Search for missing Mrs Parsons near home in June
Deputies and federal agents comb countryside near Stony Brook for a missing woman and a possible grave within 2000 feet of her home. Authorities report odor from the brush as investigators dig by floodlights and night patrols amid a six square mile search area.
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Stony Brook
Stacey Wilson
Allee Parsons
Wilson
Brookhaven
Parsons
Lovend
Lindsay Huary
Litbt Wilson
Earl I. Connalley
Federal Bureau of
Jhad
Paros
Blore
Federal
Cita
Venereal Disease Fight Intensified Across Counties
Public assistance through its county councils joins the state health department in intensifying the fight against venereal disease. A venereal clinic is already in Lewis county with plans for clinics in Limon and Mason counties. Preventive work is pushed in all counties, as officials note the disease remains a leading cause of relief rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Assistante
Lewis County
Limon
Mason
Heaith
Earth Unite
A. W. Gagnatt
Pullic
Vetereal
Crete
Tvrm
Women and Children Flee As Bilbao Bombarded
Insurgent batteries and warplanes bombarded central Bilbao today driving thousands of civilians from homes and businesses. Basque troops answered with artillery as refugees reported near panic, and Basque President Aguirre vowed to resist. Unconfirmed reports spoke of sunk ships in Bilbao harbor and disorders in some districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendayf
Bilbao
Bilbo
Jose Antonio Aguirre
Bilbas
San‘tander
Bliboo
West Virginia Sets Rules for Medicinal Whisky Sales
The Liquor Control Commission outlined strict rules for selling medicinal whisky in drug stores starting July 3. Eligible retail druggists must meet three-year ownership continuity, clean license history, and a suitable premises, with licenses costing ten dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigid
Liquor Control Commission
Commissaion
R. E Kelly
West Virginia
State of Pharmacy
Death sentences for Franco fascist leaders in Spain
Diplomatic dispatches report Manuel Hedilia former chief of the Fascist party and eighty other leaders were condemned by court martial in Salamanca Burgos Toledo and Vizcaya. Hedilia received double death sentences on two counts. many others got death or life terms with some to deportation. Monarchists hailed the verdict as a victory. commutations and amnesty possibilities were discussed.
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ST. Jean DE Luz
France
Manuel Hedilia
Fascist Party
Frangisco Franca
Spanish Guinea
Salamanca
Burgos
Toledo
Vizcaya
Aon Heda
Phalanx
Jose Anctonia Prime de Rivers
Dixpatches
Spain
Court Plan Fees Accept Challenge
Washington June 16 Leaders of Senate forces opposing President Roosevelt s bill to add six justices to the supreme court accepted his challenge to a swift vote. They drafted plans for a meeting of 56 senators pledged to oppose the bill. The meeting will select a steering committee to direct the momentous battle on the senate floor, Sen Wheeler expected to be chosen as spokesman. Wheeler welcomed the president s position on a quick vote and said the fight would move fast.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Toomorrow
Sen
Wheeler
D. Mont
State relief program needs for first quarter cap at 1.28 million
The Department of Public Assistance estimates $1,283,655 is needed for three of four phases of the state relief and welfare program in the first quarter of the new fiscal year. Garnett says this is about $155,000 less than the current quarter and details federal matching, with 12,900 applicants for old age assistance at $15 monthly totaling $435,000, and 32,000 dependents at $8 monthly totaling $363,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett
Department of Public Assistance
Aes Lenal Mane
A. W. Garnett
Reduedune
Ciile Dain
Tax Evasion Probe To Open Today In Washington
President Roosevelt approved plans for the capital's biggest tax probe of the year to name wealthy Americans suspected of dodging payments. Morgenthau flew from a White House conference to the treasury to unveil a list at the initial Senate House committee hearing.
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USS
Morgenthau
Rich Dodgers
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Treasury
Senate House
Doughton
D N. C
Fish
House
Com
Soviet Purge Goes Forward In Historic Crackdown
Moscow reports a massive political purge in Soviet Russia with hundreds of party arrears removed and thousands expelled from Communist rolls. Alexander G Chervinkoff, head of the western moat of the union's republics, killed himself for family reasons amid denunciations and arrests of colleagues for treason. The nationwide witch hunt drew foreign disbelief as charges spread widely and ruthlessly across state and party ranks.
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Moscow
Garylaon
Soviet Union
Flashes of Life In These U S
June reports from Idaho and Illinois describe odd moments of quick actions. Raymond Miller aged 12 recounts a Lake Coeur d Alene catch where a big trout was nabbed with bare hands after an oar strike. In Chicago Julia Berbinger bailed out her son for speeding but was jailed for not paying a bond.
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Coeur Dalene Idaho
Raymond Miller
D'Alene
Chicago
Julia Berbinger
Dea
Feathered Rooster Sits On Train Front Wheel Pole
A curious scene unfolds as a yellow rooster perched on the front wheel tracks of a terminal system car pulls out of Clinton toward Bloomington. The bird flaps briefly then settles, riding the rails as the train departs.
