Congress Moves On Federal Pay Plan Amid Unity
Congress works with unity on a $1.118 billion revenue bill aimed at funding the government pay system. The House clears the measure for conference while Senate debates economy plans and tax policy to balance the budget and sustain operations.
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Congress
Unity
U. S
Washington
House
Senate
Couderess
Cima
Sune
Hoover
Mississippi
Ess
Boyd
Benste
Boran
Meke
LaPolletta
Wisconsin
Bilbatons
Board Faces Protest over Proposed Rail and Land Use
A fragmented notice details a local board’s consideration of joining a Protestant group and evaluating railroad routes through Kebovs and Mingo areas. It mentions traffic impacts, timber lands, and eastbound and westbound routes near Big Sandy with referenced officials T ee Mertom and Western line.
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Wayne Ad
Kebovs
Mingo
Tee Mertom
Western Line
Big Sandy
Baltite
Gandy Hine
Willis Willis Excerpt Reflects Speech Style
Fragmentary text shows a voice with altered spelling and rhythm. It appears to mimic colloquial speech or dialect but lacks a clear event, person, place, or date to form a full news item. The readable bits offer no verifiable entities or structure for a proper summary.
Young Republicans Protest Dry Laws Demand Action
A New York Young Republican club delegation met President Hoover to present a petition calling for revision of prohibition laws. The group argued that lawlessness and public disorder have worsened under prohibition and that youth and communities suffer from gangster influence and widespread drinking.
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Washington
Hoover Wan
Tony
New York Young Republican Club
United States
Van Horn Lead Narrowed in County Sheriff Recount
In yesterday’s county courthouse recount, K C Massey cut Van Horn’s lead to about 800 votes as 320 new ballots were added in 24 precincts, totaling 1 054 votes from 104 of 176 precincts. Democratic House candidates saw shifts with Brotherton losing 21, de Gruyter gaining 10, Moore up 6, and Preston down 4. Final tallies: Brotherton 4 212 de Gruyter 5 200 Moore 5 484 Preston 6 190. Burris withdrew from justice of the peace recount in London district. Skidmer tallied two votes. Legal action for a writ of mandamus to force further recounts was sought by Toothman and Black, with results to page 10.
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K. C. Massey
Guy W. van Horn
Balots
van Hornstad
Rod
House of Delegaten
W. T. Brotherton
J. A. de Gruyter, Jr
George C. Moore
John J. D. Preston
Brotherton
deGruyter
Moore
Preston
Morris
B. WV. Burris
Justice of the
Plan Public Picnic For Shelter Camp At Davie
A Davie public outing by the American Legion will raise funds at a luncheon to build a permanent Bilite One shelter camp on Fine Manor grounds. A temporary camp opens June 15 with army tents for housing, with limited attractions and an admission charge. The hilltop site overlooks a mountain brook and includes an assembly hall, dining room, and kitchen area in early construction.
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Davie
Mountain Brook
Ford
Pleave
Page
Cai
Glass Proposes Currency Expansion Substitute Bill
Senate banking committee approves a substitute by Ben Glass of Virginia to expand the currency by about 1 billion dollars using all United States bonds as a basis for five years. Glass, a former secretary of the treasury, opposes the Goldsborough bill and argues no device is necessary now.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
United States
Benator Glass
Virginia
Treasury
House
Federal Reserve Board Stabil
Glau
Labor Endorses Relief Measure For Hoover Plan
The American Federation of Labor backs the Garner relief bill as cabinet officials Marley and Mills prepare to press House Ways and Means to counter administration opposition. Hoover objections focus on a 1.309 billion direct relief and public works outlay while the federation’s rep. W. G. Hushing notes eight million men unemployed excluding white collar workers.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Marley
Mills
Willo Perare
Waya
Com—Iister
Hoover
Federation of Labor
W. GC. Hushing
Stearman
Ingalls Leaves Navy Post to Campaign for Governor
David S. Ingalls ended his work at the secretary of the navy office in Washington and prepared to depart for Ohio to campaign for governor. President Hoover accepted his resignation to free him for political battle. He served nearly four years as assistant secretary and played a key role in advancing a national aircraft program.
