G men hunt expands as 13th fugitive sought in Waferhouse case
On day 15 of the Mahan manhunt, federal agents list 15 more suspects across five past kidnapings including the Bremer case in St Paul and the O'Connell and Stoll incidents. Hoover keeps case secret while trackers pursue leads and ransom funds remain unaccounted.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Associated Press
Washington
William Mahan
Bremer
St. Paul
Minn
John V. O'Connell
Albany
N. Y
Suer
Alton
Ill
Alice Stoll
Louisville
Mary McElroy
Kansas City
Hoover
Harmon M. Waley
Weyerhaeuser
J. Edgar Hoover
G-men
Mahan
Butte, Mont
Alvin Karpis
Harry Campbell
William Weaver
William J. Harris
John Doe
Richard Roe
Luer
O’connell
Francis L
John J. Oley
Percy Geary
Angel Face
Walter Holland
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Stoll
Robinson
Walter McGee
McElroy
Clarence Stevens
Stevens
Perkins Outlines New Deal Labor Policy for Congress
Secretary Perkins presents six core aims of the New Deal labor policy to Congress in 1933 34 focusing on wage and hour regulation mediation of disputes worker organization wage incentives and broader economic planning. She stresses policy as a joint effort by workers and employers within a democratic society. A note adds Japan runs 22 public schools for island natives.
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Washington
New Deal
Congress
Perkins
Labor Department
Treasury Seeks Funds For Liquor Check And WPA Projects
The Treasury asked for 1.086 million dollars in work relief funds to audit retail liquor dealers in eighty cities over 100000 population to curb bootlegging. The plan includes a house to house canvass in selected districts and targets post prohibition illicit trade. WPA officials finish checks on applications for 300 million dollars in relief programs including topographic mapping and job creation for youths, engineers, and artists.
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Washington
The
Treasury
National
Balanced Menus and Recipes from Mrs Alexander George
A clipped recipe and menu fragment shows Strawberry Sunshine preserves with berries sun thickening over days, then canned with paraffin. It includes a breakfast and luncheon plan with fruit salads, cream biscuits, and jams, plus a note on baking powder and cream. The text shifts to discuss work plans for graduates and job allocations in Oklahoma and Texas with city totals.
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Alexander George
White House plea brings teeth to Little Rock woman
An appeal to President Roosevelt resulted in a set of false teeth for Cake Fancy a Little Rock Negro woman preacher. A secretary replied and the protest reached FERA where she was given employment in a Negro dentist’s home to work out her new teeth.
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Little Rock
Ark
White House
Roosevelt
FERA
Wilson County to Get CCC Project
Secretary Wallace told Representative Kleberg a new soil erosion CCC camp would be established soon at Floresville in Wilson County Texas. The state will have 38 camps total as farmers signed contracts to terrace 16 000 acres. heavy rainfall, eight storms in the last week, underscored the need.
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Washington
Wallace
Kleberg
Texas
Floresville
Wilson County
Tex
Byrd Official’s Wife Recalls Jump clears Starr as witness
Lucille English, wife of Admiral Byrd’s flagship commander, told police she jumped from a fifth floor apartment to end her life. She said her former friend Howard Starr did not touch her, and Starr was released on bond as a witness. Mrs English remains in critical condition with a broken back and other injuries.
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Byrd
Jump
Washington
Lucille T. English
Richard BE. Byrd
English
Robert English
Howard Wayne Starr
Builders’ Code Authority
NRA
Mr. Starr
Thompson
Monaco Faces Unrest Over Gambling Monopoly Crisis
Monaco erupts in crisis after Rene Leon resigns as gambling czar while an unnamed American syndicate waits to seize the monopoly amid an unbalanced budget and widespread unemployment. The company, Malta bound by a 12.5 million franc annual payment and 400000 franc import privileges, is blamed for failing duties.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Rene Leon
France
Fear Britain Ousting Ireland if De Valera Fails Talks
Dublin June 23 A Cosgrave Party spokesman in the Dail Eireann warned that the British commonwealth may oust the Irish Free State from the empire if President Eamon de Valera does not quickly reach terms with Britain. The Cosgrave led opposition called de Valera’s bid to resume negotiations a sham political maneuver and predicted failure to carry them through.
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Dublin
Cocoanut Squares And Biscuits From Simple Batters
Cream butter and sugar. Add eggs and extracts then rind salt milk flour and baking powder. Beat two minutes. Pour into greased shallow pan and spread cocoanut on top. Bake twenty five minutes in a moderate oven. Cut into squares. Biscuits: form soft dough with salt and cream then roll to two inches thick and bake on greased pan for ten minutes serving warm.
Eden Reaches Rome Faces Cool Welcome From Italy
Great Britain’s Anthony Eden arrived in Rome amid an Italo French front opposing Britain's naval pact with Germany. Italy’s Pu lvio Suvich met him with a restrained reception as Mussolini prepared to press Italy’s view on the German accord. Italy later signaled agreement on limited German naval strength while opposing unilateral British action.
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Rome
Great Britain
Anthony Eden
Britain
Germany
Pulvio Suvich
Eden
Paris
Suvich
Count Charles de Chambrun
Savich
England
France
London
Italy
Mussolini
Venezzia Palace
Huey Long Calls Roosevelt His Friend
Senator Long of Louisiana labels President Roosevelt a friend in the Senate to day. He says anyone who does you no harm is your friend and notes harm attempted against him. In a letter read to the Senate Long signs as Your sincere friend and thanks the President for courtesies.
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Washington
Long
Louisiana
Roosevelt
Senate
Germany and Britain discuss future naval limits agreement
The record notes a full exchange of views on qualitative limits and naval construction programs. It states Germany's views and Britain's suggestions for a future general naval limitation agreement will be communicated confidentially to other powers in later discussions.
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Britain
Germany
London
Great Britain
Berlin
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Drainage Architect Otto Kochtitzky Dies at 80 in Missouri
Otto Kochtitzky who designed the Little River drainage system for Southeast Missouri died in Cape Girardeau at age 80 from a heart attack. The obituary notes his birth and long career shaping regional water management.
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Cape Girardeau, Mo
Otto Kochtitzky
Missouri
Seek Members For Vet Unit In Amarillo
Men of Amarillo and vicinity are invited to join Amarillo Plemois Shelby Camp of the Sons of the Confederacy. Call at the Chamber of Commerce office to enroll. adjutant is T. L. Landis. The camp supports the upcoming Confederate Reunion in September with low fees and active social role.
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Amarillo
Sons of the Confederacy
Lydia E Pinkham Tablets Offer Periodic Pain Relief
Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets relieve periodic pains and discomfort including backaches headaches and blue spells. They act as a uterine sedative antispasmodic and tonic. Chocolate coated easy to take inexpensive and effective.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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