Coal Dispute Shadowed By Guffey Bill In Washington
Appalachi an operators and miners prepare to resume wage and hour talks as possible enactment of the Guffey coal stabilization bill remains unlikely. Hearings on a plan to create a “little NRA” for bituminous coal face delays while U S Mine Workers and operators consider extensions beyond the upcoming contract deadline. John L. Lewis declined to comment as feder al and industry officials hold new talks and potential side agreements.
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Washington
Guffey
Ways and Means
House
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Federal~ Trade' Commission
NAA
Gailea
Hichberg
Long Bus Ride For Child Halted
A three year old girl, Beatrice Singer, wandering and upset, was stopped from boarding a bus in St. Louis bound for Buffalo after authorities questioned how she ended up unescorted on the Houston to Buffalo route. She carried a box of cloth ink bearing the name Mire Dern Dibble, while officials worked to verify her guardianship and origin.
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ST. Lous
Houston
Tex
Buffalo
Beatrice Singer
St. Louis
Soci
Seidhe
Q Dern
N.Y
One Killed and 19 Hurt as Forest Truck Plunges in Idaho
A CCC crew truck left the Wallace Pritchard road near Camp F-150 killing Creath H. Capp, 20, Huntington W V. and injuring 19 others including Ernest Sprague Buck Brady Perry Reynolds John Stone James Smith John Yanov Cyril Maulding Bernard Scarff Charles Meyers and the driver Meyers. The vehicle tumbled 106 feet down the hillside as the load of workers returned from Wallace to camp with eight in critical condition and the rest receiving varying injuries. Capp's body was sent to Spokane for processing per his mother Mrs Barn E Cupp. The crash occurred on a curve with the truck losing control and careening down the hill.
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Wallace
Idaho
Creath H. Capp
Tuntington
W. Ve
CCC
Forest Service
Wallace- Pritchard Road
Cupp
Spokane
Barn E. Cupp
Huntington
Fort George Wright
Ernest Sprague
Charleston
W. Va
Buck Brady
Perry Reynolds
Clendenin
John Stone
Bloomington
James Smith
Lawrence County
John Yanov
Cyril Maulding
Fvansville
Ind
Bernard Scarff
Burnsville
Charles
Meyers
Bluffton
F-150
Hawk Ranger Station
Investigator Held in Plot in Scarsdale Case
SCARSDALE, N. Y. June 23—William A. Raybell, former SEC investigator until last week, was arrested at J Edward Jones’s home. Jones, an oil royalty dealer, faces felony charges for securities act violations. Raybell allegedly agreed to aid Jones’s absence from trial in exchange for $27,500. The arrest followed federal information and a statement by Jones.
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Scarsdale
N. Y
William A. Raybell
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
J. Edward’ Jones
Jones
Dale
Deral
Raybell
Appeal Planned for Triple Slayer in Utah
SALE LAKE CITY June 23 A last minute effort to save Del bert Green the youthful triple slayer from execution before a firing squad will be filed Monday in the third district court by his attorney Woolley of Ogden An application for a sanity hearing is his only recourse except an appeal to the United States supreme court Green was convicted of murdering his uncle James Green his wife and mother in law in a family quarrel five years ago The killings occurred five years ago and his case has dragged through Utah courts since He was once granted a retrial by the state supreme court Page 3
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Sale Lake City
Delbert Green
Woolley
Ogden
Green
United States Supreme Courh
Third District
James Green
Utah
State Supreme Court
Alabama Pitts Debuts With Two Hits for Albany Club
Alabama Pitts, star of Sing Sing and new Albany club recruit in the International league, opened with two hits in five at bats in the first game of a Sunday double header versus Syracuse. He played center field in both games, with Syracuse defeating Albany 6 to 0 and 2 to 2 in the nightcap. Pitts lined two line drives down the third base line and reached base a third time on an error.
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Alabama
Pitts
Albany
Universal Service
Sdwin
Sing Sing
Alabarmiy
Punson
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Dknators
Johnny Evers
Senators
Syracuse
New Nazi Pact Bars Sub War
London reports that Germany and England have outlawed submarine warfare in wartime with a new naval accord. Hitler is expected to declare the policy reversal, contrasting past Kaiser era aims to sink Britain’s life blood trade lanes. The agreement also sets limits on battleship and cruiser tonnages and caps rapid building by either power.
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London
Germany
England
Hitler
von Tirpitz
Japan
Britain
Amcan
United States
Profession and Practice Should Harmonize
Alfred Carr of the Salvation City appeals for unity between Christian profession and daily practice in a sermon titled Personal Religion at God Unto Salvation. He cites John 1 14 and laments the gap between belief and lived faith amid modern religious life.
