Opposite Ends of Capitol Speak on Recent Session
Democratic leaders praise the just ended special session for turning campaign pledges into a balanced budget and boosting business. Arkansas Senator Robinson lauds administration’s performance. Tennessee Representative Byrnes salutes the budget balance. Representative Snell notes highway and naval spending and tax implications.
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Washington
Benator Robinson
Arkansas
Byrna
Tennesee
Mooseheart Graduation Set for 138 Graduates in 28 States
Mooseheart will hold its fifteenth graduation on Thursday June 29. The class includes 342 boys and 69 girls from 28 states led by Pennsylvania with 34 graduates. Each student earns a high school diploma accredited by Illinois.
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Mooseheart
Thursdady
Eye For Beauty Fatal To Child
New York June 27 A three year old boy Michael Vegile died after pulling himself up on a porch urn filled with growing plants. The urn toppled crushing him in the incident reported from a neighbor’s house.
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New York
Michael Vegile
President set to visit as Mrs Roosevelt oversees plans
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt has settled in the Roosevelt summer home on Campo Bello Island and will supervise preparations for the President's arrival on Thursday. The President is cruising up the coast aboard the yacht Amberjack II, preparing for the visit.
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N. B
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Campo-Bello Island
Winged Murder in Lorain Pier Blackbird Attacks Sparrow
Lorain Ohio report from June 27 states postmaster Jospe Jameson witnessed a blackbird seize a sparrow on a Lakeshore cottage pier and drown it by shaking and dragging it to the water. The clipping also advertises The Club open nightly with meals beers baths and Saturday dancing.
Bobby Carpenter Wins Three Marble Matches at Ocean City
Eight year old Bobby Carpenter of Hagerstown emerged as a marble prodigy at Ocean City New Jersey. Dispatches from Ringer Stadium say he defeated Patterson York and Lancaster in the morning rounds then faced a setback against Jost while again playing York. Though considered young for the tourney his bold play earns him praise as supporters hope he advances.
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Hagerstown
Ocean City
N. J
Ringer Stadium
Patterson
York
Lancaster
Dispatches
Bobby
Governor Ready to Aid Welfare Work
State official says Washington County situation may not have reached the governor yet but will receive quick attention if emergency arises. Legislature previously made no special funds appropriation as statewide conditions were considered under control. A special session may be avoided to save expenses, with action taken as needed to prevent a crisis.
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Maryland
Washington County
Kirkman
There's Money In Gophers There's Money In Gophers
Meade Kansas dispatch reports Jimmie Howell followed a gopher carrying a paper in its mouth. The animal dropped a one dollar bill at its burrow, suggesting the animal retrieved two dollars previously. The story is told with humorous rural flavor.
Patience Rewarded Farley Makes Frat Hole in One
E B Farley president of a Sedalia grocery firm achieved a hole in one on the Sedalia Country Club links after 32 years of golfing there. The milestone came last Sunday as he reached the 18th green with a precise shot.
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E. B. Farley
Sedalia Country Club
Four Army filers die when plane crashes near Barcelona
In Barcelona today a military plane with six passengers plunged into the sea near Playa Castell during a test flight. Four Army filers were killed and the fate of the remaining figures was not immediately clear. Dr Edwin A Lee of the University of California comments on education.
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Barcelona
Spain
Playa Castell
Edwin A. Lee
University of California
Deaths and funeral notices in local community
Died at his sister’s home John J. Forsythe aged died of heart trouble at 9 yesterday morning at 415 West Church Street. Survived by two brothers David and Harry Forsyth and three sisters. Body at Kraisa funeral home with viewing until Wednesday. Funeral at St Pauls Letheran Church at 3 p m Wednesday. Burial in St Pauls Cemetery. Also funeral services for Clarence Elmer Dick, 1933 graduate, held yesterday. burial in Green Hill cemetery. Former Mapleville residents with relatives in the area. Additional items advertise fireworks and related goods from Ernest W Miller.
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Mary E. Drury
West Church Street
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Clearspring
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Chanderaburg
William Hawksker
Lucy Forsyth
Hagerstown
Kraisa
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Western Pike
G. I. Rider
St. Paul's Cemetery
Clarence Elmer Dick
C. E. Dick
Waynesboro
Green Hill Cemetery
Mapleville
Davis to Confer With Roosevelt at Amberjack
Ambassador at large Norman H. Davis, returning from Geneva arms talks, heads toward Roosevelt aboard the Amberjack as President Roosevelt sails aboard the Bernardou with his son James. Weather fog delays contact as the ships close in off Lacemon Harbor Me.
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Rogue Island
Roosevelt
Norman H. Davis
Davis
Geneva
Bernardou
James
Boston
Labor Chiefs Take Places at Hearing
At a wide listening session on the textile code leaders from labor and industry gathered as officials like Hugh Johnson presided. Alfred Sloan Jr. and Gerald Swope joined labor figures William Green and John L. Lewis, signaling a debate on fair competition and child labor limits.
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Beneft
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Mine Workers Union
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Hartsville
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Car Damaged Near Woodstock In Sunday Collision
The car belonging to Gara 8. Gross of 21 Pine Street was badly damaged when struck by another vehicle near Woodstock Virginia Sunday evening around 9. Mr Gross and six passengers were returning from Luray and none were injured. The other driver was ordered to appear at a hearing Wednesday evening.
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France issues nationwide debate on repealing prohibition
Former U S Senator Joseph Irwin France issues a national challenge to debate whether Maryland should vote for repeal of the prohibition amendment. The item appears in Baltimore dated June 27 with minor local notices about a beauty shop ad and a church festival on Wilson Boulevard and Pope Avenue.
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Maryland
U. S
Joseph Irwin France
Wilson Boulevard
Pope -Ave
Beneft
Chicago theft case nets Lincoln music box in $1 sale
Chicago Avenue police arrested 18 year old Charles Le Vine who confessed to stealing a music box once owned by Abraham Lincoln from Paul Du Pont and selling it for one dollar. The owner valued the box at five hundred dollars and a penny was returned.
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Chicago
Chicago Avenue
Charles Levine
Abraham Lincoln
Paul du Pont
Groverfield Objects in Court as Judge Finces Fee
In Youngstown Ohio a man named Gordon Groverfield challenged a judge’s decision after being fined $25 plus costs for disturbances. He loudly protested, mimicking courtroom defiance, while the judge increased the total to $50 and costs. The clash reflects a humorous courtroom moment amid a conference setting.
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Youngstown
Gordon Groverfield
Harry Hoffman
Groverfield
Canvass Completed on Repeal Vote in Iowa
The State Executive Council finalized the canvass of the recent Iowa special election. Official repeal majority stands at 127,127 with 376,661 votes for repeal and 249,534 against, a ratio just over three to two.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Executive Council Today
Italian flight postponed to Chicago exposition
Weather again delays a staged flight of three Italian airplanes from Orbetello to the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago. The report notes a 7 percent drop in Norsemen 14 and a 1 percent decline in mates in 1932.
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Italy
Chicago
Tennessee
Suspect Released After Bicycle Robber Probe
A man suspected of being the citys bicycle robber was taken into custody last night by Detective William Peter and later released after questioning. Several witnesses failed to identify him.
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William Petera Pnt
Land
Kiddie Fund Returns With Fresh Air Donations
The Herald-Mail reports fresh contributions to the Fresh Air Fund including a $10 check from the Meridian Club and gifts from Miss Louise Molle of the Dagmar Hotel Nora Michaels of Williamsport and Busy Bee Club of St Pauls Church. The Meridian Club secretary treasurer Pisa Trobanna Schuster notes members’ support to aid Hagerstown children with two weeks on country farms this summer. Officials hope funds cover all plans and urge public contributions by mail to the Herald-Mail.
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Meridian Club
Louise Molle
Dagmar Hotel
Misa Nora Michaels
Williamsport
Busy Bee Clase
St. Paul's U. . Church
Pisa Trobanna Schuster
Meridian’ Club
Hagerstown
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City Employee Salaries Cut Across Board
Salaries of all city employees earning over 150 a month were reduced by 10 percent as of June. Policemen below captain and all fire truck drivers are exempt. The action came in a special session held last night by the Mayor and Council.
Stock Quotations Furnished By Stein Bros and McComas-Armstrong
Today's stock quotations are provided by Stein Bros. & Boyce from the McComas-Armstrong Building. The sheet lists prices and movements for assorted securities and reflects market activity observed during the trading session.
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Stein Bros. & Boyce
McComas-Armstrong Building
Chicago Grain Market Quotations From The Stickell Gales
Quotations from The Stickell Gales Corporation at 26 W Washington St Hagerstown Md cover Chicago grain market activity. Prices and trends for wheat corn and oats referenced with market directions and timing. Findings emphasize supply demand shifts and regional trading behavior in late session quotes.
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Washington St
Hagerstown, Md
Huge Slice To Build Up Navy
Washington reports high officials aim to spend 3.4 billion dollars on the Navy in the new fiscal year starting Saturday. Already 235 million has been set aside by President Roosevelt from public works funds for ship construction in a three year program, with 46 million minimum for the first year for 32 vessels. The plan includes 84 million for shore station construction and plant modernization, to be funded from public works. The 1934 naval construction plan would total 316 to 270 million in cash withdrawals from regular appropriations plus the 46 million from public works.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Swanson
Navy
Lightning Pranks Grand Chute Man At Home
Lightning struck a stovepipe at Daniel Schmidt's Grand Chute home, lifting the top off a shoe and burning his foot while leaving him standing on the other shoe sole. He was otherwise unhurt.
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Appleton
Wis
Daniel Schmidt
Grand Chute
England Silent on Gold Standard Shift in World Finance
Reports from conference circles say Britain faces a choice between joining a stabilisation plan to keep currencies steady or forming an Anglo American monetary alliance with the United States. England remains opposed to a return to the gold standard though a devaluation of European currencies appears likely. American delegates expect only limited moves by France to defend the gold standard.
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France
United States
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