Nations protest tariff bill from 25 governments
Washington July 10 AP The senate finance committee released protest memoranda from 25 foreign nations and their colonies on American tariff proposals. The notes, from Europe Switch and Central America, ranged from emphatic to mild and total more than fifty, with some governments sending five or six communications. Countries listed include England Australia India British West Indies Bahamas Bermuda Dominica Irish Free State France Italy Spain Belgium Mexico Austria Persia Uruguay Dominican Republic Guatemala and Honduras.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
State Department
Europe
Switch
Central America
Smoot
Democratic National Committee
England
Australia
India
Prohibition Agents Clash Over Fruit Fly Search
In San Francisco on July 10 a letter from Prohibition Commissioner Doran was made public. It states that federal officers including Bureau of Prohibition agents objected to searches of their automobiles by USDA quarantine agents enforcing the Mediterranean fruit fly ban. Cooper urged better cooperation between agencies to avoid such objections.
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San Francisco
California
United States Department of Agriculture
Prohibition
Doran
John E Cooper
Treasury Department
Bureau of Prohibition
Treasury
Cooper
Possibilities For Claims Court Judge
Washington officials released names of candidates for the United States Claims Court judgeship. Among those mentioned are RH McCracken of Boise and Benamin L. Rich of Salt Lake City, as the Department of Justice announced the prospective appointees.
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RH MccCracken
Boise
Benamin L. Rich
Salt Lake City
U Rnited States Court of Tikims
Department of Justice
Marshall Field and Charis Flore Named to Willys Board
The Toledo Blade reports Marshall Field and Charis Flore of Chicago joined the syndicate that has controlled the Willys Overland company interests of John N. Willys and both are expected to become members of the board of directors.
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Toledo
Toledo Blade Today
Marshall Field
Charis Flore
Chicago
John N. Willys
Willys Overland Com
Swedish Captain Heads to Greenland from Reykjavik
Captain Albin Ahrenberg of Sweden sails from Reykjavik toward Greenland marking a continuation of his long voyage begun in Sweden to reach the United States.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Albin Ahrenberg
Greenland
Hhis
Sweden
United States
Exiled Prince Carol Implicated in Coup Plot
In Bucharest on July 10 AP reports government seizures linked to a planned coup against the regime. Proclamations signed in the name of King Carol II allegedly show Prince Carol’s awareness and possible consent. Arrests continued as investigators probe other political figures. Premier Mantu sent a messenger to Queen Marie to shorten her stay at Bled while attending the queen of Jugoslavia.
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Bucharest
Romania
Carol
Julio Mantu
Queen Marie
Bled
Jugoslavia
New Western States Aeronautics group formed with one delegate each
Boise July 10 an organization of 11 western states to promote aviation welfare was formed at the Western States Aeronautics convention. The group will have one delegate from each state appointed by the governor with Idaho’s appointee as permanent chairman. The body aims to align state aviation laws with federal regulations to uniform standards and integrate state airways into the federal system.
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Boise
Gozen
The
Western States Aeronautics Association
Idaho
James HH Hawley
Angeleno
Culver City
L. W Mendell
R. B. Reinhart
Aeronautical
Willys to Get Turkish Post
Washington reports say J N Willys, veteran Ohio auto maker, may be offered the Turkish ambassador post amid competition in markets and trade. A Paris appointment for Myron T Herrick’s vacancy is believed to go to Senator Edge of New Jersey, with talks of Ambassador Glew moving to a Latin American capital.
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Turkey
J. N Willys
Ohio
Wall Street
Paris
Myron T Herrick
White House
Paris Post
Senator Edge
New Jersey
Willys
Uiete
Joseph C Giew
Boy Slayer Paroled to Parents After Reform School Stay
Car Newton Malan, once sentenced to serve time in a state reform school for killing eight year old Cecil Van Hoose during a quarrel over iron, was paroled into the custody of his parents Mr and Mrs Join Mahan after an executive meeting of the bureau governing board. The case drew nationwide interest as the boy returned to parental guardianship while the jury and authorities weighed the fate of the youth.
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Newton Malan
State Reform School
Join Mahan
Bureau
Cecil ‘van Hoose
Hest Pag
of Murat
Aon Ve
Pressing case on Borah documents in Berlin
In Berlin today the court halted the broader fraud charges in the Orloff forgery case. Prosecutors will pursue only Robert P Kieckerbocker's claim that documents concerning Senator Borah were falsified and offered for sale. Stewart did not appear, citing shattered nerves.
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Berlin
Orloff
Paul Siewert
Peter Pavionowsky
Robert P Kieckerbocker
New York Evening Post
Senator Borah
Aviators Reach Rome After Transatlantic Flight
Captain Lewis A. Yancey and Roger Q Williams, American aviators, landed near Rome after completing a 654 mile leg from Santander following a fuel shortage and fatigue. They hoped to reach Ciampino before dark and were greeted by civil authorities and crowds. Mussolini was informed of the safe landing and kept updated on progress.
