Two Planes Crash in Medellin Kills 14 Including Gardel
Medellin airfield disaster claims 14 lives after two large planes collide on takeoff. Among the dead are famed actor Carlos Gardel and aviation pioneer Ernesto Samper. Survivors include press representative Alfredo Lopera and others.
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Here
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Ernesto Samper
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Samper
Scadia
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Foster
Henry Swartz
Jose Agui
Jose CG
Moreno
Cetedonio Palacios
Gardel
Hans Ulvich Thorn
Fuerst
Lester W. Straus
Seadra
Simper
Colombia Airlines
South America
Cali
Don
United States
Man
God
South
Renerida
South Tita
Police Mobilized At Strike Scene in Kentucky
In Clearfield Kentucky a gun battle outside the Lee Clay Products plant during a strike left police fearing further violence. Governor Latto n and County Judge Jennings requested state troops after 15 deputies guarding the plant came under fire from surrounding hills in a exchange of about 100 shots with no injuries reported. Adjutant General Denhardt and Brig General Carter led troops toward Clearfield as the strike, tied to a 33 percent wage raise offered two weeks earlier by company general manager M S Bowne, continues.
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Morehead
Lee-Clay Products Company
Clearfield
Rul Latteon
Charles E. Jennings
Jennings
Henry H. Denhardt
Beetetl
Ellerbe W. Carter
Noel Jones
M. S. Bowne
Detroit Woman Freed After Confession of Buried Baby
i Mich aleng Olhowski admitted burying her newborn five years ago and was released by Wayne County Prosecutor Duncan C. McRea after five days in custody. She plans to marry the man who inspired her confession, Walter Regensucs, while her mother Mrs Stella Pairyka remains jailed. A statutory charge will be filed against Steve Scruplick, 52, named as the baby's father.
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Detroit
Michaleng Olhowski
Duncan C. McRea
Wayne County
Walter Regensucs
Stella Pairyka
McCrea
Steve Scruplick
Patryka
Judge Reduces Boys' Sentences
Two Indiana teens connected to a sheriff kidnapping faced life terms, but Judge John L. Sumner in Jasper set aside the mandatory life sentences. Bascom Ray Jr., 14, was placed under a parole plan after a suspended sentence at the Boys' School, while Maurice Sheridan, 17, received one to ten years in the reformatory. Governor Paul V. McNutt urged moderation and warned he would intervene if sentences remained harsh.
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Ind
Twoa Huntington
W. Va
Indiana
John L. Sumner
Bascum Ray, Jr
Indiana Boys’ School
Ray
Maurice Sheridan
Sheridan
Young Ray
Paul V. McNutt
Sumner
T. Ernest Mahelm
Indianapolis
Bascom Ray, Jr
Hoosier
Key Brothers Near Endurance Flight In Meridian
Meridian Miss June 24 The Key brothers Al and Fred in the air aboard Ole Miss enter the 21st day of their endurance flight. They have logged 436 hours tonight, 68 hours 41 minutes 30 seconds from the record held by Kenneth and John Hunter. A toothache threatened to halt the attempt but dentist Dr. Leroy Rush eased the pain and the fliers said all was okay.
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Miss
Flying Key Brothers
Fred
Ole Miss
Kenneth
John Hunter
Chicago
Key Brothers
Leroy Rush
New Orleans
T. Semmes Walmsley
Walmsley
Sen
Huey FP. Long
Joseph O'Hara
Tong
Sen. Long
State of Louisiana
tMir
State Tax and Bond Board
Dr. O'Hera
Senate
Earl Christenberry
Long
Sen. Long 'Gereed
Miss Grosjean
Alice Lee Grosjean
Dr. O'Hara
Dong
FERA
Action Starts Toward Special State Session
Action toward a special session of the legislature has started at the capitol. Speaker John J. Pelter returned to Logan after conferences. Pelter hinted a federal social securities bill clearing through in time, with August a possible session, and said issues would be significant and lasting.
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John J. Pelter
House of Delegates
Logan
Pelter
John F. Sly
Brain Trust
George Shipman
University
Sly
Man
Capir
West Virginia
Hump
Body of Dixon Found in River
The body of Chester E. Dixon, 39, missing since Saturday, was found in the Fanowha River near Lock Six. Coroner Dr. W. F. Work ruled drowning, with an inquest set for this afternoon to decide accident or foul play. The body showed a head wound likely from a spike pole during recovery. Dixon, a Beane Brothers salesmark, lived with his mother and sister in Virginia Street. Funeral planned for 2:30 p.m. at Bartlett Chapel.
