Caraway silent on clash with Cannon in Senate probe
Senator Caraway, chair of the Senate lobby committee, returned to Washington and refused to commit on the dispute with Bishop James Cannon regarding committee authority. He denied giving an Ark home interview and said a full committee meeting would decide future action. Senator Walsh defended the committee’s right to question Cannon about his 1928 campaign activities.
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Primary Defeats Spur Senate Consternation and Analysis
Senatorial primary losses trigger concern as senators debate the cause and scope of electoral uprisings. The article notes Simmons and Grundy defeats, ties to Smith and anti Smith forces, and rising interest in tariff policy and the London treaty, with implications for Southern Democrats and upcoming primaries.
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Reed boom for presidents heard in West
Former Senator James A Reed draws attention as boom for his presidential bid spreads in Kansas City and Sedalia. He accuses the Radio Corporation of America of interrupting his Missouri Democratic speech to derail his attack on the Republican administration and the interests. The incident fuels speculation Reed may seek the Democratic standard.
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Schooley to Lead Pittsburgh Republican City Committee
City Treasurer Ray D. Schoaley announced he will seek to succeed State Senator James J. Coyne as chairman of the Republican city committee in Pittsburgh on June 9.
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Reporter slain in Chicago subway shooting
June 9 Chicago Tribune reporter Albert Lenzle was murdered in the subway toward the Randolph Street Illinois Central station this afternoon. The assailant, a man about 30, escaped.
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Five Best Radio Entertainments Mapped by Networks
NBC airs 5:00 AM Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments with Amon chair. WABC CBS network features Crockett Mountaineers at 9:00. WEAF NEC network presents A. 2 P. Gypsies at 7:30. WAG CBS network lists Jesse Crawford at 9:20 and Plane of Dreams on NEC network 12:30.
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Five Drown in Susquehanna River Canoe Accident
Five men from Lebanon and a bridge worker from Michigan drowned when an overloaded canoe capsized on the Susquehanna River at Columbia Pennsylvania. Victims Andrew Ahyeln 60 William Miller 23 Lloyd Umberger 38 James Relly 60 Ray Hawkins 26. The group, visitors to a companion fire company, were part of a six-man crew. One man died trying to rescue others.
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Daily Vacation Bible School Opens With 90 Attendees
The 1980 session of the Daily Bible Schools opened this morning at Velas with an enrollment of twenty children reported. Mrs A Wimner is general superintendent. Classes meet at Taurus churches, First Baptist, United Brethren, First Presbyterian, St Pauls Lutheran. Opening day enjoyed fine weather and a successful instructional outlook.
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Report Expected On Rate Section Of Tariff Bill
In Washington a report from the House and Senate on the adjustment of the rate section of the tariff bill was expected in the Senate today. The House lingered over minor calendar items as conferees had exceeded their authority on four commodities outside the limit of either chamber. Debate to be renewed tomorrow with a final vote likely Friday or earlier on the long stalled measure.
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Work starts on Hare Creek Bridge project in Columbus
Construction begins on two new concrete spans over Hare Creek in Columbus. William D Heffernan of Dunkirk leads the project to replace the old bridge with a forty foot wide structure. A detour via Sciota and East Santa streets will redirect traffic for the first phase while 3,200 feet of East Columbus Avenue is paved after completion. Street officials say the new route will handle heavy traffic adequately.
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Tribal Revolt in India Opens Real Problem for Britain
Webb Miller reports from Peshawar that Afridi revolt poses a serious immediate threat to British rule in the Northwest Frontier. Fierce, armed tribes raid villages and towns, range from the mountains to plains, with some 25 000 fighters ready to strike. Swat and Walistai tribes flank the area, increasing instability as the government confronts ongoing resistance.
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Mermoz Plans Ocean Flight After Repairs
Jean Mermoz waited at the hydroplane base in Natal for repairs to a defective motor before attempting the eastward crossing of the South Atlantic. The French aviator, who had crossed from Saint-Louis Senegal to Natal, started the flight but returned after 30 minutes. The next departure depends on continued mechanical work by Aeropostale, the company backing the tests.
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Two Prisoners Escape City Lockup
John Howlett and Barney Bidwell escaped from the municipal police station cell. Bidwell was recaptured shortly after. Howlett remained at large at press time. Authorities planned an inquiry into possible outside help.
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Four Die In Western Penna Auto Wrecks
United Press dispatch reports at least four deaths from weekend Western Pennsylvania car crashes with multiple injuries. Victims include Robert King 43 and Villa Gaines 25 of Pittsburgh killed near Allegheny General Hospital after a collision and fire. Samuel Harris 70 died after being hit by a car driven by Theodore Worth 20. Bart Trozzoly was killed while crossing Noblestown Road. Harry Feight 4 of Bedford died at an Altoona doctor’s office from injuries after being struck by an unidentified motorist.
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Carol Reclaims Roumania Throne Amid Prince Helene Rift
In Bucharest on June 9 Prince Heléne, once allied with Carol, rejected reconciliation with Carol and Mme Lupesque. Parliament restored Carol as king after his 1025 elopement, naming Michael as heir and granting the boy a new royal title. Public support favored stability though the failed reconciliation left the country unsettled.
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Two Federal Agents Shot Down at Farm House Search
United Press reports two Federal prohibition agents were shot in New Albany Indiana while attempting a liquor search at a farm house. James Lavely named the wounded as Charles J. Rukes age 43 and Warren P. Bilender age 89. Lavely was uninjured. The attack followed the agents' arrival after spotting cars in the yard and attempting a warrantless search after detaining five men leaving the premises.
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Seven Drown As Auto Plunges Into Quarry Hole
In Souderton Pennsylvania a car carrying seven Philadelphians, six from one family, sank into a quarry hole after a rainstorm. Two women surfaced and were recovered, while divers searched the 80 foot depths for the remaining victims. Names include Emma Wisham and Elmer Wisham, with a third woman identified by a pocketbook card reading Mrs. EL Wisham.
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Blast in Alameda tunnel under San Francisco Bay injures 12
An explosion in the Alameda tunnel near Sunol, part of a water development project, fatally injures at least one worker and injures twelve others. The blast, caused by natural gas, sent workers tumbling as it damaged the tunnel and shaft. Homer Abel survives after guiding others to safety. five men escape unharmed.
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Pedestrians Endangered In Crash On Center Street
Two parked cars were hurled onto the sidewalk on North Center Street after a collision with a truck and a sideswiped vehicle in front of the Ames Drug Company and National Bank. The driver swerved to the right, causing the impact. no injuries were reported and a wrecker was needed to clear the wreckage.
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Five Die As Truck Hit By Baltimore & Ohio Train
Valparaiso Ind June 9 coroner rules faulty brakes caused a crash nine miles southwest of here when a Wikioh Hoey truck on Ash ing was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train. Victims include Clyde Henley 96 and son Clyde 7 of Schererville Ind Wartorie 5 Parks 6 Beaty d Nirgit Blanelpi 26 of THstan Mode Mervin Paris 30 father of John escaped injury but suffered serious harm.
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