Doubt Action On Mine Bill This Session
Washington reports conflicting statements from administration and congressional leaders clouding prospects for new coal legislation. Senate and House leaders disagree on action before adjournment, while Guffey drafts a substitute omitting labor provisions and Perkins signals possible changes to include labor terms.
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Washington
New Deal
Supreme Court
Guffey
Senate
House
Congress
Department of Labor
Joseph Guffey
Robert L. Doughton
Ways and Means Committee
Joseph T. Robinson
Frances Perkins
Capitol
Miss Perkins
Pennsylvania Democrat
Hal Rosson Hints New Wife After Divorce
Hollywood sources report Hal Rosson, noted cameraman and ex husband of Jean Harlow, may marry society divorcee Mrs. Yvonne Crellin. The move follows rumors of his upcoming nuptials amid his divorce background and Hollywood social circles.
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Hal Rosson
Hollywood
Calif
Jean Harlow
Yvonne Crellin
Is War A Racket Gen Butler To Speak Here
Gen Smedley D Butler renowned medal of honor recipient and noted peace advocate will answer Is War A Racket in a May 27 8 p m Memorial Coliseum lecture under Temple Judah auspices. He will be honored at a Roosevelt hotel dinner hosted by the Marine Club with Harry Corot as arrangements head.
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America
Marine Corps
Smedley D. Butler
Memorial Coliseum
Congregation of Temple Judah
Gen. Butler
United States
Marine Club
Roosevelt
Harry Corot
Principal in British Teak Scandal Quits
Kenneth Butt, a central figure in the British budget leakage inquiry, resigned Thursday from the insurance brokers firm where he was employed. A three man tribunal met in private to hear testimony about alleged betrayal of budget secrets prompting a rush for insurance against higher taxes.
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London
Kenneth Butt
Threeman Tribunal
Vincennes cruiser launched at Fore River plant
The U S cruiser Vincennes a 10 000 ton vessel named after Vincennes Indiana was launched Thursday at the Fore river plant of the Bethlehem Shipbuilding corporation in Quincy Massachusetts.
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Quincy
Mass
U. S
Vincennes
Indiana
Fore River
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
President's Mother Expected To Recover
Mrs. Sara Delano Roosevelt, 82, mother of the President, remained in Hyde Park after a fall. Dr Scott Lord Smith of Poughkeepsie said the injury had excellent prospects for no permanent results and no lasting damage.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Sara . Delano Roosevelt
Scott Lord Smith
Poughkeepsie
Nightshirt Union Organizer Challenged to Duel
Ottawa editor L. M. Davis accuses Atlanta figure Tom B. Curtis of copying plans to form the old-fashioned nightshirt union. Davis says he originated the movement five years ago and issued a 50 yard bean blower duel challenge.
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Nightshirt Union
Ottawa
Ill
Tom B. Curtis
Atlanta
L. M
Doc” Davis
Curtis
Daily Republican Times
Tom
Davis
Nightshirt Club Forms After Davis Columns
Local readers rallied to Davis's sharp words about “lame brained pyjama wearers” and lauded the nightshirt cause. The resulting movement, Nightshirt Club No. 1, has grown to several hundred members in a 15,000 population community.
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Davis
Texas Guard Flyer Dies In Plane Crash
Capt. W. K. Ennis of the Texas national guard was killed when his open cockpit plane crashed in an open field near Itasca Texas on Wednesday night. His parachute was partly open, suggesting an attempted emergency exit.
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Texas Guard
Itasca
Tex
W. K. Ennis
Texas National Guard
Here
Frogs Decline to Jump for Miss KC University Title
In Kansas City eight frogs labeled with candidate names formed a circle for Miss Kansas City University. The frogs hopped briefly then sat, despite cheering. The winner was the girl whose frog ended up closest to the circle edge.
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Kansas City
Kansas City University
Vinton Estate Valued for Inheritance Tax
The estate of Maggie Dean of Vinton was valued at 38447 for inheritance tax. The state collected a tax of 2806.
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Des Moines
INS
Maggie Dean
Vinton
State
Life Underwriters Leaders Speak at Iowa Conference
Lester O. Schriver from Peoria heads to Des Moines to address the Iowa State Association of Life Underwriters at a Roosevent hotel sales congress. The program features seven prominent speakers and aims to draw 400 to 500 life insurance men from across the state.
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Life Underwriters
Peoria
Aetna Life Insurance Company
National Association of Life Underwriters
Lester O. Schriver
Roosevelt Hotel
Iowa State Association of Life Underwriters
John Morrell
Chicago
Equitable
America
Clifford DePuy
Des Moines
Underwriters’ Review
Northwestern Banker
Robert B. Coolidge
Hartford
Clarence High School Seniors Deliver Class Night Program
Clarence high school seniors presented a class night program Tuesday evening featuring performances by graduates in cap and gown. Students planning for the future showcased memories, friendships, and honors in a concise variety of acts.
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Clarence
Clarence High School
School Auditorium Program Sings Class Prophecies and Songs
The program at the school auditorium featured Lawrence Ruther as master of ceremonies with a salutatory by Evelyn Steffens and a violin solo by Hermann Helmold. Irene Meier presented the class history and Robert Long read the class poem, with Elwood Bunge’s quartet and the class possessions willed to juniors by Honora Sonnemaker Alberta Young Lavern Bergman Leroy Hansen. Ruth Winey gave the class prophecy and Lester Rix delivered the valedictory and Kenneth Crist led the class song.
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Lawrence Ruther
Evelyn Steffens
Herman Helmold
Irene Meier
Robert Long
Elwood Bunge
Honora Sonnemaker
Alberta Young
Lavern Bergman
Leroy Hansen
Ruth Winey
Lester Rix
Kenneth Crist
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