Senate and House Hit by Conferees on Economic Legislation
Congress pressed to reconcile farm relief and unemployment bills routing $900 million through reconstruction channels while debating a 200 million bushel agricultural plan. Banking and agricultural panels prepared final action as leaders forecast weekend moves and a broad alliance to push crucial measures to fund relief.
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Waseiaotom
Beasts Gameerats
Aas Teeemetruction Corporation
Hoover Ieee
Senate Agriculture
McMary Messure
Senate
Benaler Robinson
Democratic
Seder
Wemerrow
Board Members Reappointed Across Agencies
The article notes reappointment of several officials including members of the State Athletic Commission and the Board of Pharmacy. It mentions terms of five years for the Pharmacy Board and three years for another post, with names such as Omey K. Beoatip.
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Stele Athletc Commission
Busts Board of Pharmacy
Willie Willis Dy Reser and Quiliea Te Quis In Mete
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Willie Willis Dy Reser and Quiliea Te Quis in a mete context with unclear relation. Readable fact notes two named individuals and a meteor reference but no clear event or outcome.
Endeavorers Of State Convene for Christian Endeavor gathering
More than 800 delegates from 20 denominations registered for the state convention of the Christian Endeavor society at the Baptist temple. Mayor DeVan Rev Kamper and L. Ray Crittenden welcomed attendees. Rev Tom Fred Campbell from Mid deport urged youths to act bravely for religion. Denominational groups include Baptist Presbyterian Christian Methodist Episcopal and others. Delegates exceed expectations as the committee arranges home rooms for seating.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Baptist Temple
Jf. P. DeVan
Clarence ‘W. Kamper
Temple
L. Ray Crittenden
Charleston Union
Tom Fred Campbell
Middeport
Glass Plant To Hire Local Men In Job Transfer Plan
Owens-Illinois Glass Companyphalts shift changes to six and four out of eight era. Unemployed workers from Kenewhe City and Minawha City receive eligibility for positions at Huntington and Pirmont plants. New plan aims to absorb laid off workers via four nine to five shifts or six hour days per plant, with six hour days adopted as standard system.
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Owens
Lindle Bot
Kenewhe City
F. E. Hanve
Minawha City
Owen
Psirmont
Wtter
Alx
Anite
Owenetlinois Glass Company
Hes
Bonus Expeditionary Force petitions White House and Capitol
In June 1941 the Bonus Expeditionary Force met at the White House and Capitol to press for immediate veteran bonus payments. Dr William Fowler DC health officer called the Anscoella Flota encampment the worst health risk in his tenure. Marines found poor donated food and harsh camp conditions. Veterans built crude huts, slept in cars, and faced heat and garbage. Congress debated food, shelter, and army rations aid bills.
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Washington
White House
Capitol
William
Powler
District of Columbia
Curtis
Garner
Senate
Congressional Record
Thomas
Okla
House
Representative Connery
Mass
Fowler
Anscoella Flota
Marine Corps
Condithe
Marine Medical Depot
Congress
Trans Food and Shelter
Brookhart JR
Roosevelt Faces Tough Task in Walker Ouster Probe
Governor Roosevelt begins a two to three week review of the Hofstadter inquiry as Samuel Seabury prepares to present charges against New York City Mayor Jimmy Walker. Seabury says 15 reasons show unfitness, including city contracts, improper payments, and hidden finances. Roosevelt plans to hire two senior lawyers to read testimony and advise, aiming to finish within three weeks if he devotes four hours daily.
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Albany
N. Y
Jive
Roosevelt
Hofstadter
Samuel Seabury
Jemnen J. Welker
Tammany
New ‘Fork City
Chiego
IWHL
Walker
Seabury
Govrnor
Benbury
New York
Sanbury
Metropolia
Coolidge Warns War Debts to U S Cannot Be Canceled
Coolidge, writing in a current magazine, argues war debts owed by Europe cannot be cancelled. He recalls postwar financing and insists repayment rests on Europe’s production of goods, with tax payers bearing the bill if needed.
