Hoover Garnered Ovation At Republican Convention
A spontaneous show of support greeted Herbert Hoover as he appeared at the Republican convention. Hoover delivered a confidently reasoned address and his words echoed in the delegates with approval, while opponents argued about his record and the shifting political landscape. The convention also saw Weaver’s keynote spark unity, and the prospect of Hoover aiding Landon’s bid in the general election was discussed as a possibility.
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Moley Warns of Rising Taxes and Red Ink
Former Brain Truster Moley spoke in New York warning that higher taxes for small incomes are coming as the United States runs debt and Britain runs a balanced budget. He argued the US faces steeper tax burdens despite Britain’s higher per capita taxes on lower incomes.
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Taxation clash warns of a leaner budget era
The article cites Prof Moley warning that high income funding will fail to cover government costs, leaving small earners to bear higher taxes and prices. He urges reduced national expenditures and a balanced budget to ease anxiety and spur a solid business revival.
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Singapore Naval Base Fortifies British Hold in Far East
Britain has nearly completed a $75 million naval base at Singapore, a vast converts of jungle and swamp into a modern facility said to protect the Straits Settlements Australia and New Zealand. The base, designed for defensive purposes, is viewed by Japan as a menace and a potential disruptor of Asia policy. The piece notes British optimism, lingering Anglo American ties, and the hypothetical openness of American and Dutch access to Singapore in a broader East Asian crisis.
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Legislature Blame Blamed For West Virginia City Finances
The tax limitation amendment to the state constitution is blamed for municipal plights in West Virginia. Cities say the measure was a misstep by the state brain trust that tied revenues to subdivisions. The legislature should fix it, but may not. A summer special session will focus on social security, while cities continue to starve.
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Moment Musicale Under Moonlit Night of Dancers
A poetic sketch describes a moonlit night where dancers appear among blue shadows and trees. The piece promises lyric beauty, freeing the world from dreariness as music and movement evoke a moment on the brink of night. Immortal freedom arises as pipes and rhythm lift the moment.
Riots At Gilts Leave Several Wounded Three Dead
The filing notes report a riot at Gult leaving three dead and several wounded with twenty one arrests. Other items include Shuler delivering a main address at Grace Methodist, trolley line rumors between Bluefield and Princeton, N and W Railway rebuilding its Roanoke office, John R. Dillard named city attorney, Peery dies at Tazewell, Stuart injured at Altamont hotel, Tate injured by knife while pruning, and a marriage of Joseph Harman to Miss Mary Wilson at West Graham.
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Andrew Peery
Tazewell
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J. A. Tate
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Gult
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Misa Mary Wilson
Ten Years Ago Today A Williamson Bride Marries In Bluefield
Ten years ago Dolly Slater of Williamson and Richard Tugsle of Bluefield wed. The Rev T J Eskridge of Big Stone Gap officiated. In a Walker's Mountain auto crash returning from Emory Va where Elizabeth Bruce Schuyler, daughter of Mrs. T C Schuler, wed Arthur K Peyote of Fort Worth Texas.
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Iha Rey
Arthur K. Peyote
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HOLC Plans Liquidation Center for Home Loans
The Home Owners' Loan Corporation faces a lengthy liquidation of about $2.6 million in loans and cannot issue new loans after June 12 without extension. HOLC contracted a $1.5 million building in Washington to house liquidation operations as the agency nears the end of its nationwide mortgage program. Experts foresee possible private buyout of remaining HOLC assets within eight to ten years, though HOLC heads reject such plans and expect taxpayers to receive a substantial bonus from the process.
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Parisians’ Nightlife Draws Americans Back to Paris Gr | Note: This input appears to be corrupted and may not produce a coherent title within limits.
French come back to Parle longs to be French again as Americans observe a boom in Paris nightlife. Adelaide Hall and Texas Gulnan are among two performers spotted at a Montparnasse venue. Ray Ventura and Maurice Chevallier popularize a French revue with a familiar tune.
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The Once Over by H L Phillips and the Great American Argument
A period column blends theater style verse about the household as the Supreme Court battles with justices Brandeis Cardozo and Stone. The piece lampoons political conflict and a running gag about emergency taxes while noting headlines and public intrigue from Roosevelt era debates.
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Butler
Mommer
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Stone
Third of Ethiopia Still Loyal Haile Selassie Contends
Haile Selassie asserts the western third of Ethiopia remains loyal and under lawful government, despite claims of opposition. He stresses order and peace as he addresses the nation, promising continued governance and stability amid evolving fronts.
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What oy Means to June 12 Birthday by Mary Blake
Astrology note outlines June 12 birthday traits with timing, cautions on pressure tactics, sincerity, romance risks, and career inclinations. It mentions traits for those born June 12, warns against flattery, and suggests domestic and artistic paths. Notables listed include Alice M. W. Rollins and Frank M. Chapman among others.
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Fragmented OCR News Item on Politics and Figures
Readable fragments describe political figures and events with references to Landon Gandhi and India. Mentions of financial figures and treasury standings appear amid garbled text. The overall item reads like a periodical note on political shifts and campaigns with unclear specifics.
Hollywood Newsreel Cameraman Becomes Actor Star
Dave Oliver, long time Universal newsreel cameraman, lands an acting contract after a comic self filmed stunt. He says he would rather return to newsreel work if the contract ends, recalling war and travel experiences from Villa to Lindbergh and the Los Angeles airship era.
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Ricardo Cortez
Walt
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Bandit
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Days of Wrath review highlights human values in Malraux novel
Bruce Datton reviews Andre Malrauxs Days of Wrath noting its departure from typical concentration camp horror. The youthful political prisoner endures torture and a near death, escapes to Czechoslovakia, returns to Germany, and faces a possibly fatal outcome. The critic praises the humane focus and simple, powerful storytelling.
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Waldo
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Thhen
Germany
Santry
Hoover stampede fears at Cleveland convention
Cleveland June 11 delegates and insiders discuss Hoover fate at the Republican convention. Rumors swirl of a Hoover stampede, bargaining, and intra-party tactics as leaders weigh his elder statesman role and possible placement on the ticket amid notes on Borah, Landon, Brown, and the wider campaign dynamics.
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