Hoover presses debt plan to ease World War obligations
President Hoover urged suspension of all intergovernmental debt payments for one year drawing mixed responses. Secretary Stimson opposed a Paris conference option while Britain Italy Austria and Germany expressed tentative support. France weighs the impact of conditional versus unconditional reconstructions and the broader plan includes both types of obligations.
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France
Stimson
Hoover
Great Britain
Italy
Austria
Germany
Visitors and local notices populate a Georgia town
Atlanta visitors Mr. and Mrs. C A Burton arrive while Mr A C Maxwell and Mr C Butler stay for business and a Jacksonville guest arrives. Dr Georgia Waterman advertises chiropody alongside local stenos, hosts, and guests at Florence Dobbins and Miss Robbie Yielding’s events. A Camilla businessman is ill. dining at Milton’s Paradise is advertised with new management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Robbie Yielding
Birmingham
Alabama
Florence Dobbins
Local travelers and visitors noted in Thomasville society
A parade of visitors appears in Thomasville including J T Johnson Atlanta E L Warner Jacksonville O C Trice Atlanta A H Lambert Greensboro W M Thorpe Columbus Wynn Harley Colorado Springs and Miss Sara Palmer Tallahassee Also longtime residents Merdre Cochrane in Atlanta for the Georgia legislature and Mason Cheshire families traveling to Camp Cherokee plus local business ads and a hospital note about Sara Palmer recovery from appendix surgery at Archbold Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Palmer
Tallahasee
Archbold Memorial Hospital
France Prepares Counter to Hoover War Debt Proposal
Paris reports a definite counter project to the Hoover war debt plan is to be submitted to the cabinet tomorrow as France moves to shape a formal response in diplomatic circles.
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France
Paris
France Delays Reply To Hoover Plan On Debt Plea
Paris reports France will not reply until tomorrow to President Hoover’s proposal for a one year halt to inter allied debt and reparation payments. European capitals and Washington monitor Paris for the next major step in the reparations crisis as the government faces hesitation over the form of an answer.
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France
Paris
Hoover
Europe
Washington
Have You This In Your Home Black Draught Endorsed
A letter from Mrs W A Butcher of Dalban Texas praises Black Draught for children with colds and biliousness noting quick relief and restored play. Thomas Peden of Tenn also vouched its benefits for biliousness and headaches, recommending nightly use for next day vigor.
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W. A. Butcher
East Eleventh Street
Dal‘ban
Texas
Thomas Peden
Kansans Propose Practical Farmer for Hoover Board
Dr. C. O Wolf of Ottawa Kansas, a 30 year farmer and veterinary surgeon, is named by eight Kansas farm groups as a candidate for the federal farm board. He chairs the Kansas State Agricultural Council and serves in the state senate. He promotes cooperative marketing and the agricultural marketing act. Born in Ohio, he moved to Kansas at age ten.
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Topeka
Kas
C. O Wolf
Ottawa
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Kansas Board of Agriculture
State Senate
Androm
Kansas State Agricultural Council
Kansas
Council of States
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Cox replies to Hoover query on reparations suspension
Camilla Ga June 23 Congressman WH E Cox of the second district replies to President Hoover on the proposed year long suspension of reparations payments He says he will support the plan if it has no implication of reducing or cancelling war debts He believes it would stabilize European governments and improve economies The only danger is encouraging war debt cancellation advocates
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Camilla
WH. E. Cox
Hoover
Hoover Welcomes 4-H Boys and Girls Encampment
President and Mrs. Hoover hosted the 4-H club boys and girls at the White House Blue Room, followed by photographs on the south lawn. Ministers discussed France’s reply and the German reparations plan. A proposed adjustment under the Young plan would see Germany pay 500 million gold marks to the World Bank in 1931, with France not drawing but allowing the bank to lend to European powers.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
France
Ministery of Finance
Bank For International Settlements
Germany
World Bank
Treasury
Dummy bank account of Dutch Schultz discovered
New York reports reveal a dummy account believed linked to Albert Flegenheimer aka Dutch Schultz. $856000 deposited in late 1980 with tax due about $44000, plus penalties and interest totaling $79236.72. A government lien of $18600 was filed against proceeds seized after Schultz’s arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Schultz
New York
Albert Flegenheimer
Hugh McQuillan
Department of Internal Revenue
McQuillan
Schultz
Anderson
Thomas E. Dewey
United States Attorney
Early Baseball Scores Highlight Multiple League Contests
National League action shows Boston defeating Cincinnati 3 1 in the second game while teams including Chicago New York and Philadelphia faced delays or cancellations due to rain. Ruth homered in the fifth inning for the Yankees, and a Kentucky forest project reports 41 000 trees planted in Harlan County Kentuckys Kentunkg forest district.
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Kentunkg National Forest
Harlan County
Kentucky
Dr Carr to Testify Before Grand Jury in Starr Faithfull Case
Dr. Carr will recount his story to the grand jury as county authorities and witnesses including the Faithfull family, detectives, a taxi driver, and two women who saw Starr Faithfull on June 4 provide testimony about her disappearance.
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Stanley ER. Faithfull
Starr
Carr
Boston
Miss Faithfull
Faithfull
Starr Faithfull
Grand Central Terminal
Ocean flight starts today from Roosevelt Field
X ray pictures show Ruth Nichols suffered two cracked vertebrae in yesterday's crash at St John New Brunswick. Her doctor says the injury is painful but not serious as the bones are not dislocated and should mend quickly. The flyer had water coffee cake and sandwiches before the flight and may obtain more at Harbor Grace.
