Senate to Vote Monday on War Veterans Pension
Washington June 28 plans to adjourn by midweek followed a finance committee report on a World War veterans pension bill. The measure would cost between 30 million and 80 million dollars through 1935, with monthly allowances from 12 to 40 dollars based on disability. It preserves the Johnson bill provisions except for a higher Walsh amendment. A separate Veterans Administration unites veteran bureaus under one roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Canton Daily News
Washington
Congress
House
Hoover
Sen. Watson
Sen. Walsh ‘D
Massachusetts
Senate
Massachusettes
Waleh
Sen. Connally
Texas
American Legion
Veterans’ Bureau
Veterans and Pension Agencies
Veterans’ Administration
Tom Greene Wins River Race Defeating Betsy Ann On Ohio
The Tom Greene defeated Betsy Ann in a 20 mile upriver race from Fernbank to Coney Island amid 20 000 spectators. Captain Tom Greene used a strategic deep water move at a bend to pull ahead and finish after two hours securing the river speed crown and a wooden plaque from the old Robert E Lee. Captain Frederick Way of Betsy Ann challenged repeatedly since 1927 with the Betsy seeking revenge after a nose win by the Greene lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ance
Ohio River
Tom Greene
Greene
Betsy Ann
Mississippi
Fernbank
Coney Island
Betsy
Robert E. Lee
Frederick Way
Chris Greene
Tom
Capt. Way
Greenes
Betey
Betsey
Capt. Greene
Capt. Tom
Hostetler Named State Board Director in Ohio
Delles L. Hostetler assistant manager of the Canton Chamber of Commerce was elected a director of the Ohio Com mercial Secretaries Association at Steubenville. Canton joins six Ohio cities on the board along with Youngstown Steubenville and Wood. Delmar G. Starkey secretary of the Columbus Chamber of Commerce was elected president. Industrial development and aviation were major topics at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delles L. Hostetler
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Commercial Secretries’ Association
Steubenville
Canton
Ohio
Delmar G. Starkey
Columbus
Findlay to Host Mansfield 1981 Ohio Christian Endeavor Union
Delegates decided today that Findlay will host the 1981 Coalition of the Ohio Christian Endeavor Union meeting. The gathering is scheduled for June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Acley
Ohio Christian Endaver Union
Classifieds Offer Wide Range of Household Goods
Local classified section lists items for sale including pianos furniture and household goods. Notes include storage and moving needs with prices such as 35 dollars per month for gas and other listings. Owner leaving city prompts reader to explore Canton Daily News classifieds for more offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
Plane Set for Long Hop Tonight From New York
A battered veteran monoplane once flown to Germany in 1927 by Chamberlin and Levine was prepared at Roosevelt Field for a 2 a.m. takeoff for a round trip nonstop to Bermuda. Roger Q. Williams led the flight with Erroll Boyd as co pilot and Harry P. Connorso as navigator awaiting weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Clarence D.chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
New York
Germany
Roosevelt Field
L. L
Roger Q. Williams
Bermuda
Williams
James H. Kimball
Lewis
Yancey
Old Orchard
Rome
Erroll Boyd
Harry P. Connorso
Aims Attack at President Over Private Contributions
June 24 Washington report: Rep La Guardia challenges President Hoover’s authority to accept private funds for the law enforcement commission. House Republicans aim to restore $250 000 in the second deficiency bill. Wood of Indiana to back Senate amendment for 50 000 for the commission limited to prohibition enforcement, with a proposal to raise the amount and drop the limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
la Guardia
New York
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
House
Wood
Indiana
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Commission
Within Reach City of Chicago Eyes Endurance World Record
At Harbor Field Chicago the Hunter siblings Irene Kenneth John and Albert with plane City of Chicago and Big Ben continued sustained flight attempts. As 11 40 today the City of Chicago had 415 hours aloft and a 153rd refueling occurred. If successful tomorrow morning at 5 01 Eastern Time the crew could tie the 420 hour 21 minute 30 second mark set in 1929 then push for an extra hour to claim the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letted Prees
Harbor Airfield
Chicago
Hunter Boys
Irene
City of Chicago
St. Louis
Dale Jackson
Forest O'Brien
Kenneth
John
Sky Harbor
Hunter Brothers
Albert
Waller
Big Ben
Hunter
Endurance
Capital Under Military Rule In La Paz Bolivia
A military committee controlled La Paz after a week of violent unrest that toppled the provisional government. The revolution began at the Oruro garrison and has spread across the republic with anti-admin leaders in charge of key cities amid a reign of terror and strong public backlash against the Siles regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Paz
Bolivia
Oruro
Ihe Siles
Zionist Convention in Cleveland Opens Under Palestine Tension
Six hundred American Jews gather for the 33rd annual Zionist Organization of America meeting in Cleveland. The session opens with a secret executive council meeting as unrest in Palestine raises the stakes and may push the group to urge U S intervention in the Holy Land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Palestine
Zionist Organization of America
General Executive Council
Great Britain
Holy Land
United Press
United States
Girls to Receive Camp Lodge at Camp Kiloqua
A large lodge built by Commodore Perry post members for Camp Fire Girls will be presented to Miss Harriet Dively tomorrow afternoon. Dudley A. White state Legion Commander will present the building to the executive representing the girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Commodore Perry Post
American Legion
Camp Kiloqua
Dudley A. White
Norwalk
State Legion