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Washimiton
David
Ingalls
Navy
Ohio
Hoover
Federal Service
Betty the dog rescued after being trapped between rocks
Betty missing since May 21 was found wedged between rocks in a cave near Spring Hill. Clayton Lively Evert Johnson and Joe Mallory aided by G T Hill and KE Hill freed her after four hours of rock removal and provided milk and rest. The owners award a new collar for her bravery.
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Betty
Spring Hill
Clayton Lively
Evert Johnson
G. T
KE. Hill
Hill Drozlere
Joe Mallory
Joe
Local Construction Surges in Charleston May
May marked the best month for building in Charleston since October 1930 per city inspector George B. Hendricks. Seventy nine permits were issued with an estimated value of 158,180 compared with 123,065 in May 1991, including an apartment house at 35,600 and a new residence at 7,000.
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Charleston
Gnorge B. Hendricks
Charleston Bonus Army plans orderly Washington march
Charleston World War veterans decide to march on Washington for immediate payment of the cash bonus. About 500 to 1,000 are expected to join, with 17 percent of veterans meeting in Kanawha county court to plan the trip. Commander Innes says the group will be orderly, not demanding, and will seek support from congress while keeping radicals out.
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Charleston
Washington
Kanawha County
Neesr
R. & Innes
Washington Street
Innes
West Virginia
Veterana
Congress
Ioana
Jones
Justus Stalnaker
Tn Part
Family of Five Die in Suspected Gas Pact Murder Suicide
New York report details a father Carlos Del Rio 55 and his four daughters Vincensin 95 Josephine 24 Guad alupi 21 Matilda Munoz 28 found dead in a Prospect Park apartment. A gas hose connected stove to bedroom and five notes urged cremation together with insurance to fund Catholic masses.
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New York
Noo
Carlos del Rio
Vincensin
Josephine
Guadilupi
Mra
Matilda Munoz
Prospect Park
Gumenevndo Munoz
del Rio
Argentina
Sully
Pneumonic
Arch GC
Carey
Carey Anit
Anve Mra. del Rio
Edward P. Mirooney
Si Five
Catholic Church
Walk Rites Set At Bream Memorial Church
Funeral services for Kyle C. Walk 48 of Randolph atrest will be held at 9 30 this afternoon at Bream Memorial Presbyterian church. He owned White Quality laundry in Virginia street and founded the city’s first wet wash laundry. Surviving are his parents widow Miss Pear Binet two sisters and several relatives. Honorary pallbearers include Charles Young Benjamin Smith John J Aiken Pred Extine and B Early. Active pallbearers Homer Mughay Harry Jarrett Hubert Cunningham Elliott Abbott and Ewels Arnats.
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Kyle C. Walk
Randolph Atrest
Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church
Welk
Virginia Street
K, Md. Walk
Quinnimont
Misa Pear Binet
Hugh Morgen
Bluefield
Charles Martin
Muntington
Byram Memorial Church
Charles Young
Benjamain Smith
John J, Aiken
B. Early
Homer
Mughay
Harry Jarrett
Hubert Cuningham
Elliott Abbott
Ewels Ar
Local Graduates To Hear McNutt
Col Paul V McNutt of Bloomington will deliver the commencement address to Charleston High School's June graduates at eight this evening in the high school auditorium. A reception and informal luncheon follow with Legionnaires and friends as guests. McNutt tours the city and attends a reception at Gov Canley's offices.
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Paul V. McNutt
Bloomington
Ied
Indiana
Huntission
Ketacher
Harca Mi Moore
Breela Trotter
Charmston
Colmel McNutt
William Cr. Canley
Herry Pennale
Legion Reception Committee
Arcadia
Samuels
Meyerbrat
B. P. Taylor
M. R
South
America
Indiana Lan School
Charleston High School
Recco Gorman
Marcheaux Flambeaux
8Ccleon Clark
American Bravery
Beck Ballard
Charterton
Woodrow Wilson
Lincoln
Chamberlain
Thamas Jefferson
Roosevelt
Farm Boy Finds Lynching Victim in Kentucky Dawn
A farm boy found Walter Merrick 48 hanged from a hackberry tree at dawn near Princeton Kentucky in the first Kentucky lynching since Christmas 1928. Masked lynchers removed Merrick from the jail and drove to the scene before dispersing, while a coroner and officials prepared a report for Governor Ruby Laffoon.
