Party Chiefs Gather For Topeka Meeting
Topeka kansas June 15 ap govern alf landon and his red haired campaign manager john d m hamilton laid a plan of battle at lunch after a morn conference with the republican presidential nominee and the militant oklahoma alfalfa bill murray. murray left the capitol approving the republican platform but declined to commit to support landon. hoover indicated he would seek a bid if asked by landon and the party committee. hamlton, new republican national chairman, hailed the coming campaign and predicted victory with landon as leader.
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Three Coast Guard fliers die in Florida storm patrol
Three coast guard crewmen Lieutenant Charles Martin Perrott pilot Radio man Walters Morris and mechanic William D B Eubanks were killed when their plane plunged into Tampa Bay near St. Petersburg during a tropical disturbance. The storm swept across the southern tip of the peninsula bringing heavy rain flooding highways and streets.
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Willis by Robert Quillen拾 Den atone he-man remark
A fragment from Robert Quillen features Illie Willis expressing bravado about a den activity and noting a companion named Wie gag being present. The brief excerpt hints at a masculine framing of courage in a social setting.
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Dean Testifies Of Death Plot Against Editor
Dayton Dean testified that N Ray Markland former Highland Park mayor plotted to ruin him politically and that Black Legion gunmen sought to kill Arthur F Kingsley editor of the community newspaper. The case names 12 defendants including Markland Lupper Black Frye Clark Selmeister Rice and others in a conspiracy to murder. Multiple failed attempts preceded a pursuit during a night automobile chase before Markland's election defeat ended the plot.
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Strike at Tygart Dam halts work in 13.9 million project
GRAFTON June 13 1944 Striking hoisting engineers at the Tygart Valley flood control dam agreed to return to work after officials promised an 18 percent wage increase. The Frederic Snare Co contractors said 20 strikers would resume as other 1500 workers remained idle.
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Tax Conferees Eye Proposals In Debt Fight
Washington June 15 Conferees wrestle over tax measures as Senate and House differences stall a broad revenue plan. Debates center on income surtaxes and corporate profits, with filibuster threats delaying accord. Veterans in Charleston begin receiving bonus bonds amid large demand and rapid distribution by post office staff.
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Delegate Al Smith Seeks Home Duty Over Philadelphia Battle
New York June 13 Ald Smith plans to surrender his duties as Philadelphia Democratic convention delegate to his alternate and stay home next week sources say He would go to Philadelphia only if tired of anti New Deal Democrats support and remains noncommittal about facing Farleys machine The move signals possible split from Franklin D Roosevelt and current anti New Deal factions
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Ruffner Hollow Road Listed and Road Work Ordered
City council considered Ruffner Hollow Road status and roadway work on the WPA project route to finish overdue improvements. A motion by Councilman Gates called the commission to complete began tasks. another ordinance sought to raise an insurance license fee.
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G-Men Nab Youth In Extortion Plot
G men report a youth, Jesse J. Mille, 22, arrested in an extortion scheme in Washington. The letter signed "TOG Killer" threatened death and demanded payment to Orville Miller of Ble Mountain, Maryland. The suspect reportedly sent details of the target’s wife and child, and the case involves attorney connections in the District of Columbia.
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Americans Fight Of Pirate Band At Amoy Harbor
In Amoy China a pirate gang attacked a hospital boat, killing three pirates and two policemen. The outlaw chief Ti was captured later, and a gun battle left several wounded as medical staff and police responded amid a tense harbor scene. Amoy is a treaty port in Fukien with 250 mission hospitals and about 300 foreign doctors.
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Legislature Moves Toward Social Security Bill First Day
The joint legislature session opened with Governor Kump presenting his social welfare program. The House advanced the public welfare act to second reading while the Senate prepared to act. A moratorium on tax delinquent land redemption was sent to committee as delegates named replacements to fill vacancies.
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Kump Sees Net Balance First Time in Years
Governor Kump warned the legislature that substantial new revenue must be found soon to maintain essential government services. He cited a net deficit in prior years and urged funding for highways, schools, and welfare programs as part of a broader fiscal plan ahead of the next regular session.
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One-Time Edison Associate Slain in New Jersey
EAST ORANGE New Jersey June 15 three clues a description of a mysterious stranger three sharply defined hints and a discharged pistol shell save homicide squad detectives then only leads tonight as they hunted the slayer of 67 year old Daniel McFarlan Moore one-time associate of the late Thamar A Bi Me Moore retired electrical engineer and noted inventor was killed early in the day by two caliber bullets fired at his head following an argument in the rain with a Hinkagwa van outside his home Police Chief C N Bell said it was murder and twelve hours later he had found no motive and said he had no suspect for the moment Neighbors heard men quarreling and voices as though men were at age twelve Col 6 ase Turn to
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Coal Measure Moved Along in Senate and House
Washington reports the Guffey-Vinson coal control bill advanced in the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee by a 9 to 8 vote and neared floor action in the House as leaders prepared to proceed after conference reports. John L. Lewis warned wage cuts could trigger a mine shutdown if the bill failed to become law.
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FDR Seeks Parkways From Potomac Valley to Ohio
Martinsburg WV June 15 President Roosevelt spoke to about 30 people on his only West Virginia platform appearance. He urged a future parkway system through the Potomac valley westward into Ohio and compared Martinsburg to his Hudson neighborhood. He praised improving national conditions seen on his Midwest tour.
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Court ruling limits labor board authority in steel plant case
The Fifth Circuit halted enforcement of a National Labor Relations Board order at Jones and Laurghini Steel's Aliquippa plant. It ruled the board had no jurisdiction over a dispute involving workers in manufacture and production, not interstate commerce, and cited the Guffey decision. The ruling states federal power over labor relations does not extend to employer employee relations in production.
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Blum Opens Drive On Foes of Regime
Paris reports a government move against enemies of the regime. Police raid a newspaper linked to exiled Soviet leader Leon Trotsky as indictments target Bolshevik followers. Interior Minister Salengro seeks decrees to curb seditious groups and justify dissolving rightist leagues like Croix De Feu. Labor unrest eases as 21 days of walkout end and deputies approve social reform bills for a 40 hour week, higher pay, and vacation rights.
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