Leaders Face Glass Steagall Bills In Congress Battle
Congress wrangled over the Glass Steagall bill and a three billion dollar supply measure as the House planned a first consideration and adjourned. Senators discussed veterans compensation reforms and reform plans, while the Senate moved to curb government bureaus and investigate racketeering amid a looming adjournment.
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Arkansas
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Mclory
Ore-gon
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Rules Committee
Judiciary Committee
Penetro Heals Skin Layers Quickly for Pain Relief
Penetro works in moments to end pain and prevent further trouble. It penetrates into second and third skin layers to reach the area of trouble. The product uses a mutton base. Available in three sizes 25c, 5c, and $1.00. Ad.
State Bonds for Indebtedness Funded Over Years
Public works authorizes sale of five million dollar bonds to fund existing indebtedness. Bonds dated June 1 1593 to be paid serially from June 1 1934 to June 1 1953, six percent rate, tax exempt, payable at the treasurer’s office or a New York bank. Governor may designate denominations and they may be sold to common funds and fiduciary funds. The act allows appropriations from other revenues to cover interest and principal, with funds held in a funded indebtedness fund. The governor can sell bonds as needed and set interest rate at issue.
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New York City
Board of Public Works
Insurance, Casualty
Nanalty
Opinion States Oppose School Law Constitutionality
Six page opinion report cites W. W. Trent and J. Partlow stating opinions not written due to questions over school law constitutionality. Taxpayers Lee and Blessing named but not revealed. Frank Lively to assist in case. Hill act effective from passage abolishes boards of education as of May 22. Trent rules acted boards invalid.
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State Department of Education
Irs
J. Partlow
Lee
Blesang
Lively
Les
Blessing
Frank Lively
State Supreme Court
Charleston Independent District Board of Actcasion
Judy
Wl Boards of Education
W. W. Trent
Aimce
Obituary notices for Teal Nelson Scott and Scott families
Funeral services are set for William Corbett Teal 34 of Coopers Creek at Coopers Creek Advent church tomorrow afternoon. The Rev John Elenore and Rev M B Withrow will officiate. Teal is survived by his widow Leela, daughter Mildred Lee Teal, parents Mr and Mrs Walter Teal, three sisters Mrs Gorda Paterl Mrs Edith Boggs and Anita Teal, and three brothers Cock Teal Samuel Teal and Gorge Teal. Howard Nelson 45 of Reed dies at Charleston hospital. His funeral is at Dana Presbyterian Church at 2 this afternoon with burial in Coal Park Cemetery. Nelson leaves widow, one sister Mrs A B Tyler, stepmother Mrs Margaret Nelson, three half sisters and two half brothers. Lee Claxton Scott of Levi dies Saturday in Lakin. Funeral at First Baptist Church of Montgomery at 2 this afternoon. Scott survived by wife Alice Scott, son 141 C Scott Jr, daughters Alice Lee and Ruth Mae Scott, mother Mrs Louise Scott and five sisters. Robert Atwood Colling 20 drowns in Ete river at Big Chimney. Funeral at home on Quarrier Street at 3 this afternoon with Rev Payne Brown officiating. Burial Sunset Memorial Park. Colling survivors include parents Mr and Mrs H Colling and sister Miss Mary Blinbeth Gelling.
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William Corbett Teal
Crescent Road
Ciflestorn
Coopers Creek
Lafternoon
John .Elenore
M. RB
Withrow Ste Ta
Mrr
Teal
Leela Teal
Mildred Lee ‘Teal
Wale Ter Tes
Gorda Paterl
Coopers Sgreeiss
Edith Boggs
Anita Teal
Cock Teal
Samuel Teal
Goopera Creek
Gorge
Howard Nelson
Reed
Charleston ‘Hospital
Dana Presbyterian Church
Garrison
Coal Park
Gwen and Barth
Nelson
A. B
Margaret Nelson
Owens
Ada Hamlton
East Rainelle
Restha Bragg
Westerly
Myrtle Kronskup
Russell Point
Robert Nelson
Detroit
Herman Nelson
Pax
Lee Claxton Scott
Lee Claxtex Beeth
Levi
Lakin
First Baptist Church of
Montgomery
Ra. Scott
A Alice Scott
141 C. Scott, Jr
Alice Lee Scott
Ruth Mae Scott
Louise Scott
Robert Atwood Colling
Robert Atwood Collins
Ete
Big Chimney
Quarrier Street
Payne Brown
Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church
Sunset Memorial Park
Collins
H. Comsr Caiins
Mary Blinbeth Gelling
Beatrice Morris Dies At Dryden Street Home
Mrs Beatrice Morris 22 died last night at her Dryden street home. She is survived by her mother Mrs Ella Stone and her father Joseph Jackson, two nieces and three cousins. Funeral arrangements have not been set.
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Beatrice Morris
Dryden Street
Ella Stone
Joseph ‘“Jackson
Agsten widow Lucile 33 dies at home on Park Avenue
Lucile Agsten widow of Robert E. Agsten, 33, died at 12:30 last night at her Park Avenue home. Survived by son Robert E. Agsten and daughter Saren Ann Agsten, plus five sisters Misa Belen Wilson Catherine Wilson Mary Wilson of Charleston and Mrs Thorne Kirke of Lock No 4 and Mrs Fred Smith Lock No 8. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Lacie Agsten
Lucile Agsten
Robert E. Agsten
Park Avenue
Saren Ann Agsten
Misa Belen Wilson
Catherine Wilson
Mary Wilson
Charleston
Thorne Kirke
Lock No
Fred Smith
Lock
Americans Hit At Conference On Tariffs And Ceremonies
The report notes Americans favored some possible tariff commission heads and non monetary topics while downgrading the opening ceremonies as plow and drab. Hull is expected to speak tomorrow as diplomats face lengthy speeches. The British government hosted a dinner for delegates, and Hull urged rapid progress to address the world’s tragic situation. He linked world trade centers from Tyre to Carthage, Rome, and London, stressing that the future finance hub depends on broad liberal economic policies.
