Plane Used In Kidnap Quest In Pacific Northwest
Tacoma reports a wide search for the two gabled house where 9-year-old George Weyerhaeuser was held. A postmaster's claim of ransom bills found at Elk City Idaho led to a posse sweep and three men being detained, but serial checks showed no link to the ransom. A renewed hunt for a man and woman using the nicknames Percy and Minnie was announced by Seattle officials after the boy recalled a laughing woman at the kidnap site.
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Wash
George Weyerhaeuser
Elk City
Idaho
Wild Country
B. F. Robertson
Grangeville
Ida
White
Robertson
Percy
Minnie
O. K. Bodin
Seattle
Percy Minnie
J. P. Weyerhaeuser Jr
Baldwin New Prime Minister Resigns After Six Years
MacDonald ends six years as prime minister due to failing health and eye trouble. He arrived at Buckingham Palace in top hat and morning coat to receive the mandate, smiling broadly as he departed.
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Buckingham Palace
Baldwin
MacDonald
Palace
Irvin Denies Counts in County Liquor Case
Hood seeks dismissal of all but Foster Etter Carpenter Driscal Irvin and the Sillians in count 5 charging removal of untaxed liquor. Counts dismissed include concealing untaxed liquor and being retail dealers without tax.
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Driscol Irvin
George Carpenter
Jerry
Felix
George Sillian
Guy Foster
Jim Etter
Hood
Foster
Etter
Carpenter
Driscal Irvin
Sillians
We the People and the Constitution in the New Deal Era
Governor Allred and a New Mexico delegate defend states rights and constitutional limits amid Roosevelt policies. They warn against centralization and 道 only through lawful means and Supreme Court rulings. They urge bold talk in 1936 while opposing federal overreach and Isms.
Liberty Essence of Government Arthur Allreds NRA critique
State rights discussion continues as Governor Allred and Roosevelt comment on the National Recovery Administration. Allred questions changes to the Constitution and critiques NRA leadership interpretations. Roosevelt notes the President accepted office to serve the people while defending the New Deal era policy framework.
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Allred
National Recovery Administration
Roosevelt
United States
NRA
Franklin D. Roosevelt
President Accepts Disagreement Between Richberg and Johnson Grows
Richberg assumed his post while friction with Johnson persisted. Johnson publicly criticized Richberg in magazine articles, and their exchanges in recent months carried a sharp, sarcastic tone.
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Richberg
Johnson
Flood crest moves as Missouri river flood peaks
Government forecaster Roscoe Nunn says no major Mississippi flood danger. The Kaw crest spills into the Missouri at Kansas City, with inflow expected to dissipate before reaching the St. Louis St. Charles valley. Unofficial Missouri damage estimated at 15 million across 780 square miles, Nebraska 13 million, Colorado 10 million, Kansas 5 million. Red Cross refugee list exceeds 4,000 families as relief efforts focus on feeding and housing victims.
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Roscoe Nunn
Mississippi
Missouri
Kansas City
St. Louis-St. Charles
St. Charles
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Red Cross
Roosevelt Plan Seeks Broad Relief and NRA Reshaping
The article outlines Roosevelt’s aims to broaden relief and secure wealth distribution, accept Donald Richberg’s resignation as NRA chief effective June 16, and advocate state compacts for labor and business conduct. It calls for a proclamation to stabilize the Public Works Administration within the National Industrial Recovery Act, discusses tax debates, and clarifies congressional intent on anti-trust and voluntary codes amid NRA Supreme Court issues.
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Donald R. Richberg
NRA
Public Works Administration
National Industrial Recovery Act
Supreme Court
House
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Amending Congress session urged on railroad coordination
F D R urges amendment of current session to advance railroad coordination. Time constraints hinder debate in the 74th Congress, but reorganization should not wait beyond the second session. The administration recommends extending the emergency railroad transportation act of 1933 and the office of the coordinator for at least one more year to continue transportation reforms.
Texas centennial pageant highlights state history
Governor Allred urged careful changes to the constitution while praising the Texas declaration. Elliott Roosevelt spoke briefly of staying in Texas. The pageant retold Texas history with reenactments of early events and prominent locals, including a mock Indian attack on a wagon train and scenes from Stephen F. Austin and the Texas Revolution. Seven bands marched, with entrants from Pampa, Amarillo, Memphis, Shamrock and McLean.
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Fort Worth
Roosevelt
E. O. Thompson
Mexico City
Gonzales
Lone Star
Ben” Milam
Bitty the Kid
Tascosa
Matthew
Old Banes) Hooks
Pampa
Amarillo
Memphis
Shamrock
McLean
Oklahoma Doctor Brewer Charged In Abortion Death Case
Logan County’s Dr Brewer, aged 24 from Roxanna, faces new charges in the Doris Jones Enid case after two recent filings. County Attorney Fay Holbird notes possible further charges. the doctor, famed for funding many students’ educations, declined to comment beyond a cryptic remark about his “boys” and their futures. The investigation, led by Gov. Marland’s special agent Robert Houston, continues as the amended information is presented.
Debates and speeches at Texas Young Demos gathering
The Dallas and Texas Young Democrats convention wrangled over rules and credentials as John H. Carter urged order. Elliott Roosevelt spoke, James Roosevelt and J. L. McCarty scheduled for today, with New Mexico leaders and Governor Tingley praising Roosevelt and the New Deal.
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James Roosevelt
John L. McCarty
State Organization
McCarty
Howard Davidson
Rotan
J. Doyle Settle
Abernathy
W. Richard Cavett
Littlefield
Guy H. Tomlinson
Tulsa
Albert K. Daniels
Crockett
Otto Mullinax
Texas University
George W. Eddy
Houston
R. 8. White
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Herring Hotel
James Y. Allred
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma Dr Brewer Charged in Multiple Local Deaths
Looking out a window and rubbing his hands the scene ties to a string of deaths. Doctor Brewer faces charges in the deaths of Hermoine Fowler a Red Oak Oklahoma A M co ed 20 Ruby Ford 21 and Myrtle Rose 21 both of Ponca City Vanda Lee Gray 20 of Enid and Elizabeth Shaw 24 of Roxanna.
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Jones
Black-Draught Proves Helpful For Various Ailments
A testimonial from A. G. Gray of Cusseta Alabama credits Thedford's Black-Draught with relieving poor appetite bad taste and breath coated tongue and sick headaches caused by sluggish bowels. The family remedy has earned wide acceptance as a dependable laxative among thousands who praise its effectiveness.
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A. G. Gray
Cusseta
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Oklahoma Young Democrats Headed to Texas Convention
Jess Larson state president Ralph Chambers national committeeman and Eugene Mapel past Oklahoma president led the delegation to Amarillo for the Texas Young Democrats Convention. Other members included H B Drake Scott Ferris Jack McKenzie and State Executive Secretary John Thomas. The Oklahoma party attends a five state regional meeting with James Roosevelt as principal speaker. Larson noted Oklahoma's 14 000 membership grown from a 23 year old origin. The group arrived in Amarillo in two special Pullman cars from Oklahoma City.
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Texas
Joseph Gallegos
Albuquerque
J. T
Thad” Scott
Young Demo
Houston
Joan E. Miles
Santa Fe
Washington
Douglas W. McGregor
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Ralph Chambers
Eugene Mapel
Oklahoma Organization
H. B. Drake
Scott Ferris
Jack McKenzie
John Thomas
Oklahoma Party
James Roosevelt
National Organization
Larson
Amarillo
Rock Island
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