Senate Faces House Bargains as Filibuster Looms
Washington June 17 AP Congress plans to adjourn soon but conflicts persist. Leaders battle over three key measures including a six year moratorium for farmers and a railway labor dispute bill. A vote hinges on conference reports and tactical moves by Senators Long Hastings and Tang.
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Germany Pushes to Ease Straits With France Amid Peace Talks
Paris reports say Germany seeks to win French favor through secret meetings between Lons Barthou and Joachim von Ribbentrop. France remains firm against legalizing German rearmament, while Paris weighs shifts tied to Franco Soviet ties.
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Drought Strains Britain While North Dakota Grapples with Governor's Conviction
Britain endures a severe drought with Bishop Winnington-Quay leading prayers for rain as crops fail and water rations spread. In North Dakota Gov. William A. Langer faces a federal felony conviction that could disqualify him, triggering a political showdown before the June 27 primary. Tension mounts as officials consider ballot eligibility and appeals unfold.
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Aes Iu
Union Leaders Take Stand as Steel Walkout Plan Moves
Union leaders from the Amalgamated Association of iron, steel and tin workers head to Washington after authorizing possible a strike if government and industry reject their recognition demand. The April convention urged recognition as the bargaining agent and threatened a holiday if rejected, with negotiations to be headed by William Green and Michael F. Tighe.
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Explosion Injures Eleven at Sylvania Plant in Virginia
An explosion followed by a fire at the Sylvania industrial corporation cellophane plant in Fredericksburg Virginia injured eleven people. Investigators have not determined the cause though it is believed to have been caused by acid vats. The blast shook surrounding buildings and streets.
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Mrs Dall Settles In Nevada Cottage
Mrs Anna Roosevelt Dall arrives with attorney Samuel Platt at a Nevada lakeside cottage near Reno amid divorce rumors from Curtis B Dall. The party travels from Truckee to Lake Talloe, with secrecy and security as reporters keep distance.
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Rejoice in What You Have Graduates Told
Dr. McDaniel, president of Barnawa College, urged the Washington District High School graduates at Alum Creek to value their possessions and follow God’s purposes. He warned modern life moves fast and causes worry, sharing a joke about fatherhood and knowledge dumps on a forehead.
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Preserve NRA Fundamentals, Says Industry Board
HOT SPRINGS Va June 17 Forty four business leaders from national councils urged permanent preservation of NRA fundamentals as the keystone of American business They praised General Johnson and NRA efforts and rejected reports of his removal The Industrial advisory board met privately with Johnson to draft continuing business principles for NRA.
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George H. Mead
Mead Corporation
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Ohio
Capital to War On Bootleggers
Washington plans three major actions this week aimed at ending bootlegging. A federal permit system for all liquor wholesalers would curb illicit trade, while calls to cut internal revenue tax on liquor seek to tilt the market toward legitimate sellers. A Treasury bill to regulate the glass bottle industry targets secondhand bottle dealers who supply bootleggers.
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Man Held in Death of Child in Sharon
Homer Sanders, charged with voluntary manslaughter in the death of Lesh Minerva Dilley, is jailed in Mercer county after pleading guilty. Police say Dilley entered a vacant house while Sanders fumigated it and died from fumes. Sanders admits attempting to dispose of the body by fire and says he fled in fear. Friends aim to post 81,500 bail as relatives note his background.
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New York
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Johnson Takes Plane For National Capital
General Hugh 8 Johnson head of the NRA flew from Greenbrier airport to Washington after a busy weekend in West Virginia. He was among principal speakers at a gathering marking a NEA event in Cimbleston and was accompanied by Donald R Rienberg NRA General Counsel and E. F Methady secretary of teror.
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Donald R. Rienberg
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Teror
Reedsville Factory Loss in Last Minute Congressional Rush
Washington report notes a proposed government factory at Reedsville West Virginia to manufacture postal equipment was dropped in the adjournment scramble. Representative Randolph WV introduced use of public works funds for the project but opposition from private manufacturers and lack of revival prospects ended the effort.
