Hoover Campaign to Pass Pension Bill Amid Rankin Clash
Washington June 25 President Hoover nears victory in his drive to veto the Rankin veterans bill while backing a compromise pension plan costing 50 million dollars a year for three years to provide pensions for 225 0 World War veterans. House caucus pledged votes to sustain a veto and to ensure passage of the pension measure as leaders warned Congress to stay in session until a veteran bill is signed.
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William International
Treedon
Hoover
Treasury
House
Congress
Nicholas Longworth
Tilson
Connecticut
Neal
Ate
Golf Gear Sales Surge Among Local Shoppers
A local business contact reports golf equipment sales this year exceed the previous decade, suggesting the Municipal course drew many non-golfers. Heavy clouds passed over New Castle Tuesday with little rain yet strong winds in parts of town. A new rustle lodge for a summer camp, funded by Mrs. Freda L. Rentz, will begin camp grounds development and lodge completion is slated for July 1.
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Pa Newe
Pa Newee
New Castle
Freda L. Rentz
Daily Weather Report for 24 Hour Period
Weather statistics show a maximum of 88 degrees and a minimum of 68. Precipitation measured 6 inches. River stage at 4 to 6 feet and falling.
Wrecked Plane May Solve Mail Fliers Fate
Wreckage from an airmail plane possibly flown by Maurice Graham, who disappeared in a January blizzard between Sas Vegas and Salt Lake, was found in Utah's Wasatch near Cedar City. Torn parachute fragments were recovered. Graham’s body has not been located and a mountain search will begin as officials hope he survived the crash.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Maurice Graham
Sas Vegas
Nev
Salt Lake
Wasatch Mountains
Cedar City
Here
Graham
Western Air Express
Western Air
Senators Rebel Against Holding Special Session
Washington June 25 almost one third of the Senate rebels against President Hoover’s demand that members stay in torrid Washington until the London Naval treaty is ratified. A round robin with 24 to 28 signatures asks to delay until after the November elections. Hoover remains firm that ratification must occur before adjournment, regular or special. Ambassadors Dawes and Morrow, members of the London delegation, were consulted by the press.
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George R. Holmes
Hoover
Senate
White House
Dawes
Morrow
London
Adjournment Of Congress Will Not Occur Saturday
Senate and house debates focus on the Boulder Dam funding and a World War pension measure as administration leaders abandon a Saturday adjournment plan. The second deficiency bill remains pending and will extend into next week. Arizona senators Ashurst and Hayden oppose a $10,660,000 appropriation for early work on Boulder Dam, while clerks discuss a cloture move and dry questions loom over enforcement commission funds.
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William K
Washington
Toulder
Colorado River
Gag-Rue
Senate
House
Congress
Hoover
Boulder Dam
Arizona
Ashurst
Hayden
Murdered Woman Found In Lake Near Chicago
The body of Mrs. May Galbraith, 63, a practical nurse, was pulled from Lake Michigan. Her mouth was taped shut with adhesive and her head wrapped in cheesecloth. No water in the lungs, suggesting death by other means. An eye abrasion and a tied posture imply she was slain and disposed of in the lake after attending a neighborhood cinema. No motive evident.
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Cinternasiona News
Ioe
Chicago
Lake Michigan
May Galoosith
Chicago Airport Fire Destroys Sixty Planes
A early morning blaze at Chicago municipal airport destroyed three hangars and sixty airplanes, crippling air service with losses exceeding $2,000,000. The Universal and Goose line hangars burned along with a Stout hangar. twenty Fokker tri-motors valued at $55,000 each were among the aircraft lost. Two Ford tri-motors were saved.
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Canternational News
Chicago
Universal and
Goose Airlines
Stout Line
Youngstown Man Killed In Franklin Pa Truck Crash
Andrew Latterman of Youngstown was killed when his express merchandise truck lost control on a Franklin hill and plunged into French Creek. The nine ton sugar cargo overloaded truck rolled at 70 mph, injuring no one else. Latterman died of drowning after being thrown from the vehicle. He left three children.
