Secretaries Attack Plan On Relief Bonds Jobs Estimate
Washington June 2 Administrations relief program faces Congress as Mills Hurley and Mills warn large bond issues would unbalance the budget and fail to deliver substantial employment. Proposals seek 300 million in relief loans and 1500 million for self liquidating projects while labor estimates vary across works programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Reconstruction Corporation
Senate Banking Committee
Mills
Treasury
Conferees Move Toward Agreement On Revenue Bill
Washington June 2 Conferees resume work on the 1 15 000 000 revenue-raising bill with hopes of a late night agreement. The House and Senate teams press toward balancing the budget as President Hoover urged unity and prompt action. The conference began after unanimous House approval and faces differences over taxes and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Presit
Hoover
Stor Harrison
Mississipi
New German Cabinet Led by Von Papen Aristocrats
Berlin reports the new cabinet, formed under Franz Von Papen, is packed with ennobled aristocrats and excludes parliamentarians and labor reps. General Kurt Von Schleicher is the power behind the scenes, credited with orchestrating the government’s fall of Bruening. The list includes Baron Konstantin Von Neurath as foreign minister, Count Lutz Schwerin Von Krosigk as finance minister, and Franz Guertner as justice minister. President Hindenburg summoned the ministers to oath at the Presidential Palace with the first session set for the chancellery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Paul von Hindenburg
Count Lutz Schwerin von Krosifik
Franz Guertner
Franz von Papen
von Papen
Washington
United States
Kurt von Schleicher
Heinrich Bruening
Adolph Hitler
Paul von Hinderburg
Hitler
Mayor Walkers Removal Sought Charges Speeded
New York June 2 Speedy preparation of removal charges against Mayor James J Walker is in prospect today Samuel Seabury's investigation wound up yesterday The mayor's brother Dr William H Walker testified Seabury produced bank deposits of 431258 and denied graft He admitted sharing funds with doctors but said city fees were split with one doctor only
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James J. Walker
Samuel Seabury
Quiry
Seabury
Franklin D. Roosevelt
R Rosevelt
Walker
Tammany
William H. Walker
Chicago Starts Citywide Prep For National Conventions
Chicago begins preparations for the June political conventions with street repairs building painting and debris removal on the near west side and downtown. Plans include a unified decorative effort featuring a Washington Monument replica around lamp posts on State Street to welcome delegates and avoid duplicating decor for both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jand Preen
Anton Cermak
Near West Side
The
Loop
Chicago Stadium
Washington Monument
State Street
Ingalls Quits Post to Run for Governor
Washington reports 33 year old David S. Ingalls resigned as assistant secretary of the navy for aeronautics to campaign for Ohio governor. President Hoover accepted the resignation to let him pursue the political bid. Ingalls, long involved in the four year naval aircraft program, will have his duties absorbed by other naval bureaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
David S. Ingalls
Hoover
Federal Service
Mr. Ingalls
Ingalls
Naval
Injuries Fatal to Youth in Train Accident
In Clarksburg on June 2 Harry Cain 19 son of Mr and Mrs Wirt Cain of Donohue Ritchie county died at Clarksburg hospital from injuries after being struck by a moving freight train. His left leg was amputated near the ship and death was due to loss of blood and shock. He and another youth were on an adventure trip when the incident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Harry Cain
Wirt Cain
Donohue
Ritchie County
Clarksburg Hospital
Cain
Alumni Group Elects Officers At Moose Home Session
Grafton High School alumni association elected Miss Kate Koelz president succeeding Mrs. Florence Wilkinson. A full slate of officers and directors was named. About 108 attendees enjoyed a banquet, program, and dancing to Sitters Melody Boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Elizabeth Stafford
Marguerite Thayer
Robert Warder
Grace ‘Tregellas Wolfe
Harry Friedman
Hanway
Mattie Jaco
Wilkinson
Shereon Page
Girl Shot by Brother Near Death in Ohio Town
In Clarksburg on June 2 Florence Emma Cole eight, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Cole of Stop 8 Grasselli line, is in St Marys hospital after a .38 revolver bullet tore through her abdomen liver and spine. The wound was accidental, fired by her brother Harry Cole aged nineteen when Florence showed the gun she found under a mattress. The father described the moment as he read Genesis and Florence entered with the revolver. Harry seized it, Florence threw a stick, and the pistol discharged. Florence remained conscious after surgery to remove the bullet. The family moved from Clay county a month ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Florence Emma Cole
Thomas Cole
Grasselli Interurban Line
St. Mary's Hospital
Harry Cole
Florence
Cole
Eddie
Edward
Harry
T W Tal Engle retires after 34 years with Grafton gas
Tal Engle, long time superintendent of division J for Pittsburgh and West Virginia Gas Co, retires after 34 years in Grafton. He plans summers in Grafton and winters in Florida. A retirement banquet was held May 31 in Clarksburg with company officers and local staff praising his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. “Tal” Engle
Grafton
Florida
T. W
Tal” Engle
Pittsburgh & West
Virgina Gas Company
West Main Street
Engle
Senia
Waldo Hotel
Clarksburg
Pittsburgh
Gas Company
West Virginia
Littleton
Mr. Engle
Thornton
Blueville
Fairmont
Japanese Premier Denies War Brewing With Russia
Viscount Minoru Saito, Japan's premier and foreign minister, states in writing that there is no danger of war with the Soviet Union. He cites Soviet troop concentrations in the Far East as the alleged source of rumors and urges confidence in Japan's sincerity to defuse tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokyo
Minoru Saito
Japan
Soviet Russia
Soviet Union
Manchuria
Far East
British retain championship in golf tourney
At Saunton England on June 2 Wilson retained the British women's championship by defeating Clem Purvis Russell Montgomery 7 and 6 in the 36th hole final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunton
England
Whid Wilson
Clem Purvis-Russell Montgomery
Moody advances to French net finals
Auteuil France June 2 Mrs Helen Wills seeking her fourth French singles title advanced to the final round defeating German Hilda Krahwinkel in the semi finals by 613 108 victories in a decisive match setting up a final clash for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auteuil
France
Helen Wills
Day
Hilda Krahwinkel
Tent City Near Capital Planned for Veterans
The On to Washington movement grows across the east and south as 1 5 hundred veterans fill Washington en route or en plan to arrive. Authorities fear meals and feeding logistics. tented housing is arranged at Anacostia Park. Police seek federal funds and note suspected communist influence. a midnight fundraiser is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Glasford
Park
Glassford
Anacostie Park
Walter W. Waters
Workers Ex-Service Men’s League
Communist Organization
Senate
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Duquesne
Erle
Bonus Army
Aes
Actress Sued for $100000 in Chicago Court
Chicago June 2 Helen Hayes, stage and screen actress, named defendant in a $100,000 suit filed in district court by Caryl Frink MacArthur, first wife of playwright Charles MacArthur. The case concerns alleged damages from a dispute involving the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Helen Hayes
Caryl Frink MacArthur
Charles MacArthur
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward E. Gann
Curtis
Ruth Baker Pratt
Ellis A. Yost
Jessie Doe
New Hampshire
Reichstag
Hindenburg
Roosevelt
Morgantown
Secretary of Navy
Cleveland
Moose Home
Kate Koelz
Sister
Gole
Coles
Clay County
Russia
Coal Company
F. R. Lyon
Consolidation Coal
Baltimore
Howell Pisher
Robert C. Hill
W. Va
George H. Whitten
Emma V. Sweeney
Mrs. Moody
Oregon
East
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!