Kanawha Vets to Receive Millions in Adjusted Certificates
The United States government will pay Mountain State veterans millions in adjusted compensation certificates. About 24,000 soldiers who already applied may collect $12,000,000 initially, with 45,000 certificates totaling $23,845,392.42 available statewide. May cash bonds of $30 at post offices in Charleston, Wheeling, Huntington, others by postmasters. Kanawha County leads with $2,131,242, while numerous counties list varying payments to veterans.
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Frauds Guard Against Bonus Bond Distribution
Washington reports a vast bonus program moving 1.65 billion in baby bonds from 12 Federal Reserve centers to about 3,000 World War II veterans. By week’s end millions in cash will reach veterans as bonds are exchanged for checks. Authorities aim to prevent fraud with Treasury and Post Office detectives ready to act.
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Leaders Prod Tax Conferees
Washington faces a week of tough talks as House and Senate members return for a stalled tax bill conference. Aimed at avoiding a congressional recess, negotiators seek agreement on revenue provisions while a presidential convention pushes priorities. President Roosevelt is expected back in Washington tomorrow after a swing through the region.
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Spectators Injured as Racing Boat Leaps Ashore
SEATTLE June 14 More than a dozen injured when Spreckels driven outboard boat leaped ashore striking a crowd. Adolph Spreckels Seattle sportsman was flung high, clothing snagged on steps of a telephone pole, and he hung until rescued. He was taken to a hospital. extent of injuries unknown. He had completed a heat and raced toward landing as spectators noted throttle stuck during the regatta show.
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California
Norris Pleads For Reelection Of Roosevelt
Senator Norris of Nebraska claims Roosevelt should be reelected and blasts the Republican convention for nominating a man with no clear platform. He denounces Cleveland bosses and warns of corporate money shaping policy, urging voters to favor Hoover’s policies and the common people’s welfare. The piece ends with a continuation note to page 9.
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Unions Organize For Steel Drive
Pittsburgh news reports industrial union leaders Lloyd Lewis and Murray support an all unions campaign to wage a steel industry drive. William Green of the AFL opposes this shift toward industrial unionism as a test of infringing authority amid labor tensions and wage talks.
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How We Think of God Sermon by Rev. William P. Cline
Trinity Sunday sermon at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church titled How We Think of God based on John 3 9 explores human reaction to mysteries of life and divine nature with questions about understanding God and faith. The piece notes the pastor, William P Cline, and directs readers to turn to page 7 for continuation.
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American gunboats head to China amid Asian tensions
U S naval forces move toward Peiping as Admiral returns from Hong Kong with orders to protect American ships and bases. Reported dispatch of gunboats and cruisers aims to deter Japanese aggression while allied ships steam toward China.
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A compact note directs a page turn for column 5 part 4. Readership is advised to shift to the indicated section for continued content. No additional details or names are provided in the fragment.
Arabs Stave New Palestine Riots
Arab rebels intensified sabotage campaigns amid mounting tensions in New Palestine. Reports describe attacks on infrastructure and civil unrest as authorities grapple with security and political instability across the region.
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Grenfell Warlehpe
Socialist Swedish government to resign after pension defeat
In Stockholm on June, the socialist government led by Prime Minister Knight, in power since 1982, prepared to resign following defeat in Parliament over a proposal to overhaul old age pensions. Resignations were expected to be handed in today amid political uncertainty.
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FDR Defends Soil Program At Dedication
President Roosevelt defends soil conservation during a dedication speech aboard a presidential train en route to Washington. The address criticizes floods and timber loss, urges preservation, and calls for continued national support as he travels through Texas and Kentucky toward a campaign-focused return. The remark underscores the administration's soil program amid war and economic concerns.
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England Pressures Grow Over Sanctions Policy
European observers note Britain shifts stance as sanctions debates intensify with Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin facing conservative resistance. London watchers warn Britain risks isolation if it hardens policy while Egypt, Sudan, and Levant tensions rise with Italy and Germany.
Black Legion probes widen as Detroit officials tied to ring
Detroit prosecutors push to uncover higher ranks in the Black Legion conspiracy as arraignments reveal a state commander and a brigadier general among 15 charged with murder and arson. Investigators seek leaders who masterminded the terror network amid mounting arrests and questioning across Michigan.
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State lawmakers convene for social security and schools funding
The extraordinary session opens at two with aims to align laws with federal social security, extend delinquent tax real estate provisions, enable federal aid for school and public works, set a statutory state planning board, and finance road repairs. A new public assistance department and county boards are proposed, with no extra taxes planned.
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Tropic Storm Moving North Threatens Florida Coast
Tropic disturbance moved northeastward toward the Gulf of Mexico with heavy rain expected to reach the Florida west coast near Fort Myers or Tampa tonight. Weather bureau planned all night watch as the system, first of the season, traveled northwest, with rain advancing along coastal Georgia and the Carolinas.
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Landon Prepares For Vote Drive
Gov Al Landon attended church with his wife at First Methodist in Topeka, Kansas. He described his Sunday as typical and praised Rev Harold Case after a sermon on living by consent to the best. The couple spoke with well wishers outside and said he would start his campaign drive next week.
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al M. Landon
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McNair Moves for Truce in Battle With Police
In Pittsburgh mayor William N. McNair seeks a truce amid a split with the police department over control. Sheriff Frank Gellmar takes charge as grand jury probes magistrates after McNair orders 116 dismissals. McNair, released on bail, says little while Dunn loyalists and McNair appointees operate in districts.
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Allegheny County
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Lions Gather for Two Day Convention at Carniel Boone Hotel
Several hundred Lions International members converge for a two day convention opening today at the Carniel Boone hotel. Delegates register and city officials welcome them with speeches. district governor C G Peregoy presides, Edwin R Kingsley speaks, and Melvin Jones is slated to address the banquet with plans for 1037 hotel and officers to be elected later.
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Charleston
Herbert RB
DeBussey
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Beckley
H. G. Kump
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