Johnson Praises Roosevelt Brain Trust in Capital Address
In Nashville Roosevelt’s NRA administrator General Hugh S Johnson lauded the president’s brain trust as the best brains across a cross section of the country while criticizing critics who called it a mere yes man group. He contrasted it with advisers from Wall Street and warned against charlatans in politics.
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Nashville
Roosevelt
United States
Wall Street
Johnson
Clarence Darrow
Unclear text about sheriff nomination and local officials
Fragmented report mentions sheriff nomination in Oregon region, county treasurer Tish, and candidates J. M. Al, others for district supervisor with small cash figures. Includes references to bankers, court actions, a drunk driving arrest, and a car crash report on Marion Boulevard.
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Hams
Ocogeon
Canada
Wena Maa
J. M. al- Mrighd
Manion
Yaowans
Yaowans of Marmn
Democratic
Semste Yar
SRAM
Wells C. Yrok Satoorane
Aare
First Street
Atlacne
G K. Thompson
Sherim
Larry Condon
Leigh
Compis
Robert Barr
Bar Leader Urges Ethics Initiative To Restore Public Trust
Earle W Evans of Wichita urged Iowa and national bar members to join a program to purge rascality from the profession and restore public confidence. He cited inquiries on ethics, including aiding client crime, prison escapes, or obtaining perjured testimony, as evidence of a fallen public view.
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Waterloo
Earle W Evans
Wichita
Kan
American Bar Association
Iowa State Bar Association
Evans
Colorado's First Gas Victim Trembles At Doom
William Cody Kelley, to become the Colorado penitentiary's first lethal gas chamber victim, trembled as sunset approached. Convicted for the murder of Russell Browning the Delta rancher in a robbery, he faced death with fear and a resolve to die like a man. He asked only for cigarettes and the presence of two clergymen and the warden.
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Colo
William Cody Kelley
Colorado
Kelley
Russell Browning
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Sally Rand to Return for Century of Progress Dance
Sally Rand will perform again at the World Fair in Chicago joining A Century of Progress, appearing at the Italian exhibit starting June 30. The famed dancer’s fans will be absent this time, and observers wonder what costume the blonde will wear instead of her ostrich feather outfit.
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Chicago
Sally Rand
Miss Rand
Beard Rival SparksRutgers Outboard Becomes Regatta Lead
Joe Thorne of Rutgers leads a six-man outboard crew with a long beard as he vows to beat a rival before entering the Cedar Rapids regatta. Teammates Frank Vincent H H Turk and Joe Tough travel with The Blue Prelude, a multi-boat transporter, as they campaign in amateur and professional classes across the Midwest and Florida.
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Cedar Rapids
Rutgers Racing
Joe Thorne
New Rochelle
N. Y
Midwest
Thorne
Frank Vincent
H. H. Turk
Joe Tough
Albany
Minneapolis
Tulsa
Okla
Vincent
Turk
Scarsdale
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
N. J
Florida
Dillinger Is Alive Says Sister In Galion Letter
GALION O.INS John Dillinger allegedly remains alive on his 32nd birthday, per a letter from his sister Audrey Hancock of Maywood Ind. to Mrs Eulalia Callender. The letter claims John is well, not surrendering, and that much mail awaits him while denying federal traps and staged stunts.
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Galion
INS
John Dillinger
Phantom Desperado
Dillinger
Eulalia Callender
Dilinger
Audrey Hancock
Maywood
Ind
John
Dad
Freight Car Loads Show Good Increase
The American Railway association reported that revenue freight car loadings for the week ended June 16 totaled 617,648, up 2,084 from the prior week, 34,890 above the 1933 level, and 99,251 higher than 1932.
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Washington
The
American Railway Association
Last Of Klutas Gang Captured In Kansas City
Edward Dorow, 32, described by Chicago officers as the last of the Jack Klutas mob, was arrested at a Kansas City hotel Thursday night. The Klutas gang is noted for kidnappings and banditry in Illinois and Iowa.
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Edward Dorow
Chicago
Jack Klutas
Kliutas
Illinois
Iowa
Wales Forty And Still A Bachelor
London dispatch reports Edward Prince of Wales will celebrate his fortieth birthday on Saturday. He remains England's bachelor heir to the throne, the first English heir in generations to reach two score years without marrying.
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London
INS
Edward Prince of Wales
England
Catholic Bishops Promote Direct Action Against Salacious Films
In Cincinnati AP report, the Roman Catholic Bishops of America announce a campaign by the Legion of Decency to combat what they call salacious movies. The plan, endorsed after talks with the movie industry, will extend to every town and city in the United States under a national priest council led by Archbishop John T. McNicholas.
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Cincinnati
Committee On Motion Pictures
Roman Catholic Bishops of America
Legion of Decent
United States
Legion
John T. McNicholas
Church leaders oppose indecent films seek wholesome screen
Archbishop McNicholas and three bishops cite immoral and indecent films and vow to oppose them until films meet wholesome standards. They say they do not seek to harm the motion picture industry but act against evil character and low standards. Britain has 30 million acres under cultivation of its 86 million acres.
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Committee
The
Legion
McNicholas
Great Britain
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