France and U S discuss war debt holiday efforts
France and the United States move to align views on President Hoover's one year wartime debt and reparations deferral. Mellon La valued premier Edge and French officials plan talks in Paris, while the French chamber debates a reply that supports the plan but opposes delaying unconditional annuities.
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Associated Press
France
United States
Hoover
Mellon
Premier Laval
Edge
Ministry of the Interior
Paris
Remier
Chamber of Deputies
Bank For International Settlements
Germany
Europe
France Ready to Work With Hoover on Debts Deal
Paris reports say the French government is in cordial accord with President Hoover on suspending war debts and reparations for one year. At Premier Laval’s luncheon for Secretary Mellen a general willingness to pursue a joint solution was noted. Negotiations would focus on suspending the Young plan for a year and ensuring it functions after the pause.
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Paris
Hoover
Laval
Mellen
Briand
Briang
France
Mel- Jon
United States
Ministry of the Interior
Rhineland
Geneva
Reich
American reply to Briand on Hoover debt plan
Paris message says the United States accepts the French proposal and urges talks with ambassadors. France agrees to discuss economic reconstruction and to consider delaying Reich payments for one year while Parliament acts. The reply emphasizes France’s sacrifices and the need for a definite reparations settlement.
Scattered rains in state bring little relief
Atlanta meteorologist C. F. Von Herrmann says scattered showers across Georgia brought minimal drought relief. Newnan recorded 2.29 inches, Gainesville 0.33, Atlanta 0.08, Rome 0.25, with several cities remaining hot and dry. He cautioned that further scattered showers are unlikely to ease conditions.
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Atlanta
C. F. von Herrmann
Atlanta Weather Bureau
Georgia
Newnan
Gainesville
Rome
West Point
Columbus
Griffin
Monticello
Macon
Savannah
von Herrman
Classic Dancer Paviey Dies in Hotel Plunge
Andreas Paviey famed classic dancer dies after leaping from the 16th floor of Chicago's McCormick Hotel. A 25 year old known for leading the Chicago Civic Opera Company's ballet and formerly Don Carlo Opera's first dancer, he faced financial reverses and had moved to a cheaper room three weeks earlier.
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Chicago
Andreas Paviey
McCormick
John Collins
Paviey
Pavley
Ballet
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Mme. Pavlova
The
Dutch East Indies
Americus Club Raided in Probe of Warrants
Federal prohibition officers raided the Americus club in Georgia after two months of undercover work arresting two white men eight black men and two black women in the warrants case. Frank Stevenson a club professional was seized and later released on bond as about 1000 bottles of home brew were found but no liquor.
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Americus
Federal Prohibition
Frank Stevenson
The
Americas ‘Golf Club
Stevenson
Mrs Walker Lewis Dies After Auto Crash In Atlanta
Mrs. Walker Lewis 81 mother of Carl H. Lewis vice president of Citizens and Southern National Bank died from injuries after an automobile crash in Atlanta last night. Her son McTyerre Lewis was also injured and the car, driven by him, struck a telephone pole. The husband, a former Methodist pastor, had died years earlier.
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Atlanta
Walker Lewis
Carl H. Lewis
Citizens and Southern National Bank
McTyerre Lewis
Rome Radio Station WEDV to Change Frequency and Hours
The radio commission granted WEDV in Rome Georgia permission to move from 1370 to 1310 kilocycles and to switch from unlimited operation to daylight hours only.
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Rome
Washington
The
Radio Commission
WEDV
Dunlap and Aycock Paired in Semi Final Match
Society's semi finals feature a 36 hole match with Dunlap paired against Aycock as the field narrows toward the title.
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Dunlap
Aycock
Curtis tied to bond deal in Haldeman-Julius dispute
Vice President Curtis faced heated questions over hotel rates in Washington linked to E. Haldeman-Julius at Girard Kansas. The publisher alleged a Moore 1,000,000 bond deal and claimed Curtis profited 105,487.5 dollars from the arrangement while Curtis denied knowledge of Moore and insisted hotel charges were private.
