Austria warns imports exceed exports in tariff protests
Senate Finance Committee makes public protests from 25 foreign nations and colonial possessions on the pending tariff bill. Government notes from Europe, South and Central America and industries express opinions, with Spain threatening to denounce the existing modus vivendi of most favored nation trade relations with the United States.
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Washington
Spain
United States
Senate Finance Committee
State Department
Europe
South
Central America
Belgian Ambassador Protests Cement Duty Increase
The Belgian Ambassador Prince DeLigne filed a protest with the Secretary of State over a proposed cement tariff hike in the House bill. The protest follows pressure from the North American Cement Corp and other makers who argue Belgium cement is cheaper due to labor costs and free shipment used as ship ballast, undercutting U.S. cement.
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Prince DeLigne
Secretary of State
Associated Press
Washington
North American Cement Corp
Belgium
U. S
Ie Belgium
Keeps Apples For Two Years On Farm Cave
A cave on JT W Geltmacher's Rohrersville area farm serves as cold storage for fruit. He showed Daily Mail apples stored since 1927 including Black Twig with slight shrink, plus Winesaps 1928 Hagers and Transparents from a later year, kept in bins without special attention.
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JT. W. Gelthmacher
Rohrersville
Wellymacher
Daily Mail
No Parking Zones Enforced At Local Hotels And Public Square
Police tag and clear cars in no parking and loading zones near hotels and the Public Square. Zones repainted and a policing watch kept to ensure adherence as Lindbergh and wife fly coast in the final leg of a new air rail route from Glendale California.
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LINDY
FLANE
Glendale
Calif
Lindbergh
Color Blind Youth Hires Man to Take Naval Exam
Two 19 year old youths in Washington are in custody after one sought a Naval Academy entry by exploiting color blindness. Henry Sherwin Rupp, son of a Long Beach businessman, passed mental tests but failed the physical, later linked to color blindness. A substitute tester named Paul Schoeler from Washington admitted taking the exam for fifteen dollars. Police and Navy officials investigate the scheme and re examination was granted.
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Washington
Annnapolis Naval Academy
Henry Sherwin Rupp
Long Beach
Calif
U. S. Naval Reserve
California
Navy Department
Rupp
Naval
Paul Schoeler
Heat Wave Eases as Mercury Drops in Keedysville
The mercury fell from 90 degrees after noon as clouds thickened, signaling a break in the heat wave. Weather observer J A Miller noted a cooler air mass is coming, supported by forecasts. Across the country the heat has caused many deaths, drownings, and prostrations, with four deaths reported locally yesterday.
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J. A. Miller
Keedysville
Mr. Miller
Yellowstone National Park
Groom Drowned By Serenaders
In Jenkins Kentucky David Hughes a 23 year old groom was drowned after two serenading parties threw him into a lake during a wedding prank. Police arrested William Wright 25 and James Farmer 27 as instigators. Hughes had married about a month ago. The body was recovered after divers searched the lake.
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Jenkins
David Hughes
William Wright
James Farmer
Hughes
Motorist Hurt as Car Turns Turtle Near Somerset
Robert N. Boerner, news agency proprietor of Waynesboro, was injured yesterday when his automobile turned over three times near Somerset Pennsylvania after being sideswiped by a car with a flat tire. He received hospital treatment in Somerset and returned to Waynesboro by bus.
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Robert N. Boerner
Waynesboro
Somerset
Bruce Bruce Bruce Saves Man At Baxter Station
Former United States Senator William Caleb Bruce helped save 82 year old H F Meyers from an oncoming train at Baxter railroad station in Baltimore. Bruce and the station agent leapt onto the track and pulled Meyers to the platform as the locomotive approached, narrowly avoiding a tragedy.
