Hoover Vetoes Rankin Bill Aimed at Deficit Risk
Washington June 24 The Hoover administration pushes to kill the Rankin Bill passed by Congress. Hoover plans a veto message denouncing the measure as unjust and a forerunner of a treasury deficit. Republicans vow to sustain the veto, aiming to shift the fight to the Senate. The Swick substitute for World War veterans pensions is set for action next.
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William 3. Neal
Btart Gortit
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Treasury
House
Panange
Swick-Johnson
Senate
Weather quirks spark small town observations
Pa Newc reports a warm night with a street car operator delaying for ice cream. Volleyball grows among South Siders as a net rises near Phillipa St for daily play. Pa Nene urges highway improvements, noting a bridge near Hickory Creek needs repairs. Hay harvests rise in Exstern Otto and Western Pennsylvania while tractors power farming across the border in Eastern Ohio. Baby Austins from Butler and other cars head to Sigantic trucks. Large trucks dominate western roads, carrying diverse cargo as long auto trips become common.
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Exstern Otto
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Balem
Butler
Sigantic
Pa Nene
Daily Weather Report Summary
Daily weather record shows a high of 90 and a low of 63 for the 24 hour period ending at 9 a.m. No precipitation reported. River stage noted at 4.6 feet and stationary.
Fiancee of Atlantic Flier Recounted in Phone Call Toll
Miss Mary Powell, fiancée of Major Chas Kingsford Smith, was bedridden with a sore throat from answering countless telephone calls after the aviator bridged the Atlantic. She received a cablegram from him saying another stage is done. She plans their wedding on September sixth and dismisses reports of a return flight.
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Mary Powell
Melbourne
Australia
Avne Mervisas
London
Chas, Kingsford-Smith
Powell
Chilla
Milas Powell
Miss Powell
Vancouver
Atlantic
Rhen
New Sidewalks On East Side Street Planned
Washington street will see new sidewalks this summer as AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH lays conduit beneath the east-side walk. Many blocks must be torn up and replaced at the company’s expense. Mrs. Mayme Roberts of Cleveland is widow of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Freed of South Ray street.
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Washington Street
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Mayme Roberts
Cleveland O
Mrs. 5
W Freed
South Ray Street
Kingsford-Smith Flight Prep Noted In Chicago Report
The dispatch notes pilot Kingsford-Smith facing harsh winds as he plans a major flight. The piece mentions a radio fine and comments on the dangers of crossing harsh weather, with references to Doc Eckener and a crowd of 20,000 Rotartans seen in Chicago, none harmed.
Heke Rager Has Diphtheria Reported
Health bureau reports six year old Jack L. Thoman of Highland avenue has diphtheria. Public health authorities advise isolation and prompt treatment to prevent spread in the community.
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Jack L. Thoman
Ayéhue
Chy Health Bureau
Queen Helen Leaves Bucharest for Germany to Reside
Queen Helen of Roumania plans to leave Bucharest for Germany and reside permanently likely in Frankfurt with her mother. The move follows King Carol II's refusal to let her educate Crown Prince Michael. Rumors link Magda Lupescu to the king and a royal exile amid palace intrigue.
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Bucharest
Germany
Helen of
Michael
Carol
Magda Lupescu
Lupescu
Vienna
Mme. Dumitrascu
Dairy Field Day At Volant Announces Prize Cattle Show
Volant hosts the third annual dairy field day with prizes for Holsteins Guernseys and Jerseys. Visitors from the surrounding countryside attend as John H Shaw leads directors in presenting a developing show larger than prior years.
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Volant
John H. Shaw
Three Items Remain On Congress Calendar
Washington June 26 three major issues hover over Congress as adjournment by July 1 or July 10 looms for the administration. Prohibition Boulder Dam and Muscle Shoals dominate Senate debates while the House would gain from early adjournment. A London Naval Treaty ratification looms for the Senate in a special session.
