Legislative Rest Urged by Forbes Study
By Forbes B C in Washington and Wall Street observers note progress toward congressional adjournment and a hoped for rest from legislative threats. Markets rally on a hopeful path to recovery as confidence grows in bonds stocks and the dollar.
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Washington
Wall Street
Congress
Dallas Man Quits Comptroller Race
James M. Sheppard a Dallas butcher who recently entered the Democratic bid for state comptroller withdrew his candidacy. He said the incumbent George Sheppard of Sweetwater is entitled to a second term and he will not run.
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James M. Sheppard
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Sweetwater
Washington Trees At Crossing Plant Historic Apple Orchard
A brief note from Washington Crossing Pa on June 1 reports thirteen saplings from the farm believed to be linked to George Washington. The plantings mark a historic apple orchard seedling project celebrating early American horticulture.
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Washington
Washington Crossing
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Traces of Lost Aviators Found by Australians
Perth reports revived hope for Capt. Hans Bertram and his companion missing since May 17. Natives brought a bag a cigarette case with a German message and a marked item to Father Cubere at Drysdale mission. Footprints of two men seen 100 miles northeast of Wyndham heading southward. No contact since Bertram departed Kupang Timor for Port Darwin Australia.
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Clarendon Banker Dies by Own Action
Holman Kennedy a 37 year old cashier at Donley County State Bank and president of the Panhandle Bankers Association died yesterday from self inflicted gunshot wounds. He entered the Buntin Funeral parlor and after greeting a staffer fired the pistol to end his life.
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Descent into Kilauea Brings Back Volcano Victims
A Japanese contractor descended into Halemnumau crater at Kilauea to recover the bodies of Sylvester Names aged 20 and Margaret Enos aged 17 after a man killed his sweetheart and leaped in. He emerged eight hours later with the corpses, signaling success with a white flag and collecting his $1000 contract pay. A note mentions the ordeal being tied to fictional or sensational reporting.
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Masses Held at St Anthony Shrine Dedication
Low masses were held Monday morning in the National Shrine of St Anthony on Prancisto streets. The services followed the corner stone blessing held Sunday afternoon and were attended by several thousand people. Archbishop A J Droasner officiated at the dedication and grotto blessing for Our Lady of Lourdes near the shrine. The shrine will replace the Alama, first church in this country in honor of St Anthony, with total cost 61,000,000 and first unit expected to be finished this year at 75,000.
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Tank Cars Explode After Cotton Fire Shakes Charleston
A burning cotton gun yesterday triggered an explosion of three gasoline and Serasene filled tank cars, shaking Charleston Mississippi and sending flaming fuel across a wide area.
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Mrs Vanderbilt Runs On 1400 A Year Income
NEW YORK June 13 7 Socially prominent widow Mrs Vanderbilt widow of Reginald Vanderbilt has an income of 1400 a year as disclosed by guardian George W Wickersham for her 8 year old daughter Gloria Laura Morgan Vanderbilt. It was thought the residuary estate after a 1925 probate would be large but debts left the total about 100000. Guardians petition to continue a 4000 monthly child support was granted.
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New York
Kac
Reginald Vanderbilt
George W. Wickersham
Gloria Laura Morgan Vanderbilt
Wickersham
Referendum Act Object of Group in Los Angeles
A newly organized local group advocating a national referendum act reported 2200 members in its first week in Los Angeles. The organization aims to collect 20 million signatures to place constitutional amendments before the people for a vote.
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Los Angeles
Twenty Milian
San Antonio Scientific Society marks twenty eighth anniversary dinner
The Scientific Society of San Antonio observes its twenty eighth birthday with a 7 30 pm dinner in the Buckingham room Menger hotel. Dr David Cerna president speaks on The Progress of Modern Medicines. J Gochran discusses The Expansion of Modern Education. Rev Albert J Hegeman and St Marys University choir perform The Educational Value of Music. Col Martin M Crimmins pays tribute to the flag. Chaplain C C Bateman conducts invocation. William J Cox serves as toastmaster. Assisting Hensinger are Avery B Cushing and Jack W Person. Public welcome.
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San An Tonio
Buckingham
Menger Hotel
Edward ‘W. Heusinger
David Cerna
J. ©. Gochran
Hensinger
Avery B Cushing
Jack W. Person
C. C. Bateman
William J. Cox
Martin Depew Faces Kidnap Charges on Return to KC
Philadelphia dispatch reports Martin Depew en route to Kansas City in custody to face kidnap charges. Authorities say he admitted involvement in the December abduction of Nell Donnelly, a Missouri dress manufacturer. Depew, also known as Martin Deputy, fled Kansas City six months ago after Donnelly was released by an eight-member gang that held her for two days and demanded 75 000 dollars.
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Martin Depew
Kansas City
Nell
Donnelly
Missouri
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Depew
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Club Women Study Homes in America
Seattle June 13 club women of America at the General Federation convention examined U.S. homes focusing on family finances and child welfare. Dr Josephine J Peirce of Mina Ohio led the division on family finance while Mrs Frank E Humphrey of Reno Nevada reported on child welfare.
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America
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Josephine J. Peirce
Mina
Ohio
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Reno, Ney
Pilgrims Reach Ireland for Eucharistic Congress
A contingent of American pilgrims landed at Queenstown on June 13 en route to Dublin for the Eucharistic Congress. The party included 2 bishops, 3 monsignors, 57 priests, and 24 nuns, proceeding to join events in the Irish capital.
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