Hoover Leads Third Session As Republicans Open
The Republican convention in Cleveland edges toward its third session with Herbert Hoover due to address the gathered delegates. Rep Bertrand Snell of New York is set as permanent chairman while credentials and rules work proceed and a possible late-night presidential nomination vote looms.
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Convention Highlights at the Republican gathering in Cleveland
At the Cleveland convention thousands cheered as Senator Vandenberg lipsynced walla walla while photographers urged an oratorical flight. Ambassador Troyanovsky swayed to Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf as Hamilton Fish paraded in Sunflowers. Apollo-like applause interrupted Steiner's keynote 63 times amid smoke shaded spectators and growing Landon sunflowers.
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Snell urges GOP unity to block Roosevelt dictatorship
Representative Bertrand Snell of New York called for Republican unity at the convention to restore government to the people. He warned the party faces an unconstitutional dictatorship under Franklin Delano Roosevelt and urged leaders to close ranks for a November victory.
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City council approves transfers for WPA project repairs
The council moved 800 from the repair fund to the materials and equipment fund for street repairs and new equipment. A 1000 transfer from the water fund funds water work salaries from winter damage. An 8000 appropriation for new fire equipment was read a second time. A sidewalk obstruction ordinance was debated with no action. A new street light was ordered at West and Church, moving the current alley light to Furnace and Church.
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Debate Over Gold Standard Divides GOP Platform Makers
The GOP platform process shows split views on currency with Borah favoring managed currency and anti gold standard forces clashing with supporters of a straight gold standard. London subcommittee figures dismissed plans for a gold plank while emphasizing states rights on agriculture and social security.
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Illinois
London
New Dealer Wins Bitter Campaign In Alabama Primary
Luther Patrick, a 42 year old lawyer and radio entertainer, defeated incumbent George Huddleston in the Democratic runoff for Alabama's ninth district. Patrick claimed victory by about 6000 votes after accusing Huddleston of disloyalty to the New Deal. A restaurant confrontation left Huddleston with minor injuries.
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Yesteray
Luther Patrick
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Iron Lung Patient Shows Slow but Steady Progress
Fred Snite 25 of Chicago, ill with infantile paralysis, breathed unaided for two minutes today after 11 weeks in an iron lung. Doctors say his progress is slow but steady and he may not be independent for about nine more months.
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Fred@Snite
Chicago
Merry Kookers Hold Meeting at Leader's Home
Sixteen members of the Merry Kookers 4 H club met Monday at 1 30 p m at the home of leader Mrs A G Wyatt of South Logan. Members learned table setting, enjoyed games, and were served refreshments. Attending were Shirley Barker Martha Ann Lee Betty Meldrim Joan Wittekind Pauline Heinlein Mary Chambers Carol Walburn Arline Carr Carlotta Schnitter Marie Martin Ruth Bliss Ruth Cooper Lois Heyde Mary Skinner Sue Schempp Eleanor Anthony.
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Betty Meldrim
Joan Wittekind
Pauline Heinlein
Mary Chambers
Carol Walburn
Arline Carr
Carlotta Schnitter
Marie Martin
Ruth Bliss
Ruth Cooper
Lois Heyde
Mary Skinner
Sue Schempp
Eleanor Anthony
Strikes Paralyze Malaga as Two Critics Are Killed
A general strike shuts Malaga on June 10 as a communist lawyer Andres Rodriguez Gonzales is shot dead in the street and syndicalist leader Miguel Ortiz Acevedo is killed near his home while carrying a baby. the baby survives.
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Shepard announces birth of daughter Joan Marie
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shepard announce the birth of a daughter, Joan Marie, on June 4. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Shepard of Newark and Boyd Goss of Logan. Mrs. Shepard of Newark is visiting at the home of her son and daughter-in-law.
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Barbershop Inmate Delays Release To Train Successor
Oakland Superior Judge Tyrell paused August Costa’s release after Costa said he is the only barber among the prisoners. The judge postponed and gave Costa time to train a successor before ending probation.
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One of Those Things Brings Actress to Divorce
Lady Nedda Lyall, former London stage actress, said her recent marriage in Tia Juana Mexico to Donald MacDonald was “one of those very brash very American things” and began annulment proceedings while planning a larger ceremony with friends.
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London
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Somoza Seen as New Strong Man in Nicaragua
Gen. Anastacio Somoza, commander of the national guard and leader of the recent uprising that forced President Juan B. Sacasa to resign, is viewed as Nicaragua's new strong man.
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Lew Ayres Stars In Panic on the Air At Logan Theatre
Lew Ayres famed for All Quiet on the Western Front appears in Panic on the Air with Florence Rice at the Logan Theatre for one day only. Ayres holds a rare dual contract as actor and director at Columbia and enjoys amateur photography and home movie projects. Melody Lingers On joins the program as a double feature on Bargain Day, with early seating advised.
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Best Results Use The Daily News Classified Columns
Classified column notes advise readers to consult The Daily News for optimal results. It emphasizes using the classifieds section for purchases and notices and references weekly listings and ad sections for bargains and services.
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Tax Bill Clash At Conferees Over Undistributed Profits
Washington conferees seek a compromise on the tax bill as a weeklong adjournment ends. The House favors a graduated tax on undistributed corporate profits up to 42 percent, while the Senate backs a flat seven percent rate, with the gap on a separate 12 to 15 percent bracket.
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House
Senate
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Texan protests Dust Bowl movie sparks Capitol showdown
Texas Panhandle legislator Eugene Worley threatens to punch Rexford Tugwell if the Resettlement Administration chief does not remove his Dust Bowl film from circulation. Worley calls the picture a libel on the nation’s greatest section and vows action.
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Tex
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Eugene Worley
Texas Panhandle
Resettlement Administration
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United States
Twenty Die in Naples Train Wreck Near Station
Twenty people were killed and about 100 injured when a work train derailed near Naples Italy. Two coaches telescoped and others overturned in the incident this morning near the Naples station.
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Naples
Italy
Death plot rumors swirl as Dean testifies
Mrs. Margaret O Rourke Dean, 83, a widow and witness, says Dean discussed Black Legion plots to slay Father Coughlin and joined a Catholic group while in jail. The perspective claims anti Catholic bias and possible Protestant political aims.
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Hospital notes on Brown and Mohler operations
Charles Brown former county official was admitted to Cherri hospital with acute indigestion and returned home. Mrs Harvey Mohler of May Township underwent a major operation yesterday afternoon at the same hospital.
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