Congress Aims to Adjourn by June 11 Amid Relief Bill Push
Senate Leader Barkley expressed confidence that Congress would adjourn by June 11 after passing the relief bill by midweek. Debates over the wage hour bill and a deficiency appropriation persist as a joint conference seeks a compromise. Southern Senators push for differential standards to protect regional industry.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Barkley
D.-Ky
House
Roosevelt
Harrison
D.miss
Ellender
D.-La
Joint Conference Committee
Secretary of Labor
Fiesta tale of rescue in Yaqui mountains and daring escape
Bill Baron and Ellen Dale are rescued from Yaqui captors after a bold negotiation led by Ellen. The party, including Panola Montoya, treks through a rough canyon as Don Julio and others close in, and Ellen asserts trust by keeping her word. The reunion with Don Julio sparks a tense decision about pursuing revenge.
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Bill Baron
Elien Dale
Hell Screen
Elien
Bill
Montoya
Baron
Ellen
Mexico
Panola Montoya
Panoa
Panola
Panda
Eilen
Miss Dale
el Julio
Senora Montoya
Don Julio
Felix
Black-Draught Promises Spring Laxative Relief
An advertisement touts Black-Draught as a purely vegetable laxative from Nature's own laboratory. It claims to conquer spring fever by stirring the lazy colon to work and providing prompt, thorough relief plus regularity. The copy brands Black-Draught as the laxative of the South.
Tax on Undivided Profits Draws Senate Clash
A congressional committee foe told the senate that a new tax must be found next year to replace the undivided profits levy. Senator Gerry of Rhode Island called the tax a tax on thrift and economic murder, arguing it hits new and small corporations hardest.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Harrison
Ance Committee
Congress
Gerry
Mystery Coin Brought by Hog Tells Of 1875 Dime
In Tecumseh Nebraska on May 30 a farmer Virgil C Hazen reported a strange incident. While tending chores a hog walked near and coughed up a 1875 dime believed to be part of a hidden coin treasure. The odd find drew interest from local coin collectors.
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Tecumseh
Neb
Virgil C. Hazen
Two Kansas City Men Bet On Bass and Crappie Catch
Francis C. Henkel and Elmer C. Kuhlman competed in a fishing wager in Warsaw Missouri. Each claimed a one pound bass, a two pod crappie and a one pound catfish mouth fish were their catches. The piece ends with a humorous aside defining an allurophobe as someone who hates cats.
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Warsaw
Francis C. Henkel
Elmer C. Kuhlman
Kansas City
DAILY CROSS WORD PUZZLE 29 Puzzles and clues
Across clues include 1 A dandy 3 Remorse 9 In this place from das 10 French coin to dawn 12 Minimize 14 Caper time 15 A cutting 16 A facial ex 19 Adult males 23 Energy Japanese 24 Queer plant 28 Particlea Merit ab 30 The time 32 Chief 33 Composi ACROSS 34 A large 35 Constitu blade eats 36 Female pression sheep 37 Girl's name 38 Three toed manner sloth 39 Given to 40 A bushy 29 Personal pronoun 26 Heroic 8 Order of 37 Additional clues and formatting.
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America
Memorial Day tribute to fallen soldiers at Arlington and beyond
On the 70th Memorial Day, services near Arlington National Cemetery honor all U.S. fallen soldiers. Senator David Walsh delivers the principal address as veterans of the Civil War era are increasingly unable to attend. The day began near Richmond, Virginia, with Andrew Washburn and Boston teachers decorating Confederate prisoners of war graves on a James River island.
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Eddy Gilmore
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Virginia
Robert F. Lee
Grand Army of the Republic
America
David Walsh
Richmond
Logan
Andrew Washburn
Massachusetts
James River
Boston
Virginia City
Lowell veteran accuses Daughters of the Confederacy of stirring sectional tensions
Dudley L. Page junior vice commander of the Lowell G A R claims the Daughters of the Confederacy keep north south friction alive on Memorial Day eve. Mrs Walter D Lamar president general of the D A R denies the charge saying their program memorializes the historical North South rift.
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Dudley
Lowell Post
Mrs Morris Called Home in Danville Route One
Mrs A J Morris aged 68 died suddenly of a heart attack at home on Danville Route One. She is survived by her husband four daughters six sons two brothers four sisters a stepson and extended family. Funeral services will be held at Friendship Church Wednesday at 11 o clock with interment there Peck directing pallbearers named and flowers listed.
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A. J. Morris
Danville
Friendship
Syphilis Described as The Great Imitator in Medicine
County health officer Dr Murphree warns syphilis mimics many diseases from tuberculosis to heart disease. He cites 15 percent of heart disease tied to syphilis and notes rising insanity, blindness, and locomotor ataxia as tragic outcomes. He urges blood tests in exams and highlights costs to taxpayers for care in Tuscaloosa.
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RB. Murphree
M. D
Osler
Morgan County
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