Dawes Sees U S Turning Point For Recovery
Charles G. Dawes, retiring president of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, arrived in Chicago and said the nation has reached the turning point in the depression. He urged lower taxes and government spending cuts as essential to full recovery, noting improvements in smaller businesses and cautioning that larger firms will follow. He highlighted municipal debt and tax issues and planned to direct his private affairs after arriving with Mrs. Dawes, greeted by his brother Henry M. Dawes.
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Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
G Dawes
A. FL
Washington
Dawes
M Dawes
Central Republic Bank
Henry M. Dawes
Teachers Face Black Summer in Chicago Budget Crisis
Chicago teachers face about six months unpaid after summer vacation starts. An emergency committee plans to visit Washington to seek federal aid as Mayor Cermak convenes city officials and bankers to address the unpaid teachers. Bankers warn loans hinge on rising tax receipts. In Batavia, James W. Reed is jailed 95 days for shooting blackbirds on a Sunday.
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Chicago
U.P
Washington, D
Anton J. Cermak
Melvin A. Traylor
First National Bank
Batavia
James W. Reed
Orville Haldisth
Democrats Face Difficult Problem In Wet Question
Claremore Oklahoma June 18. A Democratic observer reports tensions over prohibition positions after Chicago conclaves. References to Pat Hurley, wets and drys, and expectations of a party plank that may please no one.
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Claremore
Okla
Chicago
Alice
Pat Hurley
Hoover Won’t Take Part in Own Campaign
President Hoover announced he will not participate in the forthcoming campaign for his re election. Campaign headquarters will be in Chicago and New York with major policy addresses only. He may not travel to Los Angeles for the July Olympic opening as his duties require his undivided attention. The campaign will be run by Chairman Smith Sanders and the Republican organization. RNC offices to be moved from Washington to Chicago and New York.
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Washington
Rji
Hoover
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
Sanders
Republican Organization
Republican National Committee
Man Swindled Widows by Matrimonial Scheme
CINCATI June 38 40. A man with many aliases posing as a postal inspector targeted widows through matrimonial agency addresses. He allegedly proposed, borrowed money for a New York trip to copyright songs, then vanished. Indicted in Denver for defrauding a widow of 2200 dollars.
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Cincati
Denver
Colo
H. Dodds
F. C. Dodds
Frank C. Dodds
Harry Morgan
Harry L. Morgan
Dodds
New York
Gangster No. 6 Dies as Beer Operator Shot Near Chicago
In a Chicago area crime report dated June 18, Johnny Nyhan a known independent beer operator was gunned down by three men at Kis Crooked Lake resort near the city. Nyhan's wife witnessed the attack as machine gunners opened fire with a machine gun and revolvers.
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Chicago
Johnny Nyhan
Kis Crooked Lake
Nyhan
Hoover Target and Democratic Fight at National Convention
Democratic leaders, led by Jouett Shouse, pledge Hoover must accept responsibility before voters as the party targets the White House in the upcoming national convention. Ohio Senator Bulkley named to the resolutions committee. he advocates state control of liquor despite the Eighteenth Amendment. Butler predicts defeat for Hoover if Eastern wet conventions reject the national prohibition plank.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press State
Chicago
Hoover
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
White House
Herbert Hoover
Shouse
Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Cleveland
United States
Robert J. Bulkley
Ohio
Resolutions Committee
Bulkley
Congress
New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
New York World Telegram
Brinkert Offers to Face Violet Sharpe Before Her Death
Ernest Brinkert a voluntary witness in the Lindbergh kidnapping said he would have confronted Violet Sharpe before she killed herself to possibly prevent the Dwight Morrow household tragedy. He claimed the fatal identification of him by Sharpe was false, as Ernest Miller proved he accompanied the girl that night.
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Alpine
N. J
Jung
Ernést Brinkert
Lindbergh Kildnaping
Violet Sharpe
Irl
Dwight Morrow
Brinkert
Ernest Miller
Farm youth speaker defends future generation
A. B. Graham, pioneer of the boys and girls agricultural club movement, says farm youths are serious and not frivolous. He notes about 980,000 junior extension participants show the rising generation on farms will be a credit to the nation. Columbus report June 18.
