Senate to probe New York Stock Exchange inquiry planned
United Press reports a Senate committee will restart a broad probe into the New York Stock Exchange investment trusts and holding companies. Otto Kuhn of Kuhn Loeb & Co will be the first witness with Dillon Read & Co to follow as the investigation expands to the Chase Securities Corp and related banking ties.
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United Press
New York
Senate Committee
J. P. Mogran & Co
Otto Kuhn
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Dillon, Read & Co
Ferdinand Perera
Sendte Banking Committee
Chase Securities Corporation
Rockefeller
Chase National Bank
Pecora
Stock Exchange
Exchange
Operators and Union Clash Over Recovery Act Provision
United Mine Workers mobilized about 20 000 miners in western Pennsylvania to oppose a coalition of producers led by J D A Morrow of Pittsburgh Coal Company over Section 7 of the national recovery act. They argue the act empowers unionization while industry leaders insist it permits self organization of employees.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers of America
J.D. A. Morrow
Pittsburgh Coal Company
P. T. Fagan
Washington
Greene Counties
Priest to celebrate first mass at mother’s funeral in Pittsburgh
June 18 report from Munico notes Rev. Augustine C. Marzhauser, newly ordained in Latrobe, will sing his first mass at St. Marys Church next Wednesday. The altar will feature his late mother Elizabeth Measchhausen, 63, who suffered illness and could not attend the ordination.
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Munico
Pittsburgh
Augustine C. Marzhauser
Latrobe
St. Mary's Church
Elizabeth Measchhausen
Texas Company Boosts Prices Of Crude Oil
The Texas Company raised crude oil prices in four midcontinent regions today. It shifted from a flat 28 cent rate to a gravity-based pricing, with a top price of 52 cents per barrel in Missouri, North Louisiana, North Texas, and North Central Texas.
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Texas Company
Houston
Tex
Takes Company
Louisiana
North
Texas
Steuer Makes Brilliant Plea for Mitchell
United Press report on lawyer Max D. Steuer’s closing for Charles K. Mitchell former National City Bank chief accused of evading taxes. Steuer argues charges unjust and outlines alleged stock sales to wife and fictitious stock sale to create losses while criticizing government demand for taxes on gains.
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Sidney
Whipple
United Press
New, York
Govertment
Charles K. Mitchell
Max D. Steer
National City Bank
Steuer
Mitchell
Shis
Verdict awards 22000 in suit against Dr Pouville
A Ju ry in Chautauqua County court awarded Mrs Lola Cushman of North East 22000 in a damage suit against Dr Jefery C Pouville. She received 7000 for loss of health 1850 for loss of time and 8040 for excess medical fee. The verdict followed about eight hours of deliberation after the trial opened in Mayville.
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Chattauqua County
Lola Cushman
North East
Jefery C. Pouville
Hijah ‘Holt
Roosevelt Rescued Ashore After Storm Off Cape Cod
President Roosevelt and party aboard the Amberjack were forced to seek shelter in Nantucket Mass after a northeast gale off Cape Cod drove the yacht toward shore. Roosevelts wheel manned through three hours of wind before aborting progress to Provincetown. The voyage to Boston was interrupted as the Amberjack sought refuge in Nantucket with earlier trouble from the Atlantis.
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United Press
Roosevelt
Nantucket
Mass
Raosevelt
Cape Cod
Provinceton
New England
Provincetown
Dear Town
Mr. Roosevelt
Shelley
Atlantis
Arctic search for missing flyer extends to Alaska
Nome Alaska June 18 a sea and air search for missing flyer James Mattern continues two days after he departed from Khabarovsk Siberia. The Argonne a repair ship off the Pribilofs joins coast guard cutters in scanning Aleutian islands while Ensign William A Moffett Jr aboard the Argonne aids. Private pilots aided by authorities seek traces of Mattern believed to have landed on an Aleutian isle. In Geneva German delegation quits labor conference on June 19.
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United Press
Nome
Alaska
James Mattern
Arctic
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Tvo
Havy
Argonne
Priviloffs
Washington
William A. Moffett, Jr
Admiral Moffett
Harry Dad
Mattern
Aleutians
Hemlent
Three Die In Big Bear Plane Crash Near Lake
In Big Bear Lake California on June 19 wreckage of a small plane was found after a crash last night. Bailies of two men and a young woman were killed in the disaster with authorities beginning investigations and salvage operations.
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United Press
Big Bear Lake
Calif
Big Bear
Southwest terrorized by gang outlawry
Kansas City June 19. Modernizer Outlawry has surged in the southwest with a machine gun scare across Union Station driving fear. Notorious fugitives include Wilbur Linderhill Harvey Battey and Charles Arthur Pretty Bay Lloyd. Police killed four officers and a convict. a kidnap plot yielded 30 000 ransom. Captures include Lansing prison break and Mary McWiroy affair. Frank Nash among the slain. mass chase to Leavenworth ensues. Also 4000 miners recalled at Hudson Coal Company as Olyphant and Middle Creek collieries restart amid market demand.
