Tax Bill Climax As Congress Adjourns Amid Filibuster
Washington June 20 The 74th Congress adjourned sine die after a long filibuster over the Guffey-Vinnon coal control and the wage standard provisions. The session saw the tax bill pass earlier, with the Senate rejecting a late push to print 3 billion dollars for farm debt relief. Senator Holt led the filibuster against the coal controls while Speaker and President debated final amendments. The adjournment ended a turbulent legislative period amid pressure on government contractors and economic policy.
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Lemke says Union party to be launched in August
Washington June 20 Representative Lemke union party candidate for president said the new party would likely be launched at a Cleveland convention in August. He described it as a mask convention like Lincoln's. Delegates may not be elected this year in some states, and formal petitions or signatures could be required. Lengthy ballot access hurdles loom in several states, including Oklahoma and Texas, as Lemke seeks to place his party on November ballots.
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Global wartime policy and political clashes reported
Dementia Washington tax and treasury concerns spark debate over appropriation. Roosevelt era wartime restrictions target Italy and Ethiopia as Italy sanctions loom. Philadelphia Democrats clash on rules as convention floor fight emerges. Paris suggests reforms to unite nations amid proposals seen as isolating. Free State forces clash with an opposed Irale Napubilean army. Jandon Baldwin defends decisions against further sanctions on Italy, warning U.S. alignment risks.
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Coast Guard aids distressed Erie ship near Mile 20
Coast Guard crews responded near Erie as a cutter and boat aided a freighter reported about 20 miles from shore. The Chan was seen proceeding toward the mile under its own power, with the cutter ready to intervene if needed. President Roosevelt approved a broader inquiry by the Federal Trade Commission into agricultural income.
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City That Cradled Constitution Faces New Fray Over Law
A Philadelphia convention gathers Democrats to debate a basic law, echoing tense debates from 149 years past when the original constitution was born. The event recalls the city’s historic role as cradle of constitutional shaping and signals renewed partisan contest.
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Filing for County Offices Draws 70 Candidates in Several Races
County Clerk A. Duncan and Lewis faced a busy afternoon as petitions flooded in for county and precinct posts. About 70 in the field with 45 applicants for precinct offices, including 10 Democrats among the 20 state races.
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Free State plans followup action against Republicans
In Duntin on June 20 the Free State outlined steps to target Republican forces. The defense ministry announced plans to mobilize troops around Bardenstown, near Dublin, in a bid to enforce a ban amid rising tensions.
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Shouse Urges Democrats to Revolt Against New Deal
Excerpts from a June radio address by American Liberty League president Shouse urge Democrats to abandon loyalty to the New Deal. He warns against endorsing Roosevelt’s program and says the Philadelphia platform would amount to a radical party departure. Shouse stresses prudent action and questions party loyalty.
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France fears British plan on league isolation
Paris reports growing French worry that Britain proposes a regional security league for Western Central and Eastern Europe. Paris fears such pacts would isolate France and force it into immediate military action if an incident occurs in its area.
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Medical Association President 15 Dead
Seattle report states Dr Jamon Tate Mason, president of the American Medical Association, died after a mugging incident. He suffered a right leg clot and underwent amputation. his widow and three children survive.
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Sixteen Die In Bronx Apartment Collapse Tragedy
A Bronx Mosholu Parkway apartment building collapsed late Friday, killing sixteen workers and injuring two. Investigators questioned builder Louis Steinberg and his son Max as they ordered the full building plans and data to the district attorney’s office.
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West Yellowstone Airport Opens With Sky Tour
Governors tour the scenic region marking West Yellowstone Airport first regular air service to a national park. In a parade ceremony, Montana and Wyoming officials praise the opening led by Mayor Katte as the municipal band plays. Governor Blood hails the airport as the world’s heat in the world and notes the attraction of the park. Governor Molt notes the port’s status as the first regular service to a national park and the highest airport by scheduled percha.
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Just A Minute With Inmin 8 Cobbing Past Circus Day
Sante Monica Calif June 20 So weather day reaches raspberry season. A man recalls a rich father who chose frugal living yet funded circus outings for all children in town and neighbors. He treated everyone to red lemonade and pink popcorn, then cooled off with a Richmond house bar drink.
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Embargoes on Italy and Ethiopia Lapse
President Roosevelt announced the end of all American war embargoes tied to Italy and Ethiopia under U.S. neutrality rules. The move officially ends restrictions invoked during the conflict, recognizing the cessation of hostilities and signaling a shift in trade and diplomatic posture.
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Storm Warning From Gulf Coast Area
The United States Weather Bureau warns of a tropical storm moving northeast across the Gulf area from Fronayillo to Maingorda Bay. The storm was centered about 275 miles southeast of Corqus hrlalt, with real data of its northwest movement and potential impacts felt tonight.
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Paris strike shuts Riviera hotels and Cannes resorts
A broad hotel and restaurant workers strike in Paris spreads to Cannes, closing Riviera resorts and forcing a royal count to relocate. Workers seize restaurants, disrupt service, and block employment sites as authorities and dignitaries monitor the unrest amid a season of labor action.
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GRAZING STATUTE UP 10 PRESIDENT GRAZING STATUTE UP 10 PRESIDENT
Washington and Hollywood reports describe heat linked deaths as a congressionally debated grazing bill advances. The grazing measure aims to expand public domain control while heatwave deaths in Hollywood spotlight conditions.
Hoover denies reports he is out of politics
San Francisco June 20 Herbert Hoover declares he will not quit the fight for American ideals in government and for democracy. He says his public life continues, despite recent speculation about stepping away from political affairs.
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