Allies Present Reparations Bill to Germany in Paris
In Paris a formal Allied reparations bill was presented to Reichsbank Chief Hjalmar Schacht at the Hotel George V. The proposed sum, valued around 10 to 12.5 billion dollars, covers annuities over 58 years totaling about 24 billion dollars in gold marks. Negotiations resume Monday with a detailed plan and figures to be discussed.
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Paris
Germany
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
George V
George V Hotel
Will-Fermans Debris Toll Reported at Sea Rescue
Debris from a sea incident near Arkansas region is reported with items including hoods and belongings. Officials note a toll of fifty but the exact details remain unsettled as search efforts continue.
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Sithrouss
Fair Granted New Trial for Slaying Atlanta Officer
Atlanta April 13 Fred D Fair sentenced to death in the electric chair for killing police officer John McDaniel last year was granted a new trial by the State Supreme Court. The reversal rested on improper use of statistics by Solicitor General John A Boykin in urging law enforcement and capital punishment to cut murders in Georgia. Fair had shot McDaniel during an attempt to arrest him amid an alleged abduction case involving Mrs Kitty Heath of Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Fred_ D. Fair
John McDaniel
State Supreme Court
High Court
Fairs
John D. Humphries
Supreme “Court
John A. Boykin
Georgia
Fair
McDaniel
Kitty Heath
Lakeland
Fla
Echols County Woman Ruled Ineligible as School Superintendent
Georgia Supreme Court ruled Miss Annie Cannady ineligible to be Echols county school superintendent. It directed predecessor J Turner Culbreth be declared superintendent until a legally qualified successor is chosen. The decision reversed Echols superior court.
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Atlanta
Georgia Supreme Court Today
Annie Cannady
Echols County
Miss Cannady
J. Turner Culbreth
Culbreth
Echols Superior Court
W. E. Thomas
Takin
Supreme Court
Thomas
Leland Blakely Acquitted in Broughton Knife Murder
A Fulton County jury acquitted Leland Blakely of the murder of Leroy Broughton, who was killed with a knife on March 6 in Atlanta. The verdict was delivered yesterday in Superior Court.
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Atlanta, Ga
Fulton County Superior Court
Leland Blakely
Leroy Broughton
Broughton
Tornado Refugees Struggle for Shelter as Red Cross Mobilizes
In Olark area near April 13, devastated towns report hundreds of homeless refugees roaming for shelter and salvageable goods. Red Cross workers provide essentials while hospitals and homes receive injured and displaced. Death toll rises to about fifty with ongoing relief appeals statewide.
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Olark
Eed
Red Disaster Organization
Tornadice
Kansas
Watt
Bation
Timaldson
Guion
T Presen Cross
Linters and lint output figures from last year reviewed
The report details March 13 figures on lint and linters consumption and storage. It lists yearly totals for lint bale counts, linters, and related storage alongside comparisons to March and February of prior years, noting declines and increases in various categories. It also mentions the Georgia Osteopathic Association electing officers at its annual conven tion.
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Malon Cear
Washington
Wvalk
Conshat Theau
Marne
Wrarch
Feruary
Ineang
Marolace
Mareto
Governo
Ande
Adyani
French Cruiser Arrives With the Body of Herrick
New York reports the body of Myron T. Herrick, ambassador to France, returned to America aboard France’s cruiser Tourville. Flags flew at half staff as the funeral procession proceeded to Grand Central Terminal for transport to Cleveland. Col Charles A. Lindbergh joined the cortege, arriving after his Paris welcome.
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New York
Myron T. Herrick
America
France
Tourville
Grand Central Terminal
Cleveland
Cortega
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Atlantic
Lindbergh
Mexico City
Herrick Brought Home on Cruiser Today
The body of Myron T. Herrick former U S ambassador to France was brought home aboard the French cruiser Tourville. US cruisers Marblehead and Cincinnati escorted the ship meeting off Nantucket lightship. Officials from New York Ohio and France met the funeral procession to Grand Central terminal. Colonel Charles A Lindbergh attended the tribute and automobiles were provided for his convoy.
