Borah Delays Stance on Landon Knox Platform
Idaho senator William E Borah, a leading pre convention figure, declines to state his position on Landon Knox and currency reform while returning to Idaho. He plans a later news conference to decide whether he will support Landon bolt the party or pursue a middle course.
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United Press
Washington
William E. Borah
E- Publican
Uclet
AIM
Landon
Trane Knox
Borah
Lannon
Currency and Labor
Idaho
Luindok
London
Cleve- Jani
Frazier Signals Support for Landon in 1936 Campaign
Lynn L. Frazier of North Dakota, who left the Republicans in 1932 to back Franklin D. Roosevelt, said he would support Alf M. Landon in the coming campaign. He cited the Roosevelt voters of 1932 and criticized the current Republican platform as not strong enough or suitable.
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United Press
Washington
Lynn L. Frazier
N. D
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Frazier
Roosevelt
Landon
Suuse Quenty
Agricultural Plante l, Vie
The Road to Ruin in June Freight Totals
The Association of American Railroads reports revenue freight for the week ended June 6 at 895,845 cars, up 66,133 from the same week in 1885 and 48,986 more than the prior week which included Memorial Day. Loading of merchandise in lighter loads totaled 166,000 cars, 20,077 above prior week and 2,174 above last year.
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United Press
Washington
Association of American Railroads
Oklahoma man admits killing child wife
Yukon Oklahoma June 12 A 25 year old Frank Williams confessed to police that he killed his 14 year old wife at a farm house near Yukon after she refused to live with him. Constable John Alden said Williams admitted the slaying and showed wounds on his body from an attempted beating.
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United Press
Yukon
Ola
Irens
Frank Wiliams
Here
Williams
John Alden
Alden
Wil- Vana
Aidan
Gna Burke
Presbyterian Church of America Formed
UnitedPrisonAECLADELPHTA reports the Presbyterian Church of America formed today with Dr J Geham Machen as moderator. Delegates at the fundamentalists convention plan to appoint committees to arrange a Wall session after the dissolution of the Presbyterian Constitutional Covenant Union.
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Prion Aecladelphta
Presbyterian Church of
Armerica
J. Geham Machen
Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
Presbyterian Constitutional Covenant Union
Wall Sesson
62nd Reunion Draws Record Crowd at Corry Alumni Banquet
A 62nd Corry High School Alumni reunion drew a record 309 graduates and guests from classes dating to 1878, with a banquet at the Junior High, red gold white decor, group singing, and a program featuring Dorotha Mae Hickers Louise Whiteley and Ethel Beckwith. Officers were elected for the new year, and a one act play Thank You Doctor was well received as old friendships revived after dinner.
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Corry High School
Cory High
Cora Crippen
Wright Street
George B. Macnawara
Howard J. Sheen
Beatrice Shaffer
Dorotha Mae “Hickers
Louise Whiteley
Ethel Beckwith
Wallace Young
Duane Fogle
Hogata
Sheen
Ralph 8. Dewey
Lely
John W. Lambing
Hunter Fope
Frank T. Babbitt
James Lewis
Lena Cohen
Arthur Litz
Antoinette Baressi
Franky T. Babbitt
DD. Everett Leach
Virgil G. Curtis Memorial Fund
Milon
Thomas Roelofs
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Warl Jackson
Mma Heath
Laura Arline Heath
Rock
George Weber
Sanity Hearing Granted to Polens in Slaying Case
Warren June 12 Judge D A Arird granted A Lincoln Cohen’s request for a sanity review of John G Polens of near Garland. Polens confessed involvement in the slaying of Metro Seminuk, with his defense citing drug and opium effects. Tuesday morning specialists will determine mental illness.
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Warren
Metro Seminuk
Brokenstraw Airport
Youngsville-Pitsfield Highway
D. A. Arird
A. Lincoln Cohen
John G. Polens
Near Garland
Polens
Pwlens
Joe Senauskus
Yeotiav
Seminal
Roosevelt vows to curb monopoly to save home economy
President Roosevelt told thousands at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas that unchecked monopoly would turn the nation into boarding houses rather than homes. He warned wealth concentration turns labor into a commodity and urged continued liberal support while visiting the Texas Centennial Exposition with a special train arrival.
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Frederick Storm
United Press
Dallas
Tex
Roosevelt
Aday
United States
Cotton Bai
Class Day Program at St Edward's School
All members of St Thoms parish and friends of St Edward's graduates are invited to Class Day at St Edward's School this evening at 8. The program includes an evening invitation chorus, salutatory by Betty Mixer, colors and flowers by Marie Lucey, prophecies by Bertha Jackson, a duet by Paul Pourney and Martin Ressler, piano and violin pieces, essays, senior farewell, valedictory by William Ruland, and distribution of certificates. Remarks by Rev Francis Graves precede the ceremony.
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St. Thoms&s Parish
St Edward's
St. Edward's School
St. Edward's High School
Betty Mixer
Olisa
Marie Lucey
Bertha Jackson
Sir Galahad
Paul Pourney
Martin
Ressler
Mary Jackson
John Crane
Marguerite Zarbo
Latrey Rhynard
Marke Neylon
William Ruland
Thomas Mead
Mary Catherine Miller
Patricia Raymard
Rose Balog
William Hoylen
Dorothy Mixer
Raymond Bachofner
Catholic Action Medial
Berths Jackson
Norbert Bachofner
Mary Machae
Patricia Rhynardj
Marguerite Zarho
Francis J Graves
P. R
Zioncheck Mental Health Report Pending in D C Case
June 12 reports indicate hospital psychiatrists will prepare a report on the mental condition of Representative Marion A Zioncheck Democrat Washington. He is confined to the institution after a series of escapades in the capital and on a West Indian honeymoon trip.
