Hoover Defeat Marks Opening of Hostilities
President Hoover failed to secure more than 32 votes to sustain his veto of the Spanish War Veterans pension bill marking a major split with Congress. Only 14 House members stood with him and 61 to 18 in the Senate voted to override. Observers link the setback to approaching elections while veterans' leaders attended the vote.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
Congress
White House
House
Senate
Greene
Michigan
Rice W. Means
Colorado
John Thomas Taylor
American Legion
Lee River Line Discontinued After Storied Run
MEMPHIS Tenn June 3 The Lee Line of river steamers a Mississippi staple for three generations has passed on Captain G Peters Lee the last riverman of his name retires The Har ry Lee the final ship has been sold to a Gulf Coast excursion company
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United Press
Memphis
Tenn
Lee
Mississippi
G. Peters Lee
Harry Lee
Gulf Coast
Bryan Reappointed as Bankruptcy Referee for Waco District
Waco Texas June 3 Judge Charles A Boynton announced in El Paso the reappointment of Judge T F Bryan of Waco as referee in bankruptcy for the Waco district for a two year term.
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Bryan
Waco
Texas
T. F. Bryan
el Paso
Charles A. Boynton
Storm Relief Show Cast Performs Comedy At Municipal
An 8 pm Thursday program at the Municipal Auditorium features Gus Albright as sponsor with proceeds to storm relief. The bill includes Joe Norman orchestra, an all-woman ensemble, Hawaiian guitarist Dave Mahuka, local Hawaiian group, black face comedians George A. McKinney and Gus Albright, plus musical acts from Mrs Boswell, Miss Chandler, Miss Maudlin, Miss Moteh and the Black Mask Players. Admission 15 and 26 cents.
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Municipal Auditorium
Gus Albright
Storm Relief Fund
Joe Norman
Dave Mahuka
George A
McKinney
Paul Boswell
Edward Boswell
Mary Chandler
Eileen Maudlin
Violet Moteh
Black Mask
Texas Boy Drowns While Wading in Fort Worth Pool
An 8 year old boy, Harvey Hampton Henson Jr., drowned after stepping into water over his head while wading with companions in a Fort Worth pool. Attempts to revive him failed. He was the son of Mr and Mrs H H Henson of 8. Merritt spent the weekend visiting his parents at White Deer.
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United Press
Fort Worth
Harvey Hampton Henson, Jr
Harvey
H. H. Henson
Merritt
White Deer
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