Bonus Marchers Filtered as Undesirables Face Scrutiny
Washington June 1 Authorities report a rising number of “floaters” and unemployed men joining the bonus march in official camps. Veterans leaders pledge cooperation to expel nonparticipants while police praise the organizers as orderly. Rep Patman of Texas pushes a two billion dollar two installment bond plan to pay adjusted World War certificates with 98 of 145 signatures needed by Friday.
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Edward B. Lockett
International News Service
Braff
Washington
Congress
J.B. Bennett
Pelham D. Grassford
Patman ‘Dy
Texas
TL Patman
Chicago
Hoover Opposed Wet Plank In Idaho Prohibition Debate
Idaho figure Borah has been in consultation with Mr Hoover amid party rifts over the prohibition plank. Sarah, a staunch dry, rejects any compromise while Idahoan drafts a tentative wet plank at the president’s request. Brown redrafts a dry plank as White House stays silent on the issue.
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Borah Fr
Idaho
Hoover
Sarah
Brown
White House
V. F. W. Drum Corps Meets On Thursday
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Bugle and Drum Corps will hold a special meeting Thursday evening June 2 at 8 p.m. at the U.S. Army Recruiting Station in the St. Cloud building. Every member is to be present and turn in his uniform at this time.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Bugle
U.S. Army
St. Cloud Building
Memorial Day Visitation and City Transport Efforts
PA NEWC OBSERVES reports on Memorial Day vehicle caravans to the cemetery arranged by Fred L. Bents, transport chair, with seven cars. The piece muses on the evolving public square and future demolition of aging buildings, while noting Rural Avenue hill route as a travel option for residents and ongoing city reconditioning efforts.
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Fred L. Bents
Transportation Committee
North Hill
Pa Nene
State Board Delays Decision on Engineer Case
FF Miller continues as city engineer while the state board of engineers registration reviews the Hoskins case. City council noted Hoskins had been registered in New Mexico and sought Pennsylvania registration, raising questions about legality of his appointment. Mayor Mayne interpreted the law to require a state registered engineer. Until action by the board, Miller stays in office and Hoskins remains assistant.
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Miller
State Board of Engineers Registration
Harry Hoskins
Hoskins
Mayne
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
State Board of Engineers
Openings For Four Young Men Urged By Navy Recruiter
Uncle Sam seeks four young men for the U S Navy as Fred Allison chief goatswain’s mate on recruiting duty warns a city that he wants to secure them before July 1. Since January Allison has enlisted 14 New Santae boys in the U S Navy.
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Sam
Navy
Fred Allison
Allison
U.S. Navy
Von Papen Aims to Form Cabinet and Trigger Elections
The report states Von Papen would form a cabinet and, if a vote of non confidence passes, dismiss the legislature and call new elections. Hitler's fascists await gains in Reichstag representation, potentially securing a decisive power share. The expected rightist cabinet would be militaristic, with many named ministers from that faction.
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Adolph Hitler
Himdenburg
Instructions for a self scoring quiz appear in a damaged page
The readable lines describe a misprinted quiz on judging statements for truth and wisdom. It instructs placing marks in columns labeled True and Iadie then tallying correct answers with a 10 for each correct entry. The note mentions page 16 for the answers and a perfect score in 100.
Budget Balancing Tax Bill Passed After Late Night Senate Vote
The Senate approved a budget balancing tax bill by 72 to 11 after midnight, shifting from 200 million to 238 million in government costs. It imposes higher taxes on incomes, excises, and imports, with swift moves toward conference to finalize differences with the House.
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Senate
Hoover
House
Senate Finance Committee
Sky Bride thrills lifelike romance thriller at Regent
Richard Arlen Virginia Bruce and Jack Oakie star in Sky Bride a Paramount picture described by previews as a modern stunt flying romance thriller. Technically supervised by Hollywood stunt experts the film arrives at the Regent theatre on Thursday and is praised as highly entertaining.
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Richard Arlen
Virginia Bruce
Jack Oakie
Paramount
Sky Bruce
Hollywood
Alvestunters
Regent Theatre
Charges Filed Against Walker Over City Bonds
Seabury told a House committee that Mayor Walker profited from city contracts through Reliance bonds and coupons. He cited deposits to Walker accounts at Federation Bank and Trust and claimed bonds were turned over to Mrs. Walker for conversion to stock.
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Reliance Company
Walker
J. A. Sisio
Louis A. Cuvillier
Seabury
Als
Slate and Company
Relance Company
Federation Bank and Trust Company
Reliance Bond and Steel Company
Walker Toy
Two New Chickenpox Cases Reported in City
The city health officer reports two new chickenpox cases in the last 24 hours. Patients are Leila Raney, 7, of 128 North Walnut Street, and Mary E. Gettings, 10, of 663 Superior Street.
