Roosevelts rejection of stabilization plan unsettles London talks
Chicago reports detail kidnapping of John Factor by armed gang on a North Side street. Factor, his wife and son witnessed the abduction with Al Epstein. Factor’s son Jerome had been kidnapped previously. In London the world conference notes Roosevelt rejecting the joint currency proposal in its present form. Britain and Soviet embargo lifted and three British engineers released.
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Leon Bleet
Jerome Factor
Leo Carr
The
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Chicago
John Factor
North Side
Northwestern University
Murray Humphreys
Public Enemy No. 1
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White
Humphreys
London
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Downing Street
Foreign Office
Moscow
L. C. Thornton
W. L. MacDonald
World economic conference sees currency policy wait and wheat talks alive
Gold bloc representatives waited for President Roosevelt to speak on fluctuating currency policy. Prospects for a wheat agreement rose as Sydney dispatches report Australian states will curb wheat exports. American sources say this improves odds for restricting acreage.
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Roosevelt
Sydney
Roosevelts Delay Hinders Global Currency Accord
Delegates from gold standard nations waited for a Roosevelt message on a joint declaration to curb currency fluctuations. Prime Minister MacDonald said he would call a meeting once a statement arrived. Some delegates planned noon trains or afternoon flights, blamed Campobello communication delays for the hold up.
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London
Roosevelt
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
World Economic Conference
Raymond Moley
Campobello Island
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Glass-Steagall Act Insures Deposits With Bank Reform
Washington July 1 Deposits in sound banks will be insured starting January 1 under the Glass-Steagall reform act. Initial coverage is 2,500 per depositor for six months rising to 10,000 after July 1 next year and higher amounts later. Insurance via federal corporation funded by treasury reserve banks and insured banks. Deposits in closed banks not insured. plan limits runs on state banks and requires examination.
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Congress
Nathan Robertson
Washington
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Treasury
Federal Reserve Cen
Tral
Insurance Corporation
Blanton Takes Charge Of Thomasville Post Office Today
Acting Postmaster B Clayton Blanton assumes control of the Thomasville office under James A Farley instructions. The office shifts from first to second class with receipts at 36,000 this year, reducing salaries and trimming services while an exam and formal appointment follow.
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B. Clayton Blanton
Thomasville
James A. Farley
Blanton
J. B. Rod- Newbery
Lester Wyche
Eldiston
Congress
Rupert Singletary
Roosevelt heads to Washington aboard cruiser Indianapolis
President Roosevelt says no formal currency stabilization agreement at the London conference. He plans a cruise aboard the Indianapolis with stops at Annapolis, awaiting a return to Washington by motor. Accompanying him are Louis McKee Howe, Henry Morgenthau Jr, Franklin Jr, and Drexel Paul.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Associated Press
Campo
Belle Island
N. B
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
London
Roosevelt Evelt
Capitol
Ellis
Washington
Annapolis
Louis Mec. Howe
Henry W. Morgenthau
Farm Credit Administration
Franklin, Jr
Drexel Paul
Philadelphia
President Roosevelt Sees Ideal Weather at Campo Bello
President Roosevelt enjoys clear skies and bright sun at Campo Bello Island as he plans to carry out outdoor duties. Weather conditions permit full activities for the。我
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Roosevelt
Francis M. Stephenson
Associated Press
Campo Bello Island
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Weather Outlook for Next Week
Central and east gulf states see mostly fair start to the week with rains later. Temperatures expected near or above normal as a tropical storm in the northwestern Caribbean Sea moves northwestward.
