Budget Bill's Passage Stirs Oklahoma Solons Tomorrow
Charleston reports the Oklahoma legislature aims to finish the 24.4 million budget bill for two fiscal years. The House rushed approval after midnight, while the Senate may floor the measure today amid amendments. The bill covers general revenue, fees, and debt retirement, with deficit provisions and bonds authorized.
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Rev N Kernan to Preach School Sermon at Augustine High
The graduation exercises of Augustine's High School will be held in St. Augustine's church Sunday evening at 7 10. Rev Father Mzar of Jean of Arc parish suburb of Wheely will deliver the graduation address with Solemn Benediction. Father M J Hannon will confer honors assisted by Rev Paul V Helsley John O'Reilly B J Brady. The class has ten pupils who have completed the course and will be awarded diplomas. The senior class play follows at 8 15 and a large crowd is expected. The St Augustine's Alumni banquet will be held at the Moose Monday evening, closing the school exercises.
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Broderick
Mary Eerf
Catherine Dolan
Marga‘Daugherty
Margaret Felton
Jen Ford
James Foy
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St. Augustine's
Three Killed In Crash Of Army Airship
San Bernardino Calif June 2 The fog and a desperate escape attempt led to a crash of a U S Army Air Corps transport plane in the Cajon Pass last evening killing three enlisted men. Two officers injured one critically and the pilot slightly. Surgeons say injured may recover. Dead Private Addison Spencer Charleroi Pa Private Charles M Leadbetter Rosenburg Ore Private L D Romana Syracuse NY Injured Lieut BE Kennedy Kansas City Mo fractured leg and possible internal injuries Private L W Decker Bristol Conn broken right leg and possible internal injuries Private Paul L Blinka Alice Texas broken left arm and possible internal injuries Lieut Charles M McHenry Los Angeles pilot bruises The tragedy occurred as McHenry slipped into the transport through heavy fog over the San Bernardino Mountains en route from Mareh Field near here to Crissy Field San Francisco He told friends he had been flying low following railroad tracks toward the Mojave Desert then saw what looked like a hole in the fog He opened throttles and climbed The big ship crawled past the first Continued on page five
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Los Angeles
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Oldest Wash-Jeff Alumnus Honored At 182nd Commencement
Washington Pennsylvania June 2 100 year old James Smith Barr of New Wilmington is guest of honor as Washington and Jefferson College hosts alumni for its 182nd commencement celebrating long association with the institution and a century of graduates.
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Lynch Embezzlement Trial Opens in Grafton Bus Case
The C J Lynch embezzlement trial opens amid evidence from officials of Greyhound Lines. Lynch, 34, a former local ticket agent in Grafton, faces charges for misappropriating 582.72. Auditor Crum testified tickets issued and not accounted for, with $536.70 of tickets remaining unsettled.
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Senate backs amendment to limit veterans benefits cuts
Washington reports the senate suspended rules to consider an amendment capping cuts in service connected veterans disability compensation at 15 percent. Byrnes in charge accepted a 25 percent limit, arguing the president's revisions align with provided support. Meanwhile in Pittsburgh Helen Thevenow returned to her husband Tommy, amid police inquiries over a long search tied to a missing purse and coat found on a bridge.
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Grafton Fruit Market Saturday Specials
Strawberries quart ten cents and homegrown tomatoes two pounds twenty five cents. Radishes lettuce spinach grapefruit cantaloupes kale leaf lettuce cauliflower also berries arriving daily. Free delivery on orders. call 499 for details. prices available upon request.
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St Augustine High School Senior Entertainment Tonight
St Augustine High School presents a senior night program with an orchestra performance at 8 15 PM admission fifty five cents, children twenty five cents.
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Bath tub death investigated near Stanford campus
San Jose reports fire and blood tied to the bath tub death of Mrs Arlene Thorpe Lamson. County chemist findings include charred blood on a 12 inch pipe and towel remnants in bone fire embers behind the Landon Stanford campus. Widower Davis A Lamson is jailed as an unaccused prisoner.
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Hawks Test Robot Plane Flight From Los Angeles
Capt. Frank Hawks leaves Los Angeles for Brooklyn in a robot controlled fourteen cylinder airplane. He aims to test the automatic pilot and may hand over control at altitude. the trip is not necessarily a speed test.
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West Virginia to Distribute Six Million State Education Aid
Charleston June 2 The house approved a new method for distributing six million dollars yearly to county school boards for teachers as part of establishing the state’s new educational administration. The measure accompanies the budget bill and will fund salaries for four months while counties cover the rest. Elementary teachers receive monthly stipends by certificate level, with salaries ranging from fifty five to ninety dollars.
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Morgan Firm Boss Revealed In Senate Inquiry
Washington reports show J P Morgan and Company assets in a 260 million dollar bankers pool and list loans to officers from 1927 to 1931. The Senate inquiry cited Morgan as the final decision maker and noted a recess as counsel challenged questions about income tax returns.
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