Middlesboro Daily News (Newspaper) - June 2, 1932, Middlesboro, Kentucky EDITORIAL COMMENT Kentucky Tennessee and Virginia Partly cloudy showers Thursday Friday not change In temperature Slum clearance IB being started by many cllies of Scotland VOL XVI NO 284 SENATE FIGHT ON ECONOMY IS IN THE OFFING Committee Proposal to Cut Salaries Ten Percent Arouses Upper Solons Washington Senate In the panic that lasted a sharp dispute KENTUCKY THURSDAY JUNE 1932 BIT NEWS CO INC FIVE CENTS A HISTORIAN SPEAKS MR JAMES TRUSLOW i I ADAMS in a New limes interview reminds things have been just asi bdd or even worse many times in tile past He bers seeing Northern Pacific Railroad stock selling at Zb cents a share only to rise in less than ten years to a share He To Frame Platform Tack Be Pees on Marriage Writs Up June 16 A schedule uf iy the Semite ivil bo found on horn 1837 to 1841 50 per cent ol property in the United States changed hands In 1 1857 Limes were nearly as bad and from 1873 to 1879 the depression was far worse apply a salary reduction than it is now In 1898 1 saw troops out- side our house here in New York and cavalry charging a hungry mob Many of the down the lino from cabinet large railroads were thrown officers and congressmen to into the hands Of receivers and charwomen About There have been bc il cut is than hall ol the of savings in the It IS Usual to say that the tax oral conditions inventions of bin to balance the budget machinery Considerable sentiment was de- experiment ill Russia the for a graduated salary War debts are behind all more than 10 per trouble now he big salaries and very little J All have something to charwomen BOOSTER DAf Ky increase in j tlie Sialo lux on marriage licenses j authorized the legislature become lii Assistant J Attorney General II Kicc j advised Bon Marshall Assistant Auditor yesterday The tax on marriage licenses will he instead ol SO cents The i increased tax will make the cost ol a license since the ml for al 11 VETERANS PREPARE FOR LONG STAY dio Singer to Be on Program Governor to Be Present over economy today while its Con- met with those of the House lo speed the tax to final Thc Senate was aroused by economy's committee's proposal lo James Garfield of i tin i It son late President Gurfield j IT 3 A A B5 lias bean named chairman of U TO PARLEY WITH GREAT important Republican resolutions committee Garfield who was prominent jn tin Hull Moose tion of the G 0 P will hare a leading part in i the Republican platform al Chicago convention SENATE SOLVES j DEFLATION CURE I Washington report Ilie United Slates Is willing lo palo in the second part of anne conference in after dealing wilh reparations in first part tor annual on and point Mo a c hat will surpass last year program J i- ail and Hie linali of ibis be worked week j j A new of tin celebration I will be a Laurel Day which will lie held in the wi i of In i honor or he coming BOY SCOUT JAMBOREE HERE FRIDAY U p p e r Cumberland Area Council Holds Fourth Meeting in Middlesboro who will serve in the of Assured of temporary hod and hoard in Washington some 000 World cr will start mil Friday War veterans comprising the of bonus marchers have the al Do clock wilh baskets of renewed their on Congress for payment of thc 1 bonus They say they'll stay in Washington indefinitely un- til their demands arc met Photo shows some of thc veterans OIK of the meals by individuals and charity in the capital St Louis 11 c second hall of lhc re- conference in reality will ask every resident lo buy j a sprig lo wear during day A c I similar plan will lie followed in oilier towns of Cumberland i riii every resident of London for making 1790 on it is to how cul it was the i really important they are jonly feasible way of making For the depression year requisite saving 1790 came before the raging around the pay trial in 1887 before the morning sun i conference nut later than Merryman said if elected he i August In the event proposed would work far legislation by lhc Lausanne session was cut will be outdone by the fight were no electric lights no I t0 huge factories with the production Of thc present j commended a reduction of I Consider the tremendous 000 This touches delicate political changes steam nerves L sail motors replacing horses The tax conferees meeting Id that tile capitalistic swet had before them the revenue gross which would guarantee to every voter an annual income of not agreed upon by nations pating therein has withstood Are the tors at work now so much stronger than the factors that were at work as passd by the Senate and by the and for every child In order lo get the income of it would be absolutely Unit the voter do two Merryman said j j First ho must keep of prison Second he must do his duty In GERMAN RULE SEEMS TO BE SHORT-LIVED voting at every primary and general i Berlin feudal t House Under congressional ror state and national headed by Lieut Col L rules the items are interchangeable and nothing j T i put in the final measure r -I wrote 111 which does not appear in either LINDY RESUMES in December 1928 