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Columbus
A. B. Graham
Agricultural Club
United States
Graham
Quakes Hit Mexico with Unconfirmed City Destruction
Reports from Mexico City June 18 describe a strong earthquake in Central Mexico in three shocks. Unverified messages claim widespread damage in Colima including Colima City, Colina, and Tecoman, with none confirmed by authorities. A separate 4 H Club meeting notes sewing work and plans for June 23, with next gathering June 29.
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Menmico City
Central
Mexico
Colima
Colina
Tecoman
Frank Beebe
Seama
North Hill
Helen Beebe
Beebe
Veterans rally as Senate kills bonus bill attempt
Thousands of veterans swarm the Capitol as the Senate votes 47 to 19 to table a motion to reconsider the 2.4 billion bonus bill. Police kept many veterans outside, while others gathered in the galleries awaiting action, signaling tense unrest after months of protest. Walter W. Waters led the march, urging men to stay in Washington until the bonus is paid, with hopes of pressuring lawmakers in upcoming elections. The stalemate leaves the payout for next session, as veterans plan continued demonstrations.
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Washington
Walter W. Waters
Capitol
Senate
Waters
Anacostia
Congress
Capitol Building
Starving Tribe Reported Facing Food Shortage
A 309 Montagnals Indians band northwest of Hamilton Inlet faced starvation after a poor trapping season. Fifty survivors arrived at the Hudson Bay post half-starved as relief was organized by the post manager with Newfoundland Government approval.
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ST. Johns
Nfod
Hamilton Inlet
Hudson Bay Post
Father O'Brien
Montagpaia
Hudson Bay
Newfoundland
Plan for Prosperity Parade to Washington in June
Milwaukee reports thousands of unemployed men and women nationwide will join a prosperity parade to Washington to press for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and a $10 billion prosperity loan. The Conquering Christian Crusaders led by Henry W. Hayssen of Milwaukee sponsor the event with delegates from all trades and professions preparing to attend by automobile.
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Wisconsin
Washington
Milwaukee
Wis
U.P
Conquering Christian Crusaders
Henry W. Hayssen
Taxi War Sparks Sabotage Across Columbus Streets
Columbus reports sabotage tied to taxi fare wars. Ohio Bell fixes 40 lines used by taxi firms as reprisal after several companies cut fares to ten cents per trip. A mob crowded streets and attempted to force Stadium-Green cabs to the curb amid the unrest.
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Columbus
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Llarge Actian
Stadium-Green
Father hitches to visit son in reform school case
Grady Connell, 60, who hitchhiked from Monterey Alabama to see his son Grady Carrol Connell 18, left Pittsburgh for Chillicothe Ohio Federal Reformatory where the youth is confined. The youth pleaded guilty to a motor theft charge on March 22 and is serving two years. The father learned of this in Erie and Pittsburgh authorities directed him to the Ohio prison.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Grady Connell
Monterey
Ala
Grady Carrol Connell
Chillicothe
Ohio
Erie
Pas
Connell
Reformatory
Ohio City
Farm Grange calls for fair finance probe and road safety actions
About 150 people at the Lodi High School heard Pomens Grange of Jerseyville pass resolutions urging an investigation into the Athens County Fair finances and to seek state and federal action on rural road conditions, milk inspection requirements, and stream pollution. Members voted to form a three person committee to approach authorities and to oppose unsafe red roads, while noting premium payments and surplus funds in the fair board.
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Athens County
Pomens Grange
Jerseyville
H.R. Dacaby
Ue Geatigera
Bond Bend
Athena
Gru
Fair Hound
Daceby
Ilowan
Proxincaly
Wil Premiuma
Hikelid
Krangers
Mide
State Board of Health
Fareara
Lodi
Lod! Grange
Alehany
Innocent Boy Freed After Pals Confess in Murder Case
DETROIT June 18 A pale youth Gerald Growden aged 20 was freed from a life sentence after four accomplices confessed they did not know him and pleaded guilty for a murder in Romulus Mich The judge who sentenced him in 1952 read he is now free and his family welcomed him home with relief The case shows a dramatic reversal as new pleas shift the narrative to innocence and vindication.
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Detroit
Gerald Growden
Guy A. Miller
Jackson State Prison
Miller
Sam
James B. Smith
Romulus
Mich
Growden
Gernard
Tie
Kidnaper Gets Life In Md Kidnapping Case
Kansas City Maryland June 18 Walter W Werner 31 pleaded guilty to kidnapping Mrs Neil Donnelly wife of a million aire catment manufacturer He confessed he drove the car and was sentenced by Judge Ben Terte in the circuit court to life imprisonment in the case arising from the abduction of Mrs Donnelly.