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Fanowha
Barge
W. F. Work
Jong
HE. Shelton
Slap No 13
Dunbar Road
Shelton
Brothers
C. H. Beane
Beane” Brothers, Inc
Dixon
Beane
Finnie E. Dixon
Clarence G. Moore
Virginia Street
West
Armada Jewel Returns to England in Christie Sale Findings
London reporters note historic sale results at Christies where 798 miniatures from J. Pierpont Morgan senior were auctioned. The Armada Jewel, a gold enamel pendant, was returned to Britain funded by Lord Wakefield for the Victoria and Albert Museum. A Holbein miniature of Mrs Margaret Persherton sold for 30875 dollars, while the Armada Jewel fetched 16173 dollars. The Morgan collection reportedly cost about 1.9 million to assemble. Two miniatures were bought by the Kypedier galleries in New York. Page continues.
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London
Hans Holbein the Younger
International Banking House
Lord Wakefield
Britain
Victoria and Albert Museum
Sir Francis Walsingham
Duchy of Lan
Margaret Persherton
Lord Duveen
Morgan
Christie's
Kypedier Galleries
New York
Charles de Cosse
Youngest Roosevelt to Work Summer in Tennessee Valley
President Roosevelt's son John Roosevelt will spend the summer swinging a pick and shovel in the Tennessee Valley Authority project. He will work without pay, cover his own board and transportation, with the White House noting no other workers will be displaced. The plan follows the president's aim to build strength and insight into working life. John just finished his freshman year at Harvard.
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John Roosevelt
Harvard
Tennessee Valley
Joan
White House
John
The
Valley Authority
Roosevelt
Job
Starvard
Chic
Joby
CCC
Oregon
Senate Pushes Bankhead Bill For Tenant Land Purchases
The Senate passed the Bankhead Bill to use government funds to finance tenant farmers and sharecroppers in buying land and homes. It approved a 50 million dollar initial capital with eventual borrowing power of 1 billion, offering up to 66 years to repay at low rates, amid bipartisan opposition and questions from conservatives.
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Senate
House
Norris,Schall
Fraser
la Polelette
Farmer Laborite
Shipstead
Sen
Long
D.-La
Pai Sen. Bankhead
D.ala
White House
Flames Sweep Florida Harbor
A fire raced through a flotilla of 75 yachts in Fort Lauderdale tearing through the Pilsington basin. An internal explosion aboard the Seminole caused the blaze and a man was reported missing, Captain R. C. Abel of West Palm Beach. Notables including Gar Wood and Lawrence Schwab were among those affected as boats burned near New River.
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Fla
Pilsington Basin
New River
Gar Wood
Lawrence Schwab
Cudahy
Wesley Pate
Cincinnati
R. C. Abel
West Palm Beach
Seminole
Kentucky Feud Claims Third Killings in Clay County
In Manchester Kentucky Earl Porter and Robbie Baker were ambushed and killed within a week. Porter died while walking near his home after a burst of gunfire from roadside bushes. Officials seek a special term at Clay circuit court to investigate Baker’s assassination on Main Street.
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Earl Porter
James Cupp
Feud
Clay County
Porter
Kentucky
William Hogers Clay
Clay Circuit Court
Robbie Baker
Main Street
Laker
Indiana
Commonwealth
Frank W. Baker
House Battle Over Utility Policy Intensifies in Congress
Washington June 24 AP A White House strike at a compromise Tennessee Valley Authority bill signals a fierce week long fight over Roosevelt era power and utility policy. TVA chair Morgan warned the TVA amendments could be worse than nothing as foes vow to block liberalization while administration leaders seek to restore measures to Roosevelts request. The interstate commerce committee chief Purge outlined a report to revive floor debate on the utility bill and both sides prepare to marshal support for stronger action against holding companies.
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White House
Tennessee Valley Authority
Roosevelt
Arthur E. Morgan
TVA
House Military Committee
Fos
Interstate Commerce Committee
Rajpur
D-Tex
Roozevent
Military Committee
Maverick 1D
Tex
Kvale
F.minn
Former Official Held For Bribery In New York Case
William F. Raybell a former assistant inspector for the Securities and Exchange Commission was jailed on bail by U S authorities on a charge of soliciting a bribe from J Edward Jones a wealthy oil royalties dealer to fix a case before the commission Bail was set at 1400 with trial slated for July 5 Jones told reporters the investigation may implicate four or five others Raybell accompanied by his 19 year old son appeared at arraignment and protested his innocence promising to explain everything in a day or two.
