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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1935
Page
7
In the House of Representatives two liberal Bloc leaders labeled yookie push provoke ire among party chiefs. Rep Harold Knutson of Minnesota urged caution toward Rep Vito Marcantonio of New York, who retorted go to hell. Democratic leaders urged Maury Maverick of Texas to hush his ideas, and Maverick replied he would seek counsel only when he wanted it.
Rev Charles E Coughlin and Louis B Ward appear during a press conference tour in Cleveland to promote the National Union for Social Justice. The event draws a 30,000 capacity crowd, with many hearing via loudspeakers from basement and lobby areas. Coughlin warns political peril if President Roosevelt vetoes the Patman bonus bill and urges prayers.
State Assemblyman James F. Brennan predicts labor leader Tom Mooney will have his life sentence commuted by Governor Frank Merriam of California to time already served. Brennan announced after a conference with the governor, recalling Brennan prosecuted Warren Billings alongside Mooney for the San Francisco Preparedness Day bombing which killed 12 people.
J. E. Van Zandt, commander in chief of Veterans of Foreign Wars, congratulates Representative Wright Patman author of the inflationary $2.225 billion sent measure after Senate passage. The ceremony centers on the bill, once seen as likely to be vetoed.
Mimira Armstrong 17 of La Grange County and John L Wood of Martin County were named Indiana health champions at the 4-H club roundup in West Lafayette. They will represent the state at the national 4-H club congress in Chisago.
Four year old twins Umberto and Rudolph Rios of Santa Catalina island California draw scientific attention for their strikingly different appearances. Umberto is described as pure albino while Rudolph closely resembles his parents, causing excitement in scientific circles about the twins’ unique traits.
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