope to reach the goal soon.
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Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Kahn Sells Stock To Daughter Ties Tax Inquiry
Washington June 29 UP Mystery of 1930 stock transactions that helped Otto H. Kahn avoid income tax was partly explained as he told Senate investigators he sold securities to his daughter Mrs. Maud F. Marriot. He said the 3350 shares were sold at market value for cash but payment came by credit transfer. no cash changed hands.
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Washington
Otto H. Kahn
Senate
Maud F. Marriot
Ferdinand Pecora
Kahn
Pecora
Marriot
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
Treasury Department
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Roosevelt Gives Final Instructions To Norman H. Davis
President Roosevelt and Norman H. Davis conferred aboard the Amberjack II near Roque Island Me. Davis, American ambassador at large, reported progress toward a universal disarmament and declined to pledge U S intervention obligations if an aggressor crosses a neighbor’s boundary. Davis planned to return to Boston after brief talks with the President.
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Lakeman’s Bay
Roque Island
Norman H. Davis
Roosevelt
Davis
Geneva
Europe
United States
America
Boston
Youth Fires At Baby On Street in Philadelphia
An unidentified youth fired two shots from beneath a car hood at a fretting 6 month old in a baby carriage as a father pushed the vehicle along a Philadelphia sidewalk. The infant was unharmed though bullets tore the carriage pillow. the shooter fled after pocketing the pistol.
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Philadelphia
Wheat Price Forecast At 48 Dollars A Bushel
Zion City Illinois June 29 Wilbur Glenn Voliva preached at Shiloh Tabernacle that a seven year drought will follow a global famine and lead wheat to 48 dollars a bushel He claimed the world will be saved for Zionists as non Zionists face famine and a possible Mussolini led anti christ by 1934 He warned of drought and a coming wrath
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Zion City
Ill
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Voliva
Shiloh Tabernacle
Joseph and
Pharoah
Mussolini
Drought Drops Lorain County Crop Output Amid Heat Wave
Lorain County faces sharp crop losses as drought and heat reduce yields across corn, oats, hay, and fruit. Wheat expected at 78 percent of normal. corn about 65 percent. oats 60 percent. hay 50 percent. Dairy prices rise pressure on milk amid pasture shortages. Apples hold at 75 percent, peaches at 30 percent of normal. Total fruit and grapes acreage around 7,158 with 2,477 in grapes.
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Lorain County
Cr. I. Hummel
Lorain
Hummel
Dalymen
Canadian Named Rotary's President Boston
June 29 Jonhr Nelson of Montreal life insurance executive has been elected president of Rotary International by unanimous vote Rufus F Chapin of Chicago has been reelected treasurer
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Rotary
Boston
Jonhr Nelson
Montreal
Rotary International
Rufus F. Chapin
Chicago
General Disarmament Conference Adjourns in Geneva
The General Disarmament Conference adjourned in Geneva until October 16 as members lament the inability to find any avenue to reduce global militarism and arms activity.
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Geneva
Northside Tool Company and Serapin Indicted on Tax Evasion
Cincinnati dispatch reports that the Northside Tool Company of Dayton and its president George F. Serapin have been indicted by a Federal grand jury on charges of tax evasion for 1929.
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Cincinnati
Northside Tool Company
Dayton
George F. Serapin
Fourteen missing youths reach Oak Bluffs after long fog delay
Fourteen Falmouth high school graduates and children of wealthy summer residents aboard the 30-foot power boat C 4733 were reported missing after leaving Falmouth harbor for a six mile cruise to Oak Bluffs. Coast guard craft searched Vineyard Sound as fog hampered the hunt. Family members initially feared all had returned late and stayed with friends. Authorities reported no trace on CG 147 or CG 921 and noted engine trouble had fouled the voyage earlier. The voyage from Falmouth to Woods Hole was to take about two hours.
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Woods Hole
Mass
Falmouth
Oak Bluffs
Falmouth Harbor
Joseph Josephs
Quissett
Coast Guard
Vineyard Sound
Josephs
Jane Rogers
Walter S. Rogers
Pauline Sylvia
William
Robert Dufur
Merton Baker
Floyd Bohaker
Kent State College president center of controversy
In Columbus Ohio on June 29 two Kent State College trustees testified before a Senate committee investigating calls for President J O Engleman to resign. E L Bowser and C E Olver cited Engleman's failure to secure operating funds as key to the board's move, while other trustees named did not appear. Subpoenas were issued for additional witnesses as the inquiry proceeds.
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Columbus
J. O. Engleman
Kent State College
Kent
College Board of
Senate
Engelman
E. L. Bowsher
Ashland
C. E. Olver
East Palestine
Senate Committee
Sdn
Will P. Haynes
Dem
Coshocton County
Engleman
John R. Whliams
Painesville
al Zinniger
Canton
David Rockwell
Ravenna
Roosevelt Yacht Starts On Final Stage Of Cruel MY
Roosevelt Yacht begins the final stage of a contentious event in New York with authorities scrutinizing its course. Organizers promise transparency as the vessel heads toward a decisive conclusion amid ongoing public interest and legal questions.
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Roosevelt
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