Marchers Clash With Police In Cleveland Ohio
About one hundred bonus marchers clashed with police in the Pennsylvania railroad yards as veterans tried to storm the roundhouse for transport to Washington. A marcher was beaten unconscious and others were knocked down as mounted officers charged, then order was restored and the group moved toward Bedford to renew attempts to commandeer a train.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Washington
Bedford
Here
Bonus marchers move by rail from Jersey City to Newark
The Balti more and Ohio Railroad superintendent's office said several hundred bonus marchers gathered at Jersey City station and were loaded onto a passenger train to Newark. Officials reported no trouble or disturbance during the transfer.
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Jersey City
N. J
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Newark
Veterans Blocked by Freight Train Snag Near Clacksburg
Two hundred bonus marchers bound for Washington were halted when Southern Railway officials stopped their freight train. The engine and cab were sent to Charlotte, cars left on tracks, and some passengers removed. The rest milled about the cars, with some perched atop. The delay lasted for a considerable period.
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Clacksburg
S. C
Southern Railway
Washington
Charlotte
Veterans Face Foodless Stay in Washington Rally
Thousands of veterans marching on Washington confront hunger and shelter shortages as police report dwindling supplies. The Patman $2 billion bonus bill looms with 132 of 145 signatures needed for a House vote expected by June 18.
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Washington
Glassford
Patman
Congress
Capitol
Burns
House Appropriations Committee
Veterans Join Bonus March From Union Square to Washington
About 300 veterans from the Workers' Ex-Service Men's League began a march from Union Square toward Washington. They wore pieces of old uniforms and were described as a radical group of organized veterans.
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New York
Union Square
Washington
Workers’ Eix-Service Men’s League
Atlanta Legion Commander Scott Tram mell issues state notices
Atlanta June 4 Scott Tram mell commander of Atlanta Post No 1 American Legion issued state wide directives and updates to post activities and membership.
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Atlanta
Scott Trammell
American Legion
Cash bonus vote in house urged by signatures
Washington June 4 funds for the soldiers bonus drive to force a House vote on the 2 billion full payment bill gathered 137 signatures and aimed to reach 145 to secure a June 13 vote. Veterans in tents near the capital pressed for action while officials warned of possible trouble and evacuation thoughts.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Congress
House
Representative Fuller
D., Ark
Luther H. Reichelderfer
Board of District of Columbia Commissioners
War Department
Capitol
National drive by taxpayers for budget cut
A national drive to cut the federal budget by 750 million dollars and lower taxpayers’ bills was launched in Chicago. Representatives from 600 organizations in 39 states formed a national committee of 40 to coordinate plans and press lawmakers in every district. The group urged only productive public works and set a goal of reducing expenditures by June 30, 1933.
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Chicago
National Organization
George W. Rossetter
Chicago Association of Commerce
Congress
United States
Rossetter
Hoover
Platform Committees
Resolutions Committee
Conference
Atlanta Man Killed in Auto Crash
Atlanta police said Jack Smith died in a hospital from injuries May 31 when struck by an automobile driven by James Head. Head is held on reckless driving charges, witnesses say Smith parked his car and was struck as he stepped into the street.
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Atlanta
Jack Smith
James Head
Smith
Roosevelt 10 Gets Evidence In Walker Case Next Week
The Walker affair increases national interest as Investigator Seabury plans to rush the official record to Governor Roosevelt early next week. Roosevelt presses action amid calls to file charges, with Citizens Union and allied groups seeking Mayor Walker's removal.
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New York
Walker
Franklin LD. Roosevelt
Samuel Seabury
James J. Walker
Roosevelt
Legislative Investigating Committee
Seabury
Tammany Hall
William J. Schieffelin
Citizens Union
Citizens Committee of One Thousand
Merchants Association
Five Known Dead From Floods In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City reports five known dead as flood waters recede. Seven missing remain unaccounted while officials plan sheltering hundreds in a tent city at Fair Park and housing in city buildings. Red Cross from St Louis to assist. request for government tents under consideration.
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Oklahoma City
Fair Park
Lindberghs Not On liner as reported
Reports that Col Charles A Lindbergh and his wife were aboard the liner La De France were denied at Mrs Dwight W Morrow home in Englewood New Jersey Friends of the Lindberghs say he planned to attend the trial of John Hughes Curtis on June 27 in Norfolk The Lindberghs also want their expected August baby born in this country says family friends
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New York
Col
Charles A .Lindbergh
Dwight W. Morrow
City Court Dismisses Most Involved in Black Shirts Meet
In Atlanta on June 4 one man was fined 27 dollars and three others were dismissed in city court over a proposed meeting sponsored by the American Black Shirts. Cases against W. G. Brown David Perkins and J. M. George Batchelor were noted. A woman listed as Mrs. D. G. Maddox had her case placed on the dead docket and judgment for two men using aliases Lee Martin and Holt Gewinner was reserved.
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Atlanta
Black Shirts
W. G. Brown
David Perkins
J. M. George Batchelor
D. G.maddox
Lee Martin
Holt Gewinner
Revolt erupts in Chile as air corps leads push on Montero
In Santiago on June 4 revolutionaries led by the air corps and former ambassador Carlos Davila moved on government house. Martial law and a state of siege were declared as 5,000 volunteers formed to resist. General Carlos Vergera confronted rebels while President Montero vowed to resist until the end.
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Santiago
Chile
Army Air Corps
Carlos Davila
United States
Air Force
Marmaduke Grove
Juan Esteban Montero
Grove
Air Corps
Government House
Montero
el Bosque
Carlos Vergera
Buoyant Bond Market Bets On New Corporation
New York June 4 A buoyant bond market and a brisk stock rally greeted the American Securities Investing Corporation formed by banking institutions under Morgan leadership to seize investment bargains. Bond issues rose to $20 to $70 per $1 000 and many preferreds and common stocks gained. notable moves included American Telephone up 3.50 to 90, U S Steel 1.75 to 30.25, and Eastman Kodak 2.37 to 43.75. Transactions totaled about 900 010 shares.
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New York
American Securities Investing Corporation
Morgan
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
American Tobacco
Peoples Gas
Santa Fe Railroad
Consolidated Gas
New York Central
General Motors
Eastman Kodak
Woolworth
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Westinghouse
Savannah Wins 1933 Georgia Educator Convention
Macon Georgia June 4 Savannah was awarded the 1933 convention of the Georgia Education Association over Macon and Atlanta at a meeting of officers and directors. The event will be held in April with exact dates to be named later. Savannah notes 200th anniversary since its founding.
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Macon
Savannah
Georgia Education Association
Atlanta
Kyle T. Alfriend
Ormand B. Strong
Chatham County Schools
W. T. Anderson
Georgia
Hausner Sails Atlantic in Bellanca Monoplane
Stanislaus Hausner departed New York for Europe in a Bellanca monoplane with 525 gallons of fuel aiming for Warsaw Poland. No word since last night with sightings over Halifax and Sydney Nova Scotia. possible landings in London or Paris if fuel runs short. his wife prays for safety in Newark.
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Associated Press
Stanislaus Hausner
Atlantic
New York
Europe
Halifax
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Warsaw
Poland
Hausner
London
England
Paris
France
British Isles
America
St. Casmir’s Church
Newark
N. J
Democrats compel party line on White Garner relief plan
Washington reports in caucus Democrats enforce a party line forcing members to back the White Garner relief package. The plan totals 100 million in direct relief, 1.0 billion to expand the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, and 1.32 billion for public works, with passage uncertain in Congress. President Hoover discusses relief options at Rapidan with RDC directors and officials.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
Senate
Hoover
Rapidan Camp
Ballantine
The
Treasury
Charles G. Dawes
Eugene Meyer
Paul Bestor
Senate hears Hoover plan to furlough government workers
Washington June 4 The Hoover plan to furlough government employees was offered to the senate as a substitute for a flat ten percent pay cut after rejection of a $2,500 exemption. It would furlough workers for a month each year with action postponed amid other amendments.
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Washington
Senate
House
Moses
N. H
Salaries Above 2500 To Lose Pay Cut Exemption
Washington June 4 The senate refused to exempt salaries of 2500 from a proposed one year ten percent government pay cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Robbery for Insurance Cash Near London Kentucky
John Baker of Manchester was held up and robbed of 21 500 dollars on a road near London Kentucky as he and his wife returned from Louisville where he had collected the 21 500 insurance for his wholesale grocery company which burned recently. Police said they had no clues to the identity of the two holdup men.
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London
John Baker
Manchester
Baker
Louisville
Local race in Baldwin County features two seats
Milledgeville Georgia June 4 Floyd Frederick local businessman has entered the race for the state legislature against J Howard Ennis former president of the Georgia senate Baldwin county will have two representatives this term instead of one Marion Allen is unopposed for the second legislative position
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Milledgeville
Floyd Frederick
J. Howard Ennis
Georgia Senate
Baldwin County
Marion Allen
Curtis enters not guilty plea at arraignment in Lindbergh case
Flemington New Jersey June 4 John Hughes Curtis pleaded not guilty to an indictment charging hindering the capture of the Lindbergh baby kidnappers. Trial set for June 27 Curtis appeared in court in a dark blue suit and was remanded to jail after waiving indictment reading. He faced two Curtis attorneys and was warned against demonstrations.
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Flemington
N. J
John Hughes Curtis
Lindbergh
Curtis
W. C. Pender
Norfolk
Lloyd Fisher
Robbins
Bar of Justice
House Approves Billion Dollar Revenue Bill
The House adopted the conference report on a 1.1185 billion dollar revenue bill setting 111.5 million dollars in new taxes next year. The bill moves to the Senate for action before President Hoover signs, with Crisp and the Ways and Means Committee urging careful consideration of provisions amid wartime style urgency.
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Washington
House
Senate
Hoover
White House
Crisp
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means
Extortion Plot Aimed at Glen Cove Sportsman Thwarted
Police disclosed the thwarted extortion attempt against Verner Z. Reed Jr., a wealthy sportsman living in Glen Cove and Pinehurst. Two Roseland men Howard Dean and Joe Lucas confessed to writing the letter demanding $5,000 and threatening kidnapping and bombing if unpaid.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Verner Z. Reed, Jr
Glen Cove
L. L
Reed
Howard Dean
Joe Lucas
Roseland
Mrs Beyer Leads In Southern Golf Championship Match
Mrs Walter Beyer of Tulsa, the trans Missippi champion, led Mrs Ben Fitzhugh of Vicksburg four up at the half in a 36 hole match for the Womens Southern Golf Association championship at Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Walter Beyer
Tulsa
Ben Fitzhugh
Vicksburg
Miss
Weather outlook for the week in the South Atlantic states
Showers on the north coast at the start of the week with thundershowers possible Thursday. Temperatures moderate early, warm in the middle, and cooler again in the north toward the end of the week.
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South Atlantic
Weather forecast for Southeast states edge into weekend
Weather forecast covers South Carolina Georgia and Florida with clouds and likely coastal showers tonight and Sunday. Central and northern Florida expect partly cloudy conditions with showers. Alabama and extreme northwest Florida remain mostly fair tonight with Sunday partly cloudy.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
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Republic of Chile
Pres. Montero
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Wash
Blaine
Frederick
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