Industrial Czar Would Be Set Up Under Control Bill
An industrial czar would be created under a control bill to coordinate major industries including iron and steel and mining. The plan aims to revive factories, preserve payrolls, and stabilize prices, with public support and government aid deemed essential despite industry opposition and fears of centralized control. Continued on Page Six.
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Heat Wave Grips Town With Record Afternoon Temps
The day opened hot with high readings around the mid 80s to near 98 degrees. Residents reported intense sun exposure and activity shifted indoors, while a few noted the heat's lingering humidity and a cooling evening expectation.
Compromise on Veterans Aid Rejected in House Fight
In Washington the House rejected President Roosevelt's veterans aid compromise in a battle over new executive regulations aimed at restoring 60 000 to 70 000 000 of the $420 000 000 reduction. Rep Patman and Allies call it inadequate. they push for a Senate rider adding 470 000 000 to ex-servicemen allowances. The House Democratic Steering Committee will meet the President to seek alignment with this influential bloc.
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Concession Resident Roose Velt Modifies Veterans Compensation Cuts
Concession leader Roose Velt hastily reverses part of the July 1 reductions in service connected disability pay for World War I veterans, restoring about 40 million dollars. The move signals broader concessions as the “new deal” for veterans takes effect amid protests over widespread curtailment of veteran benefits and calls for economy in administration. As President Roosevelt defends economy, veterans complain of being targets while spending shifts elsewhere.
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Senators Seek Expanded Power in Morgan Tax Probe
Washington. A Senate investigating committee, summoned to secret sessions, aims to compel income tax returns of J. P. Morgan & Co. partners to uncover how securities sales affected taxable profits. The panel plans to broaden its mandate to examine tax records despite Morgan counsel John W. Davis's challenge.
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Noted Screen Actress Dies at 64 in Hollywood
Hollywood May 4 The death of Julia Swayne Geridon 64 pioneer screen actress in her home today was revealed by her husband Cremation services were held the following day under her legal name Sarah Victoria Swayne A native of Columbus Ohio worked for Edigon Film Company in 1908 and in 1907 became a star for Vitagraph Company She played the character Scarampuche in her first starring vehicle in 1917
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Sarah Victoria Swayne
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Vitagraph Company
Scarampuche
History of a Small Town Saturday News Snippet
Charley Haynes presided over the usual rounds yesterday afternoon. A gang from Binghamtown reportedly rode onto the Ninghamtown cut-off, clashing and looting as local youths took part. Johnny Davy of the Daily News notes ongoing coverage.
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Daily News
Four Power Pact aims face changes on arms equality
Paris reports indicate that terms on arms equality were removed from the proposed Four Power Pact after French cabinet discussion. Germany seeks no revision of European settlement while reservations linger about pact terms, with postponements delaying final approval.
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Moral Basis in Modern Economy Highlighted by Duke Speaker
Ireran omis told Duke time tesi graduating clas today that the economic machine requires a moral basis. He warned economics must address human psychology and judgment with patience and clarity, arguing the system only works when people understand its aims.
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Durham
N.C
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Duke
President Urged to Offer Further Concessions in Campaign
Democratic readers pressed President Roosevelt for additional promises on the proposal as tensions rise over the administration’s stance in Congress. Indications point to the Senate's Teresa Tar Luka joining the Democratic campaign platform amid mounting political maneuvering.
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Allen Cooke Emerges as Democratic Candidate for County Office
Allen Cooke, proprietor of RieState Studio, announces candidacy for County Commissioner as a Democratic party member. Born September 8, 1896, in Middlesboro, he attended local schools, Bowling Green Business University, and served in the railroad world before the war.
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Heavier guard at Wilson Dam raises alarms in Alabama
Crowds near the Muscle Shoals power plant faced increased security as authorities increased guard levels after threats at a local saloon. Captain W. Riley in charge of the guarding operations reported heightened alert and advised public caution as officials continued investigations.
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Home Grocers Prize Coffee Name By July First
Home Grocers announces a contest to name their new Prize Coffee launched to meet rising demand. Entries must include a mild rich blend and prize rewards award winners in Dallas with a top prize of $50 and second prize of $5.
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Mrs Purnell Charged In Police Court Case
Moe Mollie Purnell of 4h ore chisley avenue faces charges after a reported incident at her home involving her son Wilson. The defense claimed accidental spills led to injuries, while Sally Barton swore out warrants alleging assault and threats. Case adjourned due to Wilson's absence.
