Paris Cabinet Fail as Pietri Fails to Form Majority
Paris June 6 The attempt by Francois Pietri to form a cabinet with extraordinary powers failed as Radical Socialist and Socialist opposition blocked needed support in the chamber. Fernand Bolsiton was asked again to join but refused. Edouard Herriot and Pierre Laval were discussed as possible alternatives.
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Sforia
Rene Viclame
Francois Pietri
Pirtri
Navy
Chamber of Deputies
Lebrun
Radical Socialista
Fernand Boulston
Thesday
Edouard Herriot
Pietri
Pierre Laval
Hest
Strike Continues as Oklahoma Authorities Seek Extra Deputies
Union fencers pledge essential services and Toledo Edison reports partial pay for strike day. Office workers return to work amid wage demand negotiations. Oklahoma City braces as Sheriff Rogers seeks additional deputies to enforce order during the Wilson and Company Packing Plant strike amid a three day deadlock with no quick settlement.
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Myers
Pnoctor
Reneral
Toledo Edison
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Stanley Rogers
Athority
Marland
Wilson and Company
Ellington To Play Here on July 8
Duke Ellington will perform a concert and dance in the city on July 8 as part of two major entertainment attractions sponsored by the Tri-State Fair Association along with Richard Coles band on June 17 at The Nat Cole organization. The event follows Amarillo's warm reception and the Music Corporation of America backing. A second item reports torpedo shaped eggs in J L Lewis's pens sparking war-omen fears after a prior omen in 1912.
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Tri-State Fair Association
Richard Cole
Nat Cole
Amarillo
Fair Association
Music Corporation of America
Ashdown
Ark
J. L. Lewis
Jury Indicts Dead Man for Murder in Cincinnati
Hamilton County grand jury indicts Cyrus Lind sey Cyrlis posthumously on first degree murder charges tied to a gun battle with detectives during an attempted robbery. Indictment aims to include a conspiracy count against alleged companion Leland Finglish in the case. EVANSTON report mentions Fraris vor League members tied to the disturbance.
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Cincinnati
June &Wp
Hamilton Courtly Grand Jury
Lindsey Cyrlis
Morrow
Shormaker
Cyrus
Mureer
Fits
Leland Finglish
They Write To TACK Help To Find Work
A reader requests guidance from TACK letters for finding steady employment serving an elderly couple. The note seeks a permanent caregiving role and asks for practical support and responses.
Claim NRA Collapse Aids to Relief Rolls
Relief officials in California attribute a jump in relief rolls to NRA wage collapse. Harold Pomeroy, publicity director for Los Angeles County relief administration, cites a 40 percent rise in Hollywood and Watts offices as employers slash wages and hours, pushing workers toward dole payments rather than private jobs.
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Andrlfs
Calif
NRA
Harole Pomeroy
Los Angeles County Relief Administration
Hollywood and
Watts
Kaw River flood looms as Topeka and Lawrence brace
The Kaw flood crest rose six feet above bank full with Topeka weathering the surge after dikes held. North Topeka residents moved out and returned as Lawrence escaped major damage though a levee breach flooded thousands of acres. Widespread destruction expected west of Kansas City with many bridges and roads ruined. Flooding raises health risks from contaminated wells. authorities urge boiling water and draining flooded wells.
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Topeka
North Topeka
Lawrence
Kansas City
Kan
Nebraska
Colorado
Government may prosecute price fixing under NRA codes
Attorney General Homer Cummings said the government may be required by law to sue business concerns that continue price fixing without NRA sanction. He ordered district attorneys to drop action in 411 NRA cases and warned of further action if codes persist without authorized recovery act support.
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Washington
Homer
Cumming
Cummings
White House
Roosevelt
NRA
Supreme Courts
Cyclist Pushes His Motor 12 500 Miles Across Nation
Seattle report says motorized cyclist Mo torcycle Smith, 28, completed a 12500 mile journey begun in 1930 without fuel. He pushed a motorcycle across varied terrains to demonstrate human power as the greatest force.
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Seattle
Smith
United States
Brewer News Briefs From Townsfolk and Courts
A fragmented report notes local townsfolk praising an ad and mentions court action and state concerns. The text references figures such as Magee and Garber, with scattered mentions of Tar yates and other names, plus a price or share figure around $2 in an unclear context.
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Carl Suvessine
Chaige
Renmi
Market snapshot shows varied grains and livestock prices
The report covers Chicago grain futures, cotton in New Orleans, and Kansas City livestock. It notes mixed demand with futures at October and December contracts, and steady to lower cattle and sheep values amid cautious trading. NY stocks list several industrials and metals with mixed results.