House or senate bins that a business depression j Democratic Leader Was Under Way that House conferee said he would fight EXPERIMENTS IN Franz Von Papen expelled from the i United States World appeared destined today to a short life i Thc new cabinet was regarded as a between the vai planned fur June 10 and 11 Mrs j Joe Sweeney will have charge the boosler day plan in i The committee helping Sweeney is of S II II c Marl in Win j Demands Huey Try To APPEALS COURT Earn Salary UPHOLDS POLICE COMMISSIONERS Senator I Nelson Allen back lo and try i In a decision handed down by b of Appeals Ir and Ray Moss earn the a year Iho people I Ulo ru young ladies who are arc paying and put j hers o the Queen's Court or ing will he orderly I unctions nf festival and who will sell Louisiana was sprigs of laurel Misses Elizabeth Otelia Easton Merle Sara Deity and last by Tile senator home from Ion appeared before Ihc legislature ley week in behalf of a lax The heralds will be Misses Jane j program lie and list of pages has nol been t and will be published i 1 ing of charges brought against them and tlie was upheld in its that It could dismiss values must come down out thc lumber coal and that was no new era j I was soiling my stocks i Now 1 am buying The tion today is no more than was the situation in j 1929 And the men of New York I be still rich are wailing like j be a children who have lost toys 1 can't predict when this be over when the toys will bej will be returned as OPTIMISM IS that they wil be returned good as ever I of Heinrich and thai to come by made up yet at a later dale Selections of the young women who will servo in Hie court on Friday the will he I crowned was completed this week j according to Mrs A L who Is In charge of this part of the festival Committee chairmen met with Mrs last week j BUSINESS IS OBJECTIVE In a suit lo discharge the men of Middlesboro on charges preferred by Commissioner Giles several weeks ago Magistrates 11 and Jacob Schultz ruled that Commissioner not sit on case In had formed an opinion and -I S Coleman could not aid abel or recognize Giles in the case improve and the il- Atlanta to improve the condition of business A isl and banker I Court laler ruled that Over 200 Boy Scouts in the Upper I Cumberland Area are expected to be In Middlesboro Friday for the i fourth annual Jamboree Scouts arc j expected from Harlun I Cumberland Gap points in the Area The Jamboree will be held on the School grounds instead of at East End Park as tirst scheduled A parado of all troops sented will form at the First Church The parade will be headed by a drum and bugle corps from The parade will start at one o'clock Events at the Jamboree will in- Personal Appearance a pack for overnight hike and week end ing and String Burning a fire and bring the j up to a string 1 feet from the j ground all the knots and receive conventional signs in morse or semaphore send a message by friction or flint and steel Wall Scaling Pony express race antelope race chariot race and tug following are Jamboree of- J C Scout Executive Director W W Commissioner as Distant director Neil Barry Deputy Commissioner officers the day George L Burst referee Jeff Hf Rice Chairman George Oiler Chairman Middles bore District J S Chairman District Committee A W Chairman PREVALENT AT KIWANIS MEET Messages outlining prevailing conditions In banking industry the families of the unemployed j business and in the by the Welfare Association Tlie big City oT could District A BIG JOB COMB progress is being made in locating the ing and loan organizations featured an optimist meeting of the Mid- thc of thc Reichstag pending new Inns in July or August Hitler's Trenton N 1 Dr John I- Con- Fascists appeared certain to came don negotiator in Lindbergh j into power in elections kidnaping will spend the next few President Von is days examining rogue's galleries in now ready lo conclude any alliance New Jersey and Philadelphia in an wilh to save the German lo the man to whom j Fascist newspaper hc paid of Colonel kischer said A Lindbergh's money i i Kiwanis Club today W n is they may locate half Hank Trust Of tile families who have spoke from the standpoint made Oil relief in this section have I U G general manager of expressed a willingness lo Union Tanning Company to the farm if a location manufacturing angle i be found With the local assistant committee and the Red Cross if C v i j i j i N discussed Iho railroad being to work at long aii lt range with little opportunity I Ulc fron Check conditions at Nicholson president of the Other end of the line Loan Announcement of Dr plans for thc week came from FIGHT IN VAIN continued on fi A feature of the celebration business in Ibis district i and endeavor improve I hem i This is part of a ol j the nation I Thc one was held in j New York Owen i s will In- Alabama Kiana Mississippi and CLEAN-UP DRIVE IN lie state police no ha: Wash battled frantically in a vain i rii to save their sons Donald M and LaGrande II when 1 home burned The parents the sons die o-l SPOT NEWS FLASHES problem is hard to solve