Senate coalition rejects compromise bids on silver act
A militant Senate bloc, angered by the Treasury's stance, rejects a compromise on silver purchases and price supports. House pressure keeps the fund intact, but a broader cut could follow if Senate refuses to bend. Global impact looms as foreign credits and exports face potential shifts amid the dollar's value.
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Senate
Repu
Dewats
Erate Senate
House
Otantrie
China
Japan
Mexico
Chile
Markets in Ghina Threaten Oil Ventures
Mientsin June reports indicate Standard Oil officials sought Washington help to secure new leases and rail access as Japanese administrations in Peiping contest leases along the Peiping rail corridor. The effort aims to preserve stations and tanks for various enterprises, but multiple leases remain unsettled and the situation remains unstable.
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Mientsin
Standard Oil Company of
New
Washington
Wang
Wif
Fish Petroleum Lerivan
Ping
Kalgan
Cha
Peipingin
Paralysis victim to see World's Fair in trailer visit
New York youth Junet Snite Jr., 28, an infantile paralysis patient long confined in an iron lung, plans a possible trip to the New York World’s Fair aboard a trailer carrying the apparatus. If conditions allow, the Chicago resident will leave for home Friday, after reporting a spiritual visit to Lourdes, France.
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New York
Snite, Jr
Snite
Chicago
Lourdes
Girl Scout Drive Aims At July Campaign in Lebanon
Lebanon citizens can support a community wide Girl Scout drive July 5 8 05 F led by Real Business and Professional Women with volunteers from the local unit collecting in business districts over three days. Contributions may be dropped at Trefcone County State Bank to fund camp fees equipment and scouting projects with all leaders serving as volunteers.
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Lebanon
Real Business and Professional Women’s
Lia
Ben Herr
Trefcone County State Bank
Girlscout Camp
Lous Sterling
Jeaders
Keithox
RJ. Peebles
Walter Tyre
Louisiana Governor Huey P. Long's Successor Takes Oath
After lengthy talks Richard Leche resigns as governor and Barret Brenner sworn in by Supreme Court Justice John B. Land. Long's move cements power amid ongoing WPA corruption probes at Louisiana State University. The transition reduces calls to split the political machine.
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Baton Rouge
Richard Webser
Tevay
Earl de Long
Louisiana
Huey
Hicker
Leche
Bar
Bren Ther
Ney
Supreme Court
John B. Land
Si. Long
Iunteen
Louisiana State University
Calvin M Lenox Dies at 86 in Lebanon Area
Calvin M Lenox, aged 86, a Lebanon businessman and former busi nessman, died after a long career. He was born in Shelby County and retired nineteen years ago. Survived by two sons Harry K Lenox of Lebanon and Charles L Lenox of Frankfort, nine grandchildren, several great grandchildren, a great great granddaughter, and Kiwin L Lenox of Indianapolis. two daughters, three brothers, and two sisters are deceased. Funeral services to be held at Bratton Brothers seal.
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Calvin
Lenox
NGS Ang
Agoc
Harry Te Lenox
Lebanon
Charlie le Lenox
Frankiect
Scarrin
Pst
Methodist Episcopal Church
Knights of Pythian Order
Ing
Emma Ann Posh
Survivora
Harry K. Lenox
Charles L. Lenox
Frankfort
Kiwin L. Lenox
Indianapolis
Bratton Brothers Seal
British Navy Proud of New Strength Of Its Air Division
The British Navy shows growing air power with 70 more aircraft than the RAF at the start of 1935. Ark Royal carries skandive bombers, a swift carrier-borne design, while Wolverhampton builds the Roe fighter. Gloster Gladiator and other types support naval roles as secrecy surrounds further details.
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Lenin
Royal Air Force
Ark Royal
Roe
Wolver1hampton
Staffordshire
Archaeological Expedition to Study Ancient Van Ruins
A joint expedition by Harvard and Brown universities will resume digging at the ancient Mindi ruins in Van northern Tiarkev. Led by Prof Robert P Casey of Brown and Prof Mrs Kirsopp Lake of Haverford, the team aims to uncover cuneiform inscriptions to illuminate Van’s 25 century old history. The project is funded by the Department of Biblical Literature at Brown and the Semitic Museum of Harvard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lune
Eang Idrtier
Hhevard
I Mindi Muins
Van
Department of Biblical Literature
Biewa
Semitic Museum
Maevard
Robert P Casey
Brown
Kirsopp Lake
Haverford
Lake
Harvard
McNutt Backers Press On With Third Term Drive
Indianapolis June 27 reports from Washington say McNutt backers push for a third term as Franklin D Roosevelt weighs a possible run. McHale, Democratic national committeeman, continues to court state leaders and maintain momentum for McNutt as a presidential candidate despite Roosevelt uncertainty. Continued on page 2.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Paul ¥. McNut
Frank McHale
Democratus National
Indana
McHale
Roosevelt
Reward Offered for Desperados Capture in Wisconsin
Hayward Wisconsin January 27 A reward of 3100 was posted today for the capture and conviction of Ray Olson, the desperado said to have killed two men. Sheriff George Seehuetter directing a long search as deputies and hundreds of volunteers pursue the fugitive through Wisconsin’s north woods. Olson, an expert marksman and woodsman, is alleged to have kidnapped 10 year old Charles Mattson in Tacoma Washington in 1938, authorities say.
