Veterans Bill Faces Hoover Veto Pressure at White House
In Washington a conference of Senate Republicans failed to settle substitutes for the veterans relief bill opposed by President Hoover. Hoover warned the measure would raise taxes and strained deficits, arguing it is unsound and against veterans’ best interests. He cited projected higher annual costs and urged restraint amid budget strains and potential tax increases.
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Finance Committee
Hoover
Watson
White House
Mellon
Hines
Veteran's Bureau
Wwere
Gral Hines
House
Wall Street recovers after opening selling rallying midday
After an opening sell off the stock market turned dull then rallied under short covering. Major names like U S Steel Radio and American Telephone dipped to yearly lows but then gained 1 to 3 points by early afternoon. Traders eyed the Fed banks weekly condition statement as investors waited for guidance.
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Claude A. Jagger
Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
U. S. Steel
Radio
American Telephone
Commission House
Harvard Economic Society
Federal Reserve
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
International Telephone
Steel
N. J
American Can
Case
American Tobacco
Police Hunt Forsythe Sought for Lingle Killing
Chicago police say they know James Red Forsythe the gun-toter and former city employe likely behind the murder of Tribune reporter Jake Lingle. Forsythe already serves a jail sentence for carrying concealed weapons and was linked earlier to Moran Aiello gang activity.
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Chicago
James
Red) Forsythe
City Hall
Jake” Lingle
Tribune
Forsythe
John Lyle
Lyle
Bis
Moran- Aiello
Corporation Counsel’s Office
Lingle
Moran-Aiello
Martin to be active head of journalism at Missouri
In Columbia on June 23 AP reports that Dr. Walter Williams will remain Dean of the School of Journalism while president of the University of Missouri. Prof. Frank Martin will be the active head of the Journalism School. Williams announced a faculty rearrangement and several new appointments including Lola Ander 500 of Buffalo Mo as assistant professor of journalism and Howard Blaine Taylor of Mankato Minn as instructor. Edith May Markham of Columbia named secretary to Prof. Martin. Additional appointments covered agricultural and horticultural staff and entomology researchers at the university.
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Columbia, Moq
Walter Williams
School of Journalism
University of Missouri
Frank
Martin
Williams
Lola Ander- 500
Buffalo
Howard Blaine Taylor
Manketo
Minn
Edith May Markham
Columbia
George Edward Martin
Still Water
Okla
John William Glaice Anderson
Buda
Marion E. Brown
Charleston
Charles H. Bowen
Sk. Louis
Lee Jenkins
Styannah
Eugene K. Weathers
New Franklin
Broken buzz saw blade kills man in Pittsburg
Urban Paugh aged 25 died after a buzz saw blade fragment struck him while he sawed wood north of Pittsburg Kansas. The blade broke the homemade saw driven by an automobile motor. He leaves a widow and two children, recently moved from Carthage Missouri.
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Pittsburg
Kas
Dune
Urban Paugh
Paugh
Carthage
London Naval Pact Vote Moves Forward in Senate
Washington June 23 AP The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the London Naval treaty by 16 to 4 and sent it to the Senate for ratification. Majority support signals likely passage in a special session, with minority reports expected from Johnson Shipstead. Borah planned to submit a resolution of ratification directly to the Senate.
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Senate Foreign Relations’ Committee
Senate
Johnson
California
Shipstead
Farmer- Labor
Minnesota
Robinson
Indiana
Moses
New Hampshire
Borah
Idaho
Capper
Kansas
Gillett
Massachusets
Reed
Pennsylvania
Fess
Ohio
Golf
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LaFollette
Wisconsin
Vandenberg
Michigan
Swanson
Virginia
Pittman
Nevada
Arkansas
Walsh
Montana
Harrison
Mississippi
George
Georgia
Black
Alabama
Wagner
Graft Zeppelin Lofts in Berlin Sky After Hamburg Caprice
Berlin June 23 AP The Graft Zeppelin rose unexpectedly over Hamburg due to buoyancy from sun warmed air. With only a few aboard and 45 passengers left behind the craft cruised over the city toward Berlin before landing safely at Stanken Airdrome by five. Captain Hans Lehmann and Capt Von Schiller pursued it in an accompanying aircraft and soon after arrived to confirm all is well.
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Berlin
World Power Conference
Hamburg
Hans Lehmann
Earth
Lehmann
von Schiller
Stanken
At & P.m
Sedalia Bank 5 Reopens After State Inquiry
Sedalia, Missouri, June 23. The Union Savings Bank reopened at 8:30 a.m. after a Friday closure for examination by state finance commissioner S. L. Cantley. Examiner George A. Freund reported no irregularities following the death by self harm of executive vice president Richard P. Asbury. Few customers were seen, marking a quiet return to normal operations.
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Sedalia
Union Savings Bank
East Sedalia
S. L. Cantley
Richard P. Asbury
George A. Freund
Examiner
Rotary's Silver Anniversary Ties Chicago Convention
CHICAGO WENT ROUND AND WENT ROUND WITH ROTARY. About 18 000 to 20 000 Rotary fans and their wives attended to mark Rotary's silver anniversary and open the twenty first annual convention. Paul Harris founded Rotary 25 years ago in a Chicago restaurant, now leading a global network with 3 330 clubs and about 153 000 members. Harris, age 62 and ill, may miss sessions. The article notes artificial silk output now several times that of natural silk.
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Rotary
Rotary Anns
Jear Northside
Paul B. Harris
Princeton
Strugel
Harris
Seven Seas
Russia
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Slough
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Crown Drug Store
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