Congress urged to join relief for jobless veterans
The piece calls on both houses to back public works funding from Garner and Wagner bills and repeal barriers to swift construction. It argues Congress must provide employment for unemployed veterans and other jobless Americans to prevent hunger as winter approaches.
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Asia Warning Sen Tol ls Asia Warning Sen Tol ls
Viscount Tkujiro Ishi, former ambassador to the United States, addressed a Monroe Doctrine style warning for Asia at a dinner in Torio Japan honoring Joseph W. Grew the new U.S. ambassador. He warned a grave situation would arise if the United States sought to dominate Asia.
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Japan
Viscount Tkujiro Ishi
United States
Asia
Joseph W. Grew
Grew
America-Japan Society
Gasoline Prices Raised in Chicago Area by 1.1 Cents
Gasoline retail prices rose 1.1 cents today in the Chicago area served by Standard Oil of Indiana Shell Texas and Sinclair. Motorists also paid 1 cent more per quart of lubricating oil. The hot days curb house hunting and prompt a look at light rental ads and Mary Lou Crockett 2400.
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Standard Oil of
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Texas
Sinclair Companies
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Uslings
Roosevelt Wins Six Instructed Hoosier Votes
INDIANAPOLIS June 21 Franklin D. Roosevelt was assured of six Indiana votes for the Democratic presidential nomination as the state convention assembled to name candidates for state offices and for United States senator. The Fifth, Eighth and Ninth congressional districts instructed their delegates to back Roosevelt with four on condition his name is on the ballot and two on the first ballot.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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New York
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Garner Returns to Capitol Office After Illness
Speaker Garner ended a 10 day vacation and returned to his capitol offices after a bronchitis attack. He, aged 62, was advised by Dr. George Calver to avoid over exertion for several days as he resumes duties in Washington D C.
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George Calver
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Mexican quake stirs citizens after shock in capital
Residents of the Mexican capital fled their homes and filled streets after an 8:40 p m earthquake lasting several seconds. Motion picture and dance hall patrons rushed outdoors but little damage was reported. Authorities monitored aftershocks and advised calm.
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Senora Calles Diagnosed With Brain Tumor in New York
In New York on June 21, Senora Calles wife of former Mexican president Flatarco Elias Galles was said to suffer a brain tumor. Her physician disclosed the condition and a conference of specialists was set to decide on feasibility and timing of possible surgery.
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Flatarco Elias Galles
Mexico
Income Tax Receipts Fall Sharply in June
Tax receipts on June 18 totaled 21,243,202.58 dollars, more than halving last year's 47,819,006.75. For the month to date collections reach 199,252,783.69 versus 213,627,884.73 at the same point a year ago as second quarter reallections proceed.
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Washington, D. C
New Jersey Turk Kills Wife and Two Sons
In Paterson New Jersey Mohammed Dosti a 32 year old Turk fatally shot his wife and her two stepsons and wounded another family member before police overpowered him and arrested him on homicide charges two days after the June 21 report.
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