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International News Service
Franklin
Andrew Letterman
Youngstown
Mifteenth Street
French Creek
Lovterman
New York Central
Latterman
Letterman
Mutual Transportation Company of
Missing East Side Girl Is Back Home
Gertrude McArthur 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank McArthur of 921 Winslow avenue is back home safe and sound after a mystery disappearance Saturday evening. She called from Youngstown to her mother and was traced through a job application there. Parents and friends are relieved and satisfied by her safe return.
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Gertrude McArthur
Mra
Frank McArthur
Winslow Avenue
Youngstown
McArthur
Te News
Radio saves our lives says flight commander in Atlantic flight
Major Kingsford Smith leader of the Southern Cross credits the in-flight radio with saving lives during the first west to east ocean crossing. The crew restocks fuel and supplies while awaiting a clear takeoff window to resume toward New York as Harbor Grace locals watch the historic voyage.
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International Wawa Service
Ateft
Greernationi
Barrier Harbor
Grace
Newfoundland
Charles Kinesford-Smith
Southern Cross
East LO WeEst Locay
New York
Kingsford-Smith
Harbor Grace
Jong
Paris
Ocean Flight Statistics From International News Service
New York report on Kingsford Smith and the flight crew shows an estimated distance of about 210 miles, time from takeoff to landing around 0 12, with a 28 minute elapsed time and an average speed near 72 miles per hour. Arrival listed at 8:53 a m EDT on Wednesday.
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Servic
New York
Charles Kingsford-smith
Will Rogers Letter From Chicago Describes Rotarian Influence
Special to The News from Chicago June 75. Will Rogers comments on Rotarians driving crooks out of the city and contemplates their ability to handle troublemakers. He notes new lines of commerce demand sharp, organized leadership and jokes about a low wing single engine plane, joking Lindbergh.
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Chicago
Will Rogers
Vatican Denies Pope Illness Amid Rumors
Vatican officials stated Pope Pius XII has not altered his routine and denied illness amid rumors. The 73 year old pontiff was preparing for several audiences and a canonization ceremony next Sunday while doctors urged daily rest due to a bladder trouble aggravated by extreme heat and a heavy schedule.
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Vatican City
Pius XL
Il” An
Pont
Pontill
Holy See
Fireworks Plants Await Decision By Industry Board
A Tuesday conference in New Castile with Department of Labor and Industry officials and local business leaders discussed the proposed halt on fireworks manufacture until safety rules are met. Industrial Board chair D. Glick presided as Attorney Clarence Paterson and D. I. Rass of Vitale Fireworks spoke for five local manufacturers. The hearing focused on Rule of Reason and safety factors.
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Depa
Carewe
Ence
Flight Declared Sporting Stunt by Eckener
In Germany on June 25, Dr. Hugo Eckener, commander of the Zeppelin Great Zeppelin, calls the Southern Cross flight a marvelous achievement but a sporting stunt. He notes the airship could not carry passengers or mail and remains a symbol of transport potential rather than practical service.
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International Nowe
Friedrichshapen
Germany
Jdune
Huro Eckener
Zenpehn
Arora
Death Record for Anna Perkins in Beavney at 88
A death notice lists Anna Perkins, age 88, with connection to Cleveland and Beavney. The fragment indicates a death location and age, but full details are unreadable.
Australians In Plane Land In Newfoundland
Major Charles Ainesford-Smith and three companions land the Southern Crest at Harbor Grace Newfoundland completing a daylight non stop east west Atlantic crossing. The aircraft faced impenetrable fog on the final leg but crew maintained bearings and position to reach Newfoundland safely. The voyage marks a historic crossing of the Atlantic to New York.
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Jeffrey Lathatoen
RIR Correet
ST. John Infoundland
Shine
Charles Ainesford-Smith
Cirace
Hata
Ruppert Vodax
Newtoy
Cosell
New York
Riot in Seville Sparks Serious Striker Clashes
Unclear OCR text reports heavy patrols and tense stand off in Seville Spain as striking workers clash with authorities. Details are fragmented but indicate a serious public disorder situation and police response.
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Seville
Spain
Untitled Historical Memoir Fragments of garb and events
fragments describe a sequence of people and garments with unclear names and actions. references include suits coats and outerwear, with mentions of garments tied to weather and social roles, all in a loosely connected narrative tone.
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Evert van Dyke
Joan W. Slannage
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