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Baltimore
United States
Wiliam Caleb Bruce
Baxter Railroad
H. F. Meyers
Mr. Meyers
No Display Of Knees In Latest Fall Style
New York fashion promenade by Garment Retailers of America shows knees covered in advance modes for fall. The presentation hints at a trend toward modesty with updated garments and silhouettes for the upcoming season.
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New York
Neither Of Two Wives Nervous
New York July 10. Wives of Path finder aviators show calm under Atlantic voyage. Mrs Roger Q Williams says she trusts her husband and stays composed. Mrs Lewis A Yacey adds her training kept her head, admitting a moment of emotion when refused to accompany him.
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New York
Rome
Atlantic
Roger Q. Williams
Lewis A. Yacey
Roger
Campaign tests threaten drivers in Hagerstown area
Hundreds of motorists in Hagers town and Washington County face arrest and license suspension unless they submit their cars to the save a life campaign test by next Monday. State police report about half the cars in Hagerstown show marks of having been tested despite warnings.
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Hagers 'Town
Washington County
E. Austin Baughman
Hagerstown
New Buses Ordered for Blue Ridge Transit
Blue Ridge Transportation Company orders five new 11 000 dollar buses from White Motor Company of Cleveland. Delivery soon, buses to service the Baltimore Washington Haserstown Cumberland and Uniontown routes. Plans include five more improved buses for Hagerstown and two for the new Loop system.
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Blue Ridge Transportation Company
White Motor Company
Cleveland
New York
Baltimore- Washington-Haserstown
Cumberland
Uniontown
Hagerstown
Female Impersonator And Trio Injured In Collision
Julian H. Eltinge a renowned female impersonator aged 46 and three others were injured in an automobile collision with a police traffic squad car in Los Angeles on July 10. Also hurt were Mitchell Harris 40 a cast member of Edward Horton’s stage company Mrs Lenore Casanova 26 a screen actress and Mrs Belle Spottswill 25 a New York stage actress.
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Los Angeles
Julian H. Eltinge
Eltinge
Mitchell Harris
Edward Everett Horton
Lenore Casanova
Belle Spottswill
New York
99 Yet He Would Live To Be 110
Worcester mass Henry Clay Graton a wealthy leather manufacturer just celebrated his 99th birthday and is ambitiously hoping to reach 110 He enjoys auto riding the radio the movies and newspapers
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Worcester
Mass
Henry Clay Graton
Four Car Train Derailment Injures Dozens Near Enfield
A Norfolk Atlantic Coast Line express derailed two miles north of Enfield, Rock Mount area, injuring from 40 to 66 people. Five with serious injuries were rushed to ACL hospital. officials warned more injuries might be reported as many passengers remained in need of care.
Mother Of Two Learns To Fly at Roosevelt Field
Mrs. Mary Alexander of Lynchburg Virginia, mother of two, is learning to fly at Roosevelt Field New York. She runs an automobile sales agency at home and plans to add a line of airplanes to her business.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Mary, Alexander
Gynchburg
Submarine L-69 Probes Stricken H-47 for Trapped Men
Pembroke Wales July 10 The British submarine L-69 dived near the stricken H-47 to press for signals from 21 men trapped aboard. Morse bell calls yielded no response as divers prepared with a German diving suit. Minesweepers and destroyers, facing rough seas and low visibility, aided salvage efforts with uncertain prospects.
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Pembroke
Wales
Bell
Exiled Prince Carol Linked to Coup Plot in Bucharest
Reports from Bucharest say documents seized in a government roundup of military conspirators implicate exiled Prince Carol in a planned coup. The papers allegedly proclaim support to the people and the Army signed in the name of the king, with indications Carol was aware of and consented to the plot.
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Bucharest
Thei
Carol
Not to Ban Jaywalking in Chicago
Chicago city leaders debate a pedestrian first policy as Alderman Bowler advocates repealing the jaywalking ordinance. Police have struggled to enforce traffic signals downtown with pedestrians repeatedly ignoring red lights and returning to the sidewalk only when told.
