Shouse Sees Democratic Bid to Clear Nomination Issue
Shouse predicts the party will clear the issue of a convention chairman and platform. Roosevelt leads a field of eight with Wallas and Walsh backed by Roosevelt forces. The resolutions committee will draft a tentative platform. many propose repeal of Prohibition or submission to states. Shouse declines to name the eventual Democratic nominee.
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Names Roosevelt in doubt as party chief weighs nominees
New York June 17 AP The Times says Governor Roosevelt deferred to Tammany chieftain John F Curry in choosing who will nominate the Governor for president. They met at Saratoga Thursday to discuss general party matters and Roosevelt advanced the name of U S Senator Robert F Warner as the nominee.
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Ten Killed Seven Missing In Tanker Fire Disaster
A oil tanker disaster near Montreal caused ten deaths and seven missing as fires burned uncontrolled for hours. Fire Chief Raoul Gauthier and three subordinates perished shielding crew and equipment. Initial theories blame a hot rivet or drill spark igniting gas fumes above fuel oil in the Cymbeline hold. Rescue efforts were hampered by extreme heat and ruptured tanks while authorities estimated repair costs for the drydock and vessel.
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Veterans Camp Protests At Capitol Over Bonus Debates
Thousands of veteran demonstrators remained at the Capitol as debates over the bonus dragged on into the night. Police guarded approaches to the city and bridge access to Anacostia to keep order while veterans sang war songs and pressed for the bonus. The House approved interstate kidnapping as a federal offense and lawmakers faced a stalled economy dialogue delaying adjournment and a federal relief bill.
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Senate Vote On Bonus Measure Shows Party Split
Washington report details the Senate tally on the bonus bill with Republicans 7 in favor and 23 against, Democrats 27 in support, and Farmer-Labor 1 in favor. Several members did not vote or were paired, with numerous names listed as voting for or against the measure.
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Furlough Plan Again Asked by President
Washington June 17 an another demand for adoption of his furlough plan for ending federal payroll contention was made today by President Nixon that a conference committee on the economy bill broke up deadlocked. He urged Congress to accept his plan to deal with federal employees.
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Nadine Dore Gets Title Role in Milion Dollar Legs
Nadine Dore is cast in the title role of Milion Dollar Legs. The film centers on a dancer drawn into a world of show business intrigue and romance amid bright musical numbers.
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New Scenic Road To Open For Cars Sunday
Montana officials announce completion of a new scenic link on U S Highway 10 traversing Clark and Helena regions. The two year project, costing 251477.26, was built in two sections by Spokane firms under forest highway funding. County right of way purchases aided the effort, with regional and national support from the Forest Service and lawmakers.
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Debt negotiations threaten large wartime payment totals
Washington dispatches describe negotiators tackling a debt mess tied to about 49.6 million dollars in total payments from Germany and its allies. The talks hinge on Lausanne decisions and looming delays, with the United States staying hands off until Europe decides. Disagreement appeared in the speeches of various officials.
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Wet Parade star Lewis Stone plays aristocrat in Marlow film
Sunday at the Marlow theater opens with Lewis Stone portraying Roger Chilcote, a plantation aristocrat ruined by drink who dies by his own hand. The article notes Stone’s rise from matinee idol to famed screen aristocrat and highlights his strongest role to date.
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Train Schedules Extend to Rio and Lima Through New York
A revised timetable alters the South American route with departures from New York at 6:50. The trip to the Canal Zone, Lima, Buenos Aires, and Rio de Janeiro now spans two to seven days, reflecting slower connections and improved port handling. Germany to host an international gliding contest starting July 1.
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Devils at Marlow Show Daring Acts Amid Hushed Crowd
Damning alums at the Marlow venue display bold stunts marked by sensational performance. Names such as Spencer, Tary, William Boyd, and George Cooper surface among a cast accused of overbearing theatrics as audience reaction remains mixed.
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