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Washington
Galtinger Hospital
Marion A. Zioncheck
Waah
Two Naval Fliers Killed in Crash Near Cuba
A Navy airplane launcher from the Memphis base crashed into the sea near Guantanamo Bay Cuba yesterday. The Navy Department reported the deaths of Lieut. R. W. Lavon Sr. of Omaha Nebraska and Machinist Mate Sydney G. Harrig Jr. of Brunswick Georgia.
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Washington
Memphis
Guntanamo Bay
Cuba
Navy Department
R. W. Lavaon, Sr
Omaha
Neb
Anil Vide Tun
Clas
Sydney G. Harrig
Brunswick
Urge Landon to Open Campaign at West Middlesex
A Pennsylvania delegation wired Governor Landon urging him to begin his campaign speech at West Middlesex in Mercer County. Senator James J. Davis led the motion, supported by Joby Siggins and J Warren, and it passed unanimously. State chairman M. Harvey Taylor predicted Landon would carry Pennsylvania in the election. The delegation backed a food control plank, defended by former Senator David A. Reed, who praised the platform as representative of modern thought.
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United Press
Alp Landon
Pennsylvania Delygiles
West Middlesex
Mercer County
James J. Davis
Joby Siggins
J Warren
M. Harvey Taylor
Pennsylvania
Landon
T Hell Willion
David A. Reed
Reed
Board to Decide Relief for Bonus Recipients
Harrisburg June 11 The State emergency relief board will decide at a special session Monday on the status of World War veterans on direct relief who begin receiving several bonus checks that day The Roan Murrin bill would prevent discontinuance of relief for veterans benefitting from payments on the adjusted service certificates State Relief Administrator Karde Schweinuts has withheld his opinions noting the board should adopt a policy in this important matter
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Emergency Relief Board
Karde Schweinuts
Resist Board
HANGED FOR MURDER IN CALIFORNIA PRISON
Witon Stone was hanged today for the murder of Mary Stammen a Fresno schoolgirl aged 14 in California. The execution follows decades of appeals amid regional backlash and closure of the case.
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Follon Prison
Cal
Witon
Stone
Mary Stammen
Fresno
Corry Hosts Sixth Annual American Legion Rally
Corry will welcome about a hundred Legionnaires and families from northwestern Pennsylvania and southwestern New York for the sixth annual rally sponsored by Elmer C. Carrier Post No. 265. District and state officers will join Corry post members for a full day of events starting with a 5 20 pm dinner, a parade, drills, flag ceremonies, and a dancing party to close.
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Mer C. Carrier
Jack McDade
Senayton
Buwan Linsey
Tohnston
Mes
William M. Stieren
Ser Lion
The
American Legion
Pittsburgh
M. J. Kane
Constitutional Defense
Auquip PS
Pennsivpnia
Ttia
Alan Aossible
Frank L. Pinole
James Isherwood
Trier
Sity Park
Glager
Pugie
State Arms Ory
Junelienn xvi de
Iis
Athority
Legionnaires
Knox Named Landon Running Mate At Republican Convention
The 1936 Republican National Convention in Cleveland nominated Frank Knox of Chicago as running mate to Gov. Alf M. Landon of Kansas on the unanimous ballot of 1,003 delegates. The choice ended a rapid series of maneuvers as the convention adjourned early amid floor speculation and tense party negotiations.
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Lyle C. WiLson
United Press
United Press Public Hall
Cleveland
Frank Knox
Chicago
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Knox
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michan
Hanis
U1agher
Sandon
Canfiwiin
London
Lo Intucs Vandentiers
Aller Vial Alishi
Lavidon
Lanion
Wellin FE
Baldwin Bros Get Erie County Road Job Bids Opened
Bids opened by the State Highway Department on six road improvement projects in Erie and surrounding areas. Twenty four contractors submitted bids including gray crossing removals financed via federal Pennsylvania funds. Winners include Donatelli and Doratelli for Route 22 in Wilkinsburg and J Dean Clark for Route 865 in Karthaus and Covington townships. Baldwin Brothers Paving Co. of Cleveland bid $112,761 for a plate girder underpass on Route 98 in Girard township.
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New United Press
Harresburg
State Highway Department
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
U 8
Wilkinsburg
Donatelli and Doratelli
Pittsburgh
Cleanfield
Karthaus and
Covinton
Macassaen
J. Dean Clark
Lewistown
Erié
Girard Township
Beldwin Brothers Paving Co
Cleveland
27 NAMED IN NEW TERROR PLOT IN WETROTT AREA
James Austin reports that 27 suspects tied to the Black Legion were named in a Wayne County case involving threats and planned killings. Village president William W. Vincine and publisher Arthur L. Kingsley were singled out for death, tied to opposition to a Black Legion backed mayoral candidate.
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Black Legion
Plotte
James
Austin
Wetrott
Hine
Hanning
Jasved
Wayne County
Mecrea
Flack Legion
William W. Vincine
Beoray
Arthur L. Kingsley
Highland Parker Ji
Sulmbal Hilland Park
Kingsley
Rosy Markland
McCrea
Police Officer Shot in New Arab Rioting
Palestine reports violence as Assistant Police Superintendent Kalai Sigrist and Constable Doxat are wounded near Herod's Gate. Sigrist loses control of his car, plunges down a 50-foot embankment. Doxat shoots and captures one assailant.Several others wounded amid continuing clashes during a forceful railway attack between Halfa and Jerusalem.
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Palestine
United Press
Jerusalem
Kalai Sizrist
Anunijah
Herod's
Aratidim
Sigrist
Doxat
Arsba
Halfa-Jerusalem
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