Veterans bear the economy burden in veterans aid cuts
A series of Associated Press notes outlines the Roosevelt plan to cut veteran benefits to trim government costs. The final year’s veterans appropriation starts this month at about 1.5 billion with large reductions for service connected and presumptive cases. Recalibrated disability ratings will cut payments. total disability will rise to around 90 dollars monthly for some cases, while most Spanish American War veterans receive smaller increases. War widows and orphans retain benefits, but hospital care narrows to service-connected cases and destitute dependents. Emergency officers’ pensions drop to about 2,500 recipients with 63 million allocated.
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Jews Yard
Congress
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Herr
Suit Over Auto Crash Blames Flat Tire
Robert Bkurbere of San Antonio sues Traveler Protective Association of America for 8200 plus penalties and fees in federal district court claiming a flat tire caused a crash on April 4, 1932. He says the jack failed and a plank under the car led to a collision that left him with paralysis in his right arm and left leg and neurosis.
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Bederal Disintel
Robert Bkurbere
San Antonis
Traveler Protective Asselation of America
Floresville
Abo
Woman killed in apartment in brutal murder case
Police said Mrs Cobble was beaten to death in her kitchen or dining area, with the room ransacked and clothing strewn about. Her body lay under a table and a window was jimmied. Her car and jewelry were stolen, and a call led to the apartment before the discovery by Miss Birdie Landrum.
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Neen
Birdie Landrum
Kirk Place
Heye
Landrum
Kitchin- Door
Investizet
Elden
Garrges
Jewish Meet Continues as 125000 View Rome of a People
In Chicago on July 4, 125,000 Jews gathered under a full moon to watch The Romance of a People, a portrayal of the Jewish pilgrimage through 40 centuries. The Zionist Organization of America and B'nai Brith also met, with Zionists expected to address Germany's Jewish situation and B'nai Brith to discuss counteracting anti-Semitic activity. the group urged expanding U S Jewish immigration quotas.
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Chicago
INS
Soldier Field
Zionist Organization of America
Binsi Brith
Zionists
Germany
B'nai Brith
United Sta
Tughiyes
Fragments of Bottle Linked to Neighboring Murder Scene
Police tied a shattered bottle found in the kitchen to the Sunday murder on the apartment row. Mrs Heye, neighbor Mrs Simon and maid Miss Landrum recalled noises and a fear of burglary as desks and jewelry were ransacked. investigators suspect a male intruder aided the crime.
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Cabble
Pollice
Bear
Bertram Simon
Pallee
Sib
Miss Landrum
Diends
Heve
Nation observes Fourth of July around the United States
The article describes Independence Day celebrations from Alaska to Arizona with Eskimo dog races in Point Barrow and regional parades in Seattle and Oklahoma. It notes diverse participants including Chinese and Japanese in Seattle, Navajo and Apache pow wow dancers in Playstaff, and other races joining in flags, firecrackers, and barbecues nationwide.
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Associated Press
Hedskin
Yellow
America
Sunboro
United States
Point Bare Row
Alaska
Teochal
Arctic
Seattle
Oklahoma
Centerville Park
Maj
Playstaff
Ariz
Epi
Apsche
Dallas
San Francisco
Florida storm threat spurs tropical warning drive
A strong high pressure area moved tropical disturbance away from Florida coast, with the weather bureau in Miami noting central coordinates near 25.20 N, 86.40 W and a slow northwest to west-northwest drift. Hurricane force winds touched a small area as the system neared the Gulf, while Cuba faced fatalities and damage from a tropical storm crossing Pinar del Rio. In Honduras, Tegucigalpa endured a hurricane, rainstorm and earthquake followed by a fire that destroyed homes and caused landslides injuring three.
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Miami
Fia
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Weather Bureau
Richard W. Gray
Cuba
Havana
Pinar del Rio
Machado
Trinidad
Camaguey
Pinar del Rio City
Tegurigalpa
Honduras
Lnst
Senator Boran Shows Good Recovery After Johns Hopkins Operation
Senator William E Boran of Idaho underwent prostate gland operation at Johns Hopkins on June 26. Hospital reported condition today as very good. Attending physician said he could leave next week but should rest longer.
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Baltimome
William E. Boran
Idaho
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Virginia GOP Urges Beer Legalization and Eighteenth Amendment Repeal
The Virginia state Republican convention adopted a platform calling for immediate legalization of beer and a constitutional convention to vote on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. It also supports adopting a state liquor control program modeled after Henry W. Anderson's proposals from the Wickersham Commission.