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W. L. Stoon
Leila Raney
North Walnut Street
Mary E. Gettings
Superior Street
Deaths of the Day and Local Obituaries Highlight June Losses
Death notices from Pittsburgh and Lake Erie engineer Jesse Rice of 126 Richelieu avenue to Jameson Memorial Hospital complications after gallstone surgery are followed by brief obituary items for infant Jonnyay Preston II died at six months, Antone Ehart of 1015 Dewey avenue, James Casey of Oakland California, and John Giese of West Pillsburg with services and interments noted. Additional notices include Cynthia Rager of Enon Valley and John A. Reed of Smith streets with funeral details and a brief plumbing inspection report by Harold Dunlap.
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Jeane N. Rice
Jesse N. Rice
Richelieu Avenue
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Iuselty
Henry Rice
John Ray Preston
Jonnyay Preston II
John Ray
Marjorie Dum Preston
East
Lincoln Avenue
Jos. S. Rise Company
East North Street
S. EB. Irving
First United Presbyterian Church
George Washington Junior High Girl Reserves Install Officers
Tuesday evening’s George Washington Junior High School Girl Reserves meeting closed a pleasant semester. Installation of new officers included President Peggy Zingland and secretary Martha Mae Shaffer with a faultless program of dance readings and songs led by Dorothy Fletcher and others.
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George Washington Junior High School
Hick
Peggy Zingland
Martha Nell Shaffer
Martha Mae Shaffer
Gertrude Hitchcock
Jean Cartwright
Nancy Werilake
Dorothy Cooper
Leah Davis
Estelle Cukerbium
Betty Parke
Dorothy Pietcher
Marjorie Blaine
Lily Smith
Jean Me~ George
Suzanne Sadler
Ruth Whalen
Frances Sticker
Reading
Isabelle Douglas
Ethel Cowles
Dorothy Fletcher
Second Call For Pyma Tuning Workers From Renee County
Y M C A official issues summons for a group of Puma Luming cam workers from Renee County to report next Friday morning after arriving here. Listed are George W. Grieder Oscar K. Heath Slair Brown James Mardean Eugene Callahan Edward Kerr Robert Campbell Chester Craft DeMark William MacKenzie Charles Hook John Mujeren William Woods Arthur Kaufman and a second party of ten previously sent. Also note advice on mixing mustard with a milk mix to keep mustard fresh longer.
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Renee County
Ll. Meermans
Pymatuning
George W. Grieder
R. BD
City
Oscar K. Heath
North Rat Street
Slair Brown
James Mardean
East Division Street
Eugene Callahan
Two Seconds Opens at Penn Theater With Tony’s Woman
Edward G. Robinson delivers a dynamic Broadway performance in the sensational Two Seconds opening tomorrow at the Penn Theater Mall. Critics hail the controversial plot and Robison’s peak acting as a standout edition to the season.
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Edward G. Robinson
Penn
May Start Move for Vote on Bonds
Commerce through Louis G Genk presides as support grows for bond votes. Backers argue residents should decide on financing for a new county courthouse and related projects. A dramatic incident is noted with a death or accident early Sunday, prompting questions about a resident’s actions.
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Louis G
Court House
Ohio coroner cites woman’s self-inflicted death
Youngstown report states coroner M. E. Hares ruled the death of Mrs. Ebbie Neece at 2 Werner Street as suicide by self-inflicted action. The case was reported June 1 and appears filed with local authorities, giving few additional details.
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Youngstow
Gorener M. E. Hares Yester
Don Vereign
Ebbie Neece
Werner Street
Death of Local Woman’s Mother Reported
The notice reports the death of the mother of Mrs. Lithan Diu, indicating the passing of the local woman’s mother. Further details remain unclear in the fragment.
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Sereain
Lithan Diu
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Hunk" Anderson
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Illnois
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Dewey Avenue
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St. Joseph's Church
German Beneficial Union
Tony
Philadelphia
J. F. Ross
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Pauline Anna
John Berrglass
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Ehare
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New Castle
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John Dickson
L. B. McAnnanney
Thomas Jones
Mineral Ridge
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John Giese
West Pillsburg
Mr. Reed
John A. Reed
Smith Streets
Book-Leyde Mortuary
Neshamoel Avenue
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Oak Park Cemetery
Harold Dunlap
Pout
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George Washington Club
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Pyma
Marcy
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Ohio
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Cascade Park
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Sam McGoon
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