Unemployment relief bill advances in House with broad support
The House passed a Democratic unemployment relief bill by a wide vote. It allocates 300 million dollars in loans to states via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for direct relief, 1.5 billion for expanded jobs through construction, 40 million to finance exports of surplus crops, and a 500 million federal bond issue for highways flood control and other projects.
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Congress
Democrats for Brief Platform Seeks Swift Inland Waterways Action
A Missouri candidate A Reed leads a push for rapid inland waterways completion. New Orleans Mayor Walmsley, James M. Thompson, and Rep. Reid urge continued flood control funding and warn interruption would be disastrous for the Mississippi Valley.
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Missouri
Walmsley
New Orleans
James M. Thompson
Mississippi Valley
Representative Reid
Illinois
Bills and Fists Fly at Capitol as Debates Rage
Senate Finance Committee sharpens the general appropriation bill adding about 280000 in amendments,预计 final passage beyond 17300000. Hood state prohibition repeal bill fails 36 to 51 as House opposes reform amid heated exchanges and protests.
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Hugo Dore
Ville Platte
Senate
Claude W. Duke
New Orleans
Dore
Finance Committee
Stich
State Colony and Training School
Buie
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Chandler
Cole
Cunningham
Drake
Edwards
Ethridge
Feazel
Ferguson
Friedman
Gilmore
Hamiter
Hammon
Herbert
Hoffpaulr
Holloway
Hood
Horton
Sizable Roll Call Names Terms and Absentees Listed
A long list names Hunter Monette Jones R D Jones R P Kennedy Lang Lee Lester Lucas Madison May Majewski Mc Eneely Meaux Morelock Payne Pegues Riddle Sharp Shattuck Shaw Smith Walker Wilds Wilkinson Wimberly Wright totaling fifty one. Absent or not voting show Bradford Burns Calhoun Curry Dougherty Holloway Hutchinson Leuissier Martin Morvant Pavy Peyton Spencer Williams totaling twelve.
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Monette Jones
R. D. Jones
R. P. Kennedy
Lang
Lee
Lester
Lucas
Madison
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Shaw
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Calhoun
Curry
Dougherty
Holloway
Hutchinson
Leuissier
Martin
Morvant
Pavy
Peyton
Spencer
Williams
Roosevelt Men Plan End to Ancient Rule at Convention
Roosevelt advocates pursue efforts to retain the two thirds rule from the 1832 convention while opponents study party laws to unite diverse factions against an empire state executive in next week's meeting.
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Empire
Roosevelt drive on two thirds rule risks third party
Governor William H. Murray warned that abolishing the two thirds rule could fracture the party and trigger a third party bid. He argued Roosevelt supporters must not overturn the rule or risk nominating Champ Clark and splitting the party.
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William H. Murray
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
Champ Clark
Rooseveltians Push Open Rule Change at Democratic Convention
A Roosevelt campaign plan outlines securing a simple majority to abolish the two-thirds rule. Alfred E. Smith disputes the delegate tally, while Farley announces the pledge to end the two-thirds rule. Wheeler is tapped to lead the campaign for permanent chair. Maryland’s Governor Ritchie arrives with his delegation as Smith and McAdoo monitor events. Two meetings slated to draft a platform and review contested delegations.
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Gray clad veterans march in Richmond and Washington parade
Gray clad veterans march through Richmond with flags as bands play Dixie. They will return for another parade on Pennsylvania Avenue near the White House past a likely Hoover absence, reviewed by Charles Francis Adams.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
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White House
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Hoover
Rapidan
Charles Francis Adams
Navy
Veterans, Sons of Confederate Veterans
Confederated Southern Memorial Association
Gray’s Armory
Nurse Testimony Delays Court On Choir Singer Betrayal Case
Miss St. Pierre faced cross examination over her claim that a choir singer betrayed her under a marriage promise. The court heard concerns about timing as the defendant stood firm in her account amid questions on the alleged affair.
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Hutton
Aimee
Lorrin Andrews
Miss St. Pierre
Lester Roth
Hoover's Action Awaited In U S Policy Renewals
Washington June 24 Awaiting President Hoover's approval is legislation to let 97 000 World War I veterans renew five year government life insurance contracts for another five years without more medical exams Premiums would be set by attained age with an expected average age of 41 at renewal Current law requires conversion to higher premium policies and would cost about 171 annually on 6800 of insurance
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Hoover
White House
Veterans Bureau
House Veterans Committee
Flood lights urged if Selman receives night mail
The article recalls pilot Mr Elliott landing at 10 p.m. after a sandstorm delayed him in Texas. Mr Oliver explains if not for local field knowledge the landing might have failed. A compass failure during the West Coast trip forced guidance by a Frances hotel beacon visible over ten miles west of Ruston.
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Texas
West Coast
California
Mexico
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Monroe
Frances Hotel
Ruston
Negro Bible Schools Commencement Tonight
Joint commencement exercises for colored children who attended daily vacation Bible schools at local churches will be held at 8 o clock tonight in the auditorium of the colored high school. More than 400 children are to attend the exercises.
Harvey G Fields Calls Meeting On Cutting Rates
Harvey G Fields calls a conference to adjust gas and electricity rates following petitions from Oak Grove Rayville Mer Rouge Pioneer Epps Danielle Floyd Kilbourne and other towns in Moreshouse Richland West Carroll and other parishes. Signers include all West Carroll parish gin companies seeking rate reductions citing Arkansas gas prices 15 to 20 cents per thousand cubic feet lower than NE Louisiana.
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Rayville
Mer Rouge
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Floyd
Kilbourne
Mores House
Richland
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West Carroll Parish
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Louisiana
Confederate Veterans Die In Virginia Car Crash
J C Burch of Anderson Alabama died of injuries after an automobile accident near Quantico Virginia. S Y Fowler of Florence Alabama was critically hurt. The pair were traveling to Washington from the Confederate reunion in Richmond when the car driven by Ruby Reeder of Florence Florence overturned two miles south of Quantico. Burch died about three hours after the crash at the marine hospital.
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J. C. Burch
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Ala
S. Y. Fowler
Florence
Washington
Richmond
Ruby Reeder
Here
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Marine
Velvetized texture face powder hits market in red box
Plough releases Favorite Bouquet Powder promising a super fine velvet texture. Created by a velvetizing process and 200 mesh silk sift, the powder blends smoothly while clinging to stay fresh. adults are urged to ask their drug store or toilet goods counter for the square red box priced at 25 cents.
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