Long Conducts Lone Talkathon Against NRA in Senate
Sen. Long of Louisiana mounts a record breaking all night filibuster to push a rider to a resolution extending a remnant of the NRA. He argues for senate confirmation over $4,000 salaries aiding his Louisiana patronage fight. Senate peers call the marathon the longest endurance display, as sleepiness and quorum calls interrupt the session.
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Johnston Urges Revival of NRA
Governor Olin D Johnston of North Carolina urged revival of the National Recovery Administration on the eve of the 27th annual governor conference. He said governors should seek voluntary pledges from employers and coordinated action by state labor departments until applicable legislation is enacted. He stressed preserving NRA fundamentals, especially minimum wages and maximum hours, and plans to address the issue at the conference.
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Miss. Jung
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Johnston
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NRA
Gov. Johnston
Whipping Post Proposed For Kidnapers And Dope Peddlers
New York report from June 12 outlines advocacy for the whipping post as punishment for kidnapping, dope peddling, and white slavery, described as the only thing criminals fear. It also covers Samuel Leibowitz declaring candidacy for Brooklyn district attorney, criticizing incumbent William F.xX. Geephan, vowing a bold crackdown and promising a parade to Sing Sing with fireworks.
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Samuel 5. Leibowitz
Brooklyn
Leibowitz
Ahtough
Vivian Gordon
Seabury Vice
Clipper Begins One Stop Hop 4000 Miles Out Pacific
Pan American Airways Clipper begins a one stop flight to Midway Island from Alameda California, 4000 miles out in the Pacific, with Capt E C Musick at the helm. The ship left San Francisco Bay at 2 50 p m PST carrying gasoline and a six man crew. Weather delayed the start until conditions were suitable for a long voyage.
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Long Delivers Louisiana Oyster Recipe in Filibuster
In Washington, Senator Long filibustered over the NRA and shared a Louisiana style oyster recipe with hungry colleagues. Senator Tydings of Maryland criticized the moment as a late night dormitory scene, while Long pressed for copies of the recipe for friends.
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House and Senate Clash Over Holding Companies Bill
Washington June 12 A White House contact man and House leadership failed to break a four month holdup on a bill to abolish holding companies The Senate passed the measure yesterday Speaker Dyrha and Chairman Rayburn urged action while Charles West the president's contact pressed for a quick reporting sub committees were named to handle the abolition section and a new deadline to January 1 1942 was discussed
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Hauptmann Likely Faces Lindbergh in Appeal Next Week
Bruno Richard Hauptmann, convicted of kidnapping and murdering the Lindbergh baby, may again meet Col. Charles A. Lindbergh as his attorneys seek a temporary release to attend a key appeal before the New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals. Atty Gen. Wilentz opposes the request, and a decision is due within days. Land by page 9 Part 1.
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Egbert Rosecrans
Court of Errors and Appeals
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David T. Wilentz
Col. Lindbergh
Linnbert
Remarkable State Credit Praised by Secretary OBrien
Secretary of State Williams OBrien lauded West Virginia credits as remarkable as he and the auditor and treasurer prepare to travel to New York to sign 1 750 000 of state road bonds. He cited a record low 1.40 percent in Virginia debt refinancing, recalled prior default fears, praised the sinking fund and noted county sheriffs delayed funds. The sinking fund remains in excellent condition with high bond demand and strong repayment reputation.
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O'Brien
New York
Virginia
Pallimore
Chicago
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Talbott
Board of Public Works
Work Projects Under Program Must Meet Test
Public works under the new relief program will be granted only on merit. West Virginia official F. W. McCullough outlined a process requiring county offices to pre screen projects before state submission. He reiterated seven president designated principles stressing use, local employment, prompt spending, and direct relief roll relief alignment.
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Elds
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Washington
Breakthrough on Anemia via Diet of Red Meats Says Whipple
Dr George H Whipple Nobel laureate in medicine told a group of world famous physicians that anemia can be prevented and cured by a diet of special meats. He explained that different meats influence red blood cell regeneration in distinct ways and stressed a varied beef rich regimen.
