Prohibition Debates Shadow Hoover Administration Actions
Washington reports amid protests over killings tied to enforcement of prohibition. Senators Brookhart and Glass rail against “Bush stuff about murders” as Hoover faces bootlegging and border smuggling. plans to deploy federal agents at key crossings and press for stricter compliance while Wisconsin discusses a constitutional amendment to permit state liquor production and sales.
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Detroit
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Department of Justice
John Doe
Art Orden
Hoy
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N.Y
B. Loyal O'Connell
United States
Ottawa
Presbyterian Church
White Horse
Senate votes to end secrecy rules open hearings on treaties
The Senate adopted a new rule by 69 to 5 to end secret sessions and allow open consideration of presidential ov encations and treaties with foreign nations. The change, long sought since 1884, will take effect after a recess and applies to recent nominations.
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United Press
West
Washington Junior College Honors Two Top Students
Dean Hariand Mead announced honors for the Washington junior college year. Jane Godfrey ranked first with 2.594 and Lucy Bruty second with 2.563 based on a new statistical method using thirty two hours of work and grade values. Bruty receives a Riverside teaching post. Godfrey to Center Point, Cedar township. Martha Hendrickson to Mequeen school Conesville.
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Washington Junior
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Lucy Braty
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Samath
Lucy Bruty
Riverside
Grates
Martha Hendrickson
T Mequeen School
Conesville
Gane Godfrey
Center Point
Cedar Township
Brookhart Seeks Texas Testimony In Post Office Probe
Brookhart announces Senate committee plan to travel to Dallas and Port Worth Texas to hear witnesses in the post offices and post roads probe. Creager and other figures will be scrutinized as part of a broader investigation into Republican patronage and law enforcement issues in the state. A separate dispatch from Francisville Illinois reports a Way team damaging two light poles cutting power for two hours.
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Brookhart
Senate Post Offices and Post Roads Committee
Texas
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Port Worth
B.S. Creager
Nitteeman
Cairman
Francisville, II
Britain Faces Limitation of Arms in Navy
London on June 19 reports Britain debating naval arms reduction with US backed qualifiers. The leaders Dawes and MacDonald urged that experts be kept out of talks while statesmen define policy, coordinating yardsticks for naval strength and seeking a new international order without threats or pacts.
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Macdonald
Christian Endeavor Convention of Iowa Opens Thursday
Newton Ia June 19 Twenty thousand attendees are expected for the forty second annual Christian Endeavor convention of Iowa with sessions, a banquet, and fellowship events planned. Notable speakers include Rev Mckinley Memorial University staff, Dr Douala Tippett, Rev Bert Wilson, and Harold Singer as entertainment. The convention runs through Sunday at multiple churches and venues.
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New York City
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Wavelind Avewin
Chieweo
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Philadelphia
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Bengal
India
Bert Wilson
Indianapolis
M. Sherwood
International Christian Endeavor Union
Harold Singer
Play Toy
Metropolit Opera Company of
New York
Walt Pyres
Coach Rice toledo Joe coach toledo high hires Rice
Washington high school will lose Coach Rice as he accepts a Toledo assignment at Libbey High. He will coach basketball and track, assist football, and oversee physical training. The move follows his two successful seasons in Washington and comes as Libbey seeks a successor to Buzz Hogan.
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Peet
Whee
Washinton
Buzz” Hogan
Town
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Pittsburgh
Libbey Waite
Scott
Coreh
Washington
Lim
Heat Wave Strains Cities as New York Swelters
New York reports a scorching heat wave with temperatures rising past 100 degrees and several heat related incidents. Patrolman Philip Meyer collapses and dies amid the heat. Boston drought and rising heat bring prayers for rain as crops suffer. Clergymen in Hartford seek divine intervention to ease parched fields. A New York feature contrasts hot city life with workers enduring cold environments at an ice cream plant where the temperature reaches 46 degrees below zero.
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Philip Meyer
Boston
Dow
Dominick Cipriani
Red Rock
Arthur le
Mercury
Lightning Kills Four Mules in Barn Scene Near Town
Four mules died and four men narrowly escaped injury when a bolt struck a barn used by Longer Bone and Bros road grading camp west of town. Seven men were inside. four were stunned briefly and one man sustained eye burns. The barn was saved from fire by quick action. about thirty animals were on site, with grading work slated to finish from town to Crooked Creek.
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Heavy to very heavy rainfalls hit Iowa crops urge more rains
Iowa crop bulletin reports rain in western counties failed to replenish moisture as high winds and heat increased evaporation. Some fields saw little signs of growth while corn planting neared completion in parts of the north. Weather cooled then turned hot with hail and winds causing localized damage and raising losses around $100,000 in some towns. Cutting alfalfa and red clover began with high yields but rank growth and hail injuries reduced recovery prospects for oats, barley, and winter wheat.
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Livingston to finish at Harvard in 29th commencement
Schuyler William Livingston son of Mr and Mrs W Livingston of Union Town will graduate at Harvard Universitys 29th annual commence ments in quadrangle ceremonies. He will receive a bachelor of laws with honors after earlier earning a bachelor of arts at Harvard. The procession, baccalaureate at Appleton Chapel, class day events and the Harvard Yale boat race mark the ceremony week led by President Lowell and chief marshal Franklin D Roosevelt.
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Priday
New London
Prohibition Debate Highlights Congress Summer Adjournment
Senate discussions split over enforcement and Hoover tariff stance as Congress prepares to adjourn for summer. Glass accuses administration of dodging the issue while Hoover’s White House stance on tariff plans remains unclear.
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