Births and social notices from the community
Mr and Mrs Henry Walters announce the arrival of a daughter Lena born June 3 1932. Mrs G W Tipton hosts a Thursday book club meeting at 2 o clock. Mr and Mrs Sam Gooden report the birth of an eight pound daughter. A weiner roast hosted by Jesse Wininger and Mrs Robert Nyle at the Wininger home drew guests including Nellie McConnell Minnie Gibson Grace Wininger and others. Mr and Mrs Smith entertain for their daughter Aussie Angelie's second birthday with a birthday dinner attended by R E Love Oscar Love and families. The bridal party enjoyed a luncheon at Kingsport Inn and a wedding trip followed. They will live in Fayetteville NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Gooden
Lena Mac
Weiner
Jesse Wininger
Robert Nyle
Aq Weiner
C. J. Wininger
Church Till
Nellie McConnell
Minnie V. Gibson
Grace Wininger
Davie Wininger
Kelly Gibson
Ralph Ratlif
Delmar Charles
Floc
Walt Robert Pyle
Jesse Ad Kyle Wininger
M. R. Culbertson
J. W. Dobyns
A. Itose
Betsy Dobyns
Galax
Virginia
Vance Russ Nuptials In Kingsport Ceremony At Home
Mr and Mrs C R Vance announce the marriage of their daughter Ethel Louise to William Madison Truss on Tuesday June 7 at 4 30 in the afternoon at Rev Frank Y Jackson home Kingsport Tenn Rev Jackson officiated The home was decorated with roses delphinium and gypsophilia Mrs Frank Y Jackson sang Lohengrin Bridal Chorus and Mendelssohn Wedding March The bride wore blue peau de soie blue accessories The bouquet featured pink rose buds swania and blue lace flowers The groom is son of Mr and Mrs D P Russ of Fayetteville North Carolina He attended University of North Carolina and works at Boyds Radio Shop in Fayetteville The ceremony drew relatives and friends including out of town guests D P Russ and Pearl Russ of Fayetteville and Alice Anderson of Galaxia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Madison Truss
Kingsport
Tennessee
Frank Yo Jackson
Rev. Jackson
Frank Y. Jackson
Russ
R. Vance
Mr. Russ
D. P. Russ
Fayetteville
N.C
University of North Carolina
Boyd
Proom
Pearl Russ
N. C
Alice Anderson
Galaxia
Personal notices from Kingsport and neighboring towns
Local society notices list illnesses and visits among residents. Mrs Ida Anderson is seriously ill near Church Hill, while Mrs Carl Lawson visits her sister Annie Tickle in Rogersville. Several guests visit at Church Hill and Kingsport, with Mrs Myrtle Ford hosting Bertie Culbertson, Miss Nellie McConnell visiting Miss Davie and Grace Wininger, and others attending events and shopping in area towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Anderson
Church Hill
Carl Lawson
Rogersville
Annie Tickle
Myrtle Ford
Bertie Culbertson
Nellie McConnell
Misses Davie
Grace Wininger
Pauline Tickle
Nitro
W. Va
Mrs
Olal Kingsport
7000 Veterans Sit Tight With Plea for Bonus
A convoy arrives in Knoxville about 2 p.m. with 7000 veterans awaiting a plea for a bonus. The article notes veterans staying in place while pressing for action and follows the continuation from page one.
Police monitor veterans protest near Washington
Washington reports show veterans flocking to the capital for bonus payments with police and federal authorities coordinating closely. Army posts nearby advised heightened security as demonstrations were cancelled after Curtis and Garner rejected parade permits. Police estimated about 10,900 veterans would be in the city by week’s end with 2,000 linked to the Workers Ex-Service Men’s League, though officers put active members around 250 of nearly 8,000 encampment veterans. Several agitators were arrested by veterans’ own for questioning yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bolling Field
Capitol Building
Communist Organization
Workers’ Ex-Servicemen's League
Curtis
Garner
Capitol Grounds
Curtis-Garner
Veterans Move Toward Capitol Amid Cash Bonus Debates
The article notes activists plan to go to the Capitol Friday to present petitions to the vice president and speaker, with no parade permit limiting numbers. Rep. Rainey promises a Monday vote on cash bonuses as 145 members signed a petition to discharge the rules committee. Amid Cold Anacostia conditions veterans seek shelter near encampments, while crowds face police limits and displacement with arrivals from Pennsylvania moving toward Maryland.
