Laval Mellon Confer on War Debt Plan No Agreement Seen
Paris June 27 Premier Laval and American secretary of the treasury Andrew W Mellon conferred about Hoover’s war debt suspension proposal but no agreement was reached. They planned another meeting Monday as German ambassador Von Hoesch arrived and discussions with Briand Poncet continued.
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Paris
Laval
Andrew W. Mellon
the Treasury
France
Hoover
Mellon
United States
Hdge
Briand
Plandin
Pietri
Andre Francois-Poncet
Edge
Ministry of the Interior
von Hoesch
Germany
M. Laval
Andrew W. Melton
Treasury
Lavall
Laval conference with Mellon ends this afternoon
Premier Laval and Secretary of the Treasury Mellon concluded their talks shortly before 6 o clock this afternoon in Paris. They, with French and American officials present, will meet again on Monday Laval announced at the close of the conference.
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Mellon
Laval
Paris
Treasury
Andrey
French Deputies Uphold Government on Hoover Pact
In Paris on June 27 the French Chamber backed Premier Laval by 386 to 189, approving the government's reply to the Hoover moratorium plan and authorizing talks with Andrew Mellon. The vote affirmed a one year moratorium on reparations payments linked to the Young plan, seen as a major parliamentary victory for Laval amid criticism.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Laval
Andrew W. Mellon
the Treasury
Chamber
United States
Hague
Germany
Kovernment
Inauguration Highlights for Richard B. Russell Jr Governor
June 27 in Atlanta marks the inaugural events for Richard B. Russell Jr. The schedule includes a 10:00 a.m. business briefing, a 10:25 a.m. joint session for ceremonies, an 11:00 a.m. oath and address on the state house lawn, a 1:00 p.m. Democratic executive committee meeting, and a 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. governor's reception at the executive mansion.
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Atlanta
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Senate
House
State Supreme Court
Statehouse Lawn
Georgia Democratic Executive Committee
Executive Mansion
Russell
Leman Anderson
Pike County
R. H. Hay
Newton County
Georgia
Democratic Executive Committee
Lawrence Camp
John S. Cohen
Governor's Mansion
General Assembly
Allen
Baldwin
Maynard
Sumtér
Floyd
Shouse Backs Hoover Debt Holiday With Reservations
Jouett Shouse, Democratic National Committee chair, endorsed Hoover’s one year debt holiday but warned Congress must fix tariff schedules and other admin criticisms. He urged reform themes for 1932 and said the party must address prohibition and other issues. The Georgia dinner drew about 400 guests.
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Atlanta
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Hoover
Congress
Georgia
Richard B. Russell
Shouse
Democratic Party
Parker's Term as Adjutant General Expires in Georgia
Atlanta reports Homer C. Parker announces his adjutant general term ends with Governor Russell's inauguration. He accepts commission as brigadier general in the Georgia National Guard, retires and resigns as lieutenant colonel of the finance department, Georgia National Guard, details of future political plans not disclosed.
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Atlanta
Homer C. Parker
Richard B. Russell
Russell
Georgia
National”Guard
Georgia National Guard
United States
Parker
Beach evacuations as tropical storm nears Gulf
Corpus Christi officials ordered North Beach and Padre Island coastal areas evacuated as a tropical storm approached from the Gulf of Mexico. The disturbance, initially a rain shower with wind, was forecast to strike north of Brownsville later today with the storm tracking west northwest toward the area between Brownsville and Corpus Christi.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
North Beach
Gulf of Mexico
Padre Island
Boca Chica Beach
Brownsville
Storm Warning Issued for Brownsville to Corpus Christi
Weather bureau issued advisory at 9 a.m. for a tropical disturbance less than one hundred miles east or east-northeast of Brownsville moving west-northwest toward the northwest Gulf Coast.
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Houston
Texas
Progreso
Yucatan
Brownsville
Weather Bureau
Corpus Christi
Washington
Corpus ‘Christi
Obituary Notice for Ville Simms Former Charlotte Publisher
Charlotte obituary reports the death at his home of Ville Simms a former publisher associated with Charlotte. Simms was a native of Bilijay Georgia and was once a prominent figure in the local press. The notice notes his passing on June 4 in Charlotte.NOTE: Adjusted for clarity from fragmented OCR. preserves named individuals and location.