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Commission On Tariffs
Hull
Yar al
Tyre
Carthage
Rome
London
New York
Leaders Debate Substitute in Conference Sessions
The article details tense conferencing over a substitute measure with Cutting and Brewer withdrawing it after pressure. Senator Reed raises questions about changes to the house compromise, while conferees Glass Byrnes Hale and Stahner face calls to vote. Steiner withdraws citing seniority concerns and Byrnes promises future consideration if the current talks fail. London women increasingly revolt as Africa’s gold mining expands as a leading industry.
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Arkansas
Cutting
Brelwer
Reed R
Oacee Reed
Senate
Aave Ib
Ware
Glass
Brines
Uscell
D. Gu
Hale
Stahner
Byrnes
Etd
Hale Siter Cutting
Steiwer & Conferee
Steiner
London
Securities registration policy outlined by West Virginia official
The official explains a new securities law designed to protect the public in West Virginia. He emphasizes cooperation with issuers and dealers to ensure only reputable entrants are registered, with audits, separate registration for each security type, and oversight of all public utility issues and foreign securities. He notes exemptions for banks and certain exchanges and the goal of preventing fraudulent or worthless offerings.
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Yaln
Bradford
New York Stock Exchange
New York Curb Exchange
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Securiting
West Virginia Securities Law Tightens Penalties
The commissioner will inspect dealer and issuer information, oversee all circulars and ads, and enforce the new act. Violations can be felonies with fines up to 5,000 or imprisonment up to five years, and maximum fees are eliminated, with payments scaled to securities sold in West Virginia.
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Bradford
West Virginia
Repeal Battle in Mass Prohibition Legacy debated
Massachusetts moves toward repeal of the baby Volstead law after a statewide referendum and legislative changes legalizing sale and manufacture of 2.2 beer. Voters previously backed repeal, while campaigns for and against repeal claim strong margins and predict sweeping election outcomes. Governor Ely appeals for repeal candidates as reform supporters vow victory ahead of a possible July session.
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Massachusetts
Congress
Bly
Joseph Maynard
Mattern 1 Takes to Nome insolo globe flight
Moscow and Nome reports track Jimmie Mattern on his lone world circumnavigation. He left Khabarovsk for Nome heading 9,500 miles across the Okhotsk Sea and Bering Strait amid heavy seas, wind and fog. Awaiting him in Nome as 1,500 residents watch skies and mist over the icebound harbor.
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Siberia
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Jimmis Mattern
Matterm
Fire alarm false calls drain city fire crews nightly
Firefighters respond to another false alarm at Capitol and Washington streets. The repeated sprinkler-triggered trips slow response, cause wear on Diamond track and pavement, and cost the city an estimated two hundred thousand dollars annually.
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Capitol
Washington
Enthusiastic crowd greets transatlantic Plane Quatro Vientes
Thousands gather at Columbus airfield as the plane arrives at 5 13 p m after a 2 hour 63 minute flight from Cama Busy harbor. Uproar and cheers lift the aircraft onto the aviation school building where the crowd carries dignitaries on shoulders. The Spanish Ambassador shakes hands with Sadoslavie before plans to travel to Mexico City and Chicago World’s Fair remain undecided.
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Cama
Tela
Luciano Lopes
Ferrer
Sadoslavie
Mexico City
Chicago
Airlines urged to identify passengers after crash
Deputy Coroner Stephan Towshski led Cook County air crash inquiry criticizing Flying Co for failing to record passenger names and addresses. Victims include Harrington Jacobs, Edward Pay, Stevens Ogorek, Edward Schviller, Robinson, and Mrs. Tida Goodwin. Bodies cremated in plane cabin after fatal accident at the World’s Fair. unrelated notes report a lost wallet recovered in Williamsport and German savings rates and interest caps.
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Stephan Kolo- Towski
Cook Coiuty
Gnc
Vickery
Harrington E Jacobs
Wheeling
Edward Pay
Chicago
Stepphants Ogorek
Edward G. Schvller
Biarm Lake
J. G. Robinson
Key York
Tda Goodwin
Hewlett
Long Island
New York
Fay
Ogorek
New Borncar Boncar Plant Opens With Power Route
A large new Boncar plant and its Bydros electric power facility boost regional industry. A mountain tunnel redirects river flow to power the plant, which includes a workers village and modern machinery for high grade steel and electric further manufacturing. Opened after delays due to ferro-alloy stock, the project drew visits by local officials and traffic and water freight surveys to support its operation.
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Boncar
Bydros
Ftactory
Sarartci
Maser
Charleston
Hite
Catu- Tei
Nazis Blamed for Bomb Outrages in Vienna
Viewna reports in Vienna that authorities blamed Nazis for a series of bomb outrages. The up to date note cites ongoing investigations and public concern as officials seek culprits amid mounting tensions.
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Vienna
Viewna
Austria
Sheppard Invited To Head Texas Dry Meet
In Austin on June 12 the text notes W-Mass is Sheppard a senior United States senator in Texas. Governor Miriam Fornamba would appoint a temporary chairman for the anti prohibition convention to be held June 27. The convention will pick delegates for a November 24 state convention as Texas votes on repealing the eighteenth amendment.
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Tex
W—Massis Sheppard
United Sinates
Ien Texas
Miriam Fornamba
Texas
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