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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1934

Page

4

Germany imposes moratorium on Young and Dawes loans

Berlin June 14 Germany announces a moratorium on interest and amortization payments on state loans suspending payments for six months. Reichsbank blocks cash transfers and cites inflation rumors as unfounded while Paris and New York weigh potential responses and the impact on Dawes and Young plan bonds.

Berlin Reichsbank Lutz Schwerin von Krosick German Institute of Business Research Young Dawes New York Young and Dawes France Young Plan Alcohot United States J. P. Morgan and Co

War Debt Installments Across Europe and Britain

An item reports European war debt installments and Britain’s stance on payments. It notes totals for countries including Italy Finland Hungary Slovakia Romania and Hungary with figures and payments in kind discussed. Britain and the United States are referenced regarding policy and forthcoming instructions.

Italy Pea Hungary Thilett Lithuania Finland Slovakia London Britain Actiag Amer Scott Stritten

Green Opposes Substitute Wagner Measure At Steel Convention

William Green AFL president opposes administration substitute Wagner bill calling it vague and unclear. He plans to present a settlement proposal to the Amalgamated Association convention in Pittsburgh as unions press for government mediation to avert a steel strike.

Associated Press Congress Pittsburgh Gary Ind Steel Mills New York American Iron and Steel Institute San Francisco Pacific Coast Marine Joseph P. Ryan International Longshoremen's Association

Severe Earthquake Shakes Afghanistan and Baluchistan

A strong quake rocked Afghanistan and Baluchistan early today, stretching along the northwest Himalaya. Reports say Madi near Quetta was badly hit, with seismographs placing the epicenter near Afghanistan and Baluchistan at 2 am GMT, indicating a severe center of activity in Baluchistan.

Calcutta India Bihar Afghanistan Baluchistan Himalaya Madi Quetta

Carnera Baer Bout Looms At Madison Square Garden

New York June 14 Primo Carnera weighs 263 14 pounds for the title defense against Max Baer who tips the scales at 210 pounds at Madison Square Garden. Baer weighs exactly 210 pounds.

Carnera BAER New York Primo Carnera Max Baer Madison Square Garden Bowl

Soviet Warships Seize Two Japanese Crab Boats

Tokyo dispatches report Soviet warships seized two Japanese crab fishing boats 20 miles east of Cape Lopatka Kamchatka Province Siberia two days earlier. The fisheries bureau gave no reason for the seizure and a Japanese patrol boat was sent to the scene amid ongoing Russo Japanese fishing ground disputes in the North Pacific.

Tokyo Government Fisheries Bureau Sovet Cape Lopatka Kamachatka Province Siberia

Opposition to Capital Labor Bill Studied

Washington June 14 Congress adjourned over opposition to the capital labor conciliation bill. Senate actions centered on Tugwell’s nomination and possible Saturday wind-up with minimal debate. Republicans sought amendments limiting presidential power over strike boards and removing mortgage provisions to aid home building. The House rejected an oil control bill and moved toward a railroad labor conciliation board. President Roosevelt may address the nation again by radio before Hawaii leave. An anti bootlegger bill was introduced in the Senate to require buyers of substances used in liquor to be named to the government.

Washington Rexford G. Tugwell National Mortgage Association Tugwell House Senate Stee White House Pittsburgh Hugh S. Johnson NRA Roosevelt

Four Hazardous Mail Bombs Sent in France

Paris reports that at least four dangerous devices were mailed by extremists calling themselves the three judges of hell. Only one exploded while three failed to detonate, sparking fear of threats against the president, premier, and other top officials.

France Paris Hell” Police

Weather sketch across several southern states

The report summarizes tonight and Friday conditions in South Carolina Georgia Florida and Alabama. It notes fair to partly cloudy skies with possible showers in extreme southern portions and coastal unsettled conditions. Northwest Florida shows partly cloudy to cloudy skies with probable thundershowers tonight.

South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama

NRA ready to move toward prosecution in Georgia wage case

NRA officials announce readiness to pursue legal action if Georgia state and county construction wage violations are not explained or corrected. Complaints allege Whitley Construction paid 10 to 16 cents hourly and 14 hour days on state projects, with Telfair county court house wages far below code.

