Roosevelt Wins Endgame Remains in Congress Disputes
In a late Senate session a veterans aid stalemate neared resolution as the independent offices supply bill moved toward final approval. The House sustained the presidential compromise, sending the measure back to the Senate for a quick vote, with President Roosevelt apprised of adjournment plans. Other late bills awaited presidential signature, including rail and banking reforms and a two billion dollar housing program aimed at aiding distressed homeowners.
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Hotel Business Rooms As Job Hunters Wait
Amid Charleston convention season hotels see extra business from job seekers at the state house. Applicants press on despite governor absence, hoping to be among first to reach the capitol. Local hosts note dignitaries and pioneers marching into legislative sessions unseen before.
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Alfred E Smith Question On Mitchell Reputation
Alfred E Smith is pressed about Mitchell's reputation as a witness testifies that his own reputation is excellent. Medalle objects to the question, the witness is barred from answering, and Smith steps down as Whitman Brisbane and Justice O'Brien affirm Mitchell's long standing good reputation. Mitchell then rises and waves to them.
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Justice O'Brien
Fire Loss Decreases in West Virginia May Fire losses drop
Fire loss in West Virginia during May totaled 205,890, down 4318,485 from the same period last year, according to state fire marshal Fred Watkins. Sweden’s immigration drops shows 40 people left through main ports in April, with 20 men and 36 women, compared with prior years. Oregon State College may add rowing next year, with inter class events along Willamette River under E A Stevens and Harvard influence. Ducks defeat muskrats near Whitefish River as ducks rout a large muskrat lodge in a lagoon, securing nesting log access. Missouri plans a potential baseball trip to Mexico City in June for a seven game series with National University of Mexico.
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Fred B. Watkins
Stockholm
Sweden
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Corvallis, Ore
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E. A. Stevens
Harvard
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Mont
Whitefish River
J. Morgan
Columbia, Mo
Missour University
Mexico City
National University of Mexico
Plastic Sheet Glass Industry Sees Uptick in Demand
Public statements from Flo and Kenawha City plant officials indicate a substantial pickup in sheet glass production as orders for automobile fins, mirrors, and plate glass rise. Rehab work aims to add three plate glass units and one additional window tank unit, boosting active operating tanks to four by year’s end.
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Ye Kenawha City
Offielas
Governor reshuffles terms on state board of agriculture
The governor has not yet named replacements for three expired terms on the board. Yost and Gorey terms end in 1833 and 1935 respectively, while Gain Roberts and McLaughlin resignations open seats. Bernard McLaugherty remains as the only continuing member, with others to be named.
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Gorey
Charles G. Gain
Martinsburg
W. 5. Roberts
Buckhannon
J. O. Fenson
Republcan
J. Blaine McbLaugh
Prohibition Debate Echoes From Kansas Courts
Judge Pollock decries the prohibition movement saying it clashes with government form and the eighteenth amendment would not work. Attorney General Boynton argues state law bans 32 beer. In New Hampshire the Concord Chamber offers a free beer bottle to veterans registering for the Yankee division convention in June.
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Kansas
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Richard St. Hopkins
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Concord Chamber of Commerce
Americans Win In Stability Talks International Conference
The article recounts a Franco American pivot in monetary talks with Ohio Governor Cox favored for committee chairmanship. Bonnet and Warburg maneuver for dollar stabilization while warning against deflationary moves. MacDonald, Hull, and Pittman hailed progress as debates wrapped and plans for three power funding began.
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James P. Warburg
Georges Bennett
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Elec~ Sion
International Assembly
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Italy
MacDonald
Hull
Key Pittman
Nevada
Prench
Bonnet
the Ohlogn
Committee On Monetary Questions
Tenterhoors
Ramsay MacDonald
International monetary talks hinge on Bonnet compromise
Delegates grapple with who should head the monetary committee as France backed Bonnet while Americans objected to a depreciating currency nation. Warburg and Cox stepped in to broker a deal, placing Bonnet as reporter for the committee. Colijn, a noted economist, received the chair of the economic calamities committee. Canadian Prime Minister Bennet urged cheap money and robust public works as the conference moves toward concrete monetary and tariff accords.
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Bennet
Canada
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Neville Chamberlain
United States
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Ghia
Aberta Ge. Pani
Mexico
Fewer Schools Debate Levy Limits and Debt Rules
The discussion covers reducing schools numbers from 184 to 62 and later to BI, with proposed immediate cuts. Fox argues against exceeding constitutional tax limits, urging economy first, while Callins notes debt complicates planning. Counties may follow basic legislative principles next year, with no extra salaries until debts are paid.
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Callins
New School Contracts And Debts Spark State Plan
O J Rife announced teachers must sign new contracts by July 1 and old debts must be paid from future funds. The tax commissioner warned that past indebtedness cannot be carried forward and a state aid package of 6 million dollars annually is needed to operate under the new county unit system. Legislative action is required to address obligations left by the old system.
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Mnust
Supreme Court
Wea
O. J. Rife
Department of Education
Mattern Is Long Prom From Khabarovsk to Nome
Reported long range flight from Khabarovsk to Nome with Mattern believed to be airborne after 1:30 pm and 7:80 am Western Time. Weather clouds hinder sightings as observers at wireless stations monitor for a night signal.
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Nome
Nome Ites
Basten
Mattern
Seo
Siberia
Bering Sea
Dentists' State Exam Dates Set for Charleston
The state board of dental examiners announced the dentists examination will be held at the Charleston high school building on June 26 and 27. Dr. M. Jividen stated the dates yesterday. Also noted was an art exhibit in London featuring several pictures by milkmen.
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State Board of Dental Examiners. Ee
London
U S Looking Suit Alleges 2 Million Tax Evasion
A U S suit accuses a businessman of evading two million dollars in taxes during 1936 to 1938 by omitting 78 000 Gulf stock shares from filings. The case ties Gulf Oil executives including Knight and Davis Stack to alleged services valued shares and extends the period to 1931 and 1942. Mellan was served with notice in a Pittsburgh office.
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Mellon
Gulf
Knight
Gulf. Ol Company
Philadelphia
Davis Stack
Knignt
Youngel
Sald
Olaon
Union Insurers Pick Lincoln Co for Reinsurance Move
Seven companies bid to reinsure the Union ordinary policy holders. Lincoln company proposals chosen as best, cited for fine financial condition. Indiana Insurance Commissioner approved transfer after Ohio authorities voted. Auditor Sims gave approval yesterday. Announcement of the Union com
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Brelter
Lincoln Company
Indiana Insurance Commissioner
Ohio
Sims
Union Insurance Saga Ties Dayton Firm to Investments
The company’s bankruptcy was filed on May 19 after Ohio authorities took over its affairs. West Virginia officials examined transfers of assets and cash between the insurance firm, now defunct, and the Guaranty Investment Company, also defunct. The Union company had previously been known as Gem City Lite Insurance of Dayton, Ohio.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Insurance Company
Guaranty Investment Company
Union Company
Gem City Lite Insurance Company
Dayton
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