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Kansas City
U.R
Neil Donnelly
Walter W. Werner
Ben Terte
Criminal Division of
Circuit Court
Werner
Officials Work On War Costs Revision Scale
Washington officials discuss a proposed two part standard to revise wartime debt payments for debtor nations. The yardstick would measure capacity to pay and leniency of terms, with large economies likely to pay more while countries with unemployment or poor trade balances could see reduced or delayed payments. Britain's debt adjustments example cited as tentative precedent.
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Washington
Udady
Offl- In
Kreuger associate fined as stock market collapse links arise
World Wide Kreuger associate Dror Bregberg, connected to the Kreuger interests collapse, received a nine month hard labor sentence and a fine of £102,000 in Stockholm. First woman candidate in Pulaski Tennessee is Mrs. Willa Blaie Hattek, widow of a late congressman, now Tennessees first female candidate. Bank to reopen in Youngstown after a $2,400,000 loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, with plans to reopen early next month. Insurgents killed and four wounded in a 15 minute clash with a US Marine patrol near Managua. A Boy Scout troop was installed at Middleport. County debt per capita is $17.
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Stockholm
Dror Bregberg
Ivar Kreuger
Bregberg
Pulaski
Tenn
Willa Blaie Hattek
EL Batiek
Becomg Tennessere
Congress of Washington
BANK
Youngstown
City Trust & Savings Bank
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
H. RB. Hooper
Local items and incidents reach Logan area
Nets Index reports on public square beautification in Nelsonville and Bible schools opening in four communities Monday. Sheriffs notes jail break prep at Hocking County facility. Stores stay open late Saturday for shoppers. Chauncey woman injured in fall from barn second floor. Two arrests in county station robbery. City Council urged to remove street obstructions. Labor train to Sunday Creek Valley restored. Oil tanker explosion witnessed. fifteen bodies may not be recovered. Ohio farmer receives chair for slaying wires. wiretapping ring busted. Senate begins relief work.
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Oteiwaeres Club
Public Square
Nelsonville
Twelyonville
Logan
Paga
Sherif
Hocking County
Fane
Chauncey
Cas
Chauncey and the Plains News
Pain & Shuster City Council
Sunday Creek Valley
Ohio
Senate
Henderson Denies Immediate Removal of Guard Units
Columbus June 1 reports state Adjutant General Frank Henderson said he was not considering removing national guard troops from Athens County now. The Monday morning labor train from Chauncey to Corning resumed service. details note timing, destinations, and the involvement of Sunday Creek Coal Company workers. Detachments of the 1st Regiment national guard arrived in Athens County for duty, with Company 1K New Lexington released from halting and returning home.
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Columbus
Frank Henderson
Athens County
Henderson
United Press
Zlandereen
Fale Javed
Atheny County
Nelsorville
Corning
Chauncey
New York Central Line
Wan
Minva
Welock
A. Om
Anil
Dairery
Uhouneey
Fittgenina Sen
Ak Millfield No
Totay
Kune
Ghidtenginger
Sunday Crock Coal Company
Joba
Wintine Perial
Manhattan Gaal
Comamay
Authea
Uteat
Tragoa
Mith Regiment
Ohly National Suard
Cietnatl
Minsting
Fleld
New Lexington
Lick
Thomas Matheny
Even Gangster Needs Practice
Chicago reports detectives found a woodland shooting gallery near Stickney where the Kangetera who killed George Red Barker trained with a machine gun. Will iam Hoak e mer and William Bland led a team to the site after shells were found, with locals saying three men fired at the post Thursday afternoon. The authorities believe the gunmen were tied to Barker's gang and Stickney long hosted Capone era depots and vice operations.
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Chicago
Tuna
Sylvan
Kangetera
George Red
Barker
Boyted
Williamhoemaker
William Bland
Stickney
al Capone
Weather Outlook Predicts Warmer Week With Showers
Forecasters issued a week ahead forecast highlighting warmer temperatures across the Ohio Valley with showers likely on Tuesday and again Friday. The transitional period suggests припог none to light rain, with temperatures rising above seasonal norms for midweek.
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Washington
United States’ Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley States
Ohio Valley
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