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Thomas
Gluck
United Press
Kansas City, Mo
Southwest
Jesse James
al Jennings
Kansas State Penitentiary
Wilbur Linderhill
Harvey Battey
South West
Charles Arthur
Pretty Bay
Mary McWiroy
Kansas City
Lansing
McEiroy
Union Station
Columbia
Raymond J. Caffrey
United States Bureau of Investigation
Ottat Reed
McAlester
Oklo
Frank Hermanson
J. W. Grooms
Union Station Plaza
Franke Nash
Tedevan Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Deny Hull Plan Approved by U S Delegation
London reports Cordell Hull sent tariff cut proposals to the economic commission with a note they could be added to the conference agenda. Senator Pittman denied US backing for a 10 percent flat tariff cut and bilateral reductions despite Hull's private support, provoking criticism from the press and other delegates.
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United Press
London
Cordell Hull
American Economic Conference
The
Economic Commission
Key Pittman
U. S
Hull
United States
Roosevelt
Aull
Pittian
Open Bids July 26 On 17 Warships
Acting Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt announced bids will open July 26 for 17 warships to be built in private yards. Vessels include two aircraft carriers one heavy cruiser one light cruiser four torpedo boats under 1450 tons seven torpedo boats under 1500 tons and two submarines. The item reflects a major naval construction program amid wartime needs.
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Annou
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Roosevelt
Department
Ransom Paid For Brewer Kidnapping Released In Minnesota
William harm, the multi millionaire brewer, was freed near Wyoming Minnesota shortly before 7 a m today after a ransom just under 100000 dollars. Theodore Hamm Brewing Company president William Hamm was kept in reserve while sales manager William Dunn and inspector hartes Tierney coordinated the recovery and payment from Duluth to Wyoming along the No 1 tram highway. The Hamm family reported the return of the captive unharmed though tired and anxious as police sought details of the plot and ransom transfer.
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United Press
ST. Paul
Minn
William Harm
Wyoming
William Dunn
Theodore Hamm Brewing Co
Hamm
Duuth
Hartes Tierney
SL Paul
Dunn
Tierney
Duluth
Duna
DucUrrett
Hamm Brewing Company
Oil Industry Expected to Benefit Early From Recovery Act
New York June 19 The oil industry will be first to benefit from the national Industrial recovery act 28 Hose petroleum engineer said today Proration violators will be eliminated by the act clause prohibiting interstate transport of oil produced or withdrawn from storage in excess of state or other valid registration Under the act and under Secretary Ickes leadership Hose declared the oil industry will put its house in order Withdrawals from storage will proceed in an orderly manner so losses between cost and selling price may be written off gradually.
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United Press
New York
Hose
Ickes
Danube Trade Pact Hinted After Berlin Talks
Chancellor Hitler seeks relief from diplomatic strain by forging a broad Danube trade accord. General Goemboes of Germany predicts a post talks link among Hungary Germany Austria Italy and others, aiming to export surpluses and stabilize economies amid regional trade friction.
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Frederick Oechsner
United Press
Berlin
Adolph Hitler
Boreifm al- Hianeea
Germany
Julius Goemboes
Poldlempramiér
Frmgary
Goembboes
Hungary
Austria
Italy
Danube
Bulgaria
Romaniia
Serbia
Jugo-Silvia
Czechoslovakia
Mother's Kidnaping Story Heard In Court In Mass
In Par nstable Massachusetts on June 19, Mrs. Neil C. McMath testified about the rekidnapping and ransom of her ten year old daughter Posey McMath. She described hours of suspense as Cyril and Kenneth Buck faced charges of abducting and demanding 36000 dollars. Bank official George B. Bacon testified about delivering 70000 dollars in ransom from Boston to Harwich, with McMath's relatives in Detroit providing funds.
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McMath
Gertrude Collins
Superior Court
Kenneth
Merchants National Bank of Boston
Boston
Harwich
Detroit
Dollar finds its level in foreign exchange trade says Acheson
Washington June 19 United States government will allow the dollar to find its own level and intervene in the foreign exchange market in light of recent fluctuations Undersecretary of the Treasury Acheson said the government is not blocking trading or embargoes but distinguishing legitimate transactions from speculation He noted the United States has taken actions to counter currency manipulation and reduce speculation while downplaying the importance of monetary stabilization at the London conference to address broader world economic issues.
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Unikea Press
Washington
United States
Treasury
Acheson
Aches
Iuls
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Rajmmomay
Carney
Department of Justice
N. Y
Kuhn Loeb & CO
Insenate Quiz
Pletcher
Banking Committee
John. Loeb
William Hamm, Jr
Kiinapets
St Paul
United Mine Workers
Group of Western Penn’a
Honert J. Firman
Wire
Fiman
Boliville W
Cushman
Bureau Ofarsotics
Cruze
Geneva
Scranton
Hudson Coal Company
U.S
Pittman
Walter Tryon
Titusville
J. M. Rupperberger
Wuclid Street
William Hamm
Millionair Brewer
Goemboes
Ay Sirpléne
Karl A. Bickel
Unter Deut Linden
Bickel
Budapest
Goemohes
Tole
Goemboesg
Avatria
Tyas
Neil McMath
Buck Brothers
Young Man
Carreneyi Gyrattine
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