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Coolidge
U.S
New York
Acorn Coolidge
Ieie of & Curent Magazine
Formar
Europe
Coolige
Inter
Kelly May Be Party's Head in WV Nomination Talk
Parkersburg June 2 Robert G. Kelly a Charleston attorney is poised to be named state chair of the Democratic executive committee. Judge H G Kump backs the choice but a final decision rests with the committee. Senator Neely likely to be named at large delegate.
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Clyde VW
Parkersburg
Robert G. Kelly
Charleston
Cormittee
H. G. Kump
Charles
Kelly
Kanawha Democratic
Andrew Ehreisten, Jr
Weaton
Walt
Parkeraburg
Kelly, the Charlestonians Here Included William E. Chilton, Jr
Arthur B. Kounts
Homer Graphenson
William F. Chilton
James B. Kincaid
Tom Gates
Robert Kelly
Kelly Reed
J. W. Dunce
Charlen Patton
Manafield M. Mealy
National
Herbert Pitepatrick
Neely
West Virginia
Judye Kump
Judge Kump
Conight
Detroit
Nearch
Fleisher
Congo
Tuto Pollos
hirk+ welt
Edwerd Hamenedy
Fietsher
Lindberg Oo
Veterans Plan For Long Wait In Charleston Bonus March
West Virginia veterans plan to stay in Charleston until the bonus is paid. Leaders include state commander William Rittner and captain Albert Watkine with Lernay Hartwall acting chief. Makeshift quarters built from river driftwood and city dump materials. food and tents requested as the group plans a prolonged stay.
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Washington
Charleston
West Virginia
Potominc River
L. Innes
William Rittner
Polot Pleasant
Albert Watkine
Charleston Street
South Charleston
Lernay Hartwall
Cannelton
Riffner
Victory Smile Henry Field Captures Iowa Senate Nomination
Henry Field wins the Republican nomination for United States Senator from Iowa defeating incumbent Amith W. Brookhart. The victory is framed as a strong political comeback, reflecting Field's diverse background from radio station ownership to farming.
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Louie Marphy
Dubuque, Jr
United States
Jaws
Foremer
Dan Steck
Henry Field
United
Iowa
Amith W. Brookhart
Hungry Miners Break Camp in Charleston After March to Governor
Hungry miners who gathered in Charleston last week to appear before Governor William M. Cobley broke camp at Splash Beach and began returning home last night. A general committee from county groups was formed to liaise with relief agencies and the governor, with plans to meet today. Adjusted numbers show most miners from Kanawha and Boone counties, about 209 left and many hungry for bread as supplies dwindled.
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Charleston
William
Cobley
Splash Beach
Bustares
War
Boons Marchera
Generel
Walter ‘Generis
Holly Grove
Luke Woods
Eskdale
Jonn KE
Lanham
Putnam County
John Jack
Whitesville
Sherman Hannah
Marfork
Raleigh County
BW. Roberts
Loman
3B. A. Sbecott
West Virginia
Kanawha County Committee
Lake Woods
Baxcale
James McCleary
Ward
Mayd Brewer
Ronda
Kanawha
Boone
Logan
Putnam
Chilean Junta Seizes Central Bank and Regulates Deposits
In Santiago on June 9 the vocal Junta of Carlos Cavite seized the Central Bank, appointed its own directors, and moved to place national banks under state control. It ordered all foreign currency deposits turned to authorities and limited withdrawals to 20 percent, affecting over 1,000 accounts. Banks may operate under a Florence ministry pending joint Central and Savings Bank control. The government also redirected education toward socialist aims.
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Santiaqo
Chile
Carlos Cavite
Denk
Ashworth Nominated to S WV District Attorney Post
Beckley man David D Ashworth was nominated by President Hoover to be United States district attorney for the northern district of West Virginia. He would succeed James Damron who said federal enforcement of Prohibition is impossible and urged release of inmates serving sentences for violations. Hatfield recommended Ashworth while Damron declined reappointment citing personal preference.