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League
Rep
Rainey
House
Ways and Means Committee
Rules Committee
Second Bonus Army Arrives at Memphis
A second Washington bound army of bons marchers, about 450 veterans, arrived by freight cars from Little Rock and moved toward the fair grounds. Police Commissioner Clifford Davis said they would be fed and sent on, with officers meeting arrivals at the train and guarding the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Little Rock
Fair Grounds
Clifford Davis
Nashville
Davis
Hoboes Ordered to Stay Out of Capital
Jeff Davis known as king of hoboes sent word to groups across the nation for hoboes to avoid Washington and let World War I veterans pursue payment on their bonus certificates. The instruction followed a Washington call by Dan Brien for wanderers to assemble there for better food and lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Jeff Davis
Washington
Davis
Dan Brien
Garner relief plan stalls in Senate amid budget battle
House backs Garner relief measure while Senate debates funding and tax routes. President Hoover studies a 1.5 billion plan to expand Reconstruction lending, with a larger Democrat relief package under review. Red Cross to feed unemployed wheat as Congress breaks for December. Veto looms if Garner bill reaches White House, criticized as pork barrel by Tilson who dined with Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Banking Committee
Red Cross
McNary
Ore
Senate “Agriculture Committee
Farm Board
Washington
June
Tilson
Conn
House
Hoover
Congress
Sue
Insull to Receive $18,000 Year Pension Amid Empire’s Collapse
Insull, once a dominant American utilities magnate, is set to receive an $18,000 annual pension from his banking creditors as he contemplates selling his U S holdings and preparing for a Europe trip with Mrs. Insull. Reports say he plans time in Paris before any further moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insull
Europe
Reading
England
The
Thames
Paris
Senate votes down economy bill in tight 41 to 36 defeat
Senate rejected a national economy measure proposed by Senator La Vollette as leaders moved to rush a $300 million relief loan bill separate from the contentious general relief program. Veterans section was also rejected 63 to 14 after committee sponsors said the plan was not practicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Vollette
Wis
Senate
Senate approves trimmed bill amid debate on economy
Lawmakers in the senate approved a reduced version of the bill after disputes over economic impact and overall total. The measure faced rejection from the house before negotiations lowered the final amount.
Brookhart Loses GOP Nomination For Iowa Senate Seat
Smith W. Brookhart faced nepotism and frankling accusations as he battled Field who polled around 45 percent of total votes, threatening Brookhart’s nomination. Field gained support in rural and urban districts, disrupting Brookhart six years after his own surprise upset victory over the late Senator Al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith W. Brookhart
Brookhart
Field
Brookhart Makes Return in Iowa Primary Races
The article notes Brookhart's return to politics after a defeat by Daniel Steck in Ottumwa, with Steck among upset-minded Democrats. It lists late returns showing Republican tallies for Field, Brookhart, Haynes, Cosson, Cook, and Eickelberg, and Democratic tallies for Murphy, Steck, Kratchel, Lytle, and Ba Tag, ending with news of an express train derailment injuring a person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert B. Cummins
Brookhart
Daniel Teck
Ottumwa
Teck
Louis Murphy
Dubuque
Steck
Field
Glenn Haynes
George Cosson
Louis Cook
L. E.eickelberg
Murphy
Stock
N. G. Kratchel
Lytle
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Aly
Henry Walters
G. W. Tipton
Mrs. C. Ry Vance
Ethel Louise
Strand Theatre
Sylvia Sidney Chester Morris
GEM Theatre Today
Ricardo Cortez
Ae Clarke
Slim Summerville
T. H. Ramey
Ray of
Whitesburg
J. M. Wininger
Liz Spangler
C. Dw. Wininger
Liza Wood
Elizabeth
Lucile Bunn
Bristol
Kathleen, Jacobson and Son
New York
J. E. Ramey
New
Knoxville
Convay
Anacostia
11Th Precinct
Pennsylvania
Maryland
eBtahstriction Corporation
Iowa
Deans
N. J
Wime
Axk
Stanback
Stanbackh
Kingsport Coal and Ice
Main Street
Ernst Lubitsch
Paramount
Mr. Chevalier
Jeanette Mace
Donald
Charlie Ruggles
Ihik
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