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Angitant
Alfred Carr
Tight Wire Artist Killed in Plunge
Circus mourns Vera Senior aka Vera Striggs after a 185 foot fall from a taut wire in Charleroi Pennsylvania. The 35 year old acrobat died when the wire sagged and gave way during a high spot performance before a large crowd including many children. Police and investigators began probing the accident as organizers noted a kiddie show audience.
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Charleroi
Slim
Vera Senior
Pennsylvania
Vera Striggs
Bomb damages U S Embassy in Mexico City patio
A blast at the United States embassy in Mexico City damaged two holes nine inches deep and several windows, including the ambassador’s private office. Ambassador Josephus Daniels said the incident was minor and declined to file a complaint, while police recovered missile fragments and notified authorities. Heavy security followed the explosion.
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Mexico
D. F
United States
Josephus Daniels
Mutter
Foreign Office
Maid Charged With Slaying on Long Island
New York reports a 20 year old housemaid Lorothea Kassady held without bail on a first degree manslaughter charge in the death of Nassau broker John L Burness. Irene Brozzovic, 19, Uniontown miner's daughter, detained as material witness. both linked to a garage carbon monoxide murder plot.
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New York
John L. Bure Gee
Long Island
Lorothea Kessady
Uniontown
Irene Brozovic
Atlantic Beach
William
Btown
Martin W. Littleton
Nassau County
Harold R. King
Jesse Mayforth
Littleton
L Littleton
King
Miss Kassady
Burness
Miss Kasady
Irene
Mountain Choirs Hold Annual Event at Mountain Lake Park
More than 1,500 spectators attended the second annual mountain choir festival at Mountain Lake Park amphitheater Oakland Md. The Handley School band of Winchester Va opened the program followed by auditions for competing choirs including Church of the Brethren Hagertown First Methodist Clarksburg Asbury Uniontown First Presbyterian Terra Alta Spruce Street Morgantown Mountain Lake Park church and other area churches. Soloists John Roger Bague Aurora Beck and Dorothy Victor performed with pianist Henry Holden Huss.
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Oakland
Mountain Lake Park
Handley School
Winchester
Frostburg
Church of the Brethren
Hageretown
Raymond D. Hollinger
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Clarksburg
W. Va
Earl ¥. Snodgrass
Asbury Methodist Church
Uniontown
Earl Chamberlain
First Presbyterian Church
Terra Alta
Frank Zeller
Spruce “Street Christian
Morgantown
Harry‘ Leopard
Mountain
Lake Park
M. & Church
C. C. Gregg
First Butheran
Johnstown
Harriet W. Nicely
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Arthur Thomas
John Roger Bague
Cincinnati
O. Auralla N. Beck
Washingt
D. C
Dorothy Victor
New York
Henry Holden Huss
Peoria Tragedy Slayings Prompt Covering Suspect
In Peoria Illinois the 25 year old Gerald Thompson is hidden in an undisclosed jail as authorities build a murder case for the death penalty in the slaying of 19 year old Mildred Hallmark. State's Attorney E V Champion prepares a grand jury reconvening and cites an alleged confession. Julian Baxter, 24, friend of Thompson, is freed after admitting no involvement. Hallmark's nude body was found in a creek near Springdale cemetery with a broken neck.
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Peoria
SHU
Gerald Thompson
Pretty Mildred Hallmark
E. V. Champion
Thompson
Speedy Frial
Champion
Petter “Fates
Friend
Julian Baxter
Baxter
Warmen
Ted
Hallmark Champion
Hallmark
Miss Hallmark
Springdale
Sales by Barrel To Be Demanded
Washington June 23 1933 President Roosevelt faced pressure from a House Ways and Means subcommittee to permit liquor sales in kegs and barrels as well as bottles. Democrats rewrote the bill to allow barrel sales and place alcohol control under the treasury while Morgenthau favored keeping current regulations or creating a federal agency.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House Ways and Means
Supreme Court
NRA
Treasury
Morgenthau
Joseph H. Choate, Jr
FACA
Federal Alcohol Control Commission
House
Ways and Means
Borah Backs Roosevelt Tax Plan as Sound Policy
Senator Borah of Idaho hailed Roosevelt's tax plan as a timely measure to curb government burden and support recovery. He rejected labels of wealth redistribution, calling the plan economically sound though critical of waste and extravagance in government spending.
