Pressure From Banks Forces Senate Action On Unemployment Bill
Banks pressure prompts a senate move to remove the publicity requirement for reconstruction loans as Congress debates a 2.1 billion unemployment relief bill. Senate leaders weigh sending the measure back to conference with the House amid heightened lobbying and a possible late adjournment.
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Washington
House
Senate
Reconstruction Corporation
Congress
White House
Yester
Roosevelt Confers Aboard Yacht With Col. House
Governor Roosevelt meets Col. Edward M. House off Marblehead in an open air talk aboard the Myth II. Water craft circled nearby as Roosevelt and House spoke for about 20 minutes while Roosevelt’s sons and Bobby Delano were on deck.
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Marblehead
Mass
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Edward M. House
Woodrow Wilson
Beverly Farms
Franklin Jr
James
John
Bobby Delano
House
Roosevelt
Jackson trip and town tales by H. H. B. J. E. Kersh and Bill Bryan
Monroe visitors Kersh and Bryan tour Jackson Mississippi savoring sights. A cafe hatrack mishap costs a five cent piece, Speedy the Pom dog grows five pounds in four years, and local residents admire him. The Little Theater debuts with The Whole Towns Talking to strong praise. A Packard taxi scene and rural laundry deliveries mark daily life amid flood notes.
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J. E. Kersh
Bill Bryan
Jackson
Miss
Monroe
Louisiana
Waiting for the Rawleigh Warner Hulk to cool in New Orleans
Searchers waited for the smouldering hulk of the tanker Rawleigh Warner to cool so they could recover four missing crewmen after an explosion and fire near Goodhope, Louisiana. Five men died, the ship held 40 000 barrels of gasoline worth 200 000, and the vessel valued at 550 000.
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New Orleans
Rawleigh Warner
Goodhope
Mississippi River
New York
T. W. Jenkins
the Towing Company of
Port Arurs
Bonus veterans erupt as crowds threaten at capitol
A large veteran crowd near the U S Capitol raises fear of disorder as Congress begins its last session. Walter W Waters, leader of the ex soldiers, is briefly arrested and pledged to keep followers from massing at the doors as police calm the scene.
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Washington
Congress
Walter W. Waters
Capitol
Pelham D. Glassford
California
Associated Press
Monroe Chosen For 1933 Rural Mail Carriers Meeting
Shreveport La July 16 Monroe won the bid to host the 1933 Rural Mail Carriers Association meeting over New Orleans and Ruston. On the first ballot New Orleans had 17 votes, Ruston 19, Monroe 35. on the second ballot Monroe was unanimously selected. Organizers predict 250 to 300 delegates will attend.
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Shreveport
Monroe
New Orleans
Ruston
O. W. Wolff
Cloudburst Death Toll Rises to 12 in Saltillo Mexico
The cloudburst that struck Saltillo Mexico on Thursday evening left 12 dead and about a dozen missing. Fifty homes were carried away by floodwaters as rescue teams searched the area.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Saltillo
Volunteer Prohi Agent Arrested in Slaying Case
Atlanta July 16. Fred Pierce a volunteer prohibition raider who killed Clarence Densmore near Afton Georgia was arrested by Sheriff S B Baggett of Douglas County. He will be taken to Douglasville to answer a murder charge. Federal officers say the shooting was accidental though a companion of Densmore says Pierce leaped into their auto and shot the youth in the back without provocation.
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Atlanta
Fred Pierce
Clarence Densmore
Afton
S. B. Baggett
Douglas County
Douglasville
Pierce
Densmore
Sheriff probes new theory in Reynolds case
Winston-Salem July 16 The sheriff disclosed he seeks an unidentified motorist who asked for Reynolds on the night he was found with a bullet in his head Walker Reynolds friend and attorney visited the sheriff but were not admitted The authorities consider a stranger may have killed the tobacco heir while Mrs Reynolds Libby Holman supports the suicide theory examined by investigators
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Smith Reynolds
Transon
Scott
Reynolds
Albert Walker
Walker
Libby Holman
Smith
Carmichael Admits Theft Involving Little Rock Case
Lawson Carmichael, arrested on an automobile theft charge, admits the 1929 Ford coupe found with him was stolen in Little Rock. He traveled through Texarkana and Longview to Monroe before arrest. He may be returned to Little Rock or handed to federal authorities on interstate transport charges. He has a federal theft record and twice attempted to escape custody.
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Lawson Carmichael
Sheriff's Department
Milton Coverdale
Little Rock
Texarkana
Longview
Monroe
Arkansas
Carmichael
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
Sheriff's Office
Famous Bone Specialist Succumbs At Litchfield
Dr. Deas Murphy aged 73 a renowned bone specialist died in Litchfield Conn He helped bring Dr Adolf Lorenz of Vienna to the United States for operations He was born in Mobile Alabama and moved to Litchfield three years ago after retirement His widow survives Burial is planned Monday in New York
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Litchfield
Conn
Deas Murphy
Adolf Lorenz
Vienna
United States
Mobile
Ala
New York
Padding Record Of Congress Costs And Abuses
United Press notes that the congressional record wastes about 2000 dollars daily by printing outside speeches and letters for political propaganda. Unanimous consent lets lawmakers insert material, often unrelated to congress, which can be reprinted as campaign literature under franking. Examples include radium water claims and speeches from abroad.
