Hoover Faces Pressure to Veto Tariff Bill
Washington June 5 pressure for a veto of the new tariff bill grows as President Hoover weighs the measure. Ford visits the White House and opposes the bill while senators and industry leaders debate whether Hoover will sign or veto. The White House signals open minded scrutiny and a piece meal review.
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Hoover
White House
Henry Ford
Ford
Union Station
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White Heat
Tooper
Congress
Senate
Oberlin coach MacEachron dies of heart trouble
Oberlin football mentor Paul MacEachron died suddenly of heart disease while walking near Chance Creek at the summer camp six miles south of Oberlin. He had served five years as coach and assistant professor of physical education, leading conference championship teams before his death amid campus activities and a family visit.
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Paul MacEachron
Oberlin
Chance Creek
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Strngen
MacEachron
A. E. Glendenning
Liam
Ody
Miles
Perry
Mackachron
Ohio
Grinnell College
Iowa
Cleverland
Plain Dealer
Brown Pup Fights for Life in Window of Store
A brown pup fights for survival in a West Madison Street pet shop window as white pups attack, drawing a growing crowd of spectators and pounding on the locked plate glass. The standoff ends with the brown pup removed by helpers after bloodied injuries. Nearby, church social notes and county convention details appear in the same column.
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Chicago
Madison Street
Arly
Probe Mystery of Shooting Last Night in Knoxville
In Knoxville on June 6 APaterie Gee, 18, fought for life in Mater hospital while Marion County officials seek the bullet source that wounded him last night. Gee was riding in a car when it halted near a popcorn stand and was shot. The investigation aims to identify the shooter and motive as authorities gather statements.
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Knoxville
Ap— Aterie Gee
Mater Hospital
Marion County
Gee
Xville Man Wounded in Shooting at Nightfall
A man named Geo was shot while dismounting a machine and fell to the ground. He was taken to the hospital unconscious and was not expected to live, according to hospital authorities who noted he refused brief moments of communication.
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Geo
Youth sustains fatal wound in shooting incident
Sheriff B. B. Clark led the investigation and expressed confidence the youth killed himself, citing the angle of the bullet entry as the cause. The report notes the unusual circumstances surrounding the wound and the ongoing inquiry.
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B. B. Clark
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