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William K. Hutchinson
Sraff
Washington
Congress
Senate
Boulder Dam
Muscle Shoals
House
Moses
N. H
Johnson
Cal
White House
Hoover
Vandenberg
Mich
Writer Of Verdict Dies Before It Is Presented To Court
Special to the News reports Mercer Pennsylvania June 26 1930 After serving as foreman on a jury that heard a case before Judge R L Hildebrand of New Castle E Homer 70 of Greenville died suddenly before the verdict could be returned to court The jury retired and Homer was foreman An agreement was reached about 8 o clock last night and the verdict was scaled to be delivered to court this morning He died at his Greenville home during the night The verdict which he prepared following the agreement was accepted by the court this morning
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R. L. Hildebrand
New Castle
E. Homer
Greenville
Homer
Death Notices for Ona Carr Doris Montoze Wallers
The notice lists Ona Carr age 35 of 431 Superior and Doris Jean Montoze infant of 431 Park Avenue, along with Marie S Wallers age 72 of New Castle and A Frank Book age 46 of 1024 East Washington Street.
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Ona Carr
Superior
Doris Jean Montoze
Park Avenue
Marie S. Wallers
New Castle
A. Frank
Book
East Washington Street
Two County Sites Offered for New Federal Prison
Bids opened by the U S Prison Commission show two Lawrence county offers for a new federal penitentiary in the Pennsylvania New York area. One site covers 983 acres by R C Love of New Castle, the other 1000 acres by C P Clark. About 70 bids were submitted from Pennsylvania counties with prices from 22000 to 225000. Final site selection likely will be delayed as Congress reviews the bids.
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Washington
U. S. Prison Commission
Pennsylvania- New York
Lawrence County
R. C.love
Mew Castle
C. P. Clark
Pennsylvania
Congress
Opposition To Naval Treaty Grows In Washington
President Hoover demands quick action as opposition to the London Naval Treaty gains strength in Washington. Senatorial rounds of protest prompt drafting of reservations aimed at weakening key treaty provisions, with Hoover insisting the Senate act this summer despite opposition and delays.
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George
Holmes International News Service
Washington
Hoover
Senate
Two Gold Star Mothers Receive Blood Transfusions in France
During a French visit to honor sons killed in World War II, two American Gold Star mothers received blood transfusions. Mrs. Raymond, 75, from River Isle, suffered intestinal trouble, and Mrs. Lange, 48, of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, had a chronic stomach condition. Lange showed improvement while Raymond’s condition remained critical.
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Potlus
Bland
Complete Check Of County And City Population
County totals 96 708 show healthy growth versus state peers. City of Lawrence records 48 627 population while the county stands at 95 708, gains of 3 089 and 11 163 respectively from 1920 figures of 44 938 and 85 545. Final totals will be submitted to the Census Bureau for official confirmation with little expected change.
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Lawrence County
Brown
New Co Tle
Census Bureau
Federal Troops Quell Mexican Coup Riot at Chihuahua
Federal troops were sent into Chihuahua after a coup d etat led by Manuel Prieto. One person died and two were injured as rival factions contested control of the state capital Chihuahua city. Gabriel Jimenez, Chiapas police chief, was killed. Manuel Jesus Estrada named Governor by the victors, while Francisco Almada led his side from Juarez.
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Tex
Chihuahua
Republic of
Atexi Jen
Manuel Prieto
Frida
Chihuahua City
Francisco Almada
Juarez
Gabriel Jimenez
Chi- Niahtua
Coun
Manuel Jesus Estrada
Stace
Almada
Con‘ Tral Taday
3000 Grangers Attend Picnic In Inver-Conn
Three thousand Grangers gathered for the Inver-Conn picnic at Erna Springs Rock on a Wednesday in Pennsylvania. The event featured praise for leaders and officials, with remarks from General Char and others, and included renamed officers and local governance updates.
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Pennsylvania
Erna Springs Rock
Char
Moonlight mushball benefit at hospital Friday night
A Moonlight mushball game under floodlights tops a New Castle benefit night at Tag-Bart Field with Boy Scouts and high school acts. General chairman Wesley Davy leads preparations for 8:30 PM start, expecting thousands. tickets sold at Spartans Goods Store and Hart Company hardware.
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Tag- Bart Field
Jamecson Memorial Hospital
Eld
Aodlights
New Castle
Australians To Reach New York In Late Afternoon
Australian plane makes fog troubled start from Harbor Grace to New York with expected arrival later today. Officials note a welcome planned upon landing as crew details and timing remain unsettled amid travel disruptions.
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New York
Harbor Grace
Endurance Plane Gasoline Tank Reported Leaking
A report indicates the endurance aircraft had a gasoline tank leak during a test flight. Details are fragmented with unclear timing and officials cited as responding to the incident.
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