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Ksut Wilson
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Mada
DAY LEADERS MEETING TODAY IN BIRMINGHAM ALABAMA
Alabama and southern state Anti-Saloon League leaders met in executive session under Fr. Scott McBride to plan actions against the 2nd amendment. Bishop Junes M. Cannon of Washington attended as a prominent lay figure.
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Junes M. Cannon
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Alabama
Dry Torey
Life Sentence Upheld For Group In Kentucky Case
In Franklin County Kentucky a life sentence was confirmed by the Circuit Court and upheld on appeal. The case involved fifteen defendants linked to a conspiracy connected to a deputy sheriff and coal camp events. Key figures include Reynolds and Daniles with ties to the Black Morton Coal Corporation, and a trial surrounding violence near the Battle and involving the Toward sfanes group.
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Roosevelts Talks on Gold and Silver Standings
Informal agreement reached among participating governments at the conference. Senator Rey Wittmany and the American delegation report a reduced minimum gold cover age for currencies to 250 to prevent instability. A five percent silver basis is optional with real banks. Central banks might buy and sell silver to stabilize prices, according to Pittman and conference discussions.
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Kiwanis Hear Dr Avery Guest From Cleveland
Kiwanis will hear Dr Avery of Cleveland as the honor guest at a Thursday event. The program notes he will discuss living members of the original Linmoly Mamnovial Unie yurgity and receive a years pay from the university.
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M'Bride Optimistic About Repeal Battle Outcome
McBride, national leader of the Anti-Huloan Lusypue, spoke pessimistically on blocking repeal of the Wisghhwonth Antundiment. In a newspaper interview, he warned of a last stand by Medivide and auto of dry whieflaing, as Heathershire braces for political clash.
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Mattern Hops Off For Chita Believed Safe
Soviet official reports say Mattern departed Omak aiming for Chita with multiple stops. Weather delays and long-range line telegraph updates hindered communication as aviator Mattern pursues a two jump route via Novosibirsk and Khabarovsk toward the Mongolian frontier.
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Soldiers Attacked In U S Army Navy Incident
Reports from military circles describe an attack on soldiers including Leuk Leroy Andson Walter Law and others near a hospital and hospital tent. Hoodlums were blamed for assaults as pilots and armbars faced violence amid wartime tension and police inquiries.
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Arti Cauter
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Kaman
Little MeBee Child Dies This Morning Of Pneumonia
A MeBee child died this morning from pneumonia. The young boy, son of Mer, passed away near Tooldock. Burial will be at Tut cemetery after funeral rites at Tutlarmerrow.
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Court of Appeals event in Middlesboro weekend visit
A Middlesboro weekend gathering highlighted by a Court of Appeals session with local officials. Attendees including Governor Flanagan and Pineville leaders toured the area, enjoyed a community dinner at Hern Lake, boat trips on Fern Lake, and a fishing cruise, with several local residents in attendance.
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Cyrus Curtis Dies In Suburban Philadelphia
Cyrus Utie Curtis, noted for Fabligher magazine, died at 2 10 p m in a Philadelphia suburb after a long illness. He would have turned 60 on June 18. Funeral services set for Friday at the Curtis home. Survived by daughter Mrs Mary Louise Curbiy Bok two sons Curtis Hol and Gary W Bok stepdaughter Mrs John A Martin and Martin Papers VP. relatives listed from Detroi Detroit and New York area.
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France Debates Default on June 16 War Debt
United Press reports French cabinet weighs default on the June 16 payment to the United States amid fear of Socialist and Nationalist overthrow. Washington preferred debtor nation defaults to voluntary revisions, with a general debt settlement tied to currency stabilization expected at the world economic conference. Public reaction and alignment in Paris remain uncertain as officials consider the December payment and possible broader actions.
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Chamber of Deputies
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Prince
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Indiana Goes Heavily Wet
Indiana shifts from prohibition to repeal of the Eighth Amendment by a large margin. Early returns show about 420 delegates elected to the state convention June 26, with 252 favoring repeal and 167 opposing. Figures from 3,565 of 2,091 precincts report a statewide trend toward repeal.
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War authority reaffirms hold on allied positions
Late news reports state the administration remains firm on wartime posture as negotiations begin for adjustments. Berlin to host 1936 games as Olympic officials weigh racial policies amid tension. Steel ingot production rises in New York driven by wartime demand.
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