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William F. Raybell
Zedet'si Securities and Exchange Commission
J. Edward Jones
Strait
House of Detention
Raybell
United States
G. W. Cotter
Jones
Grand Jury
U. S
Charles T. Murphy
District Attorney's Office
Foean
Will
Sara i
Miners Reject Operators Offer in Wage and Hours Clash
United Mine Workers rejected Appalachian Soft Coal operators proposal to extend current wages and hours to April 1. The operators balked at a 30 hour work week replacing 35 and a roughly 10 percent pay rise. A nine on nine committee will report to the conference about a potential outcome.
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Washington
United Mine Workers Tonight
Appalachian Soft Coal
Congress
President Urges Immediate Enactment Of Tax Plan
President Roosevelt and Congress convene at the White House seeking rapid action on a wealth tax package to augment the nuisance tax bill. The effort aims to attach heavy levies on large incomes and large inheritances to extend revenue amid looming deadlines.
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Roosevelt
White House
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House
Garner
Sen. Robinson
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Doughton
Ways and Means Committee
France to Rush Fleet Building in Response to Germany
Paris reports France plans speedy naval construction under protective accords with Great Britain and Italy. Pietri details aim to finish Dunkerque and lay keel on 235,000 ton dreadnought, speed small craft, prepare for heavy build if needed, with pact expiration set for December 31.
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Great Britain
Italy
Franee
Germany
Francois Pistri
Navy
Navy Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Adolf Hitler
Pietri’e Dea
England
Pietri
North Atlantic
White Haly
Mediterranean
African
Federal Income Above Estimate Observed in Year End Figures
Washington reports that total receipts for the year ended June 30 topped Roosevelt’s forecast while outlays exceeded estimates by nearly 300 million. Despite higher revenue, the deficit sits below earlier projections as the national debt stands at 23.65 billion. Revenue gains occurred across internal revenue, miscellaneous income, and customs with per-year taxes expected to reach about 1.15 billion.
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Roosevelt
Customs
Judge Sentences Co Ed in Shooting on Campus
TAHLEQUAH Okla June 24 Despite 1000 signatures urging suspension District Judge O H P Brewer sentences Lois Thompson 16 year old co ed to 20 days in jail for shooting Daniel Shaw Chinese student March 27 at Northeastern State Teachers College campus. She surrendered to Sheriff Grover Bishop and was jailed after conviction for assault with intent to kill Shaw whom she accused of sending extortion notes.
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Oklo
Petsion
O. H. P. Brewer
Lois Thompson
Daniel Shaw
Northeastern State Teachers College
Shaw
Bill Mahan Shunned Other Crooks After Bank Holdup
The second chapter in the Wyant Mahan saga recounts his bank robberies at Oakville and Rathdrum. Detective Kim Mooney of Butte tracked him after the Rathdrum job, identifying him as William S. Grant. Mahan’s Rathdrum partner escaped. Mahan received 20 years but was released after less than six, then returned to crime and met Harmon Waley in prison.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Universal Service
Seattle
Wash
Oskville
Bill Mahan
Rathdrum
Idaho
Oakville
Kim Mooney
Butte
Mont
Mahan
Deer Lodge
Mooney
Rathdrum Bank
William S. Grant
Pen Mahan
Harmon Waley
Hognam, Wash
Mother and Son Are Sentenced for Slaying Husband
Ida Young of Jordan's Creek received 15 years in state prison after pleading guilty to second degree murder for the killing of W. C. Young. Her son Regis pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and was sentenced to five years. Deputy Turner said the death followed a family quarrel after three o'clock in the morning when W. C. Young was struck with a chair and then repeatedly struck on the skull.
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Ida ‘Young
Jordan's Creek
Iten
W. C. Young
Regis
Wwad
Bath
Young
Garland Turner
Rd Young
Palace
Plan to Abolish Tax Free Bonds Suits Will
Beverly Hills dispatch reports two bills in Congress to end tax exempt bonds. The writer argues the measure is the best among proposals, noting how individuals could earn large income from tax free bonds without owning property. The piece contends the policy was meant to enable towns states or the government to issue more bonds than appropriate.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
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