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Charlotte, N
Acon V. Simms
Tagnagét
Charlotte Obiely
Mes
Yéator- Hay
Bilijay, Ga
Dry sentiment mobilization eyed before 1932 conventions
Washington reports a formal announcement by the prohibition board of strategy to mobilize dry sentiment nationwide. The board aims to secure dry planks in party platforms and nominate dry candidates. Colonel Patrick H. Callahan and Dr. Edwin C. Dinwiddie are named leaders.
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Washington
Prohibition “Board of Strategy
Patrick H. Callahan
Louisville
Prohibition
Board of Strategy
National Party
Edwin C. Dinwiddie
National Temperance Bureau
Stimson Optimistic on Debt Moratorium Plan During European Trip
Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson expressed optimism about reaching an international agreement on debt and reparations moratorium as he sailed aboard the Conte Grande for a European vacation. He planned to join Treasury Secretary Andrew Mellon in urging European acceptance of the Hoover plan and commented briefly on the French chamber vote.
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New York
Henry L. Stimson
Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Europe
Chamber of Deputies
Honduran Rebel Chieftain Ferrera Killed in Fight
Tegucigalpa June 27 General Gregorio Ferrera supreme chief of the revolutionary movement was killed during a Friday night engagement. Ferrera a veteran of five revolutions and a full blood Indian known for honesty and valor. The conflict in Honduras intensified after earlier fighting at Tela and U.S. warships were sent.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Gregorio Ferrera
The
Revolutionary Movement
Tela
General Ferrera
United States
Ferrera
Child Rescued From Brooklyn Sewer After 14-Block Plunge
A baby girl approximately 18 months old named Lillian Newman fell into a Brooklyn sewer. She was carried 14 blocks by the current and recovered alive after being wedged on a screen. an ambulance physician initially declared her dead, but an emergency squad revived her with oxygen. Police were alerted by Playmates who saw the fall and directed responders.
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New York
Brooklyn
Hope
Lillian Newman
Globe circling fliers safe in Siberia today
Two Americans Wiley Post and Harold Gatty landed at Blagoveschensk after a 850 mile flight from Irkutsk in wet conditions. They reported the Winnie Mae in excellent shape and planned to depart for Khabarovsk then Nome, Alaska, in a flight considered among the most dangerous of their world circumnavigation.
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Associated Press
London
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Chester
England
Berlin
Moscow
Blagoveschensk
Siberia
Irkutsk
Monoplina
Winnie Mae
Post
Gatty
S. T
Khabarovsk
Bureya Mountains
Nome
Alaska
Sea of ‘Okhotsk
Bering Sea
Royal Palace in Genoa Bombed in Morning Attacks
Genoa Italy June 27 four bombs exploded in the early hours blasting a hole about 15 feet in a palace wing and smashing over 100 windows. The blasts shattered walls of several buildings and hundreds of suspects were arrested amid loud noises mistaken for thunder or harbor battleships.
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Genoa
Italy
Bomb blasts shake Genoa. police arrest hundreds
Four bombs exploded in Genoa early today shattering windows and damaging walls. Police arrested hundreds of suspects in connection with the incident.
Hoover urges clearer policy for farm board wheat sales
President Hoover recommended to the farm board that it consider a more definite policy on selling the wheat holdings of the stabilization corporation. White House officials said the suggestion stems from unusual market conditions, though the president has no authority to set board policy. the board is weighing the matter amid growing calls from officials and wheat growers not to dispose of wheat while the current crop is marketed.
