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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1935
Page
2
Democratic leaders push for Senate adjournment to clear a banking bill, with White House pressure. If stalled, they would substitute the Feramy farm administration bill as the House weighs a military measure and broadening the Ten amestee Valley authority amid opposition.
The administration seeks rapid action on the Guffey con BHI coal issue to avert a possible strike on July 1 as talks resume between operators and union leaders on June 10. The discussion touched on a 3460,000,000 naval supply bill and funding to start 24 new warships, while the House has yet to act on the Senate vehicle regulation bill, the food and drug bill, and the Black bill to register lobbyists.
In Trenton experts expect the Omar court to uphold Justice Thomas W. Trenchard as Hauptmann’s appeal faces delays. Attorneys say the case could reach the U.S. Supreme Court, but a ruling may come after September. If exhausted, Hauptmann could still avoid execution as delays loom.
In 1942 the legislature closed a loophole to prevent a Herron like recurrence. The ruling now allows a judge of the same court to sign a death warrant if the presiding judge is absent ill or deceased. A Dundalk district court case featured a remark about a woman with judges and pigs, reflecting the era’s social tensions.
Omaha locals welcomed troops as guardsmen occupied the city auditorium and nearby buildings sealed for barracks. Lieut. Gov. Jurgensen imposed martial law for a second time in 15 years after a war strike began April 20, with clashes reported between police and strike supporters and demands for higher wages and shorter hours.
In a stadium speech to graduates, former President Hoover denounces rapid universal social security as unattainable by quick fixes. He argues lasting economic systems rely on faith in the future, contract sanctity, currency stability, and lawful government, warning that neglecting the 75 percent could imperil the 25 percent and the nation as a whole.
The report discusses possible future NRA legislation under President Roosevelt. O'Neill, Marshall, and Coonley were named to serve under the president, but whether this signaled a board rule within the skeleton NRA remains unclear.
Police report the Thomas family injured in a collision with the car seat frames buried by the force of impact. The Negro youth was found in bed at home and hospitalized as doctors considered possible amputation amid severe injuries.
A county jail ward remained in the hose pit as authorities awaited the injuries of crash victims. Mr Thomas' car was demolished and a large basket of picnic food was scattered around the wreckage. Construction of a cathedral in Auckland is funded by a bequest of about 100,000 pounds from Miss Bina Hotton.
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