Moratorium seen as move toward reparations end
Berlin observers say Germany's suspension of foreign debt payments signals a shift aimed at ending reparations and the Versailles treaty. Britain and France may act to protect bondholders. others expect swift reprisals while Schacht leads a campaign against reparations and the Dawes Young loans.
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Germany
Reich
Great Britain
France
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
United States
Holand
Switzerland
Water Reidsville Plant Announces Third Quarter TOBA Increase
A TOBA notice from the Water Reidsville plant shows about 3,000 employees affected by a wage increase. The exact amount and effective date are not specified, but the company emphasizes the hour of implementation and the focus on receiving.
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Reidsville
Nay
Companywide hires planned this month amid wage talk
A murky note suggests many companies plan hires this month as workers discuss living costs and wage raises. Equitable and others are part of the chatter, with envelopes of notification mentioned in the text.
Hitler Mussolini Meet On Lido Conference Talks Disarm
Reports say Hitler and Mussolini held a private luncheon conference on the Lido discussing disarmament and the future of European alliances. Journalists observed a detailed, agenda driven discussion with no immediate public statements issued.
Understanding Near on Labor Board Measure
President Roosevelt and congressional leaders neared an understanding on a labor board measure after a White House conference. Senator Robinson said negotiations continue and may reach a consummation soon. The bill proposes appointing conciliation boards to settle disputes like the threatened steel strike.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Robinson
Uncertainty in Senate Over Labor Measure Delays Schedule
Washington reports Senate hesitation over the administration's labor bill while the House urges an early adjournment. Democratic leaders invoke strict rules to push capital labor boards and rail pensions measures, with decisions on a $1.6 billion relief package lingering as talks continue.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
El Salvador seeks US army aid after deadly hurricane
El Salvador asks for American military help as 3,000 dead reported in the provinces. Eleven US Air Force planes bring medical supplies and relief. San Salvador and rural areas suffer major destruction from floods and storms. Bridges washed away and livestock losses noted. The president orders drastic measures and public works to address the crisis.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
United States Army
Panama Canal Zone
United States
San Vicente
Zacatecoluca
Sonsonata
Ahuachapan
Molineros
Lempa River
International Railways of Central America
Pacific Coast
la Libertad
Acajuila
Finland pays debt as others default in June installment
Washington reports a rare payment from Finland of 166 538 dollars toward 11.6 billion dollars in war debt due from 13 nations. Several countries including Italy Poland Romania Hungary planned to explain or forego payments while others had already defaulted, marking a tense payday across the war debt landscape.
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Finland
National City Bank
New York
United States
Hungary
Pengos
Yugoslavia
Lithuania
Hull
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Germany
Regional Weather Outlook For Saturday Showers
South Carolina and Georgia expect partly cloudy skies with local showers Saturday. Florida and Alabama report showers tonight and Saturday with mixed cloudiness along the coast and southern portions.
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Georgia
Florida
Alabama
South
Admiral Reeves Relieves Sellers as Commander of Navy
New York June 15 Admiral Joseph M Reeves assumes command of the United States fleet aboard the Pennsylvania while Admiral David Foote Sellers retires. Brumby relieves Reeves as second in command on the California. Salutes, speeches, and flags mark the ceremonial transfer of power.
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U. S. Ss
Pennsylvania
Joseph M. Reeves
United States Fleet
Reeves
David Foote Sellers
Supreme Command
Admiral Sellers
Sellers
Naval Academy
California
Brumby
Escaped Texas convict captured after Iowa kidnapping
Joe Palmer, 32, who escaped from Eastham prison farm in February with four accomplices, abducted Elmer Schleuter, Al Schultze, and Dr. W. H. Fitch in Davenport and Walcott Iowa. After driving them across roughly 700 miles, Palmer released the three men and was captured 15 minutes later in St. Joseph Missouri. The victims returned home hours later.
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Texas
Iowa
Elmer Schleuter
Davenport
al Schultze
W. H. Fitch
Walcott
Joe Palmer
Eastham
Tex
Palmer
Schultze
Schleuter
Dr. Fitch
Surprises Add Zest to County Politics in Thomasville District
Last minute changes bring new candidates to Thomas county races. Chastain and Butler join Beverly in county commissioner contention while Vaughn faces Caldwell and Searcy. Robison and Banister gain rivals Tipton and Doss in the legislative field. several districts remain unopposed. The full qualified list includes multiple district and executive committee choices across Thomasville Meigs Ochlocknee and surrounding areas.
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Thomas County
S. A. Chastain
J. N. Butler
W. E. Beverly
Thomasville
J. C. Vaughn
Secon
J. N. Robison, Jr
H. R. Banister
Tom Tipton
Meigs
Samuel W. Doss
Tipton
Doss
Robison
Banister
J. S. Stewart
Ochlocknee
G. L. Waren
Duncan Bickley
Caldwell
T. T. Searcy
P. C. Vaughn
J. C. Thomasville
Beverly
W. E. Butler
J. N. Chastain
S. A. Qochlocknee
Stewart
J. T. Meigs
Duren
G. L. Coolidge
Ellabelle
Merrillville
Tugwell Nomination Approved and Plans Trip West
Dr. Rexford G. Tugwell, newly confirmed as undersecretary of agriculture, will depart early next week for a tour of farm regions. The Senate approved his promotion 53 to 24 after a heated hearing. backers hailed a victory for his policies while critics labeled him radical.
