Bonus Army Sees House Vote On Patman Bill Draw Near
Washington June 13 The Patman $2.4 billion bonus bill is pulled from committee and heads to a House approval vote tomorrow as support for the measure grows. The 17,000 veterans encamped in Washington appear certain to back the bill in a test discharge vote, while administration and House leaders expect a Senate defeat and a Hoover veto. Meanwhile the Bonus Army fills the Anacostia flats with 20,000 anticipated, as hundreds arrive from Oklahoma Texas Hoboken and more amid rain. a 125 emergency hospital is readied at Fort Hunt and field hospitals are set up by Marines while make do kitchens operate under wet conditions.
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Marents
Oklahoma
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Hoboken
N. J
Wheeling
Clarksburg
W. Va
Covington
Pueblo
Colorado
Veterans’ Administration
Fort Hunt
Marines Reserves
20Th Marine Armory
Fort Meyer
Barber Shop Window Shattered by Auto on Main Street
A Stutz roadster backed down West Main street without brakes and crashed into Miller barber shop in front of Midget Cafe around 1:30 this morning, shattering the plate glass. Occupants R L Hopkins and James Butler of Herdrick Trucking stood inside the restaurant at the time.
Lebanon Woodmen Outing at Memorial Park
Lebanon Lodge No. 286 Modern Woodmen will hold an informal outing at Memorial Park tomorrow evening. Members and their families are urged to attend by eight o'clock. Several program features are planned along with refreshments.
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Memorial Park
Pershing to write second life story book
General John J. Pershing announces a second book following the Pulitzer winning My Experiences in the World War. The work will cover his life from Linn County Missouri to the World War with frontier Indian battles details, prepared while he tours battlefield cemeteries as head of the American Battle Monuments Commission and slated for publication early next year.
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American Battle Monuments Commission
Officers School Decides Sures Climaxed At South Side Park
The officers and men from Lebanon Noblesville Crawfordsville Franklin and Indianapolis participated in the artillery school at South Side Park. The event ended Sunday at three oclock after starting Friday night with about 70 enlisted men and 20 officers attending. Major Claude Crooks supervised with regular army artillery officers from Indiana and Kentucky directing.
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Crawfordsville
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Indianapolis
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Kentucky
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Ulen Country Club
Anglers and Hunters to Organize Tonight
A permanent county organization will be formed by fishermen, hunters and conservationists at a meeting tonight in the Dodge Plymouth Auto Sales room at 208 South Lebanon street. State conservation officials including Walter Shirts and Gary Winders will attend. Several reels of outdoor pictures will be shown to interest all lovers of the out of doors.
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Fish and Game
Gary Winders
Tim O’connor
J. H. Buchanan
Glenn Wilson
Gruver Wins First Salesmanship Prize at Rensselaer
William Gruver, district sales man for the Business Men's Assurance Company, received first prize of $10 for salesmanship, the award presented during the convention held last week at Rensselaer.
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William Gruver
Business Men’s Assurance Company
Rensselaer
Hausner Rescued After a Week Afloat at Sea
Aboard the S S Circle Shell off Azores on June 13 Captain Wilson reports Stanislaus Felix Hausner frail but improving after drifting a week in a wrecked Bellanca monoplane from a June 3 forced landing. The crew abandoned the plane at 2200 GMT near 42.041 N 20.004 W and will reach New Orleans by June 27. Hausner thanks rescuers and asks news for his wife Mrs Hausner of Jersey City.
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Ruralization plan outlined by French agriculture minister
Paris, June 18. Dr Claude Chauveau, minister of agriculture, urged a ruralization program to view nation life as man and earth. He cited 14th Legislature gains including three milliard 400 million francs in new agricultural credits and large electrification and hydraulic power investments. He noted wine legislation to shield producers and said France’s future lies in good soil with lower production costs and steadier prices.