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New Orleans
Niet Trading
Den
Marsh
Yeaterday
Cherncalles
Bombay
Mort
Orettan
Automobile or Plane Debate Shapes Wartime Shipping
The column notes a husband voices a choice between an automobile or a plane as a means of wartime transport. It discusses national policy pressure and contrasts passenger travel options shaped by resources and urgency.
Western Democratic convention buzzes with resolutions and donkeys
Delegates led by Bill Mayfield draft resolutions as Oscar A McCracken Jr and others assist. Mansfield mayors attacks on Tom Cooper and party platform are noted amid Western spirit kerchiefs and a donkey courtesy car at the Herring Hotel. Pampa bids for 1936 WT convention, Lubbock also active. Gilmore Nunn polices the scene.
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Mansfield
Tom Cooper
Austin
Democratic Party
West Texas Young Democrats Convene For 1936 Convention
Delegates and prominent Texas political figures gather at the JA Ranch area for the 1936 West Texas Young Democrats convention. Speakers urge dedication to liberty, Constitution, and state rights while praising Texas heritage. Votes from counties are tallied. Social events include Crystal Ballroom dances and a luncheon hosted by the Potter County Club.
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Haley
JA Ranch
Clarendon
Myron” Blayiock
Marshall
John L. McCarty
West
Tom Seay
Potter County
Howard Davidson
Rotan
Gulerie
G H
Jack” Littis
Pampa
Lubbock
McCarty
Settle
Castro
Dallam
Deaf Smith
Fischer
Gray
Hutchinson
Lamb
Haskell
Ochiltree
Potter
Randall
Swisher
Taylor
Hemphill
Amarillo College
Texas Tech
West Texas Teachers College
Canyon
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
Potter Club
John Snider
Clyde Tingley
James V. Allred
Claire Beckman
Texas
J. R. Wrinkle
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Young Democrats Club
Jess Larson
Oklahoma City
Collins Caldwell
Kansas
Ed S. McKinley
Arkansas Club
Wm. K. Gardner
Missouri
Charley Lockhart
George Sheppard
Gerald Mann
Carl Nesbitt
Wm. McCraw
Ernest O. Thompson
State Railroad Commission
James Roosevelt
Resolutions Committee
Radio Schedule Fragments Reflect C D List of Programs
The OCR shows a scattered radio timetable with numerous program names and time slots. Entries include Lifebuoy Program Waltz King String Ensemble Necro Spirituals Ray Noble’s Music Blatr Baseball Broadcast Wrestling The Voice of James Connie Roswell Victor Young’s Music Symphonies and more. The text resembles a station’s daily on air guide with multiple hosts and musical segments.
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Ray Noble
Wisconsin to start wild boar hunt in northwoods
Plan outlines a new Wisconsin northwoods sport next fall led by Dr J D Eastwold a Spooner veterinarian and the local American Legion post. A cross between a European boar from Milwaukee Zoo and domestic sows will produce a 400 pound boar with first litter males released on a 50 000 acre timber tract.
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Wisconsin
Eastwold
Milwaukee Washington Park Zoo
Democratic elevator operator loses job to patronage
Chauncey Miller a longtime Democrat and elevator operator at the Providence County courthouse was ousted as the Democratic organization replaced all pre November 1932 appointees. Miller had served 23 years and backed Grover Cleveland early in his career.
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Chauncey Miller
Grover Cleveland
Providence
Turkey Sets Code For Grave Diggers
In Istanbul mourners revolt against gravediggers overcharging for burials. The municipality received many complaints and issued a schedule of standard charges. It costs 3.75 dollars to bury anyone over five years old, 1.80 dollars for those under five, and one dollar for burials in already open graves.
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Istanbul
U.P
Girl Is Winner of Scholarship Thrice
Christine Shepherd of Greensboro North Carolina wins Phi Kappa Phi national scholarship for a third straight year. She is a senior in North Carolina State College School of Education with averages of 93.03 94.64 and 95 over the last three years of a possible 95.
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Raleigh
N.C
Christine Shepherd
Greensboro
Phi Kappa Phi Fraternity
Shepherd
N. C. State College
Life-Saver Frank Mattoon Saves Workers at Blast Site
Assistant FERR Administrator Frank N. Mattoon is remembered for delaying dynamite blasting to protect 450 chicken and 150 pheasant eggs. The report notes Rome, with 972000 residents, as Italy's largest city.
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Pittsfield
Mass
U.P
FERR
Frank N. Mattoon
Rome
Italy
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