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Topeka
Kas
Curtis
E. Haldeman
Julius
Girard
Kansas
Washington
Moore
Department’ of Justice
A . Curtis
Harry Sinclair
Haldeman-Julius
Lightning kills Gainesville man in home kitchen
Ernest Wiggins, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Wiggins, was killed by lightning in the kitchen of the family home near Gainesville, Georgia. Several nearby children were uninjured.
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Gainesville
Ernest Wiggins
H. F. Wiggins
Wiggins
Trial of Deputies in Ardmore Slayings Near Mexico
Courthouse Ardmore June 26 jury hears Frank Dudley closing for state in the murder trial of W B Guess a former deputy sheriff accused in the slayings of Emilio Cortes Rubio and Manuel Garcia Gomez on a residential street near a vehicle headed to Mexico. Jurors told to consider first degree murder first or manslaughter or acquittal with Oklahoma penalties.
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Ardmore
Okla
W. BE. Guess
Emilio Cortes Rubio
Manuel Garcia Gomez
Frank Dudley
Dudley
Guess
Cecil Crosby
Mexico
Gomez
Cortes Rubio
Bob Bogden
Lindy Seeks Permit to Operate Radio on Flight to Orient
Charles Lintner requests approval to use a radio receiver aboard his airplane during a flight to the Orient. The unnamed authority has not granted clearance and warns that lack of permission could lead to actions against the operator.
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Lindy
Charles Lintner
Orient
Fernication
Rlas Watts Tower
Richard B. Russell Inauguration Set For Saturday
Richard B. Russell Jr. will be sworn in as governor of Georgia in Atlanta on Saturday at 11 a.m. CST. The oath will be given by his father, Chief Justice Richard B. Russell Sr. A public reception to Georgians will follow at the governor's mansion from 4 to 6 p.m. CST. The state Democratic executive committee meets at Ansley Hotel tomorrow at 1 p.m.
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Atlanta
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Georgia Supreme Court
Russell
State Democratic Executive Committee
Ansley Hotel
Associated Press
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Discount of W. & A. Rentals Sought Again
A bill introduced in the Georgia House seeks a ten year discount of the Western & Atlantic Railroad rentals to ease state finances, estimated to raise about 6.3 million dollars for education and eleemosynary institutions and to cover past balances, with distribution to common schools.
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Atlanta
Western & Atlantic &Railroad
House of Representatives
Allen
Baldwin
Battle of Muscogee
Hardman
Richard B. Russell
Capitol
Ross
Appling
Gillen
Weather forecast across states in disrupted OCR
South Carolina sees generally fair weather tonight and Saturday with moderate easterly winds. Georgia similar conditions with isolated thunder showers in the far south Saturday and east winds. Florida partly cloudy with clear to partly cloudy skies. Alabama reports partly cloudy conditions with local thundershowers in the south central areas tonight and Saturday. Northwest region notes some unsettled conditions.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Agath
Queen Helen Denied Poison Rumors In Flat Refusal
London reports that Queen Helen of Romania did not poison herself. A British legation secretary in Bucharest said there is absolutely no truth to the suggestion she is ill. Officials in Bucharest declined to discuss royal matters amid the rumors.
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London
Helen
Rumania
Legation
Bucharest
Royal Garden
Daily Express
Vienna
Ienna
Daily Herald
Mme
Magda Lupesu
Carol
Princss
Cuban Consul Protests Treatment in Georgia
Cuban consul Angel Perez told state Assistant Attorney General Thomas R. Gross of alleged mistreatment of Cubans in Georgia. He cited tax treaty noncompliance and lack of diplomatic courtesy, warning conuls from Greece Great Britain Germany and Italy may close. He also accused jail officials of mistreating Cuban students and said many Cubans may relocate seeking better treatment. Perez reported to the Cuban state department and said Mr Gress would raise the issue in the General Assembly.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Thomas R. Gross
Angel Perez
Senor Perez
Mr. Gress
Greece
Great Britain
Germany
France
Belgium
Panama
Decatur
Ting
Oglethorpe University
Perry Harrison
Gress
Wee Willie Doody Sentenced to Life for Police Chief Killing
Wee Willie Doody was given a life sentence by Judge John Prystalski for the murder of Charles Levy, Berwyn police chief. The death penalty had been issued earlier but was reversed by the State Supreme Court. Levy was shot on May 25 1929 after a confrontation with Doody and a companion in a stolen car.