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Claude Chauveau
United Press
France
Chauveau
Ch. Chauveau
Ministry of Agriculture
Congress Today Senate Debates Farm Relief and Economy Bill
Senate begins debate on the McNary farm relief measure as conferees from both houses meet on the economy bill. Judiciary committee reviews nominations while the House votes on discharging the rules committee from further consideration of Patman bonus legislation.
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New Taxes To Be Effective June 2
Washington reports eight days hence, most new taxes from the 1 1 8 5 million revenue bill take effect. The June 21 start date applies to excise taxes on manufacturers and many levies, with the calendar year 1932 income tax rates and estate and gift taxes set. Returns due March 15, 1933.
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Hoover
William H Stewart 80 Paralysis Victim in Lebanon Area
William H Stewart 80 former Boone county public official died after paralysis at 1:40 AM at his home 404 East Main Street Sun day He lived in Harrison township earlier served as Harrison township assessor 1888 1892 and Boone county treasurer 1896 He retired 1917 and moved to East Main Street Funeral Tuesday 2 PM Rev C A Metz Oak Hill cemetery Surviving are widow five children and a grandchild The Civil War veteran recalled battles and family history with Rich Mountain G A R Post involvement
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Mercer County
Kentucky
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Indiana
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Boone County
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Lebanon
East Main Street
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Oak Hill Cemetery
Charles J. Stewart
James M. Stewart
Indianapolis
Daisy E. Lee
Bessie Irene Lee
Mt. Ion Baptist Church
Rich Mountain
G .A. R. Post
Perryville
Curtis renomination dominates Hoover camp at Chicago
Washington reports Secretary Hurley denied Vice Presidency bids saying he will not be a candidate. In Chicago, Hyde and other top aides urged Curtis renomination as the convention debates repeal or re submission of prohibition. Delegates weigh nominating a younger running mate while Dawes' name lingers but he would not run.
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Hoover
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Spanish Election Delayed by Census
Madrid reports elections postponed as the electoral census work proves more complex than anticipated. The census will extend an additional month delaying a full count for men and women until December 1 at the earliest, with winter elections unlikely due to poor village communications.
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Edwards Perkins Commits Death by Own Action
Edward Perkins, 55, prominent farmer of western Hamilton county, hanged himself Sunday morning in the barn haymow. Found by his wife, illness and diabetes for five years, and worry over health are considered factors. He lived in Hamilton all his life, was a Masonic lodge member. Survived by wife and three children. Funeral from the residence Tuesday at 10:30 AM.
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Hamilton County
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Masonic Lodge
Carl Maines
New Augusta
Charles
Don Perkins
Lindbergh Case Clues Collapse After Violet Sharpe Death
Trenton New Jersey June 13 police reset Lindbergh kidnapping inquiry as clues tied to Violet Sharpe’s death by her own actions diminish. Miss Sharpe awaiting funeral in Englewood morgue where Ernest Brinkert’s link evaporates as Ernest Miller of Closter is cleared. Mrs Morrow reportedly in touch with Sharpe’s family in England to follow their wishes.
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N. J
Dwight W. Morrow
Lindbergh
Violet Sharpe
Englewood
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Col
H. Norman Schwartzkopf
State Constabulary
Miss Sharpe
Ernest Brinkert
Brinkert
Ernest Miller
Closter
Miller
Divisionists propose equal wealth split for United States
New York June 13 economists examine a plan by a sect called Divisionists to divide all money and property equally. If enacted each person would have 39 dollars in cash and 1390 in various assets while income would rise to 500 dollars a year before a 119 dollar tax. Dr Bailey notes executive salaries are small in relation to total income. The United States Steel Corporation pays some very high salaries, he adds.
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William Bason Bailey
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Senator Bingham to Lead Flan for Convention
Chicago June 13 The fight for repeal of the prohibition amendment will be led on the Republican convention floor by Senator Hiram Bingham of Connecticut. Butler cannot file a minority report. Mills will represent New York. Drys prepared to press the platform to defend 1928 dry stance. A New York repeal plank emerged as delegates cheered a convention draft.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
New York
Ogden L. Mills
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Hoover
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White House
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Russell Wiggins
Port Jervis
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Ilinois
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