POOSEVELTS VETERAN PLAN WINS APPROVAL
Washington June 9 The house committee unanimously accepted modification of President Roosevelt's veteran cuts compromise and planned action tomorrow. The rule will include the measure, with the rules committee to approve first. The plan reduces service connected and presumptive cases and preserves appeals under new boards. The Glass bank reform bill waits for January session as other measures move in conference.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Agen
Sin Tee
Roosevelt
House
Special Veterans Committee
Representative Pou
N. C
Rules Committee
Lea
Cal
Special Vetus
Independent Offices
Senate
White House
Federal help promised Ohio relief funding
Washington said Ohio must bear its full relief burden to receive federal aid. Harry Hopkins, head of the Federal Emergency Relief Administration, told Gov. George White the state could get 1.6 million dollars a month for rest of 1933 if it matches funds and increases local appropriations. He noted Ohio’s need estimated at 4 million monthly, and emphasized no large grant without matching state and local support.
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Washington
Ohio
Harry &. Hopkins
George White
Hopkins
Rool
Texas Girl Denies Romance With Elliott Roosevelt
Ruth Googins 25, a Fort Worth brunette, denies any romance with Elliott Roosevelt after Mrs. Roosevelt travels east. The first lady declines to comment noting Elliott’s existing marriage.
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Texas
Elliott Roosevelt
First Lady Heads to Newark Amid Family Divorce Talks
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt flew from Columbus to Newark after breakfast in Fort Worth. She denied aiming to reconcile Elliott Roosevelt’s split and rejected romance rumors linking him to Ruth Googins. She said the trip was not about her son's private life and she did not meet Miss Googins.
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Elliott
The
Dallas News
Columbus
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Newark
N. J
Fort Worth
Tex
Miss Ruth Googins
Ft. Worth
Miss Googins
Hold Temper Says Cool Head Wins Heat War
Dr Herman Bundesen, president of the board of health, urges calm under heat. He says keeping a cool head prevents heat effects better than water in Lake Michigan or beer in Munich.
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Associated Press
Herman Bundesen
Board of Health
Lake Michigan
Munich
Hite Convicted of First Degree Murder in Akron Case
Henry J. Hite was found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to life. His wife Elizabeth and daughter Betty are accused of conspiring to lure Louis Harlacher to the Hite home where he was shot. Jury of four women and three men recommended mercy. a new trial motion was filed. John W. Miller, already serving a life term, pleaded guilty for the Goodyear engineer’s February 19 death.
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Akron
Henry J. Hite
Elizabeth
Betty
Hite
Louis Harlacher
John W. Miller
Harlacher
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Measure Passed For Repeal Vote
The Arizona House approved submitting repeal of the 18th amendment to voters by 47 to 14. The bill calls for a constitutional convention with 14 delegates if the senate and Gov Boeir approve, to be chosen October 3, alongside a special election to name a successor to Lewis W. Douglas as representative.
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United Press Phoenix
Ariz
House of Representatives
Senate
B. B. Boeur
Lewis W. Douglas
Congress
Mattern Flier Reaches Siberia In Around-The-World Flight
American aviator Jimmie Mattern continued his globe attempt landing at Krasnoyarsk then Beloye Siberia near Irkutsk. He passed Nizhni Udinsk at 2 05 p m Moscow time and left Krasnoyarsk at 11 55 a m Moscow time after recovering from nausea.
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Moscow
Jimmy Mattern
Beloye
Siberia
Irkutsk
Associated Press
Jimmie Mattern
Nizhni Udinsk
Krasnoyarsk
Mattern
Chita
Belovo
Neighbors in feud injure two men in Ohio counties
A family quarrel over a farm well sparked shootings in Adams and Jackson counties. Louis Davisson was wounded in Adams county when Ernest Thomas fired on him as he reached a water well on the Thomas farm. Rice, a second man, was hospital bound after a separate incident.
