Four Point Plan To Regain Benefits For Veterans Outlined
A four point plan to restore benefits for veterans under the economy act was unveiled at the first regional conference of the American Legion’s optional rehabilitation committees. In Cincinnati veterans urged removal of Frank T. Hines, administrator of veterans affairs, who oversaw the economy act. Regional conferences through July outline recommendations ahead of Chicago’s national convention, with stops in Marion Mississippi Salt Lake City and San Francisco.
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Washington
American Legion
Clicinnati
Frank T. ‘Hines
Ropre
Regina
Chicago
Sal Lake Oli
Mrs Hallett Bound Over To District Court
Mrs Hallett testified about a 1931 encounter with Campbell on her farm near Pawnee Bluffs. She described an assault during which a pistol misfired and she later fired, aiming at his legs, saying she never intended to kill. She recounted land dealings, loans, and Campbell’s shifting affection from 1928 to 1931 and his distant visits thereafter.
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Lovaland
Loveland
Hallol
Camphall
Hallett
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Dance Incident Recalls Campbell And Mrs. Knott Feud
In Keota a decades older conflict heated when Mrs. Knott described planning to confront Campbell after years of alleged abuse. She testified about loading a shotgun with real shot, driving to New Raymer, and firing during an exchange near a tractor. Campbell said he had nothing to say, the confrontation escalated, and she fainted after Campbell allegedly fired back.
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Campbell
Uatlot
Utin
Keota
New Raymer
Buckingham
Fragmentary Testimony Details Gun Incident and Gubernatorial Vote
Witnesses including G H DeBors Buckingham justice of the peace and Sheriff W W Wyatt testified after a shooting incident. Attorney Nixon pressed for action while Camp bell urged urgent restraint. Edwin Titty received 4,054 votes in Onlo’s gubernatorial race. objections and requests were discussed.
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G. H. DeBors Buckingham
Justice of Peace
Levine
Grover
James Silgly
Buckingham
W. W. Wyatt
Nixon
Campbell
Gresley
Edwin ‘Titty
Former Nunn and La Salle Resident Dies on Coast
Obituary notes the death of H. P. Lehman aged about 80, formerly of Nunn and La Salle, on the coast near Seai Jos, California. Survived by his wife Dida Jane Lehman, seven daughters, two sons, and 16 grandchildren. Daughters listed include Mrs Harland Macy and Mrs Margaret Rost of Nunn, Mrs Myrlly Scheura, and Mrs Ht. G. Wornwood of Hangor. Body to be brought to Denver for a short service and burial Saturday afternoon, July ad.
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Ta‘ Salle
Sei Joss
Calif
Lehman
Jollatown
Dida Jane Lebman
Mone
Colorado
Harland Macy
Margaret Rost
Nunn,ra
Myrlly Seheura
Ht. G. Wornwood
Hangor
Denver
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Death of A. L. Winegardt in Greeley Residence
A. L. Winegardt 66 died Thursday evening at his home 312 Thirteenth ulred. He had resided in Greeley the past four years. He is survived by his wife.
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Ulred
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Winegardt
Big Welfe
Small Grains Output Falls to Record Lows in Harvest
Washington June 28 reports forecast the smallest scraps of wheat oats rye barley and flaxseed harvested in a generation due to crop damage. Officials cite dollar depreciation and large world carryovers delaying price recovery while domestic carryover nears 363 million bushels last year and July 1 world stocks rise by about 60 million bushels.
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Washington
Tuireau
Sith Dimantle
Bureau
Domestic need estimates altered by feed and seed removals
Fragmentary text notes a shift in domestic need figures by excluding poultry feed and about 75 million bushels for seed, with ranges cited between 400 million and 660 million bushels for human food. Details are incomplete and the impact scope is unclear.
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Ivey
Huge New York Spinster Estate Probate Settlement
Four heirs settle claims against the will of a New York spinster who died in a Fifth Avenue mansion. Claims valued between 40 million and 190 million are dropped in exchange for 3.128 million distributed among heirs. Surrogate James A. Foley declared the will probate. many relatives’ claims were eliminated and portions go to charitable institutions.
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New York
Dune
Ming Ella V. von Wondal
Bolohar
Fifth Avenues
James A. Foley
Governor Pag Calls Sessig Petitions in Va
Fragmented report from Abdcoted 4 Rehywand Virginia describes Governor Pag urging a special session and a push by 26 of 68 House members to act on petitions for Tangemoots. It mentions Hollywood connections and plans involving Debutante Jeplaly Meeker and Alias Witty in New York, with marriage vocalists.
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Virginia
Guarnor
Hollywood
Jah Meeker
Andre Joan Waddell
Yamintvow' Uld
May Meeker
Alias Witty
New York
Hhodoreble
Beekor
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