Roosevelt pushes recovery bills amid Senate delay
Lawmakers advance public works supervision plan and a $3.5 billion appropriation while conference committees debate veterans compensation. Roosevelt plans to sign emergency measures and push federal reorganization as adjournment nears amid budget estimates and bank reform efforts.
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Pogram
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Congress
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Patie
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Unidas
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Ife
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van Beak
Commerce Commission
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Isi
Prohibition Bureau
Obscure Flight Incident Ends With Fire At Airport
Nine men and women aboard the Northern Light attempted a landing at an airport near the lake. A wing cracked and the plane touched down, sparking an explosion as rescuers and witnesses describe frantic attempts to escape before the craft was enveloped in flames.
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Vickery
Puir
Petwaukxee
Hodges
Tragic Amphibian Crash Near Palwaukee Airport
An amphibian aircraft built by Northern Light crashed after takeoff from a fairground water ramp near Lake Michigan. Pilot Vickery, a WWII veteran and Army Reserve captain, died along with a passenger. authorities believe the wing failure caused the accident amid a busy air tour scene. Passengers were insured for 450000 each. Local officials and coroner investigators led the probe as crowds sought details on the victims.
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Ralph Hall
Curtis
Vickery
Charles Walgreen
Lake Michigan
Fair Ground
Pelwaukee
Beendo
Fair Grround
Ooroner
Curtisseee
Nickery
Hodger Wait
United States Aviations Insurance Group of
New York
Palwaukee
Second Army
Ara Ee of Tas
Debts and World Conference Loom Over US Debt Talks
Officials weigh how the looming world economic conference will interact with the debt issue. Congress opposes any revision or cancellation while proponents threaten to reopen the debate. Britain sent a tentative debt proposal to Washington after Sir Ronald Lindsay discussed it with President Roosevelt and top advisers. Total debt due Thursday stands at 146 million, with Britain at 876 million, France 640 million, and Italy 12 million.
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Seasion Severn
Congress
Great Britain
Washington
Ronald Lindsay
Obituary Howard Newson Howart Nelson 45 Reed District
Funeral arrangements announced for Howard Newson Howart Nelson 45 of Reed District, who died at Charleston hospital. Also notices funeral for Fred W. Jordan 87 held at 2 30 p m at Bibby Street home. Reverend Pat B Withrow officiating. Burial in Graceland Memorial Park. Survivors include parents G W Jendan, widow Lillie Jordan, sisters M R Hogesst Alder ton and M G Childress Charleston, brother Earl H Jordan, nephews Jean Jordan and Robert Childress Charleston.
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M. G. Childress
Charleston
Earl H. Jordan
Jean Jordan
Robert Childress
Births for Mr and Mrs Hamilton and Lonesay family
Mr and Mrs L W Hamilton of Washington Street announced the birth of a son at Cuariva General hospital. Mr and Bits M 2M Lonesay of Obley announced the birth of a daughter yesterday at Charleston General hospital.
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Bits. M
Lonesay of
Obley
Charleston General Hospital
Forest Workers to Receive Wage Increases, Roosevelt Order
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt approved an executive order raising pay for Civilian Conservation Corps forest workers. Increases range from 24 to 315 a month, with cash allowances up to 45 or 384 monthly for eligible percentages of the corps. About 275,000 CCC members to begin work in forest camps at once.
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Washington
foFj
Fevhner
Union Mission Camp Opens With Program in Chicago
More than 1,500 persons attended the opening of the Union Mission camp yesterday afternoon. A camp meeting began last night with Mnox I and Releh of the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago as speakers. The National Brotherhood of Union Missions convenes today at the Mission with superintendents from Ohio, Washington, and this state. Bergey V. Prentice, superintendent, arrived with his wife and board members to attend.
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Relehof
Maody Bible Institute
Chucago
Pat B. Withrow
Mmission
National Brotherhood of Union Missions
Miission
Ohio
Washington
Bergey V. Prentica
D. C
Two Hurt In Car Crash At Red House. Child Struck By Bus At Owens
Tolley of Dunbar and Migs Boaie Triplett of Charleston are at Stoats hospital after a fog wreck that left them severely lacerated but not seriously hurt. A six year old, Maxine Hart, was cut about the face when struck by a bus yesterday in Owens and treated at Mountain State hospital.
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Tolley
Dunbar
Migs Boaie Triplett
Charleston
Stoats Hospital
Wired
Red House
Maxine Hart
Owens
Mountain State Hospital
Stabbing Leaves Rensford Miner Gravely Wounded
Jacob Theobolld, 42, a coal miner from Rensford, is in serious condition at St. Francie hospital after knife wounds to the abdomen neck shoulder and back sustained in a nighttime incident. State police are investigating the affair.
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Rensford
St. Francie Hospital
Teac
University Receives Indian Relic Collection
BUGSNE, Ore June 12 A valuable collection of Indianelles was presented to the University of Oregon museum by Dr L Bress man pro sector of anthropology. The collection includes parts of 16 skeletons of primitive Indians with 22 obsidian Kulven and other weapons from a mound in the Gold Hill district Jackson county.
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Bugsne
Ore
Rescue of Lifted Girl From River by Swimmer Church
At Lilly street beach a girl lost her grip on a swinging rope over the water and fell in. J F Church, a Lincoln junior high School student aged 18, swam to the scene and brought her to shore. The rescue squad included D C Beumaiday RG Krause and W Bton. He is a skilled swimmer and the father works in the Charington Gazette composing room.
