U S Delegation Plans London Talks On Economics
Rep D McReynolds and nineteen experts head to London for the international economic conference. Cordell Hull leads a mixed delegation including James Cox and James Couzens with a brain trust and monetary policy discussion outlined by Secretary Moley.
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London
United States
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White House
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Rey Pittman
Nevada
James Couzens
Michiigan
Srmu
Pouse Committee On Foreign Relations
Couzens
Congress
Raymond Moley
Pull
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Bankas
Geneva
Argentina
Australia
Canada
Britain Debts Foe at London Economic Talks
War debt issues fail to make the conference agenda but Britain and other nations push for debt cancellation or deep cuts as diplomacy looms. President Roosevelt rejects congressional settlement and signals willingness to new terms. Britain may pay $16 million as part of the June 15 installment, aided by dollar devaluation and securities options.
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Britain
Trance
Italy
United States
Roosevelt
London
Congress
W Washington
Gold clause abrogation approved in House vote record
The Fletcher Steagall resolution to abrogate the gold clause passes the House 283 to 57, with 28 Republicans and all five Farmer Laborites joining Democrats. President urged legalizing action already taken. minority leader Representative Tree of Massachusetts led the emit minority.
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Hampions
House
Senafa
Fletcher Steagall
Farmer Laborites
Tnee
Massachusets
MITZY BROGK Hart Appointed Agricultural Ambassador to Soviet Russia
Former Iowa senator Brookhart becomes special adviser to the agricultural administration under Wallace and Peck to explore selling cotton and dye stock to Soviet Russia. He stresses no direct link to diplomatic recognition but hopes trade may lead to eventual ties. Other notes include Arthur Morgan named director of the Tennessee Valley conservation project and his long engineering record on major water projects.
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J P Morgan & Co
Senate Banking Committee
Verdinand
Acora
Glass
Mat
Blackguard
Becard
W. H Woodin
Morgan
the Treasury
Woodin
Rhocosevvelt
Norman
Davis
Lam
Lax Rope
Morgan Test
Rea FL Tinkham
Masgachus
Mitzy Wildwan Brogkhart
Iowa
Secetary of Agriculture
Wallace
Soviet Russia
Washington
Brookhart
Agricultural Administration
George N. Peck
Aratorg Corporation
Sayida
America
TION
Roosevelt
Arthur Morgean
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
St Francis Valley
Arkansas
Layton
Chio Ite
Armistice signed amid northern Ching conflict in Langku
Representatives of Japan and China sign a local truce in Langku restoring demilitarization within the northern wall area and resuming rail traffic Leiping Shanghaisan. Feng Yuhsiang denounces Chiang Kai-shek and proclaims himself commander in chief while factions in Kalgan and Canton move. Nationalist government insists the Tangku agreement is temporary and not surrender.
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Japan
China
Ching
Langku
Great Wall
Mukden
Leiping
Suiyuan
Chinese Volunteer Corps
Shanghaisan
Teng Yuhsiang
Feng
Chiang Kalstek
Ife
Kalgan
Canton
Tientsin
Mongolia
Urgs
Peiping
Debate at International Chamber of Commerce on Gold Standard
Participants from the seventieth congress of the International Chamber of Commerce denounced the United States for its mineral monetary policy and repudiation of the gold clause. Ira Campbell defended US shipping against international efforts to curb access to the seas. British delegate WEL Coates urged settlement of war debts before improving world conditions.
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Jenna
International Chamber of Commerce
United States
Charles Kisserain
Uolland
Ira Campbell
Newark
Yoota Runelmag
Great Britain
Congress
Wel Coates
Escape by 11 convicts from Kansas penitentiary led by outlaw
At the ANSIANG state penitentiary near Leavenworth Kaw a sensational escape occurred in a baseball game when Warden Prather and two guards were seized as shields. The fugitives forced the guards to accompany them over the wall and kept other prisoners as hostages. They fled in the prison superintendent’s car and later released the hostages. In Oklahoma their pursuit continued as they commandeered two more cars and freed three women near Leasanton Kan.
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Ansiang State Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kaw
Wilbur Underhill
Southwest
Prather
Oklahoma
Leasanton
Kan
Bandits Rob Culver State Exchange Bank In 1913 Heist
A 1913 Culver Indiana bank robbery ends with six bandits captured. One robber is fatally wounded as Vigilantes under Captain Chenauf mobilize swiftly. The town militia intercepts the crime spree and neutralizes the threat.
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State Exchange Bank
Culver
Ind
Ana
Imme Ately
Chenauf
Culver Mil Itars
Easy to Make Smart Accessories for Frugal Fashion
CHERIN NICHOLAS presents budget friendly craft ideas in organdie and pique for chic adds. From handmade blouses and capes to crocheted hats and cuffs, the guide urges fine stitches, rolled hems, and simple buttonhole work to elevate outfits at little cost.
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Western Newspaper Union
On Getting Stung and Gold Standards in America
Tosuke Yamasaki presents an English editorial on American conditions noting con games fraud and debt issues. He questions Alaska Canada trade ideas and public faith in the gold standard while arguing a dollar without gold can still buy goods.
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Tosuke Yamasaki
Canada
America
Tosuka Yamasaki
Kashu Mainichi
Japan California Daily News
Los Angeles
Menia
Samasaki
Yio Hon
Gus Kasch
Ohia
Uncle Sam
Alaska
St Lawrance
Dugland
Variety of Necklines Showcases 1920s Style Trends
The feature highlights multiple necklines from country to stork collar and bandanna scarves, detailing how to wear each with modern flair. It notes bow tie collars, Buster Brown collars, and knitted scarves, suggesting varied looks for this year while emphasizing the neck as the focal line.
Bows and Pleats in Paris Evening Gowns
Fashion notes describe pleated gown elements in Paris couture. Lanvin uses wide pleats for a capelet and fine pleats on the skirt flounce while bows abound in evening wear from Patou and Lanvin, including a prominent bow securing a capelet.
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Paris
Mesh Pocketbooks Return to Fashion This Summer
A shopping note predicts mesh pocketbooks will reappear this summer with accompanying ring-compact ip stick perfume and rouge details. The trend encourages carrying them in separate pieces or attached to a purse, avoiding heavy delicate metal links.
Hatry of Spring Straw Hats March Across Pacis
An army of straw hats advances from dawn until early morning under varied shapes and designs. The scene captures a broad array of sun protection styles marching through Pacis.
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Pacis Nulinery
Satons
Dana
Gandhi ends 21 day fast weighing eighty pounds
The article notes Gandhi's 21 day fast reduces his weight to 80 pounds and reflects on the world’s inability to grasp the meaning of his sacrifice for India's untouchables. It cites British policy and social ills as compounding India's misery while hoping Gandhi may rest and recover.
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Gandhi
India
Gandii
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