Tugwell Quizzed Amid Turbulent Senate Hearing
Rexford Tugwell testified before the Senate agriculture committee on his nomination as under secretary, defending constitutional and Democratic government principles while clashing with members. The session drew a large, vocal crowd as spectators applauded, interrupted, and pressed Tugwell on his views of planning and social policy.
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G O P State Salon Quits Under Fire
Malone New York June 11 A GOP state salon leader was summoned to convene eight divergences past upon his crime day unveiling Thayers sale relations with the Pennsylvania Gas and Electric corporation after correspondence between Thayer and company officials became public at a hearths mission in Washington. Thayer said some senate associates feared that supporting his attribute on power legislation could harm constituents and Republican party interests.
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Pamsnctaced Gas and Electric Corporation
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Sithough
Willie Willis Practices Fast Out Curve in Light
Quote captures Willie Willis practicing a fast out curve near an arc light. The speaker explains it was mere practice, not an attempt at throwing at the arc light, reflecting a casual sports moment.
Truster Declares Professor Was Not Ace in Senate Hearing
Washington observers relayed questions from a senate committee probing Bexford Guy agwell during his fitness examination. The exchange touched on plows, mud, dollars, oath, and whether he is the ace brain troster, with Tugwell responding no to that label.
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Senate votes down immediate bonus. approves silver purchase plan
The Senate rejected a proposal for immediate payment of soldiers bonus certificates and passed the administration’s silver purchase plan. The bill would back a quarter of the nation’s money with silver and issue silver certificates, sending the measure to President Roosevelt for signature. The silver bill passed 55 to 25 after earlier defeats of bonus amendments, with party lines and several notable votes shaping the outcome.
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532 Graduates to Receive Degrees at State U
Morgantown June 11 The West Virginia University board of governors approved 532 graduates who will receive degrees at the 67th commencement. John Barton Payne will be the commencement speaker and honor guest at a banquet. Governor Bump cannot attend due to a Washington conference. A resolution praised Arthur B. Koontz for a 25000 grant and loan from the PWA for dormitories. Koontz became an honorary Phi Beta Kappa member. Honorary memberships were also given to several state officials and Morgantown ministers. An alumni meeting elected Dr. Gary Hogg as president.
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West Virginia University
John Barton Payne
Washington
American Red Cross
Bump
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Charleston
Arthur B. Koontz
PWA
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Otis G. Wilson
Glenville
Charles McCamb
Wheeling
William E. Brooks
Thomas Porter Hardman
Gary Hogg
Lewisburg
Circuit Tudgs
Lewis ‘H. Miller
Ripley
William Thompson
Payetteville
Union Frowns on Steel Peace Plan Compromise Likely
Union leaders condemned the government peace proposals and set Thursday for a convention to decide ways and means for a nationwide strike. Amalgamated Association head M. Tighe demanded recognition and argued for union-only negotiations with employers for workers who belong to the union. Roosevelt discussed the strike with Wagner as talks of government action continued, and plans for General Hugh Johnson to attend the convention were canceled tentatively.
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Roosevelt
Washington
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Hugh §. Johnson
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NRA
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Housevelt
Hugh Johnson
Geneva Arms Meet Adjourns Amid Global Security Efforts
The disarmament conference adjourned for a breathing space as four committees form to study air forces, arms manufacture and traffic, and enforcement of future conventions. The United States seats on three committees while the fourth covers European security and mutual assistance pacts. Hungary rejects regional alliance links, Italy acts as observer, and Germany’s return is awaited.
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Great Britain
Corbett Ashby
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Germany
Arthur Henderson
President Garners Nine of Ten States in Digest Poll
In the latest Digest poll, President receives nine of ten states. Incomplete returns from ten clues across cities such as Chicago Louisville Paterson Charlotte Fargo and Madison show the measure of support with varying tallies though the results are not final.
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Ban on Radio Advertising Of Drugs Medicine Asked
Two resolutions on health insurance and the abolition of radio advertising of drugs and medicines were placed before the American Medical Association House of Delegates. The debate opened in Cleveland with secret sessions to come. a Michigan proposal urged an early probe to avoid repeating England facts, and criticized Chicago moves by the AMA board.
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American Medical Association Nouse ‘of
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England
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Comemittes
Bids Sought by Road Commission for 100 Plus Miles of Highway
The road commission announced bids for building over 100 miles of highways with June 8 bid opening. Projects include Barbour 11.79 miles surface treated stone base and others across Doddridge Wayne Roane Marion Harrison Bristol Pendleton Clay Fayette counties involving surface treatment grading draining and concrete surfacing.
