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Congress closes its term with record peace time appropriations
The Seventy Fifth Congress ended with a record 12 billion dollars in appropriations for the peace time period and a total 21.66 billion across two regular sessions and a special session. It overridden vetoes on a land bank loan bill, passed the Wage Hour measure as a major New Deal victory, and approved a revised tax law though the President sought broader changes. The session reflected mixed support for Roosevelt on various programs while signaling voter influence in upcoming elections.
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Seventy-fifth Congress
Roosevelt
Congress
Garner
Bankhead
House
Florida murder case ends with death sentence for kidnapper
Five year old Jimmy Cash found dead shortly before midnight. Franklin Pierce McCall pleads guilty to kidnapping and is sentenced to die in the electric chair. Judge H F Atkinson imposes the death penalty, awaiting Governor Cone to sign the death warrant for an execution likely in late June. The plea eliminates a jury trial and the murder charge is considered a moot point under Florida law.
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Florida
Jimmy Cash
G-men
Franklin Pierce McCall
H. F. Atkinson
Atkinson
Fred P. Cone
Cone
McCall
Notable anniversaries of historical figures born years listed
A chronological note lists births of prominent persons by year from 1703 to 1860 including John Wesley founder of Methodists, William Hooper signer of the Declaration, James N. Barker Philadelphia writer and official, David A. Wells economist, Charles S. Francis sculler and publisher, Dick Canfield gambler and connoisseur, and Charles Frohman theater manager.
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John Wesley
William Hooper
North Carolina
Boston
Hillsborough
N. C
James N. Barker
Philadelphia
U. S. Treasury
David A. Wells
Connecticut
Springfield
Mass
Norwich
Conn
Charles S. Francis
Cornell
Troy
Richard A
Dick”) Canfield
New Bedford
Charles Frohman
New York
Sandusky
Timeline of notable events from 1779 to 1937
A compact sequence lists key moments: Drake lands on California in 1779, Bunker Hill battle in 1773 with heavy casualties on both sides, Washington’s 1796 call to lead America’s army, 1856 Republican Convention in Philadelphia, 1916 U S troops in Mexico, 1925 32 nations Geneva armament treaty, 1928 Earhart transatlantic flight, and 1937 Roosevelt mediation board for a steel strike.
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Francis Drake
California
Britain
Bunker Hill
France
George Washington
America
Philadelphia
Mexico
Amelia Earhart
Newfoundland
Europe
Ay Atlantic
Roosevelt
Mediation Board
Notable births of prominent figures this year
U S Senator Elbert Dr. Thomas of Utah born in Salt Lake City 55 years ago. Illustrator Harrison Cady of Brooklyn N C born Gardner Mass 61 years ago. UNC mathematician writer on literature Archibald Henderson born Salisbury NC 61 years ago. John R Gregg of New York shorthand originator school head publisher born Ireland 71 years ago. Carl Van Vechten New York writer born Cedar Rapids Iowa 58 years ago. James Weldon Johnson Fisk University Nashville professor born Jacksonville Florida 67 years ago. Thomas A Crerar Canadian Statesman born 62 years ago.
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U. S
Elbert Dr. Thomas
Utah
Salt Lake City
Harrison Cady
Brooklyn
N. C
Gardner
Mass
Archibald Henderson
University of North Carolina
Salisbury
John R. Gregg
New York
Ireland
Carl van Vechten
Cedar Rapids
James Weldon Johnson
Fisk University
Nashville, Tenn
Jacksonville
Fla
Thomas A. Crerar
Canadian Statesman
Noted Character Traits in A Stubborn Disposition
The passage describes a person with strong intellect and compassion but a possible quarrelsome or jealous temperament. It cautions against seeking revenge as it will rebound and cause difficulties.
Twins celebrate 91st birthday in Ontario
Owen Sound Ontario reports Charles and William Wendorf of Hanover, oldest living twins, marking their 91st birthday. The brothers have lived in Hanover for 67 years and remain in excellent health.
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Ontario
Charles
William Wendorf
Hanover
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Roosevelt Drives Spending Push Ahead of Election
The piece reports a private push by President Roosevelt to accelerate federal spending and program activity through 1936 elections. It notes increases to relief rolls, rushing construction, and a broader mobilization of agencies to boost purchasing, with hints of shifts in profits language and Civil Service reform reception on Capitol Hill. It also mentions Willkie allies failing to block a TWA dam appropriation and a broader easing of utility funding.
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Federal Reserve
Eccles
Wendell Willkie
Gilbertsville
Charleston,&. C
Political shifts ease tensions as reform bills falter
A lighter mood follows a narrow recovery bill vote by sixteen, with a promised loan condition from a private lender. The federal plan to build and lease municipal plants dies, while Morgenthau’s team is urged to curb misbehavior. Treasury lobbyists target influence payoffs, and a new food act takes effect next year.
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Congress
Douglas-Eccles
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Senate
War Department
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
150 Organists To Meet At Oberlin For Convention
About 150 members of the Lake Erie Region of the American Guild of Organists will convene in Oberlin on June 21 and 22. Represented chapters span Michigan Ohio Pennsylvania and Ohio cities including Cleveland Youngstown Toledo and Erie. The program features registration at Oberlin Inn a luncheon and an organ recital by Laura Louise Bender at Finney Chapel.
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Cital
H. V. Stearns
Youngstown
Finney Chapel
Arthur Croley
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Engsmere Music
Warner Concert Hall
Harvey Gaul
Pittsburgh
Oberlin Inn
Arthur Jennings
Christ Church
Louis E. Daniels
Trinity Cathedral
Cleveland
William Green
St. Paul's Church
Detroit
William Bailey
Capital University
Columbus
Oberlin
Robert S. Fletcher
Charles M. Richards
Allen Memorial Art Building
Fletcher
Richards
Edward G. Mead
Bruce Davis
Lake Erie
American Guild of Organists
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Erie
Ohio
Toledo
Laura Louise Bender
Euclid Avenue Temple
Northern Ohio
ORDER AND DIVINE WILL SHAPE NATURE AS LAWS
A reflection on heavenly order in nature, asserting that God’s will imprints the regular cycles of seed time and harvest and governs natural laws. It contrasts divine purpose with probabilistic or competitive explanations, suggesting modern philosophy highlights math-like reality as a key view of God.
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God
Mexico’s six year plan ends in 1940
Residents of Greenford in Ealing petition council to allow a fish frying establishment in the community.
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Mexico
Greenford
England
Ealing Council
First girl born in five generations in Arbuckle family
An 8 pound baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Ray Young Jr in Arbuckle marking the first female birth in the Young lineage for five generations.
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Arbuckle, Cal
Ray Young, Jr
France considers summer air bases on Adele Land
France may set up summer air bases on Adele Land located between Australia and the South Pole, a region it recently annexed. The move signals expanded polar presence and strategic aerial capability for the French government.
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France
Adele Land
Australia
South Pole
Germany completes 1200 miles of double track motorways
Germany has finished a 1200 mile network of double track motorways. The accomplishment marks a major expansion of the country's road system with extensive new links and improved capacity.
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Germany
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