Harriet Dively
Cummins Storage Co Moving and Shipping Update
Cummins Storage Co announces relocation of operations with new storage facilities. Dial 271 contact details provided for inquiries on moving, istoring, and shipping services and timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummins Storage Co
Dial &271
Cleveland Dedicates Union Terminal Symbolizing Rail Confidence
Cleveland unveils the $88 million Union Terminal with a 700 foot tower as 2,000 attend a civic lunch. 150 demonstrators outside raise fists amid police patrols while leaders from New York Central and United States Chamber of Commerce praise the opening and its future prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Union Terminal
New York City
Gray Tower
Patrick E. Crowley
New York Central Railroad
Julius H. Barnes
United States Chamber of Commerce
Otis P
Mantis J. van Sweringen
Shaker Heights
Nickel Plate
New York Central
Erie
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Baltimore & Ohio
Big Four
Chesapeake & Ohio
Msgr Clement V Treiber to mark golden jubilee in Cleveland
Monsignor Clement V Treiber, 74, will celebrate his 50 years as a priest with a two day observance in Cleveland July 6 and 7. parish children will honor him and Canton leaders will attend. Bishop Joseph Schrembs will preside Monday at St Joseph’s Church with over 100 clergy present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Msgr
Clement V. Treiber
Cleveland
SGR
Joseph Schrembs
Canton
Schrembe
St. Joseph's Church
Magi Treiber
Japanese flyer Azuma begins round the world hop from Cleveland
Zen suku Azuma, a Japanese flyer, leaves Cleveland tomorrow for New York to begin a round the world trip. He plans to ship his plane to Europe then fly Siberia to Japan, after arriving tonight from Columbus and spending the night in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Zensuku Azuma
Municipal
New York
Azuma
Europe
Siberia
Filer
Columbus
Cincinnati
The Prodigal King Balkan History Retold in Six Chapters
The Canton Daily News previews The Prodigal King a Balkan history saga about Carol I of Romania famed for romantic escapades and a dramatic return to reclaim his throne. NEA Service story by Minnet Saunders will run in six chapters starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol I
Romania
Hollywood
Canton Daily News
NEA
Minnett Saunders
Paris
Canton Drowner Accidental at Westville Lake
Coroner rules Norman C. Blum lifer in Canton accidental drowning at Westville Lake near Alliance. He was alone in a boat fishing when he tumbled in after losing balance. Survived by wife Hortense, two daughters, a son, three steps, two stepdaughters, and three sisters. funeral at First Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Sturges
Columbiana Co
Norman C. Blum
Westville Lake
Alliance
Blum
Hortense
Canton
American Sheet and Tin Plate Co
Canton City
Canton Battalion
Grand Army
First Congregational Church
The
Moose
Modern Woodman
Ther
Tense
Hope Hawley
Norma Grant
Cleveland
John Blum Cleveland
Albert
Wilbur Smith
Paul Howarth
Louise Smith
Ivy Howarth
Grace
Gertrude
Hazel Blum
George G. Shurtz
Westlawn
Prominent Sandusky Manufacturer Dead. Natural Causes
Court records reveal Coroner A. R. Grierson ruled J. Frank Donohue, 52, a Sandusky Bay victim, died of natural causes after his body was found in Sandusky Bay this morning. The case centers on the disappearance of a notable Ohio industrial figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky, O
A. R. Grierson
J. Frank Donohue
Sandusky Bay
New U S and Marine Hospital Group Dedicated
In Cleveland on June 28 a new $1,800,000 group of buildings for the U S and Marine Hospital was dedicated today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U. S&s Marine Hospital
Canton police crackdown nets dozens in reckless driving sweep
Acting on Safety Director George F Schoner Canton squads of 14 motorcycle patrolmen conducted an extensive eight hour campaign. Nearly 36 arrests were made Saturday night with most charges for speeding and reckless driving. Additional police education and warnings accompanied the enforcement effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Cleveland
District Attorney's
Federal
Ed FE. Curtis
Ellie Darany
Art B. Drakenbrod
John Gust
Mike Smith
John Couins
George F. Schoner
Stomeky
King
Dcseter
Canton-Massillon
Three Die in Springfield Plane Crash
Three men were killed when the plane they rode crashed during a dead stick landing near Springfield. The dead are J. L. Shoemaker pilot from Cincinnati, Person Laws er, and his brother Norman from Springfield. Witnesses say the motor failed or was shut off about a mile from the airport four miles south, and the plane struck a high bank while gliding toward the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Cincinnati
Lawser
Norman
Here
Ifield
Washington Democrats Call for Prohibition Repeal
At the Washington state convention Democrats adopted a plank calling for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment the Volstead Act and the Jones five and ten law by a 2 to 116 vote in Centralia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Wash
Washington
Al Capone’s Underworld in Chicago Revealed in Magazine
The Sunday News presents the first installment of Pat Roche’s Ten Years of Gangland in Chicago a sensational chronicle by a former Chicago police officer now a special investigator for Cook County. Roche promises the most authoritative account of Chicago crime to date with a second page next Sunday July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Roches
Chicago
al Capone
Pat Roche
Cook Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Betsy Ann Wallows
Hostetler
Ohio Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Findlay
DIAL
Irene Hunter
Miss Hunter
John Hunter
Walter
Albert Hunter
Chamberlin
Castile
UL. S. Jewry
Britain
Ani
Rail Chiefs
Phara He Keane
Maer
Clement V. Treicher
Leex
U. S
Ray F Adama
George Washington
Desmond Nell
Relph Witwen
Robert Ake
Bellflower
McCantey
Ane
Homer Snyder
Harvey
Dems
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!