D R Proposes 13 800 000 000 Ending Program
A press conference outlines a proposed ending program totaling 13.8 billion dollars. Speculation had pegged the figure around a billion, but officials indicate the final plan exceeds three times that amount. The debate centers on federal lending, public works, and revolving fund financing to support employment and self liquidating projects.
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Hlent Si
Prit
Speculati
PWA
Byrnes
D Ld
Gearl
Ives
DGE Warns Youths of the Three Gs
The article warns youths against the three Gs and urges caution amid concerns about gambling and crime. Authorities emphasize guidance and community programs to steer youths away from risky behavior.
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DGE
Three Illinois youths held by New Albany police
Three Illinois youths are detained in New Albany Indiana after one, Albert Galway 17 of Wood River, was shot in both legs during a police chase. Billy Lasbury 15 and Glen Ford 16, both of Wood River and East Alton Illinois, were also taken into custody at the Corydon Indiana marshal's request. Authorities are pursuing ownership of the car Ford claimed to have borrowed.
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New Albany
Ind
Albert Galway
Wood River, Ill
Billy Lasbury
Wood River
Glen Ford
East Alton
Corydon, Inn
Ford
Third Term Issue Emerges In Open Debate
Washington discusses New Deal leaders pushing a constitutional amendment to allow a third Roosevelt term. Senator Bark D Nebraska and Senator Smathers D New Jersey back the move amid uncertain support in the Senate. The measure faces a July vote in the judiciary subcommittee, with opposition from some New Dealers who insist it signals anti third term sentiment.
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Washington
New Deal
Rucell
Burke
Sis
Pears
Bark
Nebraska
Senate
Roosevelt
Comere
Guffey
Pennsslcvania
Smathers
New” Jersey
Pennslvania
New Dursey
Idaha
Aguiliae
Therlast
Dramatic Serial East and West by Tail Mundy
A new oral tale titled East and West promises adventure and romance for Reporter Briday readers. It follows an American girl and a British officer amid glamour intrigue and a perilous plot as they seek happiness amid danger and deceit.
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Tail Mundy
Briday
New York
Falbot Mundy
England Ready Ten Pay Part of Debi
Fragmented OCR text discusses political and economic tensions in Britain, mentioning inflation, governance, and possible impacts on counties. The article references U S influence, wartime strain, and domestic policy debates surrounding national finance and public services.
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England
Rejected protest over food shortage at coastal settlement
Jere 22 in poweatrade odapanive Coast Gens Ajnis today rejected a fish French and internal protest over road dripping from Jaga thekade of Kulans Ajioy's Pv international Settlement. Declaring the shortage candidable the depanese noted that a continged can out hinge water traffic ways necessary to prevent anti Japanese entrants from entering her cur clasion.
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Jere
Poweatrade
Odapanive
Ajnis
Kulans
Ajioy
Financier Freed From Prison Starts Economics Book
Clarence Harry, the British financier released after a long fraud sentence, is reportedly working on an economics book to be published in July. He describes a “revolutionary” idea for a world reconstruction plan, developed during imprisonment in Maidstone. Continued on Page 6.
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London
Clarence Harry
Harry
Litegery Venesnea Wien
Maidstone
Harry Tikes
Keostophwally
Hoosiers Headed to New York on Special Train
A group from Lebanon and Indianapolis plans a special chartered trip to New York City organized by The Indianapolis News. They depart from Thign Station at 1 p.m. with about 100 other Hoosiers, visiting landmarks including the Go A. Building and Wel Fare before returning Friday.
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Janapolis
Lebanon
Indianapolis
Brane
Kieth
New York
King and Queen Return to England Amid Welcoming Crowds
Reporting from Southampton, the Empress arrives with Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret aboard the Empress, greeted by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. Elizabeth maintains regal demeanor while Margaret runs to her parents, delivering a child’s kiss as the royal couple disembarks to cheers from crowds along the Isle of Wight.
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Eng
Helin
Princess Fieas
Margar
Siti
King Grete
Queen Elizabeth
United States
Canata
Uther
Elizabeth
Southampton
Princess Margaret
Empress
Kemperfelt
Portsmouth
Isle of Wight
Painter and decorator Ora Ford dies after self inflicted wound
Ora Ford aged 44, a Lebanon resident and longtime painter, died Wednesday evening at 4 10 in Gustates hall at his home following a self inflicted gunshot wound with an E2 gauge double barrel. Coroner Swiggett ruled the wound self inflicted in what was described as a personal safety related act amid ailing heart pain. Ford had been a resident of Lebanon for 35 years and was a member of Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church. Funeral arrangements await word from his traveling daughter. Rev Blaine Kirkpatent will officiate. The body lies at Bratton Brothers funeral home.
