Promises and Costs of New Welfare Setup
The plan spends 3 million annually on direct relief with 23,000 eligibles and uses a 105 thousand deficiency appropriation to run until July 1 when the new funding begins. Legislation directs 2.5 million for pension sections, with liquor profits debated as a source, counties to share costs, and state support for old age blind pensions and dependent children.
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Liquor Commission
Both
Senate
Commission
Works Progress Administration
West Virginia
F. Witcher McCullough
WPA
Washington
Blood Flow in Arab Revolt In Holy Land Intensifies
Insurgents clash with Seaforth Highlanders at Mount Eba and near Tulkarem in renewed fighting over Jewish immigration policy. One Arab killed and three captured as toll rises to 78 since April 19, amid broader uprising in Palestine against British policy.
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Mount Epa
Seaforth Highlanders
Mount Ebal
Abraham
Tulkarem
Palestine
Holy Land
Mussolini Defies Sanctions as European Peace Hopes Rise
London reports intense hope for two more years of European peace amid signs of a potential understanding between Mussolini and Hitler. Britain abandons anti Italian sanctions, amid cooling ties with Germany and a stern Commons test for Baldwin’s new foreign policy.
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London
Mussolini
Italy
Hitler
Germany
Universal Service
England
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
Baldwin
South Opposes Majority Rule in Southern Delegations
The Virginia senators and governors along with Texas Democrats voiced opposition to abandoning the two thirds rule. Governor Bibb Graves noted caucus decisions would guide Alabama’s delegation, while Byrd and Peery in Virginia signaled opposition and other southern states awaited incoming delegations. The rule, adopted in 1832 to back Van Buren, remains contentious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bibb Graves
Alabama
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
George Peery
Texas
Baltimore
Martin van Buren
Andrew
Shfe
Roosevelt Ticket Faces Left and Right In Philadelphia Convention
Delegates arriving for the Philadelphia convention hear speculation about a split with the Lemke Coughlin wing on the left and Smith group on the right. The Roosevelt forces are expected to win nomination with a platform endorsing his administration though debates loom on farm relief crop insurance and wage laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty League
Philadelphia
Smith
Roosevelt
Lemke-Coughlin
Union
Siolth
New York
Holworthy Hall Writer Dies of Pneumonia at 48
TORRINGTON Conn June 21 Harold Everett Porter novelist short story writer and playwright who used the pen name Holworthy Hall died last night in Charlotte Hungerford hospital of pneumonia He was 48 a native of Boston and Harvard graduate with multiple degrees His latest novel Colossus followed by other works Six Best Cellars Egan He belonged to the Authors Players and Harvard clubs He is survived by his widow and three children
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Torrington
Conn
w—Harold Everett Porter
Holworthy Hall
Charlotte Hungerford Hospital
Washington, Conn
Boston
Mass
Harvard
Two Mothers Collapse At Funeral Services For Drowning Victims
In Lubec Maine a mass funeral for 17 children and 1 operator from a Lake Gardner dinghy accident drew about 2000 mourners. Nine children are buried at West Lubec cemetery and two at Mount Hope, with a 12th victim Daniel McCurdy to be honored tomorrow. Calvin Lundin, 56, a Lubec Ridge operator, collapsed at the service. grief-stricken mothers and several women also fainted.
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Lupec
West Lubec
Mount Hope Cemetery
Daniel McCurdy
Lake Gardner
Calvin Lundin
Lubec
Trial of 39 Men Is Next Step in Drive Against Black Cult
Detroit officials outline next move in crackdown on the Black Legion. Thirty nine men linked to the hooded group are to face trial as charges pile up from the Poole case to plots against Kingsley Voisine and Penlan. Prosecution notes alleged Legion leadership in Ohio.
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Detroit
Chester P. O'Hare
Duncan C. McCrea
Black Legion
Charles A. Poole
Arthur L. Kingsley
Highland Park
Poole
William W. Voisine
Ecorse Village
Robert Penlan
Ecorse
Oakland County
Jackson County
McCrea
Martin , Davey
Ohio
Legion
Stabbing Case In City Court Today Arraignment Scheduled
Robie Hunt 20 of Estill street was stabbed in a rear downtown restaurant fight. Elzy Rhodes also of Estill street faces arraignment today before Municipal Judge Cyrus W. Ball on charges related to the incident. Police report a deep knife wound in Hunt's back firearm not involved.
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Robie Hunt
Estill Street
Elzy Rhodes
Cyrus W. Ball
Hunt
Funeral services for William Burnette in Carbondale
Funeral services for William Alfred Burnette age 39 of Cannelton will be held at two this afternoon at Carbondale church with Rev Leland Smith and Rev Mack Farren officiating. Burial follows at Montgomery Memorial Park.
Duffield Driver Ermy Dies After Short Illness
Ermy and Duties Ermy, Dutheid, 39, a driver for Conlon Baking, died yesterday at a Huntington hospital after a brief illness. His body goes to Johnson and Dunningham funeral home. He lived on Bigley Avenue and is survived by his widow Blanche Duffield, daughter Vada Shanklin of Huntington, three brothers Clarence Duffield of Cleveland Brady Duffield of Wheeling Holly Duffield of Cabin Creek, and three sisters Ortha Duffield of Charleston Lloyd Bibbey of Pocataligo and Corda Thomas of Gay.
