New York Delegation Demands Eighteenth Amendment Repeal Plank
Amid Chicago proceedings the New York delegation pushes for a clear repeal plank in the platform. They demand resubmission by conventions and warn Crockery politics will shed no toes while clashing with Hoover spokesmen and party leaders. The convention braces for a high-stakes struggle over repeal.
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Congress of the
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Bonus Bill Sparks House Debate on Payment Now
Lawmakers argued over paying a wartime bonus before its due date in 1945. Representative Boileau urged relief, while La Guardia warned payment would not solve chronic problems, stating 2 billion to 4 percent of Americans would not fix the nation’s issues. Amid protests and a 12 day drizzle, veterans gathered in Washington as a Senate move to form a veteran affairs committee proceeded.
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al Lowey
Lindbergh Probe Stirs Calls for Full Police Review
In Trenton New Jersey the Lindbergh baby case again sparked calls for a complete review of police handling. Senator Emerson Richards urged an investigation into five major blunders including the Red Johnson detention, the $50,000 ransom payment, Condon’s hoax, the ransom note hoax, and the body’s burial site, alongside Violet Sharpe’s death by self infliction after questioning. The article notes Brinker’s continued work on a sworn statement at Alpine and Detroit telegrams offering little new results.
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Wrenton
Emerson L. Richards
Sandbergh
Violet Sharpe
Englewood
Dwight W. Marrow
Betty Gow
John F. Condon
Bronx
John H. Curtis
Colonel Lindbergh
Miles
Hopewell
Graduation Address by Clarence O. Lit Ur at Mulino Institute
Former university president Br. Clarence O. Lit Ur addressed the Mulino Institute graduates. The text reflects a formal speech lamenting challenges, urging unity and dedication to justice as graduates prepare to face future duties.
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Clarence O
University of Mulino
Gay
No Protest Yet Filed Concerning Violet Sharpe Death
Washington June 13 British government has not filed any protest or representation with the State Department regarding the death by self harm of Violet Sharpe an English maid employed by Mrs Dwight W Morrow at Englewood New Jersey who had been questioned by police in the Lindbergh case. The British embassy said no instructions had been received from London.
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Violet Sharpe
Dwight W. Morrow
Englewood
Morrows Confident of Girl's Innocence
DETROIT June 13 Robert Burns held for questioning in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping case was released after New Jersey police said he knew nothing. In Englewood Violet Sharpe, a maid in Mrs. Dwight Morrow’s home, is portrayed as innocent by the Morrows, who believe she died from police questioning and sorrow over the case.
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Detroit
Robert Burns
Burns
Violet Sharpe
Dwight W. Mormy
New Jersey
Englewood
Dwight Morrow
Morrows
Miss Sharpe
Duck mother nurses pheasants in Quanah Texas
A Black India duck acts as foster mother to 15 two week old pheasants in Quanah Texas. The hatchlings were raised from 18 eggs brought by Charlie Boynton in a game-bird experiment. Visitors flock to watch the unlikely brood as the birds respond to every sneeze and blade of grass offers cover.
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Quanah
Texas
Charlie Boynton
Believes His Own Mother of Neuritis Heals on Feet Daily
An advertisement touts Norits a German specialist prescription remedy claimed to banish neuritis and rheumatism. It promises relief from neuralgia lumbago and related pains without narcotics, offering a money back guarantee if not effective after first dose. The ad urges readers to visit their druggist and try Norits with a simple test.
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Nurita
Norits
Apartments and listings advertised in a busy ad page
An OCR damaged snippet shows multiple apartment names and addresses like 1313 Gevers, 1416 Broadway, 430 Tercka, 418 Flores, 299 Branade, and others. It mentions monthly rents such as 20 to 60 dollars and asks readers to call for information. The text is fragmented but clearly reflects a classified real estate listing section with callouts for Tuesday availability and various addresses.
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Gevers Marth Manin
Mali
St. Mary's
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