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Hayward Wis Janei
Ray Olson
Sheriff
Alndost
Wisconsin
North Woods
George Seehuetter
Charles Mattson
Tacoma
Wash
Labor peace just matter of days in Chicago forecast
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins said labor peace by agreement between the American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Industrial Organizations is only a matter of days. She noted the rank and file in both unions favor a truce leading to a permanent settlement.
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Chicago
Labor
West Side Park Name Contest Announced
The recreation commission seeks a name for West Side Park east of the Pennsylvania tracks. Submit by July 10 noon to Ross Dickerson or deliver to Center Township offices. A $1 prize awaits the winning entry. employees and commission members and families are ineligible. Mayor Stanley B. Jones has announced precautions.
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Anon Recreation Commission
West Side Park
Ross Dickerson
Dickerson
Center Township
West Man Street
Recreation Department
Recreation Commission
Stanley BE. Jones
Women golfers compete in Allan Country Club invitational
Perfect weather greeted out of town players in the Allan Country Club Women's Golf Association invitational. Starting at 8:30 am, 160 golfers formed two and three person groups for an 18 hole event. Harriott Randall of Hillcrest Indianapolis led late scoring with an 80, while Dorothy Ellis Meridian Hills posted 86 and Carolyn Varin Meridian Hills 85. Several others scored in the 80s, with final prize winners to be listed on Page 3.
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Alen Country Club Woman's Golf Association
Harriott Randall
Hierest
Tndianapolis
Julia Rowe
R. A. Staudt
Hillcrest
Miss Randall
Miss Ellis
Dorothy Ellis
Meridian Hills
Indianapolis
Carolyn Varin
Meridijam Hills
W Brand
RO Anderson
Frankenberry
Tifianapolis
Carl Cutter
Haa
Mary Gorham
Highland
Caroslyn Pickering
Anderson
Ice Fund Drives Daily Delivery Start In City
Delivery of ice began today as the Lion Penny Ice Fund receives further donations from J Penney Co and individuals totaling about 35 dollars. Layton Ice Co contributed a portion. others pledge gifts as the fund plans ongoing daily output during the hot period. Applicants for ice must file names and addresses at once with The Reporter or Hodge & Darnall offices.
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Lional Penny Ice Fund
J. Peaney Co
Nton
Layton Ice Co
Reporter
Hodge & Darnall
Ice
Penny Toss Incident At Wedding In Chicago
In Chicago on June 27, Henry Barta, 30, is jailed on a disorderly conduct charge after allegedly throwing hot pennies at children outside a hall where he attended a wedding. Police court testimony states he heated the pennies to spite youths who refused his plea to disperse, injuring several mothers and their children.
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Chicago
Santa Claus
Henry Barta
Barta
Neutrality bill revised to speed passage in House
In Washington on June 27 Democratic members of the House altered the Bloom neutrality bill amid a party revolt. The revised measure drops several provisions and preserves mainly repeal of the current law shielding ships from arms embargo debates. The change reflected factions within the Democratic caucus and foreign affairs committee after a meeting following a House vote reveal.
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Washinton
House Foram A
Apescil
Mensure
Foreign Affairs Committee
House HU
Denjon
Democrate Madere
Prester
Soviet Planes Shot Down Amid Far East Tensions
Tokyo reports Japanese planes claim to have shot down 9 Soviet and Mongolian aircraft in Manchukuo hostilities as they attack. Shanghai negotiations on the Tientsin crisis proceed while Japanese authorities resist Britain. London yields to Russia by naming Finland Estonia Latvia in direct independence guarantees amid new German aggression fears.
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Tokyo
Manchukuo
Shanghai
Britain
Tientsin
Standard Qj Company
China
Hongmen Pritais
Foochuy
Wenchow
London
Finland
Helenia
Latvia
Great Britain
Russia
Estonia
Captive Guards and Police Battle Convicts at Indiana Prison
In Michigan City four hostages were freed after a noon assault by three inmates at Indiana State Prison. The convicts armed with butcher knives battled guards and police, wounding three inmates and a woman hostage, Ruth Joiner, in a desperate bid for escape. The three attackers Skusewich, Hunt, and Sweet were severely wounded as officers forced a rescue. Joiner, the prison secretary, and warden staffer Edward Wetsel suffered non fatal injuries.
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Michigan City
Indiana Stu
Skusewich
Beroy Hunt
South Bend
Richard Sweet
Montgomery County Sociaby
Roosevelt signs pilots training bill for civilian use
Hyde Park June 27 President Roosevelt signed a bill authorizing civilian pilot training over five years with 675,000 for 1939 and 1940 and up to 7,000,000 for each ensuing year through 1941. Washington June 27 an emergency WPA relief stoppage scare looms if the 1.735 billion bill fails by Friday midnight and Senate panels favor Jesse Jones to head the RFC’s new Federal Loan Administration.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
WPA
Senate Banking and Committee Today
Senate
Jesse Jones
Charman
RFC
Federal Loan Administration
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United States
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Pan
Campaign
Huey Long
France
Calvin M. Lenox
Npnutt
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Perkins
Iee Fund
Far East
Ruth Joan
Crawfordsville, Ind
Ikewise
Alfred EB. Dowd
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