Treasury Nips Plans of Silver Speculators
Washington June 29 The treasury has nipped in the bud any plans silver speculators may have had to profit by shipping the metal abroad. Secretary Morgenthau ordered an embargo on exports of silver last night a special license now will be necessary to send silver abroad officials indicated that silver had started to leave the country in considerable quantities
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Conside
Silver Policy and Markets Mentioned in Bill and Trade Notes
The text discusses a bill directing treasury actions to buy silver and its impact on the metal’s price, noting exports and shortages. It also references Oscar Robinson, 83, who served 26 years in California, and hints at political or electoral life.
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Oscar Robinson
Hea
Calif
FDR Approves Bill for Compensation of Veterans Widows
President Roosevelt approved a bill liberalizing compensation for World War widows and orphans. He also acted on the farm mortgage moratorium and railway pension measures but withheld announcements pending later statements. He plans a Hawaiian cruise starting late Sunday from Annapolis and reviews personnel for new stock exchange and communications commissions. He consults finance and administration figures and awaits his eldest son James’s arrival for farewell.
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Washington
Soosevelt
Annapolis
Whitle House
New Stock Exchange and Communications Commissions
Roosevelt
Raymond Moley
Bernard M. Barush
New York
Farley
James
White House
Little Man What Now highlights Borzage’s return
Hollywood reviews praise Borzage’s new film Little Man What Now starring Margaret Sullavan and Douglass Montgomery. The story follows Hans Pinneberg and his wife as unemployment and social injustice threaten their future. Despite setbacks a tender love sustains them, ending with hopeful triumph yet lingering questions about postwar society.
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Margaret Sullavan
Hans Fallada
William Anthony McGuire
Douglass Montgomery
Miss Sullavan
Hans Pinneberg
Hans
Hollywood
Business visitors from Macon Tampa and West Point
Mr W L Simmons of Macon and Mr H L Smith of Tampa were business visitors yesterday. Mr E Lewis of 322 W Jackson and Mr T Parker of Atlanta also called on local business. F B Williams of West Point and Miss Louise Williams of Quincy visited friends here. Joyes School advertises enroll now with phone 612W.
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ER. T. Parker
Atlanta
H. L. Smith
Tampa, Fla
F. B. Williams
West Point, Ga
Louise and
Marie Williams
Quincy, Fla
Joye
Nudists Wed in Nudist Wedding at World’s Fair Site
Chicago June 29 A Texas Amarillo bride Jean May 23 and Milwaukee groom Charles Mueller 24 were pronounced husband and wife in a strictly nudist ceremony at the World’s Fair. The Rev wore goat skin. ceremony set among dinosaurs of the fair’s Lost River. Witnesses included Max Hilbig and Alois S. Knapp.
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Amarillo
Milwaukee
Jean May
Texas
Charles Mueller
Miss May
Roselawn
Ind
Mueller
Mirror Lake
Wis
Yvonne Stacey
Zorine
Fred C. Smith
Lost River
Max Hilbig
Alois S. Knapp
Zoro
Dillinger Alive Three Weeks Ago Claim Proven By Letter
Mooresville Ind June 29. John Dillinger father says a letter from the desperado was received in Chicago three weeks ago and burned per the letter’s instructions. The elder Dillinger owns a nearby farm and made the report today.
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Mooresville
Ind
John Dillinger
Desperado
Chicago
Dillinger
World War Veteran Hanged for 17-Year-Old Murder
Paul F. H. Kauffman a 35 year old World War veteran and former minor league baseball player was hanged in the Kansas City county jail for murdering Avi Woolery a 17 year old girl from Webb City Missouri. He lured her to Kansas City attacked her in Swope Park four years earlier and buried her body. He confessed before his first trial and said he expected someone to intervene. He recalled his brief baseball career and had his belongings sent to his mother in Columbia Pennsylvania.
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Kansas City
Paul FH. Kauffman
Avi Woolery
Webb City
Swope Park
Columbia
Kauffman
Reading Club
International League
Harry G. Knauffman
Colombia
Judge Luke Linked to Bank Fraud and Receivership Case
Luke transferred $100000 of personal property to Luke and Cook with intent to defraud. He showed $225000 in assets to the bank in 1929. Receivership petition follows an involuntary bankruptcy against the judge in Valdosta by creditors. Judge Luke had administration of A. M. Watson estate, was removed, and later fatally shot Oscar Groover in a vehicle incident ruled accidental. Attorneys named from Valdosta Thomasville Macon Cairo involved.
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Luke
Luke and Cook
Valdosta
Watson
A. M. Watson
Thomasville
Judge Luke
Wilcox
Groover
Wilcox, Connell and Wilcox
Alexander and Jones
Jones, Johnstian
Russell and Sparks
Macon
S. P. Cain
Cairo
Duke Free Summer School for Coaches Opens July 18
Duke University schedules its fourth annual free summer school for athletic coaches in Durham starting July 18 directed by Wallace Wade. Courses will cover football basketball track and boxing taught by Duke coaches Eddie Cameron Gail Voyles Warren and others. Last year the program drew 120 coaches from 13 states.
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Durham
N. C
Duke University
Wallace Wade
Wade
Eddie Cameron
Duke
Gail Voyles
The
Universty of Illinois
Add Warren
William H. Carpenter Serves as Rescue Postmaster Many Years
William H. Carpenter 82 has served as postmaster of Rescue California for 39 years beginning under Grover Cleveland and continuing through nine presidents.
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William H. Carpenter
Rescue
Calif
Grover Cleve
Copeland Named Receiver for Judge Luke Copeland Named Receiver for Judge
Federal court actions name A. M. Watson estate as principal creditor with $25,000 liability and $89,000 misapplied funds while Luke served as administrator. Creditors include First National Bank and Citizens and Southern National Bank of Atlanta asserting claims in the petition.
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A. M. Watson
E. K. Wilcox
Valdosta
First National Bank
Citizens and Southern National Bank of Atlanta
Citizens and Southern
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