Bruening Keeps Busy Life Despite War Bonds
President von Hindenburg, an octogenarian, and Chancellor Bruening present a striking contrast. The chancellor, a devout Catholic who could have become a monk, remains deeply loyal to wartime comrades and promptly answers their letters. Bruening, one of Europe’s youngest governments heads, is noted for bravery and a warm regard for his former front-line soldiers.
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Associated Presa Bertin
Weinrich Bruening
Germany
Europe
von Hindenburg
Bluefield considers levy limits as city holds rate
Tentative figures suggest Bluefield can proceed with paving and building plans at the current rate, with costs and debt kept in check. The council approved permits for a $10,000 bus terminal project and a $180 porch repair, appointed officials under the plumbing ordinance, and passed a blanket license ordinance for 1931-22 excluding pool rooms and restaurants.
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Bland
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Scott Streets
Atlantic Greyhound Mocs
G. T. Leslie
George
Elmer C. Barton
AL. L. Rutherford
O. ¥. Hefner
Ingster Plumber
Th.t. Stephenson
Cfty
Hendrickson Heating and Plumbing Company
Wos
One Man Killed In Strike Clash In Kanawha District
Virginia mine workers report a fatal clash as 22 locals reply to a strike ballot sent to 67 Kanawha coal district unions. Ballot asks if locals authorize a statewide strike. two thirds vote and executive board approval required.
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Virginia Mine Workers Today
Inealy
Kanawha Coal Minine
Mingra “Yoline
Reeney
Focals
Askel “Dors Veny
West Virginia
Kanawha
Kenney
Operators’ ! Association
Easpellatoi
Nthiy
Tate
Ship of the Union
Radio program schedule and guest lineup across stations
A dense broadcast grid lists W. L. Stribling and Max Schmeling as planned radio guests with various time slots across NBC CBS and local stations. It details fixed hours, program names, and participating networks for a wide range of shows from morning news to music and sports interviews on June 23.
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New York
W. L. (Young) Sirbling
Max Schmel Ing
Germany
Cleveland
Ora
Stribling
Endeavor Stop Sale of Property for Taxes
In Pittsburgh on June 23 a federal injunction seeks to halt the sale of property tied to 1927 taxes and interest totaling 378,368.89. The suit targets internal revenue collector D B Heiner and cites a Tax Board decision in Washington on the Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railway group. A hearing before Judge R M Gibson is set for Friday with coal and railroad magnate OG B Tanlin of Cleveland to represent the company.
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Pittsburgh
United States District Court
D. B. Heiner
Internal Revenue
United States Board of Tax Appeals
Washington
Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railway Company
Terminal Corporation
Dudge R
Gibson
Tanlin
Cleveland
Boy Dies After Fall From Amusement Ride
Pittsburgh June 23 Arnold Carolin 16 was killed when he was thrown from an amusement car at West View park. He was standing and leaped about twenty five feet to a hillside after being hauled from the device.
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Pittsburgh
Arnold Carolin
West View Park
Lawmakers Back Hoover War Debt Moratorium Plan
A wave of congressional figures from both parties voiced support for President Hoover's one year moratorium on war debts. Notable names include Augustin Lonergan, Henry W. Watson, James M. Beck, Francis B. Condon, Sam Rutherford, KE B. Cox, Morrison, Howard W. Smith, Dyar, Ludlow, Harry P. Beam, James T. Yeo, Leonard W. Schuetz, L. J. Dickinson, Bloom, Wilson, Hartley, and others. They described the plan as timely and potentially stabilizing for both U.S. and international economies, though opinions varied on conditions and domestic impact.
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Augustie Lonergan
Demarrat
Connecticut
Henry W. Watson
Pennsylvania
Hoover
James M. Beck
Francis B. Condon
Rhode Island
Sam Rutherford
Georgia
Germany
KE BE. Cox
Morrison
North Carolina
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Virginia
Dyar
Missouri
Nhalt
Ludlow
Deomerat
Indiana
Harry P. Beam
Trinoly
James T. Yeoew
Tltnois
Leonard W. Schuetz
Iuneis
Charged with Firing Upon Rival Suitor in Cedar Bluff
A Cedar Bluff resident Chap Lowe bonded $500 for grand jury action after allegedly firing 15 to 20 shots at a group including rival suitors William Altizer and Miss Mary Hurt on June 18 near Cedar Bluff. No one was hit. state attorney N Clarence Smith led the hearing.
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Cedar Bluff
Tazewell County
N. Clarence Smith
Commonwealth
Atttorney
Lowe
William Altizer
Miss Mary Hurt
Altizer
Miss Hurt
Dummy Deposits of Schultz Found
New York officials uncovered a dummy bank deposit of about $800,000 believed linked to Albert Flegenheimer known as Dutch Schultz, Bronx beer baron. Authorities noted $850,000 deposited in the last six months of 1930s. Schultz faced $79,290.72 federal taxes and $75,000 bail on state charges.
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New York
Albert Flegenheimer
Schultz
Bronx
Hugh McQuillan
Department of Internal Revenue
Schultzig
Suicide letters called forgeries by Starr's father
Fragmentary OCR summarization notes a headline about suicide letters alleged as forgeries tied to Starr's father. The excerpt includes a personal quote expressing fear of loneliness and poverty and a statement that the sender plans to act, with idiosyncratic spellings reflecting the source text.
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Starr
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