Hurley Attacks New Deal Critics at Republican Meet
Chicago July 11 Cy Patrol Hurley secretary of war in Hoover era attacked the Democratic administration methods and sincerity while urging Republicans avoid reactionary tactics in seeking Washington control He said redistributing income under the new deal favored the wealthy noting incomes over 10 000 rose while those under 10 000 fell He criticized the CWA subsistence homestead program NRA and warned of bureaucrats and waste saying the new deal failed to redeem its promises.
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Chicago
Cy Patrol
Hurley
Washington
CWA
NRA
Ments
Sky Will Soon Naval Buildup Faces Pact Limits
U S war planning notes 35 destroyers and 18 submarines plus 24 ships planned this year to boost force levels. Japan budgets 712 million yen for the new fiscal year starting April 1 1936 about 178 million dollars, a 35 percent rise. Admirals seek action to clear decks for a new naval race if treaties lapse while Swanson says the U S won’t exceed limits unless others do first.
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SKY
Page One
Japan
Navy
Swanson
United States
Believe in Ghosts: Startling Memoirs of a Spook
A brief blurb promotes a startling memoir about a ghost and the world of spiritualism. Appears in The American Weekly June 14 issue bundled with the Baltimore Sunday American.
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Big
Baltimore Sunday American
Newsboy
Radio program schedule and tube prices ad
Readable listing shows hourly radio programs across NBC CBS WGN WLW WJZ WLS and more with performers and show titles from 5:30 PM to midnight. It also promotes genuine RCA tubes with low prices and a 10 percent discount on tube sets.
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Nbc—News
Mary Small
KDKA
WGN
WLW
Jack Armstrong
WJZ
Lowell Thomas
WBC
Billy and Betty
NBC
WWVA
Kuban Cossack Choir
Edka
Amos 'N
Andy
CBS
Just Entertainment
WHAS
Terry
Ted
Dorsey Brothers Orchestra
Tony
Gus
Palmer House
al Bernard and
The
Merry Minstrels
Headline Hunter
Floyd Gibbons
Buck Rogers
Lum and
Abner
Bob Newhall
Graham McNamee
Boake Carter
Suwanee
WFBE
Caroline Beck
Mary and Her Men
Terry and
Vallee
Kate Smith
Wdzz
KMOX
Jones & David
WSAI
Frank Hazzard
Jack and
Velma
Hendrik Willem van Loon
Wfbe—Chamber of Commerce
Palmer House Ensemble
WSM
Louis Prima
Paul Whiteman
Navy
Symphonette
Horace Heidt
WGBF
Old National Bank
Noble Lisle
WLS
Clyde Fisher
Amos
N’ Andy
Johnny Kamp
Kentucky Serenaders
Harold Sterns
WAVE
American Liberty League
Lum
Jesse Crawford
Mac
Bob
Dream Ship
Whas—Boys
Barid
RCA
Two Divorce Actions Filed in Circuit Court
Ward Wilcox of 7Paylor county seeks divorce from Vinnie Geannetta Wilcox after 24 years apart. Married 1897 in Kittaning. five children over 21. Wilcox claims wife refused to move to his Clarion business town. Also Bayard Knight and Una Knight filed for desertion in 1926 marriage. Knight accused of failing to support wife and seven year old Ruby Madelon. Una seeks divorce, child custody, support, and divorce costs.
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Pennsylvania
Kittaning
Ward Wilcox, Jr
Hubert K
Kenneth R
Clifford R
Helen
Wilcox
Clarion
Fairmont
W. Va
Taylor County
Una R. Knight
Rosemont
Bayard M. Knight
Flemington
Clarksburg
X Men Title Coined For Gotham Detectives
New York mayor La Guardia coined the term X Men for the police plainclothes staff to be organized, saying they must be college graduates and that the name suits an unknown quantity. He plans to keep using it until a better name is found.
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Nw York
la Guardia
New York City
Plainclothes
Glass Opposes Birth Control for His Bees
Senator Glass of Virginia criticizes an AAA bill as trying to impose birth control on bees during Senate debate on broadening the AAA act. He says he would not want to be jailed over controlling his queen bee's activities while Senator Bankhead of Alabama counters that the measure aims only to preserve a marketing agreement among bee shippers.
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Washington
Glass
Senate
Bankhead
Ala
Taylor County Life Saving Campaign at Grafton Park
Taylor County Red Cross chapter and the Grafton Sentinel sponsor a life saving instruction and tests campaign at Grafton City Park from July 15 to 20. Participants enroll for Junior or Senior classes, with tests and instruction available.