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Army Air Chief Foulois Under Fire as Dismissal Urged
A House Investigating Committee demands Major General Benjamin D. Foulois resign as chief of the Army Air Corps. The unanimous report accuses him of misconduct, inefficiency, and mismanagement and urges the Secretary of War to remove him. It cites negotiated airplane purchases bypassing bids and seeks reforms before the next Congress.
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Seamen Survive Fire Claims on Cuban Drift
The mate and 47 crew members of the Norwegian freighter Kent Hatson who were missing after a Caribbean Sea fire arrived at Santa Cruz Del Sur Cuba after seven days adrift.
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World News At a Glance
Washington House investigates removal of Major General Foulvis as army architect. Lender efforts to ease congressional snarls for speedy adjournment. Governor Ron faces felony challenge to keep office in North Dakota. Industrial board backs NRA fundamentals in Hot Springs Virginia. Levee temporarily plugged after hurricane damages two states. President's daughter files for divorce in Nevada. Nazi press chief attends Harvard reunion amid anti Nazi protests. Havana reports many killed and wounded in machine gun attack. Paris notes Germany seeks peace with France in secret talks.
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Huge property loss as Gulf storm hits Louisiana and Mississippi
A weekend hurricane battered Louisiana and Mississippi flooding a two mile area in Burns district after a levee breach near New Orleans was temporarily plugged. Morgan City suffered widespread damage and one man died while others were injured by flying glass as crews worked to seal the gap with a dredge boat.
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Harvard commencement draws Hitler aide Hanfstaengl
Adolph Hitler's aide Herr Hanfstaengl arrived to attend Harvard's commencement and the twenty-fifth reunion of his class. He dismissed anti Nazi demonstrations as insignificant and noted German youth improving. He planned to attend the Harvard Boat Race before returning to Germany via New York.
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Havana Parade Ambush Kills 12 and Wounds 51
In Havana on June 17 a machine gun attack during a 30,000 strong ABC parade killed 12 people including women and 9 men, and wounded 51 as militants ambushed the march near Repentino street. The attack disrupted the two day guerrilla political action and left spectators in shock along the Prado. Several victims were named among the dead and wounded. Police searched for a suspect group and a reported stolen mobile tram was linked to the incident.
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Convicted jailer to face sentence in prisoner escape case
Bluefield June 17 The case against W Thornton former Mercer county jailer and Sheriff J C Fanning of Mercer county for Negligence in the Princeton prison escape Aug 3 was found guilty February 22. Fanning received four months in Lee Ball Virginia. Thornton sentence deferred. Mullins 29 wounded captured in Grand County Va now in Bluefield hospital. Summer term federal court opens with Judge McClintic to the grand jury.
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Mercer County
George W. McClintic
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J. C. Panning
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Fanning
Lee Ball
William Mullins
Grand County
Birefields Hospital
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Brand Jury
Poor Farm Tots Sent To Camp East Of Winfield
Seventy five children from Kanawha county corn farm depart this morning for a two month training camp five miles east of Winfield to prepare for private homes. Mrs James Ipould of the state department of public welfare announced the plan.
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James Ipould
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Kincaid
State House
Thomas Horner
West Side
Gauley Camp
Attacked Girl Found Unconscious in Pittsburgh Hotel
A 27 year old girl was found unconscious in a downtown Pittsburgh hotel room. She said three youths kidnapped attacked her after being grabbed near Liberty Avenue and forced into a car. Two hotel clerks were arrested for disorderly conduct.
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Liberty Qubes
Millvale
Notal
Scientists Urged to Lessen Invention Disruptions
Berkeley June 20 leaders of American science gathered for the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting to urge discovery of ways to reserve new inventions without causing temporary upheaval. Dr. John C Merriam warned some seek a moratorium while others praise science. the aim is to manage social and economic structures to safely sustain progress. Over 10000 scientists will attend at the University of California with 800 papers discussing from cosmic investigations to devices like high voltage guns used in smashing the atom.
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John C. Merriam
Carnegie Institute of Washington
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Face and the Important Thing Revealed in Rogers Exposé
A fragmented Hollywood note from June describes political strain and a public debate over a pivotal concept titled face. The text hints at Congressional action and differing views in a tense national mood as leaders weigh responses and aims.
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