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Roosevelt Field
New York
Ruth Nichols
St. John
N. B
Crash ends Ruth Nichols flight at St John New Brunswick
Col Clarence D. Chamberlin blamed landing conditions for Ruth Nichols crash at St John New Brunswick. He described a medium sized hill surrounded field and sun glare that prevented a clear view, causing a forced overshoot and impact with rock ledges that wrecked the gear and injuring Nichols who remained in good spirits. Two Norwegian explorers outline Greenland plans and scientific aims.
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Chamberlin
Miss Nichols
New York
Ruth Nichols
St. John
N. B
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Stock prices ease from Monday highs on NYSE
New York June 23 prices fell $1 to $3 on the New York Stock Exchange after broad profit taking from a sharp advance. United States Steel common dropped $2 and declines also hit International Telephone, Woolworth, B&O, New York Central, Union Pacific, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, American Telephone and Consolidated Gas by about $1 to $0.75.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
United States Steel Common
International Telephone
Woolworth
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Central
Union
Fashion Shop Ad Promotes Ladies and Men's Half Sales
L J Sturdivant advertises women’s half sales priced at 85c 1.00 and 1.25 along with children's and men's splits. Offers men’s sales at 1.00 1.25 and 1.50 with locations at 125 South Broad Street.
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L. J. Sturdivant
South Broad Street
Expedition Plan To Start From Quervain Coast In Greenland
The party resumes an overland Arctic march from a 60 km north of Jakobshavn, aiming to reach the inland plateau in five to six days and cross 1000 km at about 25 km daily. They expect to reach east coast peaks after 30 days, rely on log-based position fixes, and may rely on a Norwegian hunter hut for resupply.
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Martin Mehren
Arne Hovgaard
Associated Press
Greenland
Franz Josef’s Fjord
Disko Bay
Lange Kooch
Adolph Hoel
Quervain
Jakobshavn
Haven
Walterhausen
Mygre Bay
Dr. Hoel
Albata
J. P. Koch
Otto Nordenskiold
Fragmentary puzzle style clues with scattered terms
A garbled list of cryptic clues and partial phrases touching on money, places, deities, and descriptors. The mixed entry includes references to Brazil, Anglo-Saxon terms, ancient capitals, and biblical country hints alongside scattered numbers and misspelled words.
Cotton bag plan could lift staple cotton prices in Alabama
Auburn professor J. D. Pope says requiring cotton bags for seeds fertilizer and cement would boost domestic cotton bag usage by 500000 bales in 1931 and raise overall cotton consumption. He notes fertilizer cement and bag use would push up demand and prices for growers.
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Auburn
Ala
J. D. Pope
Agricultural Economic Department of
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Pope
United States
Funeral Services for Miss Myddelton
Valdosta Georgia June 23 funeral services were held here this afternoon for Miss Caroline Myddelton 74 a pioneer citizen who died yesterday afternoon. She lived here most of her life. She is survived by two sisters Misses Anna Belle and Helen Myddelton.
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Valdosta
Caroline Myddelton
Anna Belle
Helen Myddelton
Genealogist Seeks Parchment Buried With Rabbinical Body
Washington reports international genealogist Viola Root Cameron plans to exhume an eighteenth century rabbi in a Czechoslovak cemetery to recover parchment documents buried with the body. The parchment, dated 1750 to 1800, could illuminate missing branches of a wealthy New York client’s family tree. Cameron will oversee the exhumation in Europe this summer.
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Washington
Czechoslovakia
Viola Root Cameron
Ruth Hits 14th Homer as Yankees Lead White Sox
Babe Ruth belted his 14th homer of the season in the fifth inning to give the New York Yankees a 4 to 3 edge over the Chicago White Sox. The drive also scored Larry, boosting the Yanks in the opening game.
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Chicago
Babe Ruth
Yankees
White Sox
Lary
Yanks
Four Homes Destroyed In Carbonear Fire
Four houses burned in Carbonear Newfoundland as flames menaced a residential district. Firefighters gained control with help from St John’s as residents stood by. A second fragment notes a turtle found in Greensboro Kentucky bearing J. M. 1863.
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Carbonear
N. F
St. John’s
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Wm. M. Scholl
M.D
N. Broad
Congress
Mrs. C. A. Burton of
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Georgia Waterman
Madison St
Woodrow W. Brooks
Sara Levitt
W. Jackson St
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Coolidge
W. G. Dekle
W. B. Cochran
Fred Scott
Fred, Jr
Dorothy
Milton's Paradise
Boston Road
New Management
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E. L. Warner
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A. H. Lambert
Greensboro
Thomasville
Mr. W. M. Thorpe of
Columbus
Mr. Wynn Harley
Colorado Springs
Lula
Sara Harley
Crawford’s
Baxley
W. T. Merdre
W. B. Cochrane
Georgia
B. L. Brewton
Jams S. Mason
Jimmy Mason
Julia Cheshire
Howard Cheshire
Camp Cherokee
Clarkesville, Ga
Jas. McCracken
Lela Blackburn
Tulare, Cal
Col. L. H. Blackburn
Hoover Board
Congressman Cox
MR. Hoover
RHE
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Cleveland
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McKain
Tate
Ruth
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Collins
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North Carolina
DR. Carr
Grand Jury
Arne Hoggard
Wilkins Polar
Sir Hubert Wilkins
North Pole
U. S
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Charles A. Lindbergh
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Irtab
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J. M. 1863
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