Landon Knox confer with party aids in Topeka
In Topeka Kansas Col Knox and Gov Landon held a conference with GOP subcommittee members to map the early campaign. They discussed site and date for the notification ceremony and charting the campaign approach for the first stages. The meeting included national officers and regional members, with progress statements expected later.
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Cal Frank Knox
GOP
Alfre M. Landon
Unites States
Col. Knox
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Hamilton
Henry P. Fletcher
Ralph Williams
Oregon
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Istridt
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Yon
London
Independence
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West Middlesex
York City
Noday
Eorge A. Ball
Indiana
Awit Mertha
Baur
Ilinois
Roosevelt to renominate Franklin in 1932 DNC
Poughkeepsie New York June 16 Supreme Court Justice E Mack who nominated Franklin Roosevelt will renominate Mr Roosevelt at the Democratic National Convention. The move was learned today amid party preparations for the 1932 campaign.
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Labor Board Without Authority Cited by Fifth Circuit
New Orleans June 16 The U S Circuit Court of Appeals Fifth district held the National Labor Regulations Board lacks authority to enforce orders against companies that engage in production or manufacture The decision stemmed from an appeal by the board to compel reinstatement of discharged employees at the Jones Gilin Steel Company's Alquay plant Tigcourt argued the order lacked shown authorization
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Fifth District
National Labor Reguations Board
G Tin Steel Company
Alquay
Tigcourt
Bonus funds reach 300 veterans in Lebanon
Thousands of dollars in veteran bonds arrived today as 120 recipients planned immediate cashing of 50 dollar bonds. Local post office officials urged veterans to receive bonds at home, with clerks ready after hours to verify payments and issue Treasury checks for any fractional amounts.
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SOC
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Lordish Pioyment
Acai
Post Office Department
Jistiastey
Léon Daly
Peat
Oaline
Lindbergh Case Probe Planned by State Police Chief
Richard Hauptmann’s execution past, Mark O Kimberling set to assume state police helm tomorrow as Hoffman ally. He would follow governor’s orders on the Lindbergh kidnapping accomplice hunt and keep Schwarzkopf in position unless countermanded. Senate confirmation left Kimberling’s prison post vacant.
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Kimbucling
Softball Season Opens With Night Games In Lebanon
Memorial Park lighting improves field for nine week league schedule. Post Office vs K of P open the gala night with Lions Club and Linco Oilers followed by Campbell Smith Ritchie versus Indiana Condensed Milk. Gates free, grandstand 5 cents. city championship treasurer trophy by Leban on official.
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Knights of Pythias
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Linco Oilers
William A. Smith
Bure
McDaniel Lebanor Weter
Perma Possesion
McDuaniel
Lebanon Softball Association
Board of Control
Postoffice
K. of P. Lodge
Campbell
Smith-Ritchie
Indiana Condensed Milk Company
Battery
K. and M. Candy Company
Ten Merry Makers Drown After Budapest Banquet
Budapest June era tragedy on a Danube river ferry follows a streetcar company banquet. Ten ferry workers drown after panic as 24 fall or jump into the river. 14 rescued and brought back aboard. Seventeen remain safe aboard. three of the deceased are women.
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Budapest
Danube
Couzens Splits Vote Staying With Republicans
Detroit June 16 United States Senator James R. Couzens announced he will align his political fortunes with the GOP in four elections. He declined Democratic invitations to run under their banner and pledged to remain with the Republican Party, signaling a major party shift in Michigan politics.