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Sik
Hobo Clinton
Tilmots Terminal System
Bloomington
Ohio Governor Weighs Peace Plea as Steel Strike Rages
In Johnstown Pennsylvania Mayor Shields appeals to President Roosevelt for direct federal intervention to end a seven state steel strike that idles over 1.1 million workers. Phillip Murray and Gov. Davey push talks with Labor Secretary Perkins as Republic Bethlehem Inland and Youngstown Sheet refuse signed contracts. Tense city patrols by state police and vigilantes continue with no quick peace in sight.
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Johnstown
Daniel J. Shields
Roosevelt
White House
Phillip Murray
Steel Workers Organizing Con Committee
Adent Lee
Parkma
Murray
Perkins
Dircuss
National Labor Relations Board
Nega
Church Collections Forbidden by Nazis
Berlin reports the Nazi regime forbidding church collections inside houses of worship and during special services. Wilhelm Frick and Church Minister Hanns Kerr (Hana Kerr) announce the ban and threaten prosecutions for disobedience. Regular inside church collections remain allowed, while street and public place collections are also banned.
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Berlin
Midlater
Wilhelm Frick
Hana Kerr
Tme
State Highway Bids Sought for Seven Road Projects
The state road commission will issue bids Saturday for seven highway projects totaling 20.685 miles of road work and about $675,000. In Kanawha County a 3.5 mile Pickaway Hillydale Central church road will receive base repair and surface treatment. Other projects include eight miles in Wyoming County on the Els more Herndon road.
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Pickaway
Hillydale
Church Secondary
Kanawha
State Road Commission
Kanawha County
Wyoming County
Elsmore-Herndon
Stair
Another Miss DuPont Is Engaged to Marry
The engagement of Miss Alexanderine M. DuPont daughter of Lamot DuPont president of E I DuPont de Nemours and company to Howard Alfred Perkins Jr was announced at dinner at the Du Pont home Perkins is son of Mrs Robert K McCall of Strafford Pa The wedding is scheduled for the fall Miss DuPont debuted in 1933 after graduating from Miss Porters School Farmington Conn Perkins a graduate of William and Mary College Williamsburg Va He has worked in the DuPont real estate division for the last year
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Wilmington
Del
Misa Alexanderine M. DuPont
Lamot DuPont
E. 1
DuPont de Nemours
Same Pany
Howard Alfred Perkins, Jr
DuPont
Perkins
Robert, K. McCall
Strafford
Miss DuPont
Harmony Meet II Scheduled for Roosevelt Weekend
Democratic leaders hoped to end intra party conflicts by inviting President Roosevelt and all House and Senate members to a weekend at Jefferson Island club June 25 to 27. Cabinet members would attend to help resolve congressional difficulties. Some opposition remained over the president's court bill, with Leni Burke stating she has no intention to attend.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Jefferson Island Club
Leni Burke
Nebraska
Wine and Champagne Prices Cut to Boost Sales
The state ordered reductions starting July 1 for wine and champagne to encourage consumption. A list of 34 lighter items will be included in the sale while whiskies of older age will be added without price increases to promote lower alcohol options over higher alcohol content spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lquer Cami Lon
Ughter
Two Pickets Stabbed At Bethlehem Plant Clash
Two pickets were stabbed at the Frenklin gate of the Cambria plant near Joungtown Pennsylvania as violence flared. One man remained critically wounded with a four inch chest wound and 34 stitches used. A second man, John Babik aged 28, was stabbed in the chest but not critically wounded and discharged from the hospital into state police custody for questioning.
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Joungtown
Cambria
Bethlehem Blot Corporation
Yagnes
Lee Hospital
John Babik
Pickers
Non-Strikers Seek Return Amid Steel Labor Tension
In Youngstown Ohio on June 16 a meeting of 9000 non-striking workers urged a return to work. Ray L. Thomas led the back-to-work delegation from the Independent Society of Workers of Sheet and Tube. Mills in the Mahoning Valley had been strike bound since May 26 as the company refused to sign with the Steel Workers Organizing Committee.
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Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Ray L. Thomas
Independent Society of Workers of Sheet End Tube
Kea Sheet and Tube
Ma+ honing
Sheet
Steel Workers Organization Committee
Committee For Industrial Organization
Col
Man Arrested After Attempted Abduction Of Girl
A 24 year old man named George Davis was arrested after a 13 year old girl was grabbed on Bridge Avenue in South Hills. The incident occurred yesterday morning when he dragged the girl over a stone wall before fleeing. Police, alerted by Mrs. W D Sell who witnessed the assault, charged him with attempted abduction and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Detective Sergeant E N Shuck and officers Dewey Wade and W B Ramsey coordinated the response.
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Bridge Avenue
South Hills
George Davis
Fry Street
W. D. Sell
Dad Sterling Debuts in The Gazette Big Top Strip
Ed Wheelan introduces a new circus figure Dad Sterling a veteran clown who will play a leading role in the comic strip Big Top appearing today on the Charleston Gazette The State comic page.
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Dad” Sterling
The
Gazette
Dad
Sterling
Ed Wheelan
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