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Taylor County Life Saving Campaign
Grafton City Park
Taylor County
The
American Red Cross
Grafton Sentinel
Blair Hill
Governor Pearson Referred to as Thief by Affidavit
An affidavit calling Governor Paul M. Pearson of the Virgin Islands a liar thief and hypocrite was read at a Senate investigation. It labels Pearson’s four years as an awful nightmare and accuses his staff of being uneducated and inefficient. Roosevelt refused to comment on calls to remove Judge T Webster Wilson linked to the case.
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Washington
Paul M. Pearson
Virgin Islands
Senate
Pearson
Paul Yates
E. G. Anson
St. Pauls Rectory
Frederikstead
St. Croix
Roosevelt
Ickes
T. Webber Wilson
Wilson
Pt Pleasant Mayor Extends Restaurant Closing Hours
Point Pleasant officials extend closing time for restaurants beer parlors and similar businesses to 1230 a m and set morning opening at 5 a m instead of 6. May or Jim Crouch enacts the order to accommodate late and early patrons.
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Pt. Pleasant
Point Pleasant
Jim Crouch
Papa Gets Switch Ready For Erring Youngster
In Gaffney South Carolina on July 11 Earl Suttles aged 15 faces a week of confinement after a greenhouse robbery. A judge sentenced him to 30 days in jail but suspended all but seven days pending the promise that his father will spank him upon return home.
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Gaffney
S. C
Earl Suttles
Papa
Earl
Luther Long and Bride In Honeymoon Tour
Huntington July 11. Luther T. Long general manager of Huntington Publishing Company and his bride Mrs. Carolyn Westcott Wittington are on a honeymoon tour of New England and Canada. They were married at Erie Pennsylvania and will return to Huntington July 25. Mrs. Long is daughter of J. H. Westcott of Richmond Indiana, has lived recently with her mother in California and at their lodge in Canada.
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Huntington
Luther T. Long
Huntington Publishing Company
Carolyn Westcott Wittington
New England
Canada
Erie
New Beer Shop Closing Ordinance Nets Arrests
Clarksburg police enforce a new closing ordinance for beer parlors at midnight. Within two hours two arrests were made John Battis for operating after midnight and Lawson Starcher for drinking beer after that hour.
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Clarksburg
John Battis
Lawson Starcher
Miner Falls 40 Feet Injuring Eskdale Worker
H W Williams of Eskdale fell forty feet from a coal tipple top while repairing a coal car at a Winifrede mine. He sustained four fractured ribs and was treated for his injuries in Charleston on July 11.
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Charleston
H. W. Williams
Eskdale
Winifrede
Disappointed Walkathon Contestant Triggers Riot in Marion
A 26 year old Chicago man Ted Stephenson caused a one man riot in Marion Wisconsin after failing to share prize money. He threw beer bottles and broken mirrors endangered spectators before sheriff deputies subdued him. Sheriff Zollie Carter said only 400 of 1000 dollars prize money had been posted by walkathon managers.
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Marion
Ted Stephenson
Chicago
Zollie Carter
Stephenson
National Legion Chief Kump to Speak at Parley
Governor Kump and National Commander Frank Belgrano of the American Legion are on the speakers program for the annual state legion convention in September to be held in Fairmont.
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National Legion
Kump
Fairmont
Frank N. Belgrano
American Legion
Tea Planned 60 Years Ago Set for Soon in Keyser
Keyser on July 11 reports a tea planned sixty years ago will be held within a day or two. The invitation, written by Sallie Prye of Keyser and Otlie Rees of Pleasant Valley dated June 6, 1876, reached Miss Rees now Mrs J H Markwood who sent an acceptance to Mrs I C Purgitt formerly Miss Frye.
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Jiimy Wai
Daring Sisters
Ted Fiorito
Howard Lally
Wayne King
Eddie Dunstedter
Tom Baker
WENR
Roy Maxon
Anson Weeks
Ben Pollack
Portland Symphony Orches
Jack Scoggins
Johnny Courtney
Orches
Harry Dickman
Colonial Club
Billy Bissett
Frankie Masters
Long Branch
Joe Sanders
Glen Lee
Werc—Dance Orchestra
Gotham Detectives
GOV. Pearson
Tom Walker
Luther Long
Bride
Miner
Walkathon
Aan
Wali
Confciential Service
Union Brokerage Incorporated
Morgantown Ave
ED Worgler
HOUND
Helme
Wince
Stanles
Lesa
Conta Cress
Etta Kett
By Paul Robinson
Bea
Scra
Gues
Pera
Dontine
Big Sister
Beth
Alara
Buddy
Les Forgray
Buddy Buddy
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