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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
6
Washington June 30 The federal prohibition agency reorganization will take effect July 1 with state directors succeeding district directors and interstate agents reporting to the commissioner. Haynes said the plan has strong indorsement nationwide and expects full cooperation to enforce the dry law efficiently.
The subcommittee debates the Sweet bill to reorganize veterans care. Senator Walsh cites urgent need for reform after testimony about hospitalization and vocational training failures. Dillingham and Reed express uncertainty about subcommittee status while urging remedial action. An investigating panel asks agencies not to remove staff during the inquiry amid reports of tampering and discipline.
An eight month old boy of Mr and Mrs George Jacquires Uncas Oklahoma swallowed a safety pin. Physicians in Pine Bluff Arkansas closed the pin with instruments and removed it through the child's mouth.
London reports Eamon de Valera declares the Lloyd George conference plan impractical in its current form. In Belfast, Sir James Craig declines De Valera’s Dublin meeting invitation and warns of a press mix up over a namesake. The Dublin invitation to four Irish figures is noted with an aim to clarify the confusion.
Terre Haute June 30 Amid general business depression and a probable later merger of Vandalia shops with the Pennsylvania system the extensive building program planned for this year is abandoned. Frank H. Worthington, superintendent of the St. Louis division, said the local division will not get new car shops and locomotive repair facilities for an indefinite period.
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