Girl parachute jump ends in detention home mishap
Winifred Ruth Bayer a 15 year old made her first parachute jump from 2000 feet over an abandoned Long Island airport landing near a barbed wire fence at a children's detention home. Her father Emil Bayer was arrested on a charge of causing a minor to risk life and limb in a commercial pursuit.
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Heid
Mineola
Winifred Ruth Bayer
Winnie Ruth
Emil Bayer
Bartin Littleton
Nassau County
Floyd Bennet Field
Sam Held
Long Island
Blum Forces Ministers to Act in Crisis in France
Blum orders ministers to act as Paris faces food supply threats amid strikes. Employers call the stoppages revolutionary as occupation actions close stores and plants. Premier Sarraut and his cabinet resign, with Blum to form a 35 member government and seek confidence. The chamