Paris Strikes Widen as 250000 French Workers Walkout
Paris grapples with a growing general strike as 250000 workers push through a nationwide stoppage. Factories idle across the capital and provinces, food and gas supplies threatened, and tensions rise as leftist Blum government looms. Rail workers and postmen may join tomorrow.
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Paris
France
Jon Blum
Chamber of Deputies
Popular Front of
Communists
Socialists
Red
Wrangle Over Stiffer Taxes Delays Vote
Washington AP reports a dispute over higher taxes on undistributed corporate profits delaying a key vote. Senate tentative approval had come on most of the bill, including brackets boosting individual income taxes above 6,000. If conference talks fail by Monday, adjournment chances weaken as senators threaten long debates over amendments.
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Washington
Jie 3
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Fearler
Sen. LaFollette
Wisi
LaFollette Annenesd
Tan
Sen
Black D. Ala
Page Four Column One Brief Item
In a brief column on page four column one a short notice appears without additional context or details. The readable portion notes a standard newspaper item but provides no clear names places or dates to identify.
Star of Vice Czar Fading
New York June 2 Charles Lucky Luciano testified in his own defense denying involvement in prostitution and disavowing ties to co defendants while under cross examination by prosecutor Thomas F. Dewey. He admitted lying at times yet maintained he spoke the truth as the jury heard a portrait of a racketeer and race track bookmaker amid long questioning.
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New York
USI
Charles
Lucky
Betillo
Ratlack
Thomas F. Dewry
Luciana
Luck
Star
Lou Wedemar
Universal Service
Detroit
Dayton Dean
Black Legion
Legion
Charles Poole
Ako
Dean
Poole
Resign call amid jittery congressman Hell Run Again rumor
Rep Marion A Zioneheck of Texas is reported to not seek re election after arrest and mental health concerns. Messages from constituents flood his Washington office as letters demand action while plans for private mental observation facilities loom.
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Zioncheck
Washington
Gallinger Hospital
District of Columbia
Associated Press
Ington
Gallinger
Hspital
Marion A. Zioneheck
Texarkana
Texa
Teen Crumbaker Injured in Auto and Truck Crash
Donald Crumbaker sixteen received serious chest injuries last night around seven after his car collided with a truck at Broad and Virginia streets. He was rushed to Kanawha Valley hospital where Dr. Hill said the chest injuries appeared serious. Police noted a second man in the car fled and witnesses were unsure who drove. Estimated speeds were forty to fifty miles per hour.
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Donald Crumbaker
Park Avenue
Broad
Virginia
Crumbaker
Barlow
Kanawha Valley Hospital
David If Hill
Kanawha
Nessex
Ex Actor Haines Blames White Legion For Attack At El Porto
Los Angeles detectives pursue a report that former film star Willam Haines and friend Jimmy Shields faced an assault and moral mistreatment by a group calling itself the White Legion in El Porto Beach. Haines denies the attack, describes it as drunken misbehavior, while officials weigh grand jury action if facts warrant.
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Los Angeles
Jus
Willam Haines
Jimmy Shields
el Porto Beach
Hether Iene
Haines
Oime
I Haines
Himiself
Shields van Ie
Shields van Ie Act of Drunken Hoawdene Biscalux
A. F Monroe
Inglewood
Mtd
Shields
Todas
GOP-Democratic Ticket Talked Ahead of Convention
In Cleveland reporters note a split view on the 1936 GOP ticket with Landon favored by some, while others hesitate. Delegates discuss possible vice presidential choices as Indiana and New York figures push for key roles and potential coalitions emerge ahead of the national convention.
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Cleveland
Jung
Goy
M. Landon
Kansas
David A. Reed
Landon Seruimnent
Charles BD. Hilles
New York
Landon
Wadsworth
Henry Rorkback
James W. Warsaworth
Indiana
Tudiyota Loup Eliate Atelange
Reyention
Wathin
Eteeterl Das
Rarsan
Doles Biles
Wali
Tony de Valores
Che Acrangenenis
Cqmenite
Haile Selassie Cherished Welcome in London Arrival
London crowds offered Haile Selassie a rousing greeting as he arrived in England today. The Ethiopian leader, amid cheers and tears, spoke of seeking justice and ruled out reclaiming his throne, while reverent reactions and public interest spread through the capital.