Atlanta Georgia NRA Washington American Federation of Labor Googe George Federation Whitley Construction Company LaGrange John Whitley Whitley Company Talmadge Telfair Court House State Highway Department Géorgia Associated General Contractors Whitley Costruction Company Telfair County McRae McRae Court House Ddoe Court House Georgia Highway Department William Green American Federation of Savages of Workers Thomas H. McDonald Federal Bureau of Roads

Carnera Baer Heavyweight Fight Details Tonight

The Times Enterprise will announce blow by blow details of Primo Carnera versus Max Baer tonight around 9 00 pm EST at Madison Square Garden Bowl Long Island. AP experts Edward J Neil and Alan Gould will cover the bout and send updates via wire to the Times Enterprise office. The service is free and the public may attend.

Times-Enterprise Primo Carnera Max Baer Madison Square Garden Bowl Long Island Associated Press Edward J. Neil Alan Gould The

Mussolini Hitler Meet to Talk of Europes Fate

Venice on June 14 reports Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini held talks to shape Europe’s future. The meeting aimed at a possible Italo German disarmament accord and possibly addressing Austria, with both leaders signaling significant influence on world events.

Mussolini Hitler Venice Europe Adolf Hitler Germany Benito Mussolini Italy der Fuehrer Il Duce Hell Austria Nicelli Air Field Flg Musolini Titler

Mussolini Booed Turning Back to Rome Parade

Benito Mussolini, born to a blacksmith and rising from the common people, greeted by Hitler then moved through crowd to his car. A spirited boy appealed for Mussolini to sign a fascist card and the premier was carried on supporters’ shoulders amid cheering.

Venice Benito Mussolini Hitler Germany Mussolini Piazzalé Roma Il Duce

Pebble Hill Jersey breaks state butterfat production record

Primate's Czarine a Jersey owned by Pebble Hill Products Co of Thomasville Ga has broken Georgia state records for butterfat with 16 372 pounds of milk containing 812 97 pounds of butterfat in one year Officials from the University College of Agriculture note the yield is over six times the state average and exceeds the 1931 record by Czarine in milk and butterfat and earns the American Jersey Cattle Club gold medal

Athens Czarine Cyvarine Jersey Pebbble Hill Products Company Thomasville University College of Agriculture Georgia American Jersey Cattle Club Estella’s

Davenport Baseball Official and Policeman Kidnapped

Davenport Iowa June 14 1923 a Davenport Western League baseball club secretary treasurer Al Schultze and Police Traffic Officer Elmer Schleuter were kidnapped by an armed man. The gunman stopped Schleuter forced him into the car and ordered Schultze to drive west out of the city. A second car may have carried the gunman and the victim. Abandoned Schultze car found. Rope and cloth gags discovered in the vehicle. An airplane joined the search and officers were posted near the Davenport Trust and Savings Bank to counter any further action.

Davenport Iowa Cp al Schultze Davenport Western League Baseball Club Elmer Schleuter Schultze Schleuter Schultzer Davanport

Two Men Kidnapped Near Davenport Station

Davenport police officer Elmer Schlueter and Davenport Western League Baseball Club secretary Al Schultze were abducted by armed men after approaching a car at a station. The car was found 12 miles west of Davenport with no sign of the victims. details were not immediately available.

Davenport Elmer Schuleter al Schultze Western League Union Schlueter Schultze

Navy Finds No Worthless Papers in Ruffato Luggage

Rear Admiral Taussig said no valuable papers or chemicals were found on William Bader Ruffato who died with six others in a Catskills airliner crash. Navy officials later retrieved a document titled Formula for explosives from wreckage prompting an inquest delay and a coroner's disclosure that higher authority demanded the evidence.

Washington Joseph G. Taussig Naval Operations Navy William Bader Ruffato Morris Watson Associated Press Liberty N.Y United States Navy Department Last Chance Mountain Naval Intelligence Department Naval Rourke Victor G William Baxter Bader Buffalo

Jersey Milk Yield Jammed by Butterfat Content

Jersey owned by Clarke A. Baker of Bolston produced 12,166 pounds of milk with 810.77 pounds of butterfat.

Jersey Clarke A. Baker Bolston

Fragmentary historical notice on flag day observance

Fragmented OCR describes a flag day observance with references to Betsy Ross, Philadelphia, and Continental Congress elements. Mentions Leesboro, a U S building, and celebrations with colors, history, and stars and stripes imagery amid unclear wording.

Nationscarborough Leesborondly Hahn Sory Breset Continental Congress George Ross Betsy Orl Philadelphia G Gor Arade

Unclear prison case prompts clemency decision

Fragmentary report notes Westberry awaiting clemency as a 30 day respite nears expiration. Aged couple victims are referenced. execution dated May 16 appears. commission debates petition for commutation or clemency.

Westherry i Heen Sion

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