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Herrick
New York
Myron T. Herrick
United States
France
Tourville
Nantucket
Grand Central Terminal
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Lindbergh
Mexico City
Robinson Predicts Flood Legislation At Special Session
Washington dispatch reports Senate Democratic leader Senator Robinson of Arkansas says flood control bills for the Mississippi tributaries and measures on the Federal Reserve Board policy toward stock speculation will be taken up in the special session. He argues no constitutional limits bind the topics for consideration and cautions that tariff revisions could harm farmers while predicting the session may run into late summer.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Democrats
Robinson
Arkansas
Mississippi
Federal Reserve Board
House of Congress
House of Representatives
United States
Representatives and Senators Troop to Washington
Senators and representatives from across the country arrive in Washington for the first special session of the seventy first Congress called by President Weaver. Farm relief measures and tariff revisions lead the agenda with other issues likely to arise as Congress plans to adjourn before summer heat.
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D. Harold Oliver
Associated Press
Washington
Seventy-First
Congress
Weaver
National Party
Ito
Senate
Lkely
Direct Word From Southern Cross Pli ers Today
Sydney reports the first direct message from missing Southern Cross airmen signed by C P Ulm. The note thanks Sydney citizens and says the crew endured a terrible time but will return to recon dition the Southern Cross for the England flight. Messages were sent from Derby after the rescue plane found the castaways near Port George.
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N.S. W
Southern Cross
C. P. Ulm
Wyndham
England
Ulm
Chairman Garlick
Sydney Citizens’ Fund
Garlick
Charles Kingsford- Smith
Ius
Derby
Heath Airways
Port George
O. K
Black powder bomb explodes in Chicago apartment
An early morning blast on April 13 in a west side tenement near the rear door of the second floor unit belonging to Saul Wagner a real estate dealer injured residents and caused fire damage. The blast in the 12 family building prompted police to inspect the scene for further danger and motive.
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Chicago
Saul Wagner
Mexican Rebel Generals Surrender to Americans
Five Boy Scouts and two men were stranded on Quartzite mountain near Chewelah Washington for hours after a rock ledge gave way. Harold Stiffenson fell to his death while Paul and Don Hutchinson and others were left on a perilous ledge as residents gathered below.
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Chewelah
Wash
Harold Stiffenson
Paul Hutchinson
Idaho
Don Hutchinson
Stiffenson
Collapse of Mexican Rebel Movement Reports Borderwide
Reports from Nogales Arizona say General Francisco R Manzo and his 15 officers surrendered to US immigration officials. The border spread that Sonora rebels were disintegrating followed their capture and Manzo's uncertain fate for possible release to federal or rebel Mexico. He and staff were questioned while Manzo visited his family and conferred with lawyers as authorities decide if they may stay. General Benito Bernal remained with him and further Mexican command details were unclear.
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Nogales
Ariz
Francisco R. Manzo
Mexican Revolutionary Forces
Sonora
Manzo
Arizona
Mazatlan
Manso
Benito Bernal
Mexico
New Farm Relief Bill Outlined Pleases Hoover
Washington April 14 President Hoover approved the general principles of the new farm relief bill drafted by a House sub committee. After a breakfast with the sub committee members he suggested minor changes while endorsing the overall program. The bill will be revised to include his suggestions at today’s full committee meeting.
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Washington
Troover
House
Haugen
Hansen
Weather outlook for week beginning Monday in South Atlantic states
Showers Monday followed by mostly fair weather. Temperatures start slightly below normal then rise to somewhat above average toward the end of the week.
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South Atlantic States
Whalen Pushes Law Against Night Club Hostesses
New York police commissioner Whalen urged a New York law forbidding employment of hostesses in night clubs. He called the nightclub atmosphere vicious and warned that girls ages 16 to 18 are drawn to such roles. He cited Miss Guinana s acquittal on nuisance charges and urged church leaders to back the legal move.
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New York
Federal Court of Texas
Guinan
Whalen
Greater
New Orleans Woman and Son Believed Victims of Robbers
In New Orleans on April 13 a 49 year old woman Mrs Annie Flink and her 14 year old son Henry were found dead at their Gentilly Road store. Police believe robbers entered between 7 am and 7 45 am and took little cash from a canvas bag while about 2000 dollars remained in the store. An axe near Mrs Flink’s body suggests her killing.
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New Orleans
Annie Flink
Henry
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