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London
Addis Ababa
England
Linda
Ellis H Parker Sleuth Held In Wendel Kidnapping Case
New York June 3 AP District Attorney Geoghan announced that Ellis H Parker sr chief of detectives in Burlington County New Jersey was arrested at Mount Holly on charges of kidnapping Paul H Wendel former New Jersey attorney Indicted by a grand jury. Parker was nabbed as he left the Els club Three Burlington County detectives aided the Lindbergh inquiry and took over the case after a warrant and the indictment were issued Four others were named in the case
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New York
Wiliam F. X. Geoghan
Ellis H. Parker
Burlington County
N. J
Mt. Holly
Paul H. Wendel
New Jersey
Groghan
Francis Madden
Brooklyn
Parker
Genanan
Burlington
Kings County Grand
Aevault
Madden
Walt
Brawley Wins Recount Writ in California Election Feud
Judge A B Haudeen ruled in a premptory writ that the county court must proceed with recounts and allow candidates to inspect ballots poll books and related precinct records. The decision noted no change to the election outcome though some filings claimed rights to advance security deposits were improper.
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aiteRe
Payan
Adinte
A. B. Haudeen
Mandane
Hoese
Lee
Siig
Hudson
Axa
Collret
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Mires
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Islidate Fosherif
Wiliam — Estell Meltin
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Noted Hair Stylist Dies in Paris
Paris obituary notes the death of a prominent hair stylist linked to fashion houses and salons. The article recalls his influence on styling trends, his early career in Paris, and the public reaction to his passing.
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Paris
Death of a Tennesseean 66 shocks ALE officials in Washington
Joseph Wellington Burns speaker of the US House died at 12:15 a.m. EST in the Mayflower hotel Washington following a heart attack and cerebral hemorrhage. Burns 66, long-time Tennessee congressman and master parliamentarian, had been active in pushing pending legislation and adjournment plans. He passed after a brief illness, shocking officials including the White House and Roosevelt administration.
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Washington
Joseph Wellington Burns
House of Representatives
George W. Culver
Capitol
Burns
Mayflower
White House
Congress
Rep. Snell
H.N
Tam
Uncle Joe
Roosevelt
State Drought Spreads Across West Virginia Farms
Farmers fear a spreading drought as lack of moisture grips West Virginia and nearby areas. Officials warn yields may drop sharply, with forests at risk and wildfires increasing. McLaughton notes only scattered showers so far, pressuring crops and livestock as rain remains uncertain.
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West Virginia
Com- Agrieolire
McLaugh
Lin
Andrews Seen For Chairman In Democratic State Session
Sheriff R C Andrews of Kana County is seen as likely next chairman of the Democratic state executive committee as party prognostications rise ahead of Saturday Parkersburg meeting. Republicans may choose George W Sharp, brother of Judge Summers H Sharp, with calls for sessions in Sistersville and no desire by Kimball or Kelly for re election.
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R. C. Andrews
Kana
Democratic State Executive Committee
Parkersburg
Republican State Committee
George W. Sharp
Summers H. Sharp
Kimball Platts
Charles N. Kimball
Sistereville
Kimball
Robert G. Kelly
Cording
House Engineers Relief Measure Into Conference
In Washington on June 30 Democratic leaders pushed the relief-deficiency bill into conference with the Senate seeking swift enactment. Conferees led by Rep. Buchanan prepared to weigh Senate amendments and possible eliminations, with two key points disputed over reclamation projects and funding for the Flood canal and a general public works revaling fund.
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Asun
House
Senate
Buchanan
Appropriations Committee
White House
Interior Department
Itawas Republicas
Dease
Rday
Univgs
Slaskakw
Rules Committee
Floy Canal
Woman Doomed to Die Loses Speech in Sing Sing
OSSINING N Y June 3 Mrs Mary Frances Creighton sentenced to be electrocuted July 16 has lost the power of speech and is seriously ill death house attendants at Sing Sing revealed today The prisoner convicted of the poison murder of Mrs Ada Applegate in Baldwin forced to write all her manications and is in constant pain from a rheumatic ailment
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Ossining
N.Y
Usi
Mary Frances Creighton
Sing Bing
Mia
Ada Applegate
Baldwin
Badoglio Hailed By Rome Throngs
Rome news reports field marshal Pietro Badoglio welcomed by 500000 cheering Romans at a royal gun salute after returning from Ethiopia. Mussolini kisses him as Haile Selassie arrives in England. Naples stops to cheer Badoglio on his transit from Asmara aboard Arborea. The 21 gun salute matches royal honors.
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Pietro Badoglia
Feray
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Badoglia
Haile Selassie
England
London
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Arborea
Asmara
Eritrea
Andre Doria
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
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Alessandro Lessona
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