Roosevelt NRA ruling to shadow 1936 campaign
President Roosevelt’s critique of the Supreme Court ruling on the NRA signals a potential campaign issue in 1936. He hints at liberalizing the Constitution or calling a constitutional convention to empower federal action on economic and social questions, raising a partisan debate over states’ rights versus federal power and the fate of New Deal policies.
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Three Head Indiana Works Relief Leaders Named
Indianapolis June three men take helm of Indiana federal works relief program with over 190000 funding Wayne Coy director of the Governors Commission On Unemployment Relief F M Began PWA administrator and Clarence E Manion named by the National Emergency Conference to organize employment efforts and place every unemployed Indiana resident.
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Wayne Coy
Governor's Commission
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Use of Air Rifles and Slingshots Ban Enacted Citywide
City ordinance prohibiting use of air rifles and sling shots within the city limits will be strictly enforced, announced by Chief of Police W. A. Smith. Several complaints have been received about damage from these devices, including damaged windows.
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W. A. Smith
Death of Boone Court caretaker Jack Coons mourned
Andrew Jackson Coons aged about 68 died at 726 South Meridian Street at 1 a m after a prolonged illness from valvular heart disease. A lifelong Indiana resident and court grounds caretaker, he is survived by four children and was a charter member of the Knights of Pythias and life member of the Red Men's order. Funeral Monday at his residence with Rev. G McCrocklin officiating, burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Coons earned praise for tending the new county court house grounds and landscaped lawn with maple trees and dandelion control, gaining local fame for his care.
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Margarett Catherine Cook
Dolio Cunningham
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Court House
Asaretaker
Three Killed In Auto Truck Crash At State Road 24
A weekend accident on State Road 24 near Indianapolis killed three people and injured one. Victims were Jo Tate 41 driver Julia Kee 28 and Mabel Thedosts 18. Richard Talley 24 of Indianapolis was in the death car with a fractured pelvis. The auto driven by Tate collided head on with Fortes Owen 19 of Monticello truck. The car and truck burst into flames trapping victims as bystanders and rescue workers assisted, taking the injured to hospital.
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Mabel Thedosts
Richard Talley
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David Rodecker
Medianapolis
Ies Tate
Marauders Seck To Crucify Victim
Four words describe a brutal assault in Hick Point North Carolina as a man was nailed to a wooden cross with ten penny nails through hands and feet. Ro J Riggs a 55 year old filling station operator was injured and taken to a hospital in serious condition after the attack.
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Indiana relief work allotment for June balance
Indianapolis June 1 The Gov kers Commission upon Unen loyment Relief has received no ice from Washington of an allot ent to Indiana of 2,659,500 for elief work during June Indiana will also receive 15.1 for rural rehabilitation for June Indiana's share came from 79.1 distributed among 13 states for Jane relief by Federal Emergency Relief Administration Harry J Hopkins
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Floods Kill Dozens and Cause Massive Damage in Colorado
Receding floods across eastern Colorado and adjoining areas of Wyoming and Kansas left more than 50 dead and millions in property losses. Colorado Springs reports 18 deaths and over a million in damage. Kiowa and Elbert lost six lives. Sibert area towns flooded with several vehicles and rails derailed. highways suffered about a million dollars in damage. communications were disrupted as emergency crews mobilized nationwide.
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Sibert
Colo
Charles D. Vail
Boone County Board of Review to Meet Monday
The Boone County Board of Review will convene at the auditor's office on Monday, June 3, to begin a thirty day session. Five members serve, with two appointed by Judge Hornaday and others by office holders to hear complaints on personal and real property valuations, correct errors, and equalize assessments across townships and taxing units.
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Hornaday
Willis H. Winn
This Sty
J.T. Frank Laughner
Whitestown
Carl Bowman
Marin Caldwell
Peter Wilson
State Board of Fax Commissioners
Lebanon High School graduates 102 at exercises
One hundred and two members of the senior class at Lebanon high school received diplomas at commencement in the new gym last night. Purdue University professor Robert Phillips spoke on The Alchemy of Life, urging balanced effort and community value. Paul Van Rip presented diplomas. Principal Thomas J. Christian led the ceremony with music from the orchestra, girls club, and mixed chorus. Invocation by Rev. Robert Ross-Shannon. benediction by Rev. James D. Martin.
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Department of History and Economics
Purdue University
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Thomas J. Christian
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Robert Ross-Shannon
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Deadly Nebraska Storms and Floods Claim Many Lives
Reports from southwestern Nebraska say 250 to 300 people are dead or missing as floods and windstorm devastate towns. McCook area officials corroborate deaths, while Parks and Benkelman report drownings. Communications are severely disrupted, with wireless the main information link.
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Seek Signatures For Free School Books Campaign
The petition drive to obtain signatures for free school books began today and will run until the required number is reached. Signatures must be in ink or indelible pencil, and each signer must attest that all signatures were witnessed by the petitioner via an affidavit.
Masked Bandits Kill Policeman in Saloon Raid
Chicago June 1 Two masked bandits shot and killed Patrolman Thomas Kelma 38 during a saloon robbery. Off duty in civilian clothes he fired at the bandits as they fled. Kelma died en route to hospital. No loot found on the fleeing robbers.
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Rotary Club hears Legion speaker on youth work and radical threats
Homer Chaillax representing the American Legion spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon at the U S Country Club, stressing Legion youth programs, cooperation with service clubs and junior baseball, and warning about Communist propaganda in schools. He named groups and urged patriotic action as Rotary plans changes in membership classifications for the Mexico City convention. Russell George won the attendance prize.
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James Marion McDaniel
George Seth Porter
Rotary International
Mexico City
Rotaryanns
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Thorntown
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Frankfort
Russell George
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Abductors Free Boy Today After Ransom Payment
George Weyerhaeuser, age nine, was returned to his parents in Tacoma after ransom of about 200000 was paid by Mr and Mrs J P Weyerhaeuser. The boy, unharmed, wandered with a rancher in Issaquah to Renton and Tacoma police. Federal and local authorities launched a major manhunt as the case ended.
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