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Ora Ford
Gustates
West South Street
James DP. Swiggett
Giro
Baer. Boone
Ainely Sete
Sand Aieth
Shannan Ford
Lebanen
Mabel Prentiss
Hesalea
Corabelle
Rinard M. Ford
Lebanon
Lester Ford
Indianapolis
Archig Prentiss
Ruth Brown
Glendale
Calif
Charles’ Font
Thomas Ford
Minnie Kersey
Miss Lang
New
Ford
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Shareh
Blaine G. Kirkpatesch
Bratton Brothers Funeral Home
Downey Advocates Excess Savings Use For Pensions
Indianapolis June 22 US Senator R Sheri dan Downey of California urged using excess savings through old age pensions via the Townsend plan at the fourth national Townsend clubs convention in Indianapolis 10 000 delegates heard Townsend describe a bold national organization capable of electing the president and shaping the cabinet Downey criticized New Deal borrowing of excess savings saying it undermines the economy The California plan aims to mobilize the elderly to support the movement and potentially overturn party politics with a new organizational framework The convention previews punitive actions against at least 50 congressmen and outlines a reorganized national structure led by California influenced directors and regulations
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Indianapolis
Ind
U. S
R. Sheridan Downey
Cal
Townsend Clubs
United States
Francis E. Townsend
Congress
Platt
Niveleus
California
Townsend-club
Sayre Named to Philippine Islands Post
Washington June 22 Roosevelt appoints Francis Sayre son in law of the late President Wilson to succeed Paul V. McNutt as Philippine commissioner. Sayre, a high authority, will lead the mission amid rising tensions from China invasion threats to American forests.
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Withy Hspan
China
Roosevelt
Francis Sayre
Philipepine Islands
U. i
Savis
Wilson
Will Sucess Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
Philippine Post
Rebellious Natives In Ethiopia Still Harass Italy
Rome reports from Attilo Teruzzi, Italian Africa secretary, that bands of rebellious Ethiopians continue harassing Fascist forces in Ethiopia while he notes overall good political military conditions in Oriental Africa. Libyan locals show gratitude toward Italy and Mussolini, with recent citizenship and army rights granted.
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Italy
Rome
Uiopia
Attilo Teruzzi
Italian Africa
Fascist
Senate
Haille Selassie
Libya
Mussolini
Oriental
Africa
Ternazi
Georgia Congressman Dies in a Taxicab Incident
Washington report states Rep Emmett Marshall Owen of Griffin Georgia died overnight after collapsing in a taxicab on the way from his office to his hotel apartment He had been a seven year member of Congress and had recently recovered from pneumonia He told the driver he felt ill but refused hospital care.
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Washington
Emmett Marshall Owen
Griffin
Congress
Georgia
Owen
Elsie M. Shawen
Naval Hospital
Penny Ice Fund Donors Listed
The Lions Club Penny Tee Fund reports initial donations of 45 dollars to aid the needy during summer heat. The fund provides ice at a penny or two, with free ice when needed, to help families avoid water shortages and disease risk. July and August demand peak relief, and sponsors thank supporters while urging more contributions at Theirmeng.
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Lion's Club
Penny Tee
Penny Tee Fund
Pidante Theirmeng
Hutson and two others hurt in Indiana crash
State labor commissioner Thomas R. Hutson sustained injuries today after an automobile collision on road 37 two miles north of Waverly Indiana. He was taken to St. Vincent's hospital for first aid and possible release. Hutson's wife and Arthur Pierson a state labor department guard were also hurt as the party traveled to Bloomington for a labor conference.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas R. Hutson
Waverly
St. Vincent's Hospital
Hutson
Arthur Pierson
Bloomington
United States Rejects Japanese Demand at Swatow
In a firm rebuff Admiral Harry Yarnell, commanding U S Asiatic Fleet, rejected Japan's ultimatum to remove American ships from Swatow. He warned Tokyo that U S vessels will move freely to protect American lives and property, as Britain and the U S reinforce the port amid fighting and potential evacuations.
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United States
Yarnell
Asiatic
Japan
America
Swatow
Pillsbury
U. S
Asheville
South China
Great Britain
U States
Tha
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Swate
Far 5
Tate
Senate Passes Business Tax Bill for 1.644 Billion Revenue
Washington June 20 Senate approves a new business tax bill aimed at raising 1.644 billion dollars for the next fiscal year and easing so called deterrents on U S business.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
United States
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