Filibuster Causes Delay On 224 Million Deficiency Bill
Washington June 21 An Associated Press report notes a Republican filibuster slowed proceedings on a 224 million deficiency appropriation bill delaying final action to the next day. The move prompted calls for quorum and roll calls as debate was limited to two hours. Leader Snell accused Democrats of unfair tactics while Millard blocked a first reading, forcing passage of a lengthy 68 page bill.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Snell
New York
Millard
RN. Y
Hauptmann Seeks New Trial After Death Sentence
In Oregon Hauptmann presses for a retrial while asking a clerk to read in slow measured tones. Democratic leaders push three must-pass bills in three days to keep the house working until a vote. Pearl McCain dies after a wagon accident when a four inch corn stubble pierces his eye and brain in Reno, California.
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Pearl McCain
Reno, C
Buying Flurry Boosts Stock Market Prices
Wall Street reports a higher close as a buying surge in the second hour lifts many shares. Advances cited include U. S Steel Western Union American Can Columbian Carbon Standard of New Jersey Chrysler Santa Fe Bethlehem Steel and Northern Pacific.
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Associated Press
Wall Street
N. Y
U. S Steel
Western Union
American Can
Columbian Carbon
Standard of New Jersey
Chrysler
Santa Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Northern Pacific
Tacoma lumber heir kidnapping duo faced death demand
Mrs Margaret Waley and her husband, 19, confessed to kidnapping a Tacoma lumber heir. Caught in Salt Lake City, Utah, they spent a $5 bill from the Weyerhaeuser ransom money. Local prose cutors indicated the death penalty would be demanded.
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Margaret Waley
Salt Lake City
Utah
Weyerhaeuser
Tacoma, Wash
Associated Press
Deseret News
Official Indicted Col Joseph J McMullen in DC
Col Joseph J. McMullen chief of the patents section of the army judge advocate general's office was indicted by a Washington grand jury on charges of accepting fees from a firm lobbying against a tax bill Associated Press photo shows the scene.
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Joseph J. McMullen
Army Judge Advocate General's Office
Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Scott Funeral From Residence Tomorrow at 2
Funeral services for Douglas Scott 74 will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 from his Vale street home. Dr Ritchie Ware pastor of the Christian church will conduct. burial in Wildwood cemetery. Keyser Funeral Home in charge. Pallbearers include church deacons and elders from the 62 year member church ties. list names Active and Honorary announced. ushers named.
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Douglas Scott
Vale Street
Ritchie Ware
The
Christian Church
Wildwood Cemetery
Keyser
Scott
Table Rock
Crow
Beckley
L. E. Shrewsbury
George Parker
Harry Anderson
Roy Millican
A. R. Summers
W. C. Mullins
Sam Thompson
Oscar Williams
J. C. Heaberlin
W. B. Ware
Bruce Carper
C. A. Toner
Howard Phipps
W. W. Hume
J. W. Givens
J. P. Clay
W. H. File
A. C. Sutphin
L. H. Thompson
Dr. C. L. Calloway
Andrew H. Smith
G. W. Warden
Jackson Smith
Burwell Ware
George W. Williams
Ten liquor stores to be opened this week in several towns
The state liquor control commission announced plans to open ten liquor stores in the coming week. Locations include Welch Logan Williamson Marlinton Montgomery Lewisburg East Rainelle Quinwood and Webster Springs. Stores were opened today in Hinton and Keyser.
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Liquor Control Commission
Welch
Logan
Williamson
Mar
Linton
Montgomery
Lewisburg
East Rainelle
Quinwood
Wabster Springs
Hinton
Keyser
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals
Luther A. Campbell
David T. Wilentz
C. Lloyd Fisher
P & G Soap
Wesco
Krogers
Chuck Roast
Country Club
Ibs
Cuba
China
Irving Thalberg
M-G-M
Norma Shearer
Juliet
Letchworth
England
Somers
W. D. Redmond
W. A. Stanley
Hugh Dann
Irby Webb
E. W. Huddleston
Ney Caldwell
C. W. Fisher
Carroll Hutchinson
Ira Hurt
R. E. Murray
James Halstead
J. C. Hurt
R. M. French
Ushers
M. F. Noel
C. M. Doss
T. H. Keaton
W. Lafon
Charleston
State
Boston
P. S
the Friendly Store
W. VA
Raleigh Radio & Refrigerator Co
Bays Cash Store
Quinwood, W. VA
Beckley, W. VA
Bays & Huddle
Gauley Bridge
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