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American Medical Association
Br. Whipple
Three Prelates Are Jailed in Athens
In Athens three Greek archbishops were jailed amid a religious revolt as authorities move to curb potential violence. The split stems from a dispute over the Gregorian calendar with the bishops accusing Archbishop Chrysostomos of betraying church interests by adopting it. They condemn it as a Western invention and accuse Chrysostomos of tolerating Catholic Protestant and Communist propaganda. Trial set for Friday.
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Not Guilty Plea In Wake Of Weyerhaeuser Kidnapping
Harmon Waley and wife pleaded not guilty in Tacoma to two federal charges connected to the $200,000 George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping. Bond set at $100,000 each on mail fraud. Lindbergh law case bail not set. They were taken under guard and spirited away after the brief session. Authorities move to Seattle for safety while Canada and British Columbia pursue leads.
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Harmon’ M. Waley
Salt Lake City
George Weyerhaeuser
Department of Justice
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Canada
U. S
H. G. Fitch
Harold Nathan
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Kelowna
Harmon Waley
Sino Rejects Jap Demands
Nanking June 13 Chinese government officials said they cannot accept Japan's north China demands as they would reduce China to a Japanese protectorate. The central political council met in secret to reject at least some demands and warned to prepare for eventualities as 800 Japanese troops moved toward Tientsin and Peiping.
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Third Partyites Woo Union Labor In 1916 Plan
Howard Williams national organizer of the Farmer Labor party and other leaders outlined to day a drive for a third party vote and labor backing. A Chicago conference June 20 and 36 is planned with about 300 delegates including Gov. Floyd B Olson and leaders from unions road brotherhoods and farm groups. A national conference for naming candidates and adopting an ultras liberal platform is also anticipated later this year.
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Farmer-Labor
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California
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U. S. Chamber Revamps Plans for Post NRA Era
Washington, June 12. The United States Chamber of Commerce discloses a thorough revision of its program after the NRA aftermath. Directors plan to emphasize voluntary business reforms to replace the blue eagle code and to discourage attacks on the administration at the upcoming meeting. Sibley Marper, newly elected president, set the keynote and urged voluntary agreements, arguing industry can self regulate with minimal government interference. Roosevelt hopes voluntary pacts may succeed, but warns some firms will resist, risking price and wage cuts to stay competitive. Changes in leg islation since the annual meeting will also shape the new program.
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National Chamber
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Operator Advances Coal Peace Plan From Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh July report says John D. A. Morrow, head of a $150,000,000 coal firm, proposed a plan to avert a mass strike by requiring union labor in mines, revising the Sherman act, and creating a federal commission to approve price agreements between operators. He warns against the Guffey bill and favors union contracts to enforce fair wages while preserving competition. Morrow notes near universal UMWA membership except in eastern Kentucky.
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John D. A. Morrow
Pittsburch Coal Company
Mellon
United Mine Workers of America
Guffey
Morrow
Kentucky
Hillcrest Sanitarium Building Dedicated in Charleston
State and local officials dedicate the Hillcrest sanitarium to tuberculosis care for children. Governor Kump and Mayor Dawson praise the project, with FERA leaders and Kanawha County Anti Tuberculosis League backing expansions at Morris Memorial and Crayley Springs facilities.
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Hillcrest Sanitariium
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Kump
D. Boone Dawson
C. J. Allen
Fera Works Division
R. C. Roller
Sanitarium Medical
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Allen
Will Pays Tribute To Jesse Owens at June Hills meet
A June gathering at Neverley Hills honors Jesse Owens, the Cleveland-born Olympic star. The crowd notes Owens’ world records and modest character, with plans to compete in four events where he reportedly holds three world marks, while a local athlete is pictured with Jim Thorne, noted as an all-time great.
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Jene Owens
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