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Idaho
Washington
Borah
Presil Dent Roosevelt
Barah
Borsh
Saat Han
Titsesaeningney
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Returns to Capital After Family Weekend
President Roosevelt departs Hyde Park for Washington to press Congress toward enacting the administration program. He dined at his East Side residence with Mrs Roosevelt and son John before attending morning services at St James Episcopal Church in Hyde Park.
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New York
Roosevelt
Toto
Tal Wi
Hyde Park
Ewan
East 65Th Street
Congress
Mra
Corese
John
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Hyds Park
Jatha Roosevelt
Moti
Seven Nabbed In Gang Raid In New Jersey
Police from New York and New Jersey raid a Passaic river bungalow, arresting seven men without a shot fired. Officers seize nine revolvers, a rifle, a riot gun, 80 rounds, a gas outfit, tools, auto plates, and a magneto. Names include James J. Bell and Arthur J. Gaynor, while Edna Maiwald and her husband are noted as renters. Investigators label the men part of the Charley the Jew gang and probe links to hijackings, murders, and stolen cars.
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Pompton Lakes
N. J
New York and
New Jersey
Passaic River
New Bee City
James J. Bell
Arthur J. Gaynor
John July Frank Fox
Burgslow
George Maiwald
Edna
Maiwald
Stephen Devine
Charles Street
New York
Charley the Jew
Augustus al |Bright
Portuguese Nobles Undismayed by Wreck at Airport
George and Alfred Monteverde, Portuguese noble brothers, recover from a botched attempt to fly to Rome and plan a new Atlantic crossing from Floyd Bennett Airport. They aim to depart by September, despite the wrecked monoplane left in the hangar.
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New York
George
Alfred Monteverde
Public Enemy No 1 Began Criminal Career In Stickup
Mapped tale of the Oakville bank robbery where a young man dubbed Public Enemy No 1 staged a bold theft. Two gunmen forced cashier A W Jensen to hand over about 5000 dollars and securities while a black sedan waited outside. Sheriff Claude Havens coordinated chase signals across Olympia and Aberdeen. A week later the car was found on a Thurston county roadside, linking two Centralia accomplices to Bill Mahan’s crew.
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Mollis
Felix
Seattle Post
Universal
Seattle
Oakville
Wash
Leola Lemmon
A. W. Jensen
Kel
West
George Weyer
William Matan
Northwest
Jensen
Olympia
Aberdeen
Oakvile
Claude Havens
Thurston County
Northern Pacific
Havens
Centralia
Bill Ma~han
Centralia Lade
Week End Death Toll Reaches Across States
At least 87 people died in automobile and motorcycle wrecks over the weekend across California Illinois and Virginia. A head on crash near Roanoke Virginia killed four Negroes and wounded others. In Missouri Lieutenant Paul Harter and his wife were injured after a tire failure caused a crash. Two women died in Massachusetts when struck by a trailer truck driven by a drunken operator who fled. A Purdue student died in Lafayette as a motorcycle collided with a truck. Three laborers perished near Kentland Indiana when their car hit a turnout. A vehicle rolled over near Leadville Colorado killing Denver Colsman. his wife survived. State tallies list California eight Texas seven New York seven Ohio two Oklahoma twenty seven and others.
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Toe
Associated Press
Werk
California
Ilinois
Roynoke
St. Joseph
Paul Harter
Mage" Sechusetts
Purduer
Lafayette
Kentland
Ei Penver
Colsman
Leadville
Cal
Arkansas
District of Columbia
Georgia
Idaho
Kentucky
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
Nebraska
New Ham
New York
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Teanessee
Texas
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Sack the Rich Plan Faces Wealthy Opposition in California
Beverly Hills Calif January leak stirs debate over a proposed wealth tax style plan. Readers question the cost and impact of the scheme as residents weigh postponement and clarity on what the policy would cost individuals.
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Gattey
William Keck
The
Progressive Mine Workers of Sree
BE 1 Counsel
Willie Willis
Robert Quillen
Triple Slayer
Will
King George
Queen Mary
Buckingham Palace
Helen Jacoby
Robert W. Gingham
Anne Alston
Atlanta
Suzanne Hill
Baltimore
Laurence A. Steinhardt
Sing Sing Prison
Salvation Army
Plessa
Pere
Alfred- Care
U. S
West Virginia
Maryland
Girl’s Slayer
Administration
Bunegalow
Rumnery
Riasonere
Torm
Public Enemy No. 1
Huey
Tim
Willam Mehan
Puel
Roanoke
Beverly
Bills
Calif
Jane
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