Communist Party Appeals to Farmers
New York June 27 The Communist Party urged American farmers to unite with workers in a mass Farmer Labor front aiming for a Soviet United States. Editor Clarence Hathaway of Daily Worker spoke at the ninth national convention as candidates for president and vice president were to be nominated at Madison Square Garden. Earl Browder and James Ford were expected to be the party nominees.
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Communist Party
Farmers of America Today
People's Front
Farmer-Labor Party
Soviet United States
Clarence Hathaway
Daily Worker
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Madison Square Garden
Earl W. Browder
James W. Ford
Detective Shuck Hl Suffers Indigestion On Duty
Detective Edward Shuck collapsed at city police headquarters from acute indigestion yesterday afternoon. He received treatment from Dr. Hugh Robins, the city health commissioner.
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Edward Shuck
City Police
Hugh Robins
Traffic Survey Pushes Need for Elk River Bridge
Officials led by Mayor JD Boone Dawson and John Cork of the WIA traffic survey advocate a new bridge over the Elk River. The survey tallies 11,190 vehicles on Virginia Street and 11,064 on Washington Street in 12 hours, with totals suggesting about 7,418 vehicles per 12 hours could use a bridge between the two existing spans. The Spring Street bridge carried 4,397 during the same period.
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Brown Streets
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WIA
Virgini Street
Washington Street
Spring Street
NYU Education Students Enroll In Intersession Term
Ernest W. Nalbaul of East Bank is among the students enrolled in the intersession term at the New York University School of Education. New Zealand prepares to launch a large public works program.
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Ernest W. Nalbaul
East Bank
New York University School of Education
New Zealand
Deacon Ordination For W. B. Carper Jr At St John’s Church
W B Carper Jr son of Mrs Louise Carper of Sherwood apartments will be ordained deacon today at St John’s Church by Bishop William Loyall Gravatt. The sermon will be by Rev John Gass rector of the Church of the Incarnation New York. Carper has accepted a call to St Peters Morristown N J as curate and will begin services tomorrow. The rite, prayers and hymns follow the Book of Common Prayer with a detailed litany and Holy Communion. Born in Iron Gate Virginia on June 29 1900 he studied at Charleston High School Sewanee Virginia Theological Seminary and Cambridge Episcopal School.
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Louise Carper
Sherwood Apartments
Protestant Episcopal Church
William Loyall Gravatt
West Virginia
St. John’s Church
John Gass
Church of the Incarnation
New York
St. John's
New Jersey
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Gass
Louis Bourgeois
Biop
T. T. Noble
Layson
Leighter
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Mendelssohn- Barthaldy
HL. K. Miller
God
G. E. Whiting
B. Whitney
Dental Bridge Removed From Larynx In Unusual Operation
Emil Caldwell of Paris Tennessee was breathing normally after an operation yesterday to remove a two and a half inch dental bridge from his larynx. The bridge had become embedded during a fishing trip on June 3 and was located five days later by fluoroscope. Dr E Lee Myers used the Kile Vian suspension method to extract it while Caldwell was suspended head down.
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Emil Caldwell
Paris
Tenn
Caldwell
E. Lee Myers
Jury Tampering Probe Is Ordered
NEW YORK June 27 A jury tampering probe was ordered hours after a blue ribbon panel convicted three men in the Drukman murder case. Special Prosecutor Hiram C Todd said a note alleging guilt and innocence was smuggled to a juror and an investigation was ordered by Supreme Court Justice Rogers. The convicted include Henry G Singer ex Assistant U S Attorney James J Kleinman and Fred J Hull. Kleinman faced separate bribery charges. Jacob Silverman was named as contact man among conspirators and two jurors debated verdicts without resolution.
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Drukman
Hiram C. Tord
Todd
Supreme Court
Rogers
Henry G. Singer
United States
James J. Kleinman
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Meyer
Harry Luckman
Fred J. Hull
Samuel Drukman
Jacob Silverman
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Giuseppe F. J. Dardis
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Brooklyn crime case closes long murder investigation
A lengthy investigation into a March 8 1935 murder of a small time Brooklyn racketeer ends with a decision after more than a year of inquiry. The victim Drukman was found shot and his body was in a car rumble seat at Luckman Brothers Brooklyn trucking garage.
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Ierze
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