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Washington
Rexford G. Tugwell
Senate
Columbia
Smith
S. C
Byrd
West
Reno Woman Separated From Husband After White House Move
June Curtis Dall moved toward Reno with two children after separating from her husband Roosevelt aide Dayton Bobbins Dall. The family, previously at the White House, planned residence in Las Vegas while Mr Dall pursued ties to Fort Worth Texas and Philadelphia, with later marriage to Anna Eleanor Roosevelt.
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Nev
Curtis Dall
Roosevelt
Philadelphi
Fort Worth
Tex
Anna Eleanor
On Roosevelt
Marr
Dall
North
White House
Roosevelts and Political Tour Move Toward Nevada Divorce
Fragmented notes recount a Washington press event where Mrs Roosevelt discusses plans for divorce and a Nevada move. The text mentions a Brookings address, a planned tour, erosion and agricultural topics, and a mixed cast of figures including Curtis, Tugwell, and Y. Republicans and Democrats are noted as voting patterns in a broader political context.
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Washington
Franklin D. Rooseve
Nevada
Brookings
Offici
Heavy rains in south add to relief problem
Washington reports widespread rains worsen drought in the west and raise flood fears in the south. Harry Hopkins says six more counties added to drought areas in Nevada and New Mexico, with 221000 people employed on work projects. Arkansas receives 400000 for a loan fund to move stranded families back to tillable farms. Relief hinges on Agriculture Department certification of a serious flood or drought situation.
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South
Harry S. Hopkins
South Carolina
South Georgia
Agriculture Department
Hopkins
Nevada
New Mexico
South Dakota
Arkansas
Tillaple
Atate
Department of Agriculture
Bomb Explodes at Citroen Office in Paris Terror Campaign
A bomb exploded in the Andre Citroen factory office in Paris injuring the librarian and damaging the room. Four more people were hurt as nine bombs were mailed in three days. The attackers calling themselves three judges threaten Lebrun and Doumergue amid Stavisky scandal rumors.
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Associated Press
Paris
Andre Citroen
Henry Ford
France
Hell
Citroen
Venus Pencil Company
Tokalon
Pathe Film
Lebrun
Doumergue
Two Negroes Electrocuted for Slaying Two White Men
Milledgeville Georgia June 15 Two negroes Reese Castleberry and Floyd South were executed at the state prison farm for the slaying of two white men Castleberry admitted belonging to the gang but not the actual shooting South was the first to die at 10 15 am Castleberry followed at 10 25 am Governor Talmadge refused clemency yesterday The governor has not acted on George Cole’s commutation plea for killing a Clarke county negro The prison commission had recommended clemency for Cole.
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Milledgeville
Reese Castleberry
Floyd South
Castleberry
Lee Lindsey
Lindsey
South
Atlanta
Talmadge
George Cole
Clarke County
Cole
Cuban President Hurt by Explosion at Naval Base
Havana June 15 president Carlos Mendieta was slightly wounded by a bomb blast at Tiscarina naval base during an official visit. An arming officer was killed and several others injured as the explosion rocked the base across the bay from Havana.
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Havana
Carlos Mendieta
Tiscarina Naval Base
Green urges peace in steel dispute with arbitral board plan
William Green proposes a three member presidentially appointed board to settle all collective bargaining disputes and protect workers rights. He urges strike avoidance while the AFL chief criticizes Roosevelt plan as vague and calls for union recognition and a study committee at the Amalgamated Association convention.
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Aith
Willam Green
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Green
Cheen
Washington
Tom
Micheal F. Tighe
Steel Workers Union
Polish Interior Minister Pieracki Assassinated in Warsaw
Warsaw reports BRONISLAW PIERACKI minister of the interior mortally wounded as he left a club. He died soon after in a hospital. Two or more gunmen fired from a waiting group and escaped amid the ensuing confusion. A policeman was wounded. one bullet struck the minister in the head. A theory links the killing to arrests of Ukrainian terrorists in Cracow and Lwow.
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R Bronislaw Pieracki
Minster
Pleracki
Cracow
Lwow
Man Finds Body of Missing Child and Says He Cremated It
Sharon Pennsylvania June 15 Homer Sander a Westinghouse engineer today told police he found four year old Leah Minerva Dilley missing since June 3 and cremated her He said he was fumigating a house the day after the disappearance and found her dead on the floor Police report he took the body to his home and cremated it in a field He is held for questioning as officers search for the body and verify his account The Dilley child was one of ten in the family of Mr and Mrs George Dilley who disappeared around noon June 8
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Homer Sander
Westinghouse
Leah Minerva Dilley
Sanders
Dilley
M George Dilley
North
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