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East Gulf States
Caribben Sea
Weather outlook for the Southeast U.S. tonight through Sunday
Regional forecast shows generally fair and warm conditions for South Carolina and Georgia. Florida is fair apart from showers in the extreme south tonight with Sunday fair in the north and more showers in the south. Alabama and northwest Florida expect partly cloudy skies with local thundershowers in the interior Sunday and possible coastal showers tonight or Sunday.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Roscoe Turner Wins National Air Race Across United States
Roscoe Turner, veteran pilot and holder of the east-west record, won the transcontinental air speed race from New York to Los Angeles. He led from New York, fuelling at Albuquerque, and neared Wichita with a pace that threatened his 12 hours 33 minutes record as tragedy struck several competitors including Russell Boardman.
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Col
Roscoe Turner
New York
Associated Press
Russell Beardman
Indianapolis
Turner
Albuquerque
Baythe
Teader
Amelia Earhart
St. Louis
Russell. Boardman
James Wedell
Russell Thaw
Lee Gehlbach
Wichita
Kas
Italian planes complete first leg of flight to Amsterdam
General Balbo leads 25 seaplanes on a trans Atlantic leg from Italy to Amsterdam and plans to press on to London in the next stage. One crash at sea prompted hospital care for three crew members, with one survivor reported unhurt.
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Italy
Chicago
Enea Silvio Recagno
Associated Press
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Atlantic
Amsterdam
Holland
Italy Balbo
Hepodivent Towers
Subvenentio Dena Oy
Hihdas
Fiers
Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Italian air fleet seals a long voyage to Amsterdam
Italian aviator Balbo leads a two ship seaplane fleet from Genoa to Amsterdam via the Alps and Swiss frontier. He reports ideal weather and success, sending a wireless to Mussolini as the crew completes a historic flight.
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Fale Boop
Suttadoor
Bliwek
Amd Grea
Chicago
Higaon
High Seas Aviation School
Alam
U. Ridayy
Amsterdam
Conmander
Genoa
Balbo
Mussolini
Resplendent Squadron Capsizes During Italian Armada Flight
An Italian armada of 25 seaplanes bound for the Chicago Exposition saw one craft capsize at Amsterdam. One crewman is missing while the pilot and commander were saved by two Dutch marine cadets. The other three occupants were seriously injured and hospitalized. A search was launched immediately as news reached New York.
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Italy
Chicago Exposition
Assisnove
Motorcats
New York
Amsterdam
MacKay Radio Company
New Injury Petition Filed in U S Court Over Highway Rule
Beckham Lawler Construction Company filed a federal injunction in U S District Court alleging Governor Talmadge and state highway officials violated the 14th Amendment by enforcing martial law rules. The filing, before a three judge panel, follows a related case where jurisdiction was questioned. Hearing awaits five day notice.
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Atlanta
Talmadge
State Highway Department
United States District Court
Beckham- Lawler Construction Company
Lindley Camp
Jud P. Wilhoit
Highway Board
State Department
Highway Department
J. W. Barnett
W. C. Vereen
Jude
Wood
Federal court hearing on Governor Tab and highway board authority
Federal court will hear whether Governor Tab Talmdage and the State Highway Board remain under martial rule as Attorney General Phat Vertis claims unified representation. The case concerns who may represent state departments after the 1931 reorganization act. Judges set briefs due next Wednesday and most motions are withdrawn.
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Tab Michee
Ope
State Highway Board
Willubase
Phat Vertis
WEY
Highway Board
Talmadge
Jud P. Wilhoit
Highway Department
Lindley Camp
Road ‘Board
J. W. Barnett
W.C. Vereen
Marion Smith
Marvin Underwood
Yeomans Seeks to Represent Governor and Highway Board
Atlanta July 1 reports Yeomans declares he represents the governor and the highway board in ongoing completion efforts. The statement frames his authority amid questions over jurisdiction and project scope.
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Yeomans
Avlanta
United States Begins New Fiscal Year With Changes in Money Rules
Washington reports a shift away from the gold standard and new government funds aimed at aiding homes and farms. The year ends with a 1.786 billion dollar deficit and dual bookkeeping to track ordinary and emergency expenditures, as officials push for cuts and new taxes.
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Washington
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