Scouts Ready For Jamboree In Washington
About 27 000 Boy Scouts and leaders from 535 councils will open the national Jamboree in Washington on June 30, running through July 8. Walter C Head and James C West call the encampment new in scouting. The camp spans 850 acres, with a tent city along the Potomac River near the Washington Monument, using 360 acres.
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Washington
Walter C. Head
Boy Scouts of America
James C. West
Potomac River
Washington Monument
Scouts World Jamboree to feature city services and exhibits
Act of Congress and President Roosevelt invite all scouts to the world jamboree with full city services and foreign participation. Health service collaboration to guard camp against disease. Exhibits at headquarters and regional camps show scoutcraft across regions. A detailed event schedule covers daily arena displays, council meetings, religious services, parades, and a grand review. Also reported: coins melted and sold for $45 from Great Western Railway ticket offices.
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Roosevelt
U. S. Public Health Service
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National Council
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Mass
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Washington Monument
Arlington
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Region Eight
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Nevada
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London
Great Western Railway
Grooms Get Flowers In Dallas License Push
Dallas Texas June marriage license applicants receive lapel flowers from County Clerk Ed Steger. The program aims to honor men seeking marriage licenses this month.
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Dallas
Tex
Ed Steger
Ephs Fined $25 In Urbana For Intoxication
Charles Ephs hitchhiked to Dayton prompting Urbana officials to fine him $25 for intoxication. Mayor Dallas McCrery handed him sentencing papers and urged him to leave town.
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Urbana
Charles Ephs
Dayton
Dallas McCrery
Ephs
Indictments Seek First Degree Murder In Slayer Case
New York district attorney William C. Dodge asked a grand jury for three first degree murder indictments against 29 year old Robert Irwin who killed three people over hatred for a fourth He prepared to seek an insanity defense by asking for a court order to have Irwin examined to determine legal sanity Irwin described Easter Sunday killings including Mrs Mary Gedeon her daughter Veronica and their boarder Frank Byrnes He claimed Mrs Kudner the sister of Veronica spurned him and inspired the killings The man traveled after the crimes visiting several cities before surrendering in Chicago He told officers he had remained in New York a week after the murders and then headed to Philadelphia Washington Willard Ohio Cleveland Chicago and eventually to New York where a kitchen maid from the Gedeon household later identified him as a suspect The maid described Irwin as a perfect gentleman and she later gave a sensational interview for a compensation payment The report notes local residents recently visited the jail in Chillicothe Idaho to view the renovated jail.
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New York
William C. Dodge
Grand
Robert Irwin
Dodge
General Sessions
William Ailen
Perry A. Lichtenstein
District Attorney's Office
Irwin
Lewis J. Valentine
Mary Gedean
Veronica
Frank Byrnes
Mre
Ethel Kudner
Gedeon
Henrietta Koscianski
Henry
Both Houses Yet Again Deadlocked Over Ohio Budget
Columbus June 29 The budget deadlock between the House and Senate leaves state departments facing possible operation without lawful funds for two weeks in July. A joint conference failed to bridge the gap between the Insurgent Senate and administration House. Emerson Campbell proposed a partial $31,447,241 appropriation from July 1 to Sept 30. the current $20,222,597 bill expires tomorrow. The House adjourned subject to call as the Senate plans to meet next week with Lieut. Gov. Paul Yoder pushing for a resolution.
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Columbus
House
Senate
Joint Conference Committee
Emerson Campbell
Helmont
Paul P. Yoder
Flags Burned By New Ritual At Urbana
In Urbana an inaugural ritual of the H. M. Pearce Post American Legion destroyed 60 worn flags in an outdoor ceremony. Lieut. Col. William Vance said army and navy officials showed interest and the national Legion may adopt the ritual. Flags were inspected, then dipped in kerosene and burned over a fire as buglers sounded To the Colors and the company stood at attention while the chaplain offered a prayer.
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Urbana
H. M. Pearce
American Legion
Army
Navy
William Vance
Army Reserve Corps
Vance
National American Legion of
Ctaly
Legion
Conference panel debates bill on school funding and transfers
The committee seeks a deal or new panel as key disputes persist. Insurgent demands push $1,000,000 for free textbooks to private and parochial schools while a clause blocks interdepartmental employee exchanges.
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Chillicothe
Joseph Vincent
J. T. Barnard
Middle Ave
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Erie Avenue
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W. Erie
Oberlin Avenue
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A. EK
Buckingham
Middle Avenue
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Oberlin Road
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Abbe Road
Lake Avenue
Lake Ave
Oak Street
Northeim
Grafton Road
W. J. Paster
Shefield Lake
K. A. Johnson
Shefield Village
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Vermilion
H. G. Roback
Lake Road
Termilton
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Herrick Street
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McDonald
Meteo Street
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