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Adams
Jackson
Louis Davisson
Mercy Hospital
Ernest Thomas
Thomas Farm
Peebles
Adams County
Thomas
West Union
Rice
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Davisson
Thomas Place
Airplane Hits Wires Killing Two Naval Fliers
Oceanside Calif June Lt Jack C Richardson and Machinist Mate F C Glazner naval aviators attached to the scouting agency landing field collided with power lines during a landing. Navy authorities said the fliers misjudged their distance.
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Oceanside
Calif
Jack C. Richardson
F. C. Glazner
Gency
Navy
Railroad Bill Approved by House in Administration Push
The House approved the administration's amended railroad bill paving the way for Senate action and a possible return to the President. The vote marks a major step in rail policy and funding as Congress moves to finalize the measure.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Today
Senate
Lamont Sells Stock to Avoid Income Tax Deductions
Thomas Lamont and his wife sold and repurchased stock in December 1930, enabling a $114,807 deduction from his 1930 taxable income and saving about $20,000 in taxes. The maneuver involved over 5,000 shares and was reviewed by the Senate Morgan investigation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Thomas 8. Lamont
J. P. Morgan and Co
Senate Morgan
Lamont
Internal Revenue Bureau
J. P. Morgan
John W. Davis
Morgan
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Committee
Johnson Named Cleveland Indians Manager
Walter Johnson nicknamed the Big Train was named manager of the Cleveland Indians. He will replace Roger Peckinpaugh after a dismal stretch that dropped the club from first to fifth in the American League standings. The decision followed a rare board meeting.
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Cleveland
Walter Johnson
Cleveland Indians
Johnson
Roger Peckinpaugh
Indians
Peck
Club
Second French Default Seen Now Affecting War Debt
Paris reports a new French default affecting the war debt payment due to the United States on June 15. Premier Daladier, answering deputies on foreign policy, avoided any direct reference to the debts in his reply.
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Associated Press
Paris
United States
Daladier
Chamber of Deputies
Armour Extends Lead as Open Golf Sees Low Scores
Low scoring second round at North Shore under improved conditions. Tommy Armour shot 68 to lead by five strokes, with Ralph Guldahl close behind and the curly haired St. Louis pro posting a 33 on the front nine, a new North Shore record.
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Glenview
Inl
Tommy Armour
Ralph Guldahl
St. Louis
North Shore
Hull and MacDonald Hold Private Luncheon on Economic Conference
Secretary of State Cordell Hull and British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald met privately for about 45 minutes after luncheon at Ray Atherton's home. The talks followed Hull's critique of minority groups steering debate to minor issues and stressed the need to advance discussions amid the global economic crisis without a fixed timetable.
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Associated Press
London
Cordell Hull
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Ray Atherton
MacDonald
Hull
Plant resumes in two weeks at Hitchcock unit in Oak Hill
The brick plant formerly William E. Dee in Oak Hill Ohio will be renamed Hitchcock unit of Portsmouth Refractories Co. and placed in operation in two weeks. It will produce firebrick and clay products for Portsmouth Works Wheeling Steel Corp and others as the two local plants work day and night.
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William E. Dee
Oak Hill
Hitchcock
Portsmouth Refractories Co
Jackson
Portsmouth Works
Wheeling Steel Corp
Double Ohio Killing Puzzles Authorities
The bodies of Elijah Cramblett and his wife Myrtle were found near their New Philadelphia home. Elijah, 65, appeared shot, and Myrtle, 65, was found dead with unknown cause. Neighbors recalled Myrtle last seen May 24, while Cramblett had disappeared.
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Associated Press
NEW
Laffoon And Chandler Rival In Naming Kentucky Colonels
FR4SKForT Kentucky June 9 a friendly rivalry has developed between Gov Ruby Laffoon and Lieut Gov A B Happy Chandler over appointing Kentucky colonels The official count shows the governor ahead by 10 as acting governor Laffoon has commissioned 625 honorary aides while Chandler on four acting terms has named 615 such aides
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Laffoon
Chandler
Kentucky
Elimination of Grade Crossing Sought as Relief Project
Scioto county advisory relief committee discussed eliminating the Franklin Furnace grade crossing as a federal public works project. The proposal may go to the state relief commission. bonds of 5 000 were authorized for relief with R F C to buy 50 000 if needed for direct and work relief.