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Washington
Hoover
Farm Board
Stabilization Corporation
White House
Americans Lead In 36 Hole Singles Matches
In Columbus on June 27, led by Gene Sarazen with a sub par 71, the American pros moved ahead of Britain in the first round of the 36 hole singles. Sarazen led Fred Robson 3 up. Billie Burke was 2 up on Archie Compston. Densmore Shute was three up on Bert Hodson. Al Espinosa and Ernest Whitcombe were even after the second nine. Johnny Farrell and Billie Davis were square after 18 holes. Hagen faced Charles Whitcombe with a 4 down deficit but the British gained hope as Whiffy Cox ceded a first nine lead to Abe Mitchell. Burke held a 2 up advantage over Archie Compston.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gene Sarazen
Sarazen
Fred Robson
Billie Burke
Archie Compston
Densmore Shute
United States
Bert Hodson
al Espinosa
Ernest Whitcombe
Johnny Farrell
Billie Davis
Walter Hagen
Charles Whitcombe
Whiffy Cox
Abe Mitchell
Burke
Brunswick Man Drowns After Car Overturns on Coastal Highway
Arnold F. Yates a 47 year old Brunswick resident drowned when his car swerved off the coastal highway and overturned in about four feet of water near Brunswick Georgia. Roscoe Caraway 23 survived after escaping the submerged vehicle and aiding authorities. Police believe Yates died shortly after the crash following a tire blowout and subsequent entrapment of nearly four hours.
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Brunswick
Arnold F. Yates
Roscoe Caraway
Caraway
Bu Caraway
Yates
Hot dry weekend forecast for Georgia by meteorologist
Atlanta June 27. A hot dry weekend was forecast for Georgia by C. F. Von Herrmann United States meteorologist. He said yesterday there were chances of rain but the Gulf of Mexico disturbance shifted its course. Temperatures were forecast to reach 90 degrees tomorrow.
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Atlanta
Georgia
C. F. von Herrmann
United States
Gulf of Mexico
Heat Wave Ravages America as Temperatures Hit Record Heights
The nation endures extreme heat across the Midwest and West with many states recording 100 plus degrees. In Michigan Ohio and Pennsylvania storms bring wind, rain, and lightning. deaths occur from electrocution and lightning. cities report injuries and property damage.
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Associated Press
America
Ohio River
California
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Toledo
Russell Sworn In As Georgia Governor With Family Bible
Richard B. Russell Jr was sworn in as governor of Georgia today with his left hand on his mother s Bible. The oath was administered by his father Richard B Russell Sr chief justice, using the family Bible from the Russell home in Winder Ga.
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Atlanta
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Georgia
Richard B. Russell
State Supreme Court
Russell
Winder
Georgia Supreme Court
Cecil Neill
State Senate
Arlie D. Tucker
State House of Representatives
House
Senate
122Nd Infantry
Georgia National Guard
L. G. Hardman
Taylor Morton
Lafayette
George H. Carswell
John B. Wilson
Barrow County
Eugene Talmadge
William B. Harrison
William J. Speer
George M. Napier
Revolt fears erupt on eve of Spain elections
Madrid reports tense conditions as air force units at Tablada near Seville rebel against the government. Major Ramon Franco, exiled, is said to be fomenting unrest while authorities fear a left-led assembly after the vote. Martial law considered to preserve order.
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Madrid
Spain
Tablada
Seville
Ramon Franco
Zamora
Alfonso
France
Trops
Alcala Zamora
Republican Party
Major Franco
Revolt in Spanish Air Force at Seville Airdrome
Reuters reports a revolt by Spanish air force members at Fablada near Seville led by Major Ramon Franco after his dismissal as chief. Airmen from across the country arrived by air and a Seville garrison column moved to the airport as troops seized the airfield and disarmed mutineers with ease.
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London
Reuter
Fablada
Seville
Spain
Ramon Franco
Weather forecast for South Carolina Georgia and Florida
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions in South Carolina and Georgia with gentle variable winds tonight and Sunday. Florida expects partly cloudy skies with scattered showers tonight and Sunday.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
South
Georgia Governor Russell Inauguration Promises Fiscal Reforms
Governor-elect Richard B. Russell Jr. takes the oath in Atlanta at age 33, pledging economy in state expenses and a revision of the state government system. The inauguration includes the legislature, state officials, and family, with ceremony and a reception at the Governor’s mansion.
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