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Huntington
James Mamren
Soqn
United States
West Virginia
David D. Ashworth
Damron
Mitchell
Henry D. Hatfield
Federal
Prohibition Department
W. McCintic
Hig Asm
Darazon
the Gazette
Washington
Deyid A. Ashworth
Beckley
Wee Nomi
Hoover
Nouthern
West Virginis
James Damron
Ekait
Eanhene Weulin
Damon
Hatfield
German minister outlines plans to revise Weimar constitution
Berlin June 9 The interior minister Wilhelm Vor Gayle announced the Prang Von Papen government will revise the Weimar constitution without restoring the monarchy. Reforms listed include a strengthened Reich parliament and expanded Reich powers while removing enclaves and updating Prussia. The minister says monarchy is flawed but acknowledges the former imperial house.
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Berlin
Prang von Papen
Wilhelm Vor Gayle
Europe
Sam
Former Emperor Plans Assault on Successor
Addis Ababa report says ex emperor Sid Jeasey of Abyssinia escaped captivity and raises forces near Kins to march on ruler dalle Selmante. Emperor Jalle elassie claims the throne and moves an army from Gojjam to settle the score, amid reported regional troop shifts.
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Addisabara
Ethiobia
Abysaluia
Nepoleon
Sid Jeasey
Abyssinia
Dalle Selmante
Napoleon
Joassu
Golem
Relassie
Jalle
Elassie
Farley Predicts Roosevelt Victory at National Convention
James A Purley, Roosevelt campaign manager, claims the dark horse stop Roosevelt movement is doomed. He predicts Roosevelt will win on the first ballot and carry about 7 of 631 electoral votes in November. He cites pledged delegates and a rough national map, with details on state delegates and potential rivals.
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New York
Roosevelt
James A. Purley
Gereeno
Perntinent
Swietly
Ryie Tilinola
Jeznen Ramilton Lewis
Missouri
Ores
James A. Heed
Atig
Pleses Tura
Two Weston youths slain in near home shooting
A 15 year old, Archia McCauley of Brownshiffe, was killed by 16 year old David Banline near their homes after a quarrel over a shotgun. Sheriff says Banline fired at close range after pursuing McCauley on a road, killing him.
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Archia McCauley
Brownshiffe
David Banline
Iboy
David Brown
Lewis County
Henline
Young McCaulay
McCauley
L. H. McCauley
Aberul
Qver
Postmaster General to Speak For Hoover at G O P Meeting
Postmaster General Brown will represent President Hoover at a Chicago Republican conference shaping pre convention policy. He notes Prohibition will be decided at the convention and discusses efforts to unite wet and dry factions. Brown has long served as a Hoover campaign manager and party leader with a history in Ohio and national campaigns.
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Washington
Chicago
Hoover
Brown
Jto
Newepar Perman
Congressional
James K. Garfield
Chio
Kent City
Theodore Rooertsit
Ohio
Demands for Repeal of Fed Stir Rumors in Indiana
Republican leaders gather in Chicago to map the national convention amid debate over prohibition repeal. Private talks, committees, and potential platform shifts surface as factions press for changes to the dry policy. A White House line and Byrd plan draw attention from party camps and international observers.
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Sherp
Byrd
Tadiang
Dians Eagion
Angt Aviation
Coctige
Y. M.C. Ay
Associated Press
London
Worker Falls to Death at Veterans Hospital Construction
Bates, a scaffold worker employed by W J Jobs, died after falling from the top floor of the main building under construction at the United States Veterans hospital in Huntington. The incident occurred today and authorities are investigating the collapse.
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Huntington
Jobs Bates
United States Veterans Baepltal
Upside Down Country Remark Sparks Debate
A fragmented note features Beverly Bills discussing political allegiance and amendments. The speaker laments a president’s stance and questions leading authorities, referencing terms like Rev and Mareces in a strained political rant.
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