Congress quits after amassing unusual record
Washington reports Congress closed its session amid a record of massive appropriations and new programs. It approved about 20.7 billion dollars in 1930s measures, raised taxes, expanded social security, and funded veterans. Two major bills failed by filibuster or votes, including the Guffey coal control act and the Copeland drug act.
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View party drive plans discussed
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Witnesses of Robbery Found Slain in Idling Yard
Two witnesses identified three suspects in a robbery that turned fatal today in a vacant building area in St. Louis. The dead men are William Igan, 48, and William Hoelto, an unemployed sales...
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Last jury trial in progress in Boone Circuit Court
The last jury trial of the current term is under way in Boone Circuit Court. John P. Swihart, administrator of Charles R. Swihart, sues Indiana Railroad Inc. for damages for the death of Charles in a January 4 1932 traction crossing crash at Dearborn Ave and 38th St Indianapolis. The decedent from Toledo Ohio died in a stalled car while en route to a relative’s home. his brother and brother’s wife escaped. Trial participants include Rogers Smith Clea Campbell Parr Parr Kane Hornaday Raber Petermas Kersey Livengood Wall and Earl.
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Marshal County
Charles R. Swihart
Indiana Railroad, Inc
Dearborn Avenue
38Th Street
Indianapolis
Toledo
Hamilton County
Me. Swihart
Rogers & Smith
Clee & Campbell
Ney Parr
Parr & Parr
Ralph Kane
John W. Hornaday
M. Raber
Ernest 1
Petermas HB. Kersey
Olas Hie
Harvey
Formal notification ceremony for Landon opening GOP campaign
Topeka announces formal notification ceremonies for Alfred M Landon in the Kansas area. The event will be held at dusk with a large outdoor ceremony marking the campaign opening. The governor has been in touch with Rep Bertrane H Snell of New York regarding the convention and notification committee. Hamilton to speak at 6GQ dinner in New York as campaign opener.
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Bertrane H. Snell
New York
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Lehman Urges Democratic Party To Reject Roosevelt Opponents
New York late edition reports Governor Lehman accusing a small group led by Smith and four others of trying to draft a third term for Franklin D Roosevelt. He says the party’s rank and file back Roosevelt and his New Deal, arriving from West Virginia on vacation.
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West Virginia
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Mother Slays Children and Self in Tragic Home
Police report a distressed scene as Mrs Janes allegedly killed her children and herself in a grim family tragedy. Authorities attribute the deaths to a combination of mental distress and possible health issues, with investigators reviewing the home environment and motive.
Two Well Known Men Die in Frankfort
In Frankfort, John W. Steed, 79, was found dead in his room from heart disease. He lived alone and left no survivors except a son named Tom Pari. The other death in Frankfort involved Charles Fare, 79, a retired jeweler and long-time resident. the widow and two daughters survive. A memorial park evening program features City League and senior leagues with two basketball doubleheaders.
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Two Workmen Killed by 33000 Volt Wire Near Selma
Muncie Indiana June 22 Alton Bud Miley 28 of Indianapolis and H Collier 34 of Marion were killed instantly when their rural electric line work touched a 33000 volt high tension conductor near Selma about 12 miles east of Muncie. They were standing on the ground at the time.
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Selma
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Heasiav
Farley Expected to Leave Cabinet
Farley likely to resign as postmaster general with Howes acting head of the postal department. The move would shift emphasis to manage the president’s renomination and ease tensions in New York where Leh is state chair. Critics say Farley’s dual duties hinder cabinet performance as national politics pivot.
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Pastors Return to Lebanon Centenary Church for Fifth Year
The Rev Robert Ross Shannon is reappointed to Lebanon Centenary Methodist Church for a fifth year after a unanimous vote at the quarterly conference. County pastors reassigned include Moody to Thorntown and Rev Bart Heimburger to Zinnsy. The Rev A W Ronberg of Advance retires and Rev C Archibald of Burlington is appointed to fill his place. The church body lists trustees and stewards for the new year.
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Indiana Delegation Backs Abrogation of Two-Thirds Rule
Philadelphia June 22 Indiana leaders led by Governor McNutt champion the move to drop the historic two-thirds rule at the Democratic National Convention. McNutt cites past divisions and seeks to align with the White House as Indiana aides prepare for convention committees and credentials decisions amid intra party rivalries.
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Calais Demands Revision of U S France Trade Pact
Calais protesters urge revision of the Franco American trade agreement claiming it harms lace industry. Mills face closure without subsidies, 4,000 lace workers at risk, 6,000 idle in city hands, and municipal finances near collapse as government considers new legislation and Bank of France mediation.
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German Dirigible Reaches New York
Lakehurst New Jersey June 28 The German dirigible Hindenburg crossed the Atlantic and landed at 6 30 am after two hours over the eastern United States. It awaited a ground crew before mooring and plans to depart tomorrow for Germany. The crossing set a record for westward travel. The craft left Frankfurt Mainz at 4 00 am EDT and took about 9 hours 55 minutes since takeoff.
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Platform divisions roil 1936 Democratic draft in lingering debate
Party factions clash over farm relief labor rights and constitutional strategy as Secretary Wallace and Davis push for broader crop insurance and workers protections. Debates hinge on a proposed monetary plank opposing the gold standard and efforts to attract Midwest voters amid Lemke O Brien third party prospects.
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Federal agent slaying case to see plea from Crouch
Har Crouch of Indianapolis through counsel announced he will plead guilty at the May run arraignment in federal court in St John Indiana. The first degree murder charge carries the death penalty if a federal officer is killed. Crouch is charged with murdering a federal revenue agent on May 14 near St John. companion James Jacobs also faces similar counts but has not stated his plea.
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St. John Ind
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Al Smith Attack Shocks Democratic Convention Planners
Philadelphia June 22 Democrats arriving for the national convention faced a shaken harmony as Al Smith blasted the ticket of Roosevelt and Garner. The attack sparked strong reactions among delegates and party leaders, with Farley and others noting surprise at Smith's sharper tone and his push to nominate a genuine Democrat. The incident unsettled hopes for a smooth renomination ahead of the convention's proceedings.
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