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World News At a Glance Debruse 5 dead in Chicago air line wreck
In a condensed abroad roundup, a Chicago area airliner crash leaves seven and a half dozen casualties as reports filter through. Rexford Tugwell discusses constitution and democracy in Washington. Senate backs silver purchase plan while health insurance ads prompt AMA resolutions. Soldiers' bonus payment defeat darkens Capitol mood. Pittsburgh steel workers threaten a nationwide strike. California police hunt knife slayer. Belgium and Czechoslovakia refuse war debt payment. Hurricane toll surpasses two thousand in San Salvador. Geneva disarmament talks pause for a breathing spell. Argentina plane crash claims ten lives. Berlin funds drive emphasizes industrial push.
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Czechoslovakia
Mass Slayings On Coast Said To Jealousy
SUSANVILLE Cal June 11 AP a killer apparently mad with jealousy slashed five people to death in the night. a man washing bloodstained clothing afterward was taken into custody. Victims include Joe Fazio 45 his wife Sadie 22 their son John 26 and neighbor Lena Amiulani 42. A friend of the family Peter Alosi 46 was questioned.
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Sadie Fazio
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Lena
Amiilani
James Leavitt
Peter Alos
Leavitt
Alosi
Tariff Measure Law Tomorrow
President Roosevelt will sign the new tariff bill at 8 20 p m. tomorrow after Customs closes. The measure raises duties on autos trucks paper timber gun powder explosives bicycles and other imports from higher tariff countries. It repeals conflicting sections of the 1930 tariff act to uphold most favored nation equality in duties.
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Roosevelt
United States
E. S
Maggie Cline 7 Dies in New Jersey Variety Star
Maggie Cline a seven year old who billed variety shows in the Tingites died at her Salt Haven New Jersey home after a stroke left her in poor health for forty months. The late performer known for songs like Throw Him Down McCloskey had a storied career as the Irish Queen of the stage lasting nineteen years before the new century. Her childhood home was Haverhill Maine and she was praised by John B. Ryans wife for her career and the song’s enduring fame.
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Tony Pastor
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Bowery
Dead in Catskills crash of Chicago to Newark liner
Debrue New York June 11 seven killed in crash of American Airlines Chicago bound liner in the Catskills. Wreckage found on Last Chance Hill after fog and storm. Names include Clyde Holbrook pilot and John Barton co pilot, Ada Huckeby stewardess, and others. Four died in Argentina crash nearby. Memphis correspondent notes death of Captain J M Barron.
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Texas
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Widow Claire Holbrook Faces Loss From Airline Crash
Claire Holbrook widow of pilot Cly Holbrook faces the death of her husband after the Amerie Airlines Jiner crash east of Chicago. Holbrook, once wartime bride in France, learned of his presumed death then return from a German prison camp before news arrived. John S. Pricer conveyed the news while Holbrook stood, four-year-old daughter at home. Stewardess Ann Huceby, 28, waited at the airport Saturday night, refusing to believe the ship was not safe.
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Negro Killed In Miners War In Alabama
In Alabama s iron ore fields the weekend violence left one man dead and several injured as dynamite bullets and clubs were used during a renewed miners strike. A Black worker, Green Fatton, was killed by five white men who chased him on a streetcar. a second Black miner from Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Co. suffered serious injuries. A third Black miner was reported dead earlier in the strike and another worker remained in critical condition with suspected limb injuries from a dynamite blast.
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Republicated Corporation
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Nations Join Defaulter Parade In Debt Settlement Edict
Belgium and Czechoslovakia joined Britain in announcing they will defer debt installments due June 5 as part of a European defaulter parade. Finland plans to pay its installment in cash in New York on Friday. Ten other nations owe the United States a total of over two billion, with most due June 15.
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Mother Blames Crowds For Death Of Quintuplets
REVIL Ky June 11 The mother of quintuplet boys born years ago at Mayfield Ky recalls the time when the world talked of her babies killed by too many people She is Elizabeth Lyon 78 who lives with son Marion Lyon She bore 13 children four living the quintuplets died in five days The sturdiest John lived 14 days Lyon blames crowds who touched the babies She plans to write to a Canadian mother Olivia Dionne to warn her to keep crowds away Lyon dreams of visiting Cashell Ontario and the Dionne babies She recalls naming the quintuplets Matthew Mark Luke John Paul and says she knew she would have many babies in a dream
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Will Takes Fling At Bargaining Clause
Hollywood, Calif June 11 When the national recovery act was drawn up there was one clause in it regarding collective bargaining and it could mean almost anything. The article notes that the issue may go to the Supreme Court for a final definition and urges plain branding of the first interpretation.
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Calif
National Recovery
NRA
Apt
Supreme Court
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