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Franklin Furnace
Scioto County
County Advisory Relief Committee
State Relief Commission
Roosevelt
Public Works
Orin L. Graves
Graves
State Taxing Commission
Scioto Trail
Shelton
E. J. Shelton
Salvation Army
Bloom Township
Oscar Burton
Clay Township
Carl Seth
Clay
George Gregory
Clyde Cochran
Seth
Cochran
Triple murder in east side flat ends in suicide
Raymond Irizarry, 33, stabbed his mother in law Julia Vizarrondo, sister in law Cecilia 25, and his wife Ricarda during a heated quarrel. After fleeing into the street pursued by a crowd, he stabbed himself in the chest as a policeman closed in.
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New York
Raymond Irizarry
East Side
Irizarry
Julia Vizarrondo
Cecilia
Ricarda
Phone Company Ordered to Pay 108000 Refund
Court ruling requires a telephone company to refund 108000 in excess charges collected between August 1 1905 and May 4 190. The decision enjoins enforcement of a state utilities commission order demanding the refund.
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State Utilities Commission
Ohio Assembly Pursues Tax Bill and Budget Path
Ohio lawmakers push toward final general legislation then divert to tax and budget measures. The Senate may act on Ward amendment to cut real estate tax from 15 to 10 mills, with hopes for 12 mills by committee. The House yesterday passed an emergency bill 118 to 0, now awaiting Senate action.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Senate
Senate Taxation Committee
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Over-Subscribe of Federal Notes Surpasses $5 Billion
Washington reports an over-subscription of the $900 million treasury notes and certificates offering. Subscriptions exceeded $5 billion when books closed on all offers above $10,000. It marks the first issue after the gold clause repeal resolution that no longer bears payable in gold coin. Government officials and financial leaders watched the issue closely.
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Washington
Treasury
Woodin
United States
Steel Consolidation Reports Denied by Republic Steel
Youngstown Ohio June 9 B F Fairless executive vice president of Republic Steel Corp said reports from New York alleging a merger with Otis Steel Co and McKinney Steel Holding Co were news to him and that he had heard nothing about any merger negotiations.
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B. F. Fairless
Republic Steel Corp
New York
Otis Steel Co
McKinney Steel Holding Co
Cabinet in London Reviews War Debt Question
London June 0 The cabinet met for over two hours to discuss the war debt issue. It was understood the matter was not finally settled and remained under consideration.
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Associated Press
London
Too Much Heat Delays Bridge Span in Oshkosh
In Oshkosh Wisconsin June 9 the bridge tender opened a span to allow a boat passage and it refused to close until firemen sprayed cold water on the metal beams to contract the bridge.
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Associated Press
Oshkosh, Wis
Record Heat Swamps Portsmouth As Mercury Tops Century
The city endures another June heat wave with a new Portsmouth record of 100 degrees. The day saw temperatures reaching 98 at 2 pm and 100 at 4:30 pm while the overnight low held at 77. Crowds fled indoors as heat intensified across the town.
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Cleveland
Maurice Bennett
Mercury
Portsmouth General Hospital
Clyde Fitch
Bennett
C. G. Bremlin
Ray Strawser Inc
Mercury Hits
New Record
Robison Avenue
Alice Bennett
Joseph Walker
Wortland
Flora Carr
Hamilton
Wheelersburg
Clarence
New Boston
Parm
Circleville
John
New York
Samuel Bennett
Portsmouth
H. A. Schirrman
Eighteen Road Workers Suffer Heat Incident Near Coal Grove
Eighteen laborers on a coal yard road near Coal Grove were overcome by heat while temperatures topped near 100. They were revived after resting in shade but could not resume work. IRONTON report notes the day’s high and the workers’ recovery status.
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Ironton
Coal Grove
Sultry Night Gives Way to Refreshing Breeze Across City
A hot night eased after a reviving breeze around 4 30 am as forecasts call for partly cloudy skies and possible scattered thundershowers. Parks were crowded with people seeking relief and Dreamland pool in the East End drew crowds despite heat.
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Dreamland Pool
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