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Ermy
Dutheid
Conlon Baking Company
Huntington
Johnson and Dunningham Funeral Home
Bigley Avenue
Blanche Duffield
Vada Shanklin
Clarence Duffield
Cleveland
Brady Duffield
Wheeling
Holly Duffield
Cabin Creek
Ortha Duffield
Charleston
Congress Returns Home Amid Tax Battle and Probes
Congress adjourns for a recess as the administration pushes a broad corporate tax plan. The House and Senate approved a soil conservation program and a soldier bonus bill, while investigations begin into railroad mergers, campaign expenditures, and political contributions during the break.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Interstate Commmerce Committee
Lonergan
D. Cons
Senate Committee
Black
D. Ala
Lobby Committee
Rising tensions between Japan and China spark regional unrest
Reports indicate Japan and China escalating friction with crew members under scrutiny and Beijing accusing Tokyo of facilitating smuggling into North China. Shanghai sees student protests quelled by government troops at a rail station as leaders in Nanking push for war. Canton faction signals civil conflict while Chiang Kai-Shek warns Kwantung and Kwangi troops to pull back from Hunan. troops withdraw from Hunan already.
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China
Japan
Shanghai
Nanking
Canton
Domei
Tha Generatissimo
Chiang Kai-Shek
Va Group Plans Caucus at Convention
The newly elected national committeeman Dr. Gary Hogg of Lewisburg and retiring committeeman Herbert Fitzpatrick of Huntington await formal presentation of Hogg's name to the convention. Mrs. Douglas Brown of Huntington was named the new national committeewoman, succeeding Mrs. J. C. Burehinal of Fairmont. The two national members were chosen by the state Democratic executive committee. The caucus will decide the delegation's stance on abandoning the two thirds rule for nominating. Early arrivals report little discussion on the group’s planned position.
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Gary Hogg
Lewisburg
Herbert Fitzpatrick
Huntington
Hogg
Mra
Douglas Brown
J. C. Burehinal
Fairmont
Biady TwoThirds
Fight
St-Large
Prosecution Ordered Over Collusive Bidding Claims
A commission cites reasonable ground that bidding on Uiree projects violated laws and recommends referring the matter to the Attorney General. It also suggests that all government purchasing officials be asked to collect evidence on identical bidding.
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Slac
Roosevelt Refer to Commerce Commission for Action on Collusion
Mr Roosevelt noted the federal trade commission found collusion and sent the matter for action. He asked Cummings to draft letters to purchasing agents and a draft of congressional recommendations. The commission could not confirm German steel sheet piling dumping at lower U.S. prices.
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Ummings
Roosevelt
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Jand
Cummings
Congress
United States
Germany
Irish Republicans Arrested in Drive
Police fired on an Irish Republican Army meeting in Dublin as authorities moved to suppress the group. Twelve people were arrested including Count and Countess Plunket. nine were released later. Police raided multiple locations seeking secret IR A meeting spots while all Dublin police leave was canceled during the emergency.
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Irish Republican Army
LRA
Dublin
Plunket
Irish Independence Movement
Apeskera
I. R.A
Bridewell
Letter May Offer Clue to Slaying
Police files include details on rape lengths and a claw hammer found twisted around Mrs Feely s neck near the bodies. Charles Young discovered the evidence after breaking into the apartment in his home. Detective Wheeler traced the rope to a wholesale house but found no lines of inquiry. The Feely home was locked. officers questioned physicians about Mrs Feely s mental state amid a mayoral feud over the safety director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Young
Mra. Feely
Nazi Official Dies in Berlin at age 51
Bernard W. Von Buelow, German secretary of state for foreign affairs, died in Berlin aged 51 from complications of a lung inflammation caused by grippe. He passed away on June 21 after serving in the ministry.
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Berlin
Bernard W. von Buelow
Foreign Affairs
Grippe
Public Works Board Cuts Utility Assessments
The Public Works Board reduced several utility assessments including Glen Jean and Eastern rail line from 200 to 400 thousand, raising or cutting others. Major changes affect Monongahela West Penn Public Service water and electric tariffs, Panhandle Traction Wheeling, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephones, Western Union, and various regional bridges and water companies across West Virginia and neighboring areas.
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Hem Company
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Glen Jean and
Eastern
Ara
Interstate Street Railroad
Steubenville, East Liverpool and
Beaver Valley Traction Company
Tri-City Traction Company
Newell Bridge and Ralwey Company
Hancock County
Roust
Monongahela West Penn Public Service Company
Intrastate Street Railway
American Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Water Company
West Virginia Water Service Company
Charleston
Potomac Light and Power Company
Point Pleasant Water and Light Company
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Nationalists clash with French police in Paris streets
Nationalists clashed with police as a large protest moved along a broad avenue in Paris before being dispersed at Cun narde after hours of street battles. Police made numerous arrests as reserves maintained order in Montparnasse, while public warnings by Petain echoed concerns over German remilitarization.
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Plat
Cunnarde
Petain
Hitler
Rhineland
France
Verdun
Sigentia
Bette
Inchic
Petein
Paris
Montparnasss
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Eden
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Duce
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Emili de Bano
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Wallace
National Committee
Minnesota
Territories
Columbus
Los Angeles
Antonie
Victor Hugo
World of Fashion
Henry Picard
Georges Keli
Hollingsworth
Public Works Board
Weeteee
Iny Electric Company
Virginia Public Service Company
Amessments
Wheeridge Company
Parkersburg
Huntington and Obla Bridge Company
Night Air Mall
Brisbane
Adelaide
Australia
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Cire Huntington
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