Soions Arrive Hope For Early End Of Session
Legislators arrive for the special session amid hopes speed will govern. The social security bill is poised for action without further committee, with a joint committee having studied it for months. Revenue questions and road funding loom, and a June adjournment is anticipated as both houses plan to set attachments and proceed.
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New Black Legion Disclosures Seen
Detroit reports state authorities say fear and silence surrounding the Black Legion are breaking as 47 suspects face arson and murder charges. Prosecutor McCrea says talks by accused men are beginning, with 15 arraigned on conspiring to kill Mayor William Vrisine of Ecorse and Arthur Kingsley of Highland Park. Judge Scallen set $40,410 bonds as others remain in custody.
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Five Appointed To House Vacancies In West Virginia
Governor Kump appointed five of ten vacancies in the state legislature. George Parrish resigned from the house to join the state road commission. Grenville attorney Paul Odd was named to replace E. Cattrill. Mrs. C. N. Proctor of Cliffton Fayette County was named to succeed her deceased husband. Clark County seat member Clifferd M. Snyder will fill John R. A. Clifferd’s seat.
$1,100,000 in Bonus Bonds Arriving Here for Veterans
Reports say bonus bonds totaling more than 1.1 million dollars are arriving for World War II veterans in Charleston and vicinity. An average 525 dollars per veteran is expected, with delivery to begin this afternoon. Some bonds may be delayed due to faulty addresses or applications, postmaster Julius W. Supteron notes.
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Richwood Veteran Gora Bonus Ahead of Time
Richwood veteran Raymond Norton has already received his Soldiers' bonus bond. State Adjutant Edward McGrail said Norton enlisted in Iberia during World War I and received early distribution. West Virginia veterans total 3,000 expected to receive about 12 million on the first day. more than 45,000 eligible for 22.35 million.
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Indictment Actions Reported by Grand Jury
A state intermediate court grand jury returned 95 indictments after a week’s session. True bills include six murder charges and four manslaughter counts, with additional cases involving gambling, embezzlement, and lotteries. Several defendants face charges tied to gas funds and See also teachers assigned to Kanawha County schools under a new placement plan.
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Democrats Name Wehrle Chairman
The Kanawha county meeting yesterday elected Paul Welle of the National Bank of Commerce as chairman. The committee fixed dates and places for ward district conventions to select delegates for county and state judicial conventions. Names Howard Rube Bennett Marie Buckley Gov Kump listed for consideration.
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Local Veterans Plan Spending Bonus Debts and Homes
Local veterans describe using their bonus to clear debts and fund homes, with about half paying debts, a third saving for a rainy day, and ten percent allocating most to home construction. Automobile sales to veterans with jobs and good credit rise, many buying secondhand cars. Some veterans plan to advertise credit limits publicly, others aim to pay obligations first for their families, while a few intend to delay sharing plans.
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Boone Elected COP Chairman in California Meeting
In a regional gathering, Boone wins the COP chairmanship amid party politics. The session highlights election logistics, committee leadership, and upcoming dates for party activities and regional governance.
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Adjournment Drive Opens as Congress Faces Deadlock
Washington June 13 A wide adjournment drive opens amid Democratic hopes for the Cleveland national convention and pending conference on corporate profits taxes. Senators Robinson and leaders stress that progress hinges on House Senate agreement. The main dispute centers on distribution of profits with House at 42 1 2 percent and Senate at seven percent. Page 12.
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Farley Labels Landon a Synthetic Candidate
Postmaster General James A. Farley, head of the Democratic National Committee, denounces Republican nominee Alf M. Landon as a synthetic candidate and criticizes the party as weak. Farley accuses Landon of undermining American institutions and warns voters about the GOP platform and leadership.
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State Fiscal Report Shows Deficit Despite Revenue
State balance appears as 2025.137 dollars with tax commission figures and a 25.05 million line for expenses. Dover notes general revenue fund deficits, health costs, and total expenditures surpass receipts by about 804 thousand dollars. Page 12 Part 1 column a references the detailed figures.
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Blum Weighs U S Debt Payment Plan Amid Paris Turmoil
Paris reports Premier Leon Blum considering sending debt payments totaling about 140,400,000 to the United States to ease France’s financial crisis. U.S. ambassador relations are described as tense yet supportive, with Blum seeking American financial aid while opponents debate the impact on war debts and economic stability.
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Republicans Map Militant Drive To Regain Office
Cleveland dispatch outlines a bold Republican plan to defeat Roosevelt within 100 days. John D. M. Hamilton leads the drive with Alf Landon and Frank Knox traveling widely to build momentum and press facilities as Chicago, New York, and Washington serve as campaign hubs.
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FDR Speaks In Indiana On Eastward Train
President Roosevelt began a west to east journey stopping briefly in Fort Worth and Dallas before heading to Vincennes Indiana. He will dedicate a memorial to George Rogers Clark and address national topics likely to influence the coming campaign. He attacked monopolies in Dallas and warned against foreign entanglements while pledging moral aid to warlike nations. Earlier in Little Rock he tied his plans to broad constitutional aims to improve economic and social conditions.
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Quick Coal Bill Action Is Warned
Washington June 13 A blunt warning from the United Mine Workers that they will shut down the giant salt coal industry if the Guffey Vinton coal central bill fails to pass and wage cuts ensue John L Lewis leader of the miners union warned the interstate commerce committee that their organization would revert to our weapon if plans ahead with ready for use to event the proposed situation failed of enactment Lewis threat climaxed a day of debate with opponents arguing federal regulation would destroy the union and the industry as a whole
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Mayor Proclaims Arrest Holiday Amid Pittsburgh Turmoil
In Pittsburgh on June 13 a mob violence episode leads to the mayor proclaiming an arrest holiday. A police clash triggers court actions and a bond posting by a Northside saloon keeper. Judge Gollmar named guardian of public safety as authorities impose deputy sheriff duties across 12 stations.
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