Conference to launch nationwide economic recovery drive
President Hoover calls a conference in Washington on August 20 with members from business and industrial committees across federal reserve districts. The aim is a concentrated campaign on concrete projects in business agriculture and employment, coordinating private and government efforts under a home loan banking system to bolster real estate and mortgage markets.
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Owen D Young
New York
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Franklin Fort
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James G. Stone
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New Jersey
America
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Senator MNATOR SMOOT Voices Tax Reforms Ahead
Senator Smoot of Utah, chair of the senate finance committee, says inequities in the new revenue law will prompt a revision when Congress reconvenes. He expects revival of a general manufacturers sales tax and notes business conditions improving nationwide. The U S Chamber of Commerce forms a tax committee to study remedies and possible revenue sources.
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Senate Finance
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Curtis Receives Republican renomination Notice at Topeka Home
Vice President Curtis was formally notified of renomination by the Republican party at his Topeka home. The event featured a modest ceremony with local Legion post band, a color guard, and a ten minute speech by Senator Dickinson. Curtis delivered his acceptance address to praise from party members and colleagues.
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Topeka
American Legion
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Walker case looms as Roosevelt probes Walker era ties
Ayok Jimmy Walkler of New York presses Governor Roosevelt to keep him from office. The inquiry centers on Walkers ties to Russell Sherwood who handled mayoral funds and has long been missing. The committee questions detail payments to Letty Conyten an actress linked to Walker and the handling of seven figures in cash and stock from Sherwood accounts. Roosevelt seeks the truth while curbing Walkers counsel as court actions loom over potential removal until after the presidential election.
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Jimmy Walkler
New York
Roosevelt
Wealker
Russell Sherwood
Haa Tong
Sand
Walker
Samuel Seabury
Wom
Wom! Who Was Unaofificiailly Admitted To Be Letty Cony Ten
Wialkers
Sherwood
Hla
Lindberghs' second son born in Englewood home
IMV8 of interest to all the country notes a second son born to Col and Mrs Gharley Ae Tindlesh in the Morrow home in Englewood New Jersey. The Lindberghs say both mother and child are well five months and sixteen days after the kidnapping of the first Lindbergh boy. Colonel Lindbergh pleads for press privacy, blaming publicity for largely causing the tragic death of their first child.
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Morrow
Col
Mra
Gharley Ae Tindlesh
Owther
Child
Hopewell
Lindbergh
Roosevelts Union Boost Aided By New Governor of the Philippines
Theodore Roosevelt's return to the political arena gained Union support after John H. Holliday of St Louis was named governor of the Philippines. Roosevelt had served as legal adviser to the governor general, and Republican managers believed speeches in the western regions could bolster the Hoover campaign by countering Democratic sentiment tied to Franklin D. Roosevelt, perceived as Roosevelt's son by some voters.
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John H. Holliday
Louis Mo
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Midge
Roosevelt
Franklin D Roosevelt
New York Political Scene Heats Up for Senatorial Nomination
The Stepatite party lines up candidates in September to challenge United States Senator Hubert I. Wagner, a Democrat seeking re election. Veteran figures from Syracuse and Dutile vie for the gubernatorial nod, including Col. William J Donovan famed for World War I service and later political roles.
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Syracuse
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Italy to reorganize navy for 130000 tons of ships
Azitu economy in mind Italy plans a navy reorganization demanding about 130000 tons of fighting ships including two battleships three heavy cruisers nine light cruisers twenty five destroyers and a dozen submarines. Ships will be crewless but not scrapped, to serve as barter points when the world disarmament conference resumes in Geneva this fall.
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Ita
Geneva
Switzerland
Von Papen era in Germany pressed by hitler rise
In the Papen cabinet debates on leadership mount as von Schleicher gains junker support while Hitler seeks full chancellorship with Mussolini power. President Hindenburg refuses, offering vice chancellor and cabinet posts to Hitler who declines. Nazis face strong opposition from communists planning a nationwide strike to force unemployment relief.
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Ultler
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PUSRIO AYALA Opposes War Over Gran Chaco
PUSERIO AYALA after becoming Paraguay president refuses to yield to Bolivia over the Gran Chaco. In a public statement he calls war between the two nations over the issue an absurdity, signaling a cautious stance amid regional tensions.
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Paraguay
Firmi
Bolivia
Gran Chaco
Praca
Ln On
Flood water recedes as aid funds plan load rises in Utah
Intermountain News reports flood effects across Utah towns with federal aid plans totaling about 89000 dollars for four miles of highway near Logan Canyon toward Garden City. Other items note resumption of schooling for local Indians, peach pageant in Box Elder, and railroad and road projects in Cache and surrounding counties.
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Utah
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Fort Duchesne
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Harriston Pond
Nephi Boisn
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Idaho
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Mattie Creek
Utah Trails and Landmarks Association
Carl Y. Mohr
Lincoln Youth Thamond Jubilee Flight Jump Record
Lincoln youth Thamond Jubilee, asked by Jim McClere of Stockton California, holds world record for high jump over barrier at height of feet 4 inches.
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Jim McClere
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