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Princeton
Walter Merrick
Kentucky
Curt Jones
Merrick
M. P Pool
Hopsan
Pugate
Breathitt
Incxeon
Mitchall
Ruby Laffoon
Six Bandits Hanged in Louisiana Executions
Six Bix bandits were executed by hanging in Louisiana today for murders during robberies. E. L. Patterson and Boris Tolett were hanged in Shreveport for the death of Charlie Jones, a merchant, during a robbery last November.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
E. L. Patterson
Boris Tolett
Shreveport
Charlie Jones
Farley Predicts Roosevelt Landslide at Chicago Convention
James A. Farley says the drive to halt Roosevelt’s nomination will collapse in weeks as the Democratic convention opens in Chicago on June 37. He forecasts a Roosevelt landslide and reports managers are moving ahead with plans to organize the gathering.
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New York
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Chicago
Democratic Atala Committee
Washington
Hed
German Cabinet Forms Minus Laborites Amid Turmoil
A new German cabinet led by Chancellor Jang von Papen was formed with no Labour deputies, amid claims the Reichstag would be dissolved. President Paul von Hindenburg and General von Schleicher reportedly back the setup, while centrists oppose, prompting possible quick political upheaval.
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Aerlin
Tebor
Jang von Papen
von Flapec
Washington
United States
Iuneral Kurt von Achletcher
Centrista
Waders
Bavatlana
Reichstag
Germany
Premidantis
Swiss Navy Sends Itz Entries for Olympics
Swiss naval athletes qualified for the Olympics with windward entries noted by officials. The Alpine team entered amid strong competition as rivals from 14 other nations prepare for the star events.
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Itz
Los Angeles
Fara
Tofay Sa
Fea Br Vance
Star Claws
Mayors Draft Threefold Relief Plan at Conference
Mayors from 32 cities and top municipal officials met to seek federal aid to ease debt and unemployment. They endorsed a three part program including federal credit for cities, relief appropriations, and a 5 billion dollar public works loan, with action led by Mayor James M. Curley and Mayor Murphy directing the committee.
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Detroit
Seaking
Mayne
Thives
Not
Frank Murphy
Fales
Traction Finance Corporation
National Publica
James M. Curley
Boston
Congress
Murphy
Fimt Vy
James J. Walker
Hew Fort
Ft Wes
Prohibitionists vow no compromise at national conventions
Washington reports organized prohibitionists pledging a no compromise push at the major party conventions. Dr. Ernest W. Cherrington leads the effort as the Prohibition Board unites 39 dry organizations to influence platforms, enforcement, and candidate selection.
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Washington
Nationel Politica
National Prohibition Board of Trategy
Chicago
Mip
United Dry
Chicago Prepares for Dual Party Conventions in June
Chicago begins pre election cleanup as work crews repair streets and decorate for two June national conventions. Mayor Cermak urges a clean modern city while planners avoid partisan street displays.
Basis for Walker removal offered in day’s session
Samuel Seabury presented evidence to the Hofstadter committee suggesting grounds for removal of Mayor Walker. He cited charter provisions and alleged ties to a bonds deal linked to a city contract worth 886, and claimed undisclosed company interests and unfairness in dealings. Seabury indicated charges may follow and noted the first intimation of possible removal.
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New York
Samuel Seabury
Walker
Hofstadter
Spa
Seabury
Walt Xuew
Comepany
Egaitat
Parade Plan For New Capitol Opening
Charleston chamber of commerce announces tentative parade plans for the June 30 dedication of the new capital. The parade starts at 1 pm led by Adjutant General C. Pierce with E. T. Wile as adjutant, including veteran posts from Huntington, Lowen, Bluefield, and Charleston, followed by bands and scouts through Broad and Kanawha streets.
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Charleston Chamber of Commerce
T. Williams
C. Pierce
E. T. Wile Yamé
B Ee Williams
Mtal
Legion
Remmoet Huntington
Lowen
Bluefield Charleston
Charleston
Shriners
Beni Kedem
Clvic
Trout Broad
Kanewhs
Wong
Frisce Ma Just a Comey Boy in Frisce Town
Fragmented text hints at a travel scene in Frisce town with a boy and characters Grets Garke of the west and Manferd. Unclear details prevent a clear event, date, or location beyond a San Francisco context and a spur remark.
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San Praxcisco
Calil
Jane
June Coe
Manferd
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