Bandit son of Chicago cup slain by police
In Chicago police shootout a bandit known as the phantom is killed as officers close in. The target is Harold Keen, 23, son of veteran officer Ernest Keen, who had identified him and aided the manhunt. Harold had a prior record, was paroled two months prior, and was killed during a confrontation with Detective Joseph McCabe. Mrs Keen faced temporary custody.
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Chicago
Ernest L. Keen
Keen
Harold
State Penitentiary
Angeline
Nazi Debt Claim Rejected as Berlin Rises Jewish Fear
In civilian attire the claim was rejected while Jews face intimidation as ghetto benches appear in central Berlin with signs not for Jews and only for Jews. American reporters Hottelet and Knauth were briefly detained with Jews at a police station. most released. Crowds gathered at foreign consulates seeking passport visas.
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Berlin
Royal
Richard C. Hottelet
United Press
Brooklyn
Percival Knauth
New York
Chicago Tribune
Lloyds to bill Franco for ship damage in Spanish War
Lloyds underwriters planned to send a bill totaling 1 250 000 dollars to Francisco Franco for damage to British ships bombed or sunk or damaged in loyalist ports.
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London
Lloyds
Farm bloc seeks processing taxes to fund farm aid
Leaders of the congressional farm bloc pledge to seek enactment next winter of processing taxes to raise 300 000 000 to 500 000 000 annually. President Roosevelt objected to expanding the farm program without funds. The aim is guaranteed income for 6 000 000 farmers via government control of surpluses and subsidies. Congress added 212 000 000 in relief recovery to lift farm income to 75 percent of parity this year. total agriculture aid reached 1 357 684 732, with nearly a billion in subsidies through soil conservation sugar and parity programs. Rep Cannon said the tax plan will be taken up in January.
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Washington
INS
Congressional Farm Bloc
Roosevelt
Congress
Cannon
Missouri
ASK REBUILDING BAD HIGHWAY PAVING HERE
Mr Young explains that streets outlined for highway commission request target the worst paving inside city limits Cedar Rapids seeks new paving if possible The program aims to reconstruct the poorest pavement where primary roads extend and hinges on highway commission approval for any action
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Highway Commission
Young
Cedar Rapids
Dr Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Family Heads to Wedding
Mrs Roosevelt and Elliott Roosevelt Jr and his wife left Washington for Massachusetts ahead of the presidential special for a family breakfast at the Framingham home of James Roosevelt. Anna Boettiger and John Boettiger followed from New York. Mrs Roosevelt declined to give motherly advice to the couple.
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Congress
Boston
Harlan defense seeks directed verdict in anti union case
The defense in the Harlan anti union conspiracy case asked Federal District Judge H Church Ford for a directed verdict dismissing charges against operators, former mine guards and Harlan mining companies on trial. Sea water weighs about 114% pounds more a cubic foot than fresh water at the same temperature.
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London, Ky
Federal
H. Church Ford
Harlan Mining
Gov Langer Loses Bid to Block College Ouster
Federal Judge Walter C. Lindley denied Governor William Langer’s request to stop the North Central Association from removing North Dakota Agricultural College from its accredited list. The restraining order was dissolved as no immediate threat to the University of North Dakota was shown, and Langer was cited for not exhausting appeal options within the voluntary association.
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Danville
Walter C. Lindley
William Langer
North Dakota
North Dakota Agricultural College
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Association
University of North Dakota At
Grand Forks
Langer
Senate committee expands scope to probe campaign spending
Senator Sheppard of Texas was elected chairman of the Senate campaign expenditures committee at its first session. Senator O Mahoney of Wyoming was named vice chair with widened powers to investigate use of public funds for political purposes. The panel's appropriation rose to 80000 dollars as Senators Walsh Harrison Brown Shipstead White attended or were represented.
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Washington
Sheppard
Texas
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
O'Mahoney
Wye
Senate
O’mahoney
Walsh
Mass
Harrison
Miss
Brown
Mich
Shipstead
Minn
Garner
White
Iowa CCC quota for July set at 1199 in Iowa
DES MOINES AP National CCC authorities notified Iowa Relief Administrator N S Genung that Iowa July enrollment quota would be 1199, about 20 percent above the 1000 quota in 1937. CCC rolls show 3231 Iowa boys in 25 camps May 31, with three other camps in Iowa housing Arkansas youths.
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Des Moines
CCC
Iowa
N. S. Genung
Genung
Arkansas
Congressmen Leave To Patch Up Fences
Congress adjournment looms as fights over naval legislation anti trust inquiry and a tax plan continue. President sails to Nahant for his son’s marriage while Vice President Garner returns home. Senate debated lobby funds and newspaper study amid criticism. Deficiency bill approved. relief provisions and shelter belt funding blocked. Wire tapping and deportation bills stalled. Dies Stein measures pending.
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Nahant
Mass
John
Garner
Uvalde
Tex
Senate
Lobby Committee
Burke
Minton
Clark
Germany
Barkley
Norris
Sion
Capitol Hill
Congress
House
Dies
Dickstein
Customers Put On Spot When Their Barbers Kidnapped
NEW YORK. Vincent Cio told a police judge that he and four assistants were forced from his West Thirty-third street barber shop by 15 striking brother barbers. The robocop police rescued staff from a taxicab while customers stood outside, lathered in soap. The 15 men were held in $250 bail each for hearing June 24.
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New York
Vincent Cio
West Thirty-third Street
Cio
Porter Alf Smith Knocked Unconscious After Fall at Montrose Hotel
Alf Smith a 65 year old Negro porter at John Trapp barber shop in the Delavan hotel basement was knocked unconscious at 1 25 am Friday after falling ten steps on an outside stairway on the Third street side of the Montrose hotel three cab drivers Harry Henderson James Spiker and R McNulty witnessed him fall on the second step and they sum up the incident.
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Alf Smith
John Trapp
Delavan Hotel
Montrose Hotel
Harry Henderson
James Spiker
R. McNulty
Smith
Ambulance Move Sends Man to Mercy Hospital
Friday morning the man was slightly improved and regained consciousness at Mercy hospital after cab drivers saw him leaning against the stairway guard railing.
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Mercy Hospital
Smith
Congress longest since 1929 30 era
Washington reports the Seventy fifth congress sat 420 days the longest since the 71st congress with 529 days in 1929 30. The first session lasted 229 days the fall special session 37 days and the closing session 154 days marking the longest period since Roosevelt took office.
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Washington
Agent Roosevelt
Former LAPD Aide Guilty Of Murder In Bombing Case
Captain Earle E. Kynette, former head of the LAPD intelligence squad, was found guilty of attempted murder and two other charges in the January bombing of Harry Raymond, a private investigator. He faces life imprisonment. conspiracy to commit murder was acquitted. Lieutenant Roy Allen was convicted of malicious use of explosives while Lieutenant Fred Browne was acquitted on all charges. The ten week trial concluded with the verdicts.
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LOS Angeles
Earle E. Kynette
Los Angeles Police Intelligence Squad
Harry Raymond
Kynette
Roy Allen
Fred Browne
New York Man Hurt In Auto Crash West Of Grinnell
Joseph Salzman of New York City was cut and bruised in an automobile accident three miles west of Grinnell on highway 6. He rode with Kenneth Tooker of Omaha, who was uninjured. A rear tire blew out on a towed car causing a wreck as the two vehicles broke loose and rolled into a ditch during a fleet trip from Chicago to Omaha.
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Grinnell
Joseph Salzman
New York City
Here
Salzman
Kenneth Tooker
Omaha
Tooker
Chicago
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