j tion was read by Howard J Even though the ties are great every family j which can be placed on farm marks an chairman for the Without a doubt next winter is going to be harder than I Mr lass Mr Nicholson hild lo bc Tho Wils FIGHTS PORK i Washington tration fight on pork barrel legislation sponsored by Speaker j lamer took Secretary of Wari Hurley to the House Ways and Means committee to testify against the unemployment Hurley i produced charts prepared by army S S Christian M K South Marsec Chapel Pruden Colored Salvation Army Salvation Army A drive lo clean up is lo begin in the very near lo Commissioner l S are going lo purge Ibc all Ilic and din ami make a clean of II be said i Coleman the jand property owners lo in by cleaning up properties around their homes and gel things all cleaned up lie said al lire si reels and alleys will be cleaned up by Hie city banks j of lhc Canal will be gone over and j In general a thorough administered the cily i We are ready lo begin now and we wanl citizens lo help us i Coleman said REMOVAL OF MAYOR WALKER TO BE ASKED DEMOCRATS IN PROTEST THAT Fred Smith Harlan A camp fire program will be held tomorrow night on the school grounds which thc public is invited CREDIT A I Aurora Some Washington III Democrats of Mrs nc protesting that President Worst when they received a IK New Yolk lames J will ol D vHl on Iwo charges he d a and he nol live up to a standard of conduct the nor for public lhc ic cycles of nation last With the local people the econom able to carry on the relief showing that there had been similar which was done last Winter in in 1843 in 1873 That means the whole i following each depression ition next winter is left to a time of brief history engineers to show the extent families themselves It is for that reason that Mr explained lie believed wheat would I the neighbors of the families who have been on the relief list should advise with and out some plan by which they can move to a farm of some relative or friend where they can grow enough stuff to live on next winter Our people who are fortunate enough to have jobs should render every sistance possible along that j line One big thing not to forget to do is to raise more stuff lo eat than will be needed All surplus food products cnn be Riven to the poor first factor to break Hie present depression He said thai the ton menace In wheat was being that the situation In Argentina was not favorable anil restricted acreage In Canada and the States would bring an improvement In prices and thai when wheat began come back then everything else would follow continued on page state would benefit Hurley was caustic in referring to the hundred million dollar mercy money and the Garner dole Fred What Representative Kentucky is there to the REPUBLICANS WOULD COMPROMISE ON MOOTED PROHIBITION QUESTION My I Republican wil Uni od 1 ress Staff Correspondent u a plank II satisfactory to all leaders appear to be preparing thc way for a compromise Wils thc the Senate's action in j e motor of ing the thief Mr Hoover to me Senate out illn houst and an for Twelve the was passed Aid Senator Dem complained in the Senate liio dc Janerio Dalian newspapers interpreted these freighter Caprera asked for facis us being cause and today after fire broke out Harrison sarcastically termed in a hold off Ilha Grande 70 miles President's visit a Paul south of here Ships from southern ride I ports went t-i aid As a matter of fact Harrison a number of DISMISS SUITS j told Mr Hoover Monday the j Washington tax would wilhin j against the Teapot Then next noun the hurried up to tho Senate will agree I will Arc yon asking me re- plied Hurley said Vinson Cut Al the same time Itcpn Idaho who lias in- lie hold aloof from j the presidential campaign unless tin party took a dry I resident Hoover is no bas come to the aid of one on prohibition ai lhc Republican convention which opens less than two weeks from Cut expenses to orders so far as has been ing dry I his closed lie is believed lo be alor Iowa who is to pro-: fighting a hard primary battle a wi Samuel piled up or for i and In- has c income T Sherwood al agent for total until his appeal for action Some agree Iho would have been dealt with Tuesday night regardless of Others insist his prise appearance in thf Senate chamber provided impetus sarv lo obtain a vote oil scandal are finally at an Tho three indictments left ajo missed against Albert B Pali ward L Doheny and K L Jr I'm by mayor led nearly a Orti ins i stealing is I hile in I tic QUICK WORK Chicago alert posal coupled with a Borah issued expression for thc dry voters statement expressing iho hope leaders and would I returned braved death to foil partially I arc in and out of Iho Whit In the Senate as a friend of the explosion of a second bomb Waller I1 has that the York and New Jersey are hearin on 5 Shanghai The law called upon today to war nee p The sued ar- and nol n and the money mild be Same Old Puncher V M a hoy wild lo Die traditions of the pust in an in front of Hank lird institution of and out of town amid he ro- volvor of an
