Thousands of veterans march toward Washington for bonus
Thousands of veterans converge on Washington from across the country as railroads block and divert freight trains. Police guard Pittsburgh and other cities as marchers press toward the capital. Delegations form in Michigan and Illinois while some groups quarrel over Communist influence and the fate of the 2 billion dollar bonus bill.
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Pittsburgh
Cty
Wikisisburg
Fannsylvania Railroad
Old Robey
Ind
Kennes City
St. Louis
Wichita
Brawley
Calif
Hume
Ariz
Boston
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
American Legion
Greensboro
N.C
Cleveland
Michigan
Timnois
Feds
New York
Chicago
Obla
Eck
To- Ho
Agnew
Lanctater
Easure
Gibbons Guests At Vets Camp In Washington
War correspondent Floya Gibbons visited the bonus army camps in Washington D C. Veterans hoisted her onto a platform at Ancostin camp and asked her to speak. She told them she stood with them in good times and bad, praising the marchers for their national sympathy.
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Washington, D. C
Floya Gibbons
Hearst
Ancostin
Gibbons
Gibbong
Texas Veterans Leave Dallas for Washington Bid
About 300 veterans marching from Dallas to Washington on the Texas division train departed at 4 p.m. amid light opposition. The group included men from San Antonio and Fort Worth, with Dallas leaders resigning after a dispute over leaving box cars. Reverend Richard Lamb of New York spoke at a Dallas meeting before departure.
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Texas’ ‘Army of Bonus
Washington
Dallas
Texarkana
Christ
Saiting
Ted
Ihimacit
Texas Bonus Group Seeks Transportation
Text from Texarkana dated June 5 reports 160 Texas bonus marchers stranded after railroad officials refused further travel and cut three cars from their train. Officials say the march ends here with no immediate danger of a charity problem. the group has food to last about a week and slept in box cars in the yards.
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Union
Longview
Texas
Texarkana
Washington
Tryarkana
Advertising as a Selling Tool Praised by Klein
Dr. Julius Klein, assistant secretary of commerce, told a radio audience last night that advertising is a sharp edged tool for selling, indispensable when used intelligently. He said, with well manufactured products and sound management, it has helped many companies weather business storms of the last two years.
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Washington, D. C
Julius Klein
Columbia Broadcasting System
Ehlein
Girl Killed Five Hurt in Texas Auto Crash
In Brownwood on June 5 Betty Deberry 15 died and five others injured in a collision. H G Lucas Brownwood president of the National Pecan Marketing Association suffered severe cuts. Mrs Lucas internal injuries and fractures of both legs and one arm. Martha Lucas 15 injured on the head. James Johnson 15 and Joe Johnson 13 cut about the head.
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Brownwood
Hearing on Gas Case Postponed
The railroad commission postponed the Henderson gas case hearing due to illness of F C Henderson of Tulsa, president of the company seeking a permit to operate a stripping plant at Sandford. The motion to postpone was granted after discussion.
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Austin
INS
Railroad Commission
Henderson Gas
F. C. Henderson
Tulsa
Sandford
Henderson
Sweden ironing out Kreuger affairs
Crown prince of Sweden signals efforts to resolve the tangled Kreuger case as Peters and Steenstrup, Swedish GM subsidiary representatives, state the prince wants American investors assured that all possible steps are being taken to settle the matter.
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Sweden
Kreuger
New York
Ivar Kreuper
Auicide
Peters & Steenstrup
General Motors
Bremen
Six Republicans Vie for Town Senate Seat Nomination
In Des Moines on June 6 to 8, six Republican candidates, including incumbent Senator Smith W. Brackhart, competed for the primary nomination. Iowa requires 35 percent of the vote to win the nomination. otherwise the nominee is chosen at the convention. Brookhart’s bid aimed to unseat him in Congress.
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Des Moines
United States
Smith W. Brackhart
Will Sheeh
Big Business
Towa
Deimary
Brookhart
Congress
What Congress Is Doing What Congress Is Doing MONDAY Senate Votes on Conferees
The Senate debates a conferees report on the tax bill and continues discussion of the unemployment program. It moves to vote on a furlo ugh plan and an alternative to pay cuts. The House plans to consider Speaker Garner's relief bill under a special rule tomorrow, with the Agriculture Committee handling farm relief.