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United Press
Washington
Congressional Record
Proceedings of
Congress
Copeland
James M. Beck
Pennsylvania
London
Senator Davis
First Ouachita Parish Heat Death Reported
The first Ouachita Parish death from heat prostration this summer occurred this morning near 1 o clock. Nathan Malone, 28, of Rayville, a log cutter for Jim Steele, collapsed after overheating whileWorking pulp wood yesterday. He died five to six hours after arrival at a clinic. Harry Colvin, 28, of South Grand Street, suffered sunstroke around 3 p.m. Sunday. Weather recorder Kate Key logged yesterday's high at 100 degrees, one degree below the prior day.
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Ouachita Parish
Nathan Malone
Malone
Rayville
Bawcomville
Jim Steele
Harry Colvin
American Service Company
South Grand Street
Kate Key
Government Weather Recorder
Accidental Death Verdict in Baby Leslie Delano Case
Minneapo lis July 16 A coroner s jury ruled Leslie Delano a 20 month old Columbia Heights infant died by accidental causes likely from exposure starvation fear or suffocation after being found in a cesspool following a six day search Private funeral services were held today authorities had long suspected homicide in the case and the verdict closes the inquiry with an accidental death finding.
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Minneapolis
Leslie Delano
Columbia Heights
Leslie
Ray Delano
Richland Parish Folk School Opens With Notable Speakers
The fourth annual Richland parish folk school in Mangham runs Monday through Friday with plans to surpass previous years. Monday features Hon. Allen Ellender speaker and potato yield record holder. Tuesday brings Harris Dickson, famed Southern writer and judge from Vicksburg. Wednesday offers Lois McDowdle of Progressive Farmer on Home Improvement.
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Richland Parish
Dickson
Vicksburg
Lois McDowdle
Women's Department
The
Progressive Farmer
Thefts Tied to Late Match Magnate Kreuger
Charges accuse Ivar Kreuger, famed match magnate, of stealing 50 million dollars in bonds before his death by suicide. Irving Trust seeks to secure 1.5 million dollars in interest and anticipates suits to recover securities for the bankrupt International Match Corporation. A federal court injunction blocks Lee Higginson and company and five Swedish banks from actions related to the matter.
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New York
Ivar Kreuger
Midas
Irving Trust Company
International Match Corporation
Ktrouger
Trust Company
Match Company
Lee, Higginson and Company
Match King
Chase National Bank
Flying boat under construction for U S Navy near Buffalo
A flying boat with a 190 foot wing span, second only to the German DC-X, is being built in Buffalo New York for the United States Navy and will be ready for trials in September.
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Buffalo
N. Y
United States Navy
Local Guards Depart Sunday for Camp Beauregard
Three local units of the national guard will move to Camp Beauregard for training through July 31. Ruston’s Company F arrives in Monroe at 10 40 am with one coach and one baggage car. A special train carries 30 medical detachment, 67 Company G and 79 Service Company men to Alexandria for the governor's day inspection on July 24.
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National Guard
156Th Infantry
Camp Beauregard
Ruston
Illinois Central
Missouri Pacific
Alexandria
W. L. Bendel
L. F. Rolleigh
J. B. Thornhill
Monroe
Record Heat Wave Grips Nation With Tall Texas Readings
The nation endures a three day heat wave with highs reaching 105 in Longview and 104 in Texarkana Salina and Junction City near record levels. Other cities report 100 plus readings as nine deaths are attributed to the heat and respite patterns show a cooler period is possible later.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Longview
Texas
Mountain
Pacific
Atlantic Seaboard
Kansas
Texarkana
Tex
Salina
Junction City
Kas
Altus
Okla
Tulsa
Kentucky
Montgomery
Ala
Louisville
Jacksonville
Tampa
Fla
Kansas City
One Bank Bandit Slain as 2 Captured After Bank Hold Up
In Greenville Georgia a bank robbery ended with one bandit killed and two men captured after a roadside gun battle. Police identified the dead man as Arthur Pendergrass of La Grange and the captives as R P Carver of La Grange and Jack Wilkerson of Coweta county. Loot amounted to 1701 dollars from the Bank of Grantville. The trio had forced cashier Edwin Brasch to help during the robbery taken place in broad daylight.
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Greenville
Bank of
Grantville
Arthur
Red) Pendergrass
la Grange
R. P. Carver
Jack Wilkerson
Chick Wins
American Flier Relates Of Experience in Wilds
Clarence McElroy an American aviator told rescuers in San Geronimo of seventeen days in a Mexican jungle after a June 27 crash. Companion Roy Gordon was killed. McElroy survived with injuries and scarce food or water while avoiding snakes and beasts.
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Mexico City
Clarence McElroy
McElroy
San Geronimo
Vera Cruz
Honduras
Roy Gordon
Tegucigalpa
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PROHI
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Richland Parish Folk School
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Granteville, Ga
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