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Lilly Street
Mian Braddy
Jease
Church
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Alethes
Young Church
Lincoln Junior High
Charington Gazette
Townsend wounded by stray bullet near Summers and Fry
Chustee Townsend of Engan street was shot in the left thigh by a stray bullet fired by Ora Semler who was aiming at James Greer. Townsend was taken to St. Francis hospital in non serious condition and Semler was arrested pending investigation.
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Engan Street
Summers
Fry Streets
Ora Semler
James Greer
Townsend
St. Francie Hospital
Orn Semler
Recovery Plan Moves to Help Wages and Hours
The proposed recovery plan seeks higher wages and shorter work hours, aiming to boost millions of workers in a brief period. Expert boards include Walter Tengle of Standard Oil and Gerard Swope of General Electric to present the conference report to President Roosevelt. Bou Long, a veteran minister and advertising figure, leads a publicity push to sell the legislation nationally.
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Walter ©. Tengle
Standard Oil
Gerard Swope
General Electric
Leo Wolmen
Columbia University
Roosevelt
Bou Long
Cuba
Salvador
Williams Case Updates From Cedar Grove to Charleston
B E Williams and his wife quarrelled near Cedar Grove prompting her to exit their car. She claimed she walked ten miles to London. At Charleston state police headquarters she was fingerprinted and photographed. A revolver and bullets were found at the scene. Mrs Williams was jailed in Montgomery awaiting preliminary hearing. The case involves Cabin Creek district residents and a prior marriage to a man named Burtox.
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Williams
London
Charleston
GC. R. Cobb
Montgomery
B. J. Brennen
Cabin Creek
Willamson
Stella Chrothers
Burtox
Art Inaurange Company
Monetary Stabilization Talks Hint at Early Steps
The article reports that a consensus favors avoiding a policy clash while pursuing currency stabilization. A 4 cent currency status is seen as a probable early point, with secret talks by officials from the New York Federal Reserve, Bank of England, and Bank of France suggesting a plan to limit questions until steps toward stabilization are agreed. France and other gold standard nations demand restoration of the dollar and sterling to gold at high levels, while Britons insist debts be settled first. Americans fear stabilization could depress domestic policies and hinder the administration’s program, though experts say some stabilization is needed before tariff adjustments and removing trade barriers due to price and currency uncertainties.
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Neverthetess
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Bank of England
Bank of France
France
Why Should Any Woman Read This Advertisement
Modern medical claim promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets as a scientifically prepared sedative to relieve monthly pains. Aimed at women, the copy promises long term relief by treating the cause, not just dulling symptoms, with chocolate coated tablets and no harmful drugs.
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Lydis E. Pinkham
Long Flights Cross Ocean In Early 1930s Record Flight
Barberan and Collar pursue a Havana leg after crossing from Seville in the Cuatro Vientos. They top over Camaguey then divert due to storms with 1,500 gallons of gas, aiming for Havana. At Khabarovsk James Mattern arrives after a long Siberian flight, while J Errol Boyd launches a goodwill non stop flight from New York toward Port-au-Prince with 400 gallons aboard.
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Clarence Chamberlin
Errol Boyd
Dennett Field
Au Prince
Boyd
Robert G. Lyon
Harold P. Davis
Moscpline
Columbia
Several States Drop Auto License Prices
States cut auto license fees as legislatures reduced the levy to ease budgets amid tax protests. While reductions were hoped to lower revenue losses, officials expect a 10 to 50 percent drop in receipts. Minnesota alone cut fees by 42 percent yet projects $5.75 million for 1939, down from $9 million last year.
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Gagdlina
Minnesota
Two Thieves Hold Up Valley Bell Dairy Office on Roane Street
Two armed men robbed the Valley Bell Dairy office on Roane Street around ten o’clock last night, forcing Miss Minerva Lewis and several women and children present to surrender cash. One suspect stood about six feet one inch, slender build with bare head and eyes, while the other was five feet seven inches tall and weighed about 187 pounds.
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Roane Street
Valley Bel Derry Cath Pony
Rosne Street
Minerva Lewis
Comepany
Mise Lewis
Man Fatally Injured By Train Near MacCorkie
O A Armstrong 34 of MacCorkie died at Charleston Hospital after being struck by a train near MacCorkie early yesterday morning. He was found on Chesapeake and Ohio tracks about seven o'clock badly cut and maimed. Railroad men said a stept train passed MacGorkle between one and two o'clock yesterday morning. Dr William Mather Lewis president of Lafayette College has been made a Chevalier of the Legion of Honor by the French government in a surprise ceremony.
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MacCorkie
Charleston
MacCorikle
Armstrong
Chesapeake and Ohio
MacOorile
MacGorkle
Morgan House f fifteen bank and trust compares
A historical summary lists Morgan House fifteen banks and trust companies with total assets of 83.811 billion, several holding companies, utilities, and industrials. It notes public discussion of postwar economic conditions, the gold standard, and debt payments impacting bank confidence amid the Depression era context.
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Bank and Trust
Les Ungwell
Depresan
Roever
Wes Moines
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Debe Tate
Deflation and debt cited during bank holiday era
Fragmentary OCR notes reference deflation and heavy indebtedness after the war. The text mentions thousands of job seekers tied to a large sugar crop in the Dominican Republic and phrases about men’s memory and tears, with unclear context and wording.
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Dominican Republic
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