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Detroit
United States
James R. Couzens
Michigan
Guffey Soft Coal Bill To Be Passed
Washington reports the administration pushing two major labor bills as Congress sessions wind down. The Guffey soft coal substitute seeks revived price fixing with a 1 percent tax and 12 percent rebate for compliant producers, amid labor pressure and hopes to curb Supreme Court doubts. The Healey Government Contract Bill aims for a 40 hour work week minimum, signaling broad regulatory push.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Healey
House Supreme Court
Senate Con
McNutt Challenges Landon To Compare Kansas Record With Indiana
Indianapolis June 16 Alfred M Landon presidential nominee contender was urged to compare his Kansas record with Indiana under Governor Paul V McNutt from 1933 to 1936 in the Indiana Democratic state convention keynote. McNutt assailed the Cleveland GOP convention and warned defeat of the tickets would ruin New Deal objectives.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Alfred M. Landon
Paul V. McNutt
Cleveland
Herbert Clark Hoover
Knox
Samuel D. Jackson
Wayne
Tidiaia
Compromise May End Deadlock on Tax Legislation
Washington reports Senate conferees proposed a compromise to end the tax bill deadlock. The plan retains a 15 percent flat corporate tax plus a graduated super tax on undistributed net income, with a $2,000 exemption and higher rates above 60 percent. Senate leaders remained hopeful as committee deliberations continued.
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Senate
Senate House Conference Committee
White House
Poughton
North Carolina
House
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Piughton
DT Uhink
One Day Interruption Of Rural Electric Service
Patrons along sixty miles of rural electrification lines west of Lebanon will lose power and light from 7 30 p m to 9 p m Thursday June 18 to allow crews to install additional transformers and anchors. Lines northeast of Lebanon are progressing and poles and wiring will be completed this week.
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Lebanon
Roti
Thea
Baby girl born to Mrs Irving Berlin in New York
A baby girl weighing 1 pounds 2 ounces was born to Ellen Mackay Berlin wife of famed songwriter Irving Berlin and daughter of Clarence Mackay head of Postal Telegraph at Doctors' Hospital shortly after 2 p m. Both mother and child are reported well. This is the third Berlin girl. A boy born December 1929 died a few days after birth. Other children are Ellin born November 25 1926 and Linda born February 1932.
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New York
Ellen Mackay Berlin
Irving Berlin
Clarence Mackay
Postal Telegraph Company
Doctors' Hospital
Berlins
Ellin
Linda
Veteran Dies Soon After Getting Bonus in New Albany
Pat Hinton aged 48 died in New Albany Indiana within 15 hours of receiving his soldier's bonus. He was stricken in bed and fire department attempts to revive him failed. Coroner Frank Line ruled heart disease as the cause of death.
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New Albany
Ind
Pat Hinton
Frankline
PWA Projects Cost 33 Million in Indiana
Indianapolis report notes 219 Public Works Administration projects in Indiana with a total cost of 33 million dollars. State director M Logan announced the government contribution of about 11 million in grants, while cities and counties cover 22,132,000, with 7,200,000 borrowed. Projects range from 9,000 dollar school additions to 3,250,000 railway development.
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Indianapolis
Public Works Administration
Indiana
Forrest M. Logan
Logan
Party Platform Points With Pride
Indianapolis June 16. Vehement approval of President Roosevelt and Governor McNutt dominated the platform to be submitted to the Democratic State Convention. The platform favored liquor regulation and income tax reforms, with changes allowed if needed, and urged reductions in property taxes while preserving the emergency clause in the $1.50 tax law.
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Tad
Roosevelt
Paul V. McNutt
Resolutions Committee
Dowscil
Indiana Farm Bureau
Hit
Ax Leving
Wailding
Continued on Page 4 May abrogate two thirds rule
Democratic leaders discuss speeding repeal of the two thirds rule at the Philadelphia convention by folding it into the rules committee report. Senator Bennett Champ Clark of Missouri is expected to chair the committee and push abrogation. A clash over the unit rule is also noted as delegates face binding instructions.
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Missouri
Woodrow Wilson
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NVNUTT FORCES IN FULL CONTROL OF STATE CONVENTION
Indiana, June 16. Democratic leaders announce M. Clifford Townsend of Marion nominated for governor with Townsend leading the ticket amid McNutt administration backing. Schricker chosen as lieutenant governor candidate after a first ballot landslide, with Greenlee and McKinney conceding. McNutt asserts strength in Marion County and predicts first-ballot victory.
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Ind
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Senate
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Schricker
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Scottsburg
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United States
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Indiana
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