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Chicago
Thomas Bowler
Mrs Whitney Goes To Reno New York July 10
Marie Norton Whitney has rented a Nevada residence for three months at Calneva near Lake Tahoe to establish residency for divorce action from Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney. She declined to comment and denied reports. The Whitneys, married in Paris in 1923, were once noted as a happy couple in high society.
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New York
Nevada
Marie Norton Whitney
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Sonny) Whitney
Whitney
Calneva
Cal
Boundary
Lake Tohoe
Whitneys
Paris
Long Island
Whiteway
Village Carried Into The Ocean
A landslide in Ka goshima prefecture following heavy rains swept an entire fishing village into the sea, causing thirty deaths as of today. In New Haven Miss Lillian M Poli, daughter of Sylvester Z Poli, wed Marquis Lippo Gerini of Florence at St John’s Catholic Church. In London a gate crasher at a banquet before the Prince of Wales was removed.
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Tokyo
Kagoshima Prefecture
Marquis New Haven, Conn
Lillian M. Poli
Sylvester Z. Poli
Marquis Lippo Gerini
Florence
Italy
St. John’s Catholic Church
Prince London
Prince of Wales
Flyers Still Aloft Ask for Gas During Endurance Flight
The Angeleno biplane piloted by Mendell and Reinhart surpassed 174 hours, 59 seconds in a record endurance flight and reached 188 hours with 191 hours in the air. A request for 100 gallons of gasoline and two gallons of oil was dropped to the aircraft around 7 am, motor still said to be functioning perfectly, suggesting a landing many hours away.
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Angeleno
L. W. Mendeil
R. B. Reinhart
Mendell
Reinhart
Liquor boats ready to run the gauntlet
Eighteen boats loaded with liquor waited at Amherstburg docks for a signal to dash for the United States shore. Ten had been docked for days, many craft are rowboats with outboard motors. Several rum boats left East Windsor after dark last night and headed upstream toward the open lake.
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Windsor
Ont
Amherstburg
United States
East Windsor
One Beautiful Evening with All Female Cast
In New York on July 10 the Nameless Play features Helen Haynes in the stellar role for One Beautiful Evening with an all feminine cast.
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New York
Helen Haynes
Americans Reach for Rome in Strenuous Mediterranean Flight
Undaunted by fatigue and illness American aviators Captain Lewis Yancey and Roger Williams pressed toward Rome from Old Orchard Me arriving near Ciampino field after a long daylight dash. A fuel shortage forced a prior landing at Alberica near Santander Spain and their weary, near exhausted state marked their bid.
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Santander
Spain
Lewis Yancey
Roger Williams
Old Orchard
Rome
Alberica
Ciampin Field
Jtred
Algerica
William
Yancey
Williams
Blaze in auto fires white overalls near medicines
A fire started by spontaneous combustion burned a pair of white overalls in Dr. W. J. Sullivan’s car parked in front of Eyerly’s store on Washington street Waest. C. G. Shaw of the Herald-Mail saw the flames and had the overalls removed, the fire near flammable medicines.
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We J. Sullivan
Eyerly’s
Waest
Washington Street
C. G. Shaw
Harald-Mail
Bills Out on Anniversary
Washington July 10 Those new smaller ten dollar bills are starting in circulation on the anniversary of a tragedy. They bear the picture of Alexander Hamilton. One hundred twenty five years ago today Hamilton wrote a farewell note to his wife. The next day he was wounded fatally in a duel with Aaron Burr.
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Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Hamilton
Aaron Barr
Saw Ship Beneath Him Near Azores After Fog Lifted
Captain Lewis A Yancey recounts a near collision while flying toward the Azores. He took control from Williams during a foggy night, descended to signal a passing ship, and warned its crew to broadcast their position. Two storms disrupted the voyage, pushing the aircraft off course near Oporto and Cape Oiga.
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Azores
Williams
Williama
S. A
Oporto
Cape Oiga
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