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Chicago
Wee Willie Doody
John Pry- Stalski
Charles Levy
Berwyn
State Supreme Court
Chief Levy
Hunk Anderson In Serious Condition At Mayo Clinic
Rochester Minn June 26 Dr C J Barborka Mayo clinic physician said incomplete diagnosis showed Notre Dame senior football coach C J Hunk Anderson was in a serious condition Tests had not proceeded far enough to determine the exact cause of severe headaches since late May but a serious head condition was indicated Anderson came to Mayo after believing sinus trouble caused his symptoms and took up the work after the late Knute Rockne.
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Rochester Minn
C. J. Barborka
Mayo Clinic
C. J. “Hunk” Anderson
Notre Dame
Barborka
Anderson
Knute Rockne
Fifteen Rescued off Huron Point in Lake St. Clair
A customs patrol boat rescued 15 persons off Huron Point in Lake St. Clair after fishing boats overturned in a heavy windstorm. Eight were saved from Lake Erie by rescue parties, and all others believed accounted for.
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Detroit
Huron Point
Lake St. Clair
Lake Erie
Twelve Pass State Pharmacy Examination
Atlanta June 28 J B Pendergrast secretary announces twelve pass the state board examinations held June 16 and 17. Fifty two applicants took the exams. Successful include Walter L Bennett Valdosta and Zachary T Lee Macon.
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Atlanta
J. B. Pendergrast
The
State of Pharmacy Today
Walter L. Bennett
Valdosta
Zachary T. Lee
Macon
Cotton Market Up Surges on War Debt News
New York June 26 The cotton market rose sharply in sympathy with stocks and war debt progress. Prices closed 2.15 to 2.25 dollars a bale higher as buyers pushed futures up amid optimistic wartime outlook.
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New York
Byitares
Americans Leading Three Cents In Ryder Cup Play
American professionals press British challenge in a two ball match as Billie and others carry the pace. The score shows a narrow lead with 86 holes of play completed.
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For
Billie
Transatlantic and World Flight Progress Noted in Copenhagen Stop
Otto Hillig and Holger Hoims land in Copenhagen at 2 10 p m after crossing from Bremen from Harbor Grace Newfoundland en route to America. Wiley Post and Harold Gatty continue a round the world flight hopping Moscow Novo Siberisk covering about 2000 miles since leaving the U S. The welcome is exuberant as officials and residents greet the returning emigrants in a city field crowded with cars and spectators.
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Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
America
Otto Hillig
Holger Hoims
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Copenhagen
Denmark
Old Country
Bremen
Hoirs
Fruis Skotts
Hobbs
Steinbrucken
Germany
Copenhaves
Atlantic
Omsk
Siberia
Moscow
Danish fliers welcomed in Copenhagen after transatlantic crossing
Otto Hillig and Holger Horriis, American aviators, landed at Copenhagen airport at 2 10 pm after crossing from Bremen. They flew from Harbor Grace Newfoundland to Bremen in three hops, then to Copenhagen. They credited fuel shortage and misdirection for delaying yesterday’s arrival. Wreaths were placed, and officials greeted them before departure for their next leg.
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Thyge Rothe
Aeronautical Society
Burgomaater Hedebol
City of
Bremen
Krefeld
Germany
Earth
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Europe
Inten
Copenhagen
Ussess
Denmark
Otto Hillig
Holger Horriis
S. T
Hoiris
Hobbs
Fruis Skotts
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Butts
McRae
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