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Spain
Lewis A. Yancey
Roger Q Williams
Old Orchard
Rome
Albericia
Ciampino
OM Orchard
Williams
Yancey
Alberica
Harris
Hotel Real
Willams
Club Maritime
Sinoritas
Saliquet
Roger Q Willians
Gay
Thei
Littorio
Air Ministry
Popolo di Roma
Italy
Mussolini
Fats
Paris committee backs Mellon Berenger accord despite policy clash
The forcen affairs committee voted 14 to 4 with five abstentions to adopt a report on the Mellon Berenger accord. The decision included reservations in the text, contradicting the government’s policy and sparking concern among officials.
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Paris
Forcen
Todas
Wilbur Secretaries Idaho Stop Aims Michaud Flats Visit
Ray Lyman Wilbur secretary of the Interior and former Stanford president arrives in Pocatello with Senator Thomas and Congressman Smith for a brief stop. A committee plans a visit to the Michaud project Fort Hall American Falls Blackfoot dam and related irrigation efforts before moving east.
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Ray Lyman Wilbur
the Interior
Stanford University
John Thomas
Addison T. Smith
Pocatello
Wibur
East
Thomas
Smith
Michaud Flats
Greater Fort Hall
O ' Baurtn
Nicholas Ifft
Paul Nash
Interior
Indian Reservation
Gooding
Addison T Smith
Chamber of Commerce
O R. Baum
J. B. Bistiine
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John Hood
S. E. Brady
Michaud Project
Fort Hail
Blackfoot
Blackfoot Dam
C. Ben Ross
Stephen Janus
Port Hall Reservation
C. A. Engie
Port Hail
Blackfoot and
Elwood Mead
Commissioner of Reclamation
Four Games Slate With National Scores Reported
A sports roundup notes four games scheduled with national scores including Cincinnati 104 and Brooklyn 120 while other matchups list St Louis, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Chicago, New York and Detroit results. The Detroit report records a man leaping to death from a fourteenth floor hotel window, identified as Dr W H Butler, with a copper plate found on him.
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W. H. Butler
San Francisco
Wee
San Premeieco
Four Men Held In Slaying Case In Norristown
Four men were arrested in Norristown Pa in connection with the death of William Norman Heim a Trappe Pa auto salesman whose charred body was found beneath his wrecked car near Fort Washington on June 21 The coroner's jury said Heim died of a blow from an instrument in the hands of an unknown person Robert M Hallowell owner of a nearby Ambler garage where Heim was last seen alive Isaac E Hallowell and Harry Hallowell are his relatives and Charles Dull a former salesman for the Hallowells were taken into custody near midnight at the inquest end The case ties the Hallowell family to the crime scene with blood evidence found at the garage and on Isaac Hallowell's car per county chemist tests
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William Norman Heim
Trappe
Fort Washington
Robert M. Hallowell
Isaac E. Hallowell
Harry Hallowell
Charles Dull
Heim
Robert Hallowell
Ambler
Isaac
Robert
Harry
Ane Dull
The
Hallowells
Hallowell
Isaac Hallowell
Stand Collapse Injures 150 at North Dakota Fair
A bleacher section at the North Dakota state fair collapsed injuring more than 150 people, 14 seriously, as 1200 spectators watched. Roll timbers that failed inspection caused the disaster. police and volunteers aided victims, an emergency hospital was set up, and 84 were transported to hospitals.
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Endurance fliers Mendell and Reinhart set new hours aloft
Culver City and Boise reports confirm L. W. Mendell and R. B. Reinhart passed the 195th and 197th hours in the Angeleno, continuing their endurance flight to stretch beyond the Cleveland and former Culver City records. Wright Aeronautical offered $1000 prizes per pilot.
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R. B. Reinhart
L. W. Mendel
Culver Ciy
Calif
Culver City
L. W. Mendell
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Cal F
Cleveland
A. E. McManus
Enterprise
Roy L. Mitchell
Byron K. Newcomb
Mendell
Reinhart
Subsea Vessel Dives Aids Ill-Fated H-47 Sub
In July 10 near the stricken H-47 the British submarine L-69 attempted to reach the 21 crew trapped inside by sound telegraphy and Morse signals but received no reply. By July 19 the admiralty said the sunken H-47 had been buoyed but salvage crews withdrew to Milford Haven due to bad weather.
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Pembroke
Wales
London
Ademiralty
Uxlay
Milford Haven
Prank Turns Fatal for Kentucky Groom
In Jenkins Kentucky on July 10 AP reports bridegroom David Hughes 23 died after friends tossed him into a lake during a serenade at his new home. Police arrested William Wright 25 and James Palmer 27 both married with families as alleged participants.
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Jenkins, Ky
David Hughes
William Wright
James Palmer
Bond Granted After Jewel Theft In Oklahoma City
Alma Lee Couch, University of Oklahoma co‑ed, released on bond after her arrest in a $2000 jewel theft from a Norman home where she was employed as a nursemaid. Police say the burglary occurred April 11 when the victim was knocked unconscious and confined in a closet.
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Oklahoma
W. E. Davidson
Miss Couch
John B. Frederickson
Miss Cowdh
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