House Moves Toward Adjournment Goal in Senate Race
Washington June 16 AP Democratic leaders order swift action on administration bills to gain an adjournment edge over the Senate. They plan rapid passage of the 600 million dollar nuisance tax and farm adjustment bills, aiming for mid July adjournment while debating regulation and utility holding company reform.
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Crime Castle Case Opens Tomorrow
Boston dispatch reports the trial of Carlo Hettich and four associates on charges linked to a $129,000 Fall River malt robbery. The case, presented by the government, outlines underworld links across five states and alleges a broad racketeering scheme tied to prohibition era crime.
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Roosevelt strike truce holds for soft coal operators
United Mine Workers report all soft coal operators agreed to Roosevelt's strike truce, extending wages hours and conditions through June 30 and removing the immediate threat of a nationwide walkout tonight. Some producers did not send reps to the wage conference, fueling scattered strike reports.
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Crashes Claim 64 Lives Across States Over Weekend
Associated Press reports 64 fatalities from automobile and motorcycle crashes over a weekend. New York and Pennsylvania led with nine each, Michigan saw four killed in a train collision near Caro, and Massachusetts five. Other notable losses included a bridal party tragedy in Massachusetts and a deadly Watertown crash in New York. Five motorcyclists died nationwide and multiple injuries occurred in Georgia, California, and San Francisco street cable car incidents.
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Hauptmann Jury Refuses Clemency Bid
Flemington N J June 10 News reports say a secret meeting of the Hauptmann trial jury ended with a vote against seeking clemency for Bruno Hauptmann. The unnamed juror seeking aid to argue for Thursday’s clemency hearing was defeated as the jury decided to take no further action.
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Armament Race Gains Strength Across Europe
Europe pours millions into land and air arms with no relief in sight. Britain expands defense programs with about £23 million this year and an additional £100 million for navy and army. France plans to fund war readiness with 10.422 million francs for land and sea arms and 3.391 billion more francs pending. Air ministry aims to add 1,000 frontline planes by year end, signaling broader European buildup.
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Three Boys Die In Refrigerator Tragedy in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn, three boys Arnold age three Eugene five and George seven were found dead inside an outside icebox on their porch. Police believe they hid in the icebox during a game of hide and seek and suffocated. Their father George Hoyt reported them missing Friday night. autopsy confirmed death by asphyxiation with no signs of violence. The family faced poverty with rent arrears and suspended life insurance.
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Soul Stirring Messages Suggested by Evangelist Hissom
Evangelist E G Hissom urges ministers to preach soul stirring messages. He asserts personal faith and Spirit driven delivery convince listeners and emphasize God’s power and the eternal punishment for sin, urging a model of following Christ. Page 5.
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Wedding Hall Inferno Blamed on Faulty Wiring
New York reports two dead and 83 injured as a four story East Side wedding hall canopy and decorations fed a late night blaze. Fire officials link faulty electric wiring and a ventilator to the rapid spread. Bride to be Miss Pearl Lakelower and fiance Louis Sheln were among the injured, with Sophie Shein among the dead. Ambulances rushed the severely burned to hospitals. most victims were locals with one Philadelphia man treated in Bellevue.
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Troops Bring Peace to Omaha
Omaha under martial law as about 1000 Nebraska National Guardsmen in full gear quell riots tied to a tram car strike. Civil courts remain in force except for riot cases and strike-related offenses. Streetcars operate cautiously. southern district crowds show mixed reactions as Gov. Cochran weighs longer deployment.
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Thomas Family Hurt in Crash Near Institute Fairgrounds
A four car collision near the Four-H fairgrounds injures Dale Thomas and his wife Mrs. Thomas and five children, with several in serious condition. State police arrest two youths for failing to stop. Dale Thomas Jr and James Thomas suffer severe injuries. Frances Thomas 13 has a fractured collar bone. others receive various injuries.
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How I Keep My Gy Figure Secrets From Stars
Starting Today readers discover dieting and fitness tips from 24 movie and stage stars. Proportion secrets, body images, and health routines are shared as a lighter feature. Page 10. The Charleston Guactic.
Hoover Warns Against Sacrificing Freedom for Economic Security
Stanford University in California hosts 1035 graduates as former President Herbert Hoover warns against sacrificing liberty for economic needs. He attacks “hothouse methods” and calls for government by constitutional law, stressing checks and balances to preserve freedom. He also advocates abolition of the NRA and ties social security to work ethic.
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Credit Men foresee revival as convention opens
Pittsburgh June 16 Fred Roth president of the National Association of Credit Men says the 40th annual convention opening tomorrow will reflect a rising business pulse. He cites improving farm prices and a retreat of the low mood, with NRA decisions viewed as beneficial to recovery. Notables include A W Robertson Westinghouse and Sumner Sumners.
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Two Train Crashes Kill Fourteen In England And Scotland
Near London a collision left 14 dead and many injured as wreckage obstructed rescue efforts. A separate Gourock incident near Glasgow injured 22 when a Glasgow bound train struck buffers at the station. The Welwyn and other locales figure in a third crash with extensive damage and decimated cars.
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J D Sister 38 Dies After Carnival Ride Injury
SOMERSET Pa June 16 J D Sister a 38 year old former West Virginia state geologist died in an ambulance tonight after injuries from a whip ride at Moyersdale fireman's carnival He had recently left WV for a post with U S Steel was hurled from the ride and struck a steel post at Meyersdale hospital physicians said he suffered a crushed chest and five broken ribs
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Slaying Probe Focuses On Bangor Cheese Factory Owner
In Easton, Giuseppe Cimo, 50, a cheese factory operator from Bangor, is held for questioning in the death of Edith Ford, 34, whose nude body was found strangled in a Bangor Junction cistern. Deputy coroner Dr. Reichbaum said Cimo, identified by dental work, denies involvement as investigators plan to question his wife.
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Roosevelt Reforms NRA Create Stop Gap Unit And Divisions
President Roosevelt outlined a stop gap NRA with provisions to sustain fair competition. He named James L. ONeill as acting administrator and created a division of business cooperation under Prentiss L. Coontley and a division of review under Leon C. Marshall. A six member advisory council was named including labor and consumer representatives.
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Waleys Face Speedy Trial Over $200000 Kidnap Case
Federal prosecutors move to try Harman Waley and wife Margaret under the Lindbergh law for the $200,000 ransom paid in the George Weyerhaeuser kidnap. Judge Cushman summoned a grand jury as a nationwide search for suspects continues. The Waleys were captured in Salt Lake City after the wife was seen with ransom money. the boy was recovered unharmed on May 24.
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Relief Roles Are Chiselers Says Administrator
In Washington on June 16 state works progress administrators gathered to learn from Darry L. Hopkins how to allocate millions of relief funds next year. Hopkins released a study he claims debunks claims that relief recipients refuse private jobs, noting several cases in Baltimore where four people refused work, resulting in no relief. He said findings suggest Baltic patterns may be more representative than others nationwide.
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Collection plate discarded boosts church donations in Spokane
In Spokane Washington the North Hill Christian church via Rev C Curtis reports a 36 percent rise in first month donations after replacing the collection plate with stationary boxes under the streamline plan. No more special drives or traditional fundraisers will be held, Curtis says, citing nationwide interest and inquiries from clergy and laypeople.
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Italy Wrong But So Are Others Says Will
A distorted column from Santa Monica on June 16 argues that nations err as much as each other, citing Mussolini and Japan as examples. It claims England and other powers feel guilt over colonial deeds while contemplating a harsher stance, with mixed pride and restraint in addressing aggressions.
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