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Linghburg
Yauy
Henry W. Anderson
Wickersham Commission
Virginia
Naval Policy That Frames a Strong United States
Swanson lauds a new naval policy as a decisive shift from Hoover Norman Davis diplomacy. He argues the plan restores dignity and security, boosts American industry and employment, and signals renewed world respect while deterring rivals.
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Hoover-Norman Davis
United States
Ex-Praeghe weeps in gel and jail in Fort Worth
An 47 year old former Baptist minister from Brinkley Arkansas sobs in custody after his arrest for thefts at the World hotel and the Texas hotel. He says troubles began after leaving the ministry and turning to drink, and tells reporters about praying for divine guidance in his cell. Investigators Weatherford and Swinney question him. four bedspreads and a blanket were stolen, five bedspreads recovered.
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Forth Worth
City Fall
J. R. Caviness
Brinkley
Ark
Fatromen J. Warrem
Jousplaton
Weatherford and
Swinney
World Hotel
Mother Stabbed Fatally in Row Over Children
BRINKLEY Ark July 4 Two mothers quarreled over their children last night. Mrs M F P Harris about 40 died from kitchen knife wounds, allegedly inflicted by Mrs C Manier during a struggle after Harris struck Manier with a cus. Police said the altercation began when Manier's son called Harris' day care, and Harris, mother of four, had separated from her husband.
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Brinkley
Ark
M FP. Harris
Neghbors
MC. Manier
Manley
Harris
Inquest Called in Woman's Death Near South Loop Ward
Deputy sheriffs said Mire A. Power was found shot to death in an outhouse on the South Loop ward Tuesday morning. A note named Mr. and Mrs. Ravel Rencleg of 6 Borex Street. J. R. Shook to hold an inquest at Ste Riebe undertaking parlore. The deceased had a son named W. Power.
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Mire
A. Power
South Loop
William J. Law
Porter Street
Ste Riebe
Parlore
J. R. Shook
Ravel Rencleg
Borex Street
Kencieg
W. & Power
Carpra Christl
French Briand Statue Delayed by Government Disagreement
Funds are raised to honor Amatie Briand with a statue intended for the palace of peace Briand championed in his career. Government delay and disputes threaten completion and clash with merchants and foreign ministers over the new sculpture.
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Paria
Mamory
Amatiie Briand
Ceres Alles Pecesler
France
Briand
Doherty Company Withdraws From West Virginia
The Henry L. Doherty Company, selling Gléles Service company securities, withdraws its application to operate in West Virginia citing failure to comply with new state securities regulations. Deputy securities commissioner Harold K. Bragford said representatives asked for looser rules, which were refused. New legislation grants State Auditor Edward Sims broader power to demand full information on stock and bond sales and brokerage operations.
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Charleston
W. Va
Henry L. Doherty
Gléles Service Company
Lcense
West Virginia
Doherty Company
Harold K. Bragford
Edward. Sims
Contract Players Open Tournament at Century of Progress
Forty eight contract players lined up to vie for a bridge championship at the Century of Progress exposition. Chosen by elimination contests, each sponsored by a newspaper paying the winning team’s expenses, the players will contest today tomorrow and Thursday for the Jo and Ely Culbertson gold cup awarded under the auspices of the United States Bridge Association.
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Chicago
Jo and Ely Culbertson
Aaspiers
United States Bridge Association
Texas Fourth of July Celebrations Dampen Heat Wave
Texas marked a scorching Fourth of July with many Texans seeking lake and stream relief from oppressive heat. Reports describe celebrate week activities, campaign speeches, and a high temperate scale across the state including Dallas area. A minor explosion injured a woman in Dallas during festivities.
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Dallas
INS
Texas
Josef Weldon Bailey
3 Star
Dallas County
Tom Hunter
Wichita Falls
Denton County
Medina
Mark Peterson
Hi Winder
Weathy
Texarkana
Wicht Falla
Paris
Vernal
Mercury
Abilene
Beathemont
Galveston
Oklahoma
Alstourt
Kansas
Federal Building Observes Holiday
The Fourth of July was observed at the federal building with most offices closed except the U S marshal Guy McNamara and deputies who faced difficulties with figures and prisoner records as they prepared annual reports for Washington.
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Guy McNamara
United States Marshal
Washington
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