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House
Garner
Agriculture
Major Gore in Court Martial Over Dog Fight
Testimony recounts Major Gore grabbing at Private Chudzinski when a dog fight broke out between Toppy the squadron mascot and Punch, Gore's dog. Gore allegedly struck the soldier, then claimed he was aroused after learning someone would use Toppy on another dog. Lieut Messmore corroborated the strike and fight details.
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Chudainski
Chulantski
Toppy
Isler
Chudzinski
Chuzinski
B.D. Rockenbach
0. R. Howland
Rockenbach
J. F. R. Booth
Corps Area
General's Office
Chudaniski
Punch
Major Gore
Chudzniski
Caid
W. W. Messmore
Wet Dry Leaders to Stage Debate
A prohibition debate was announced for Wednesday night in Chicago between Clarence True Wilson, general secretary of the Methodist board of temperance prohibition and public morals, and Fred G. Clark, commander in chief of the Crusaders.
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Echo D. G
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Board of Temperance
Fred G. Glark
The
Crusaders
Chicago
Hermann Song Summer School Announces Start Date
City notices announce Hermann Song summer school beginning June 13 at Bonham School South St Marys Street from 8190 to 1130 a m for information contact Hermann Sons Hall 525 South St Marys Street phone Grackett 1591. Ady. ame Frank Zeinert to promote dances at Midway starting Saturday June 11 Jimmie Klein orchestra Adv.
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Hermann Song
Bonham School
South St. Marys Street
Hermann Sons
Frank Zeinert
Jimmie Klein
CAM EEL ee ee APPLY THIS AND All Itching Ends
An ad described as a quick neting germ killer with Blue Star Dintment claiming to stop itching fast. It promises second and third applications to remove rash and cure foot itch and other skin issues, returning skin to normal and odor free, with a money-back guarantee.
Board Meet Court Upholds Routine Bridge Wait
Routine business moved through city commission as Mayor C M Chambers and commissioners allocated funds from multiple accounts. The commission also transferred 100000 from the general sinking fund between banks. Oklahoma motion to dismiss Red River Bridge Co Texas appeal overruled by Judge Pollock in a Denison Durant toll bridge case.
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City Commission
C. M. Chambers
Coroniestoners
Kansas City
Kan
Oklahoma
Red River Bridge Company of Texas
Red River
John C. Pollock
Woman Refuses to Pay $1700 Over Family Tree Study
Chicago June 6. A genealogical society claims Mary Alexander Dahlberg, ex-wife of Byron Dahlberg, refused to pay for a family tree research after disliking the looks of the tree. The bill totals $1700.
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Chicago
Mary Alexander Dahlberg
Byror Dahlberg
Ine Society
Court curtails Reed credit. man jailed for $100 fine
U S Court ends leniency on William Reed who pleaded guilty to prohibition charges last November. Reed’s credit, held since then, is curtailed and he is sent to jail for nonpayment of the $100 fine after extended delays granted by Federal Judge R J McMulan.
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U.S
William 8
Reed
R. J. McMulan
New Deputy 5 Appointed in Precinct No 1
Bexar county commissioners court appointed Ernest Gray as deputy constable in precinct No 1 to replace Charles Haskell who resigned. Commissioner Albert Maverick cast the lone dissent asserting inconsistency in the court’s deputy sheriff stance.
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Bexar County Commissioners Court
Ernest Gray
Charles Haskell
Albert Maverick
Commissioners Court
Houstonian Quits Commissioner Race
Houston's H C Johnson withdraws from the state railroad commission race, citing support from Strawn and endorsing Dallas figure W Gregory Hatcher as the favored candidate.
Hundreds of homes featured in Light Classified Ads
Hundreds of rooms apartments and houses are listed today in Light Classified Ads Reflect your new home now.
Wife Wins Freedom From Neuritie After Weeks of Inability
A woman regains freedom after five weeks unable to work due to Neuritie. An advertising pitch touts Nurity as a painless, revolutionary remedy containing monarcatics of apistes claiming rapid relief with a money back guarantee. It cites 20 000 bottles sold and only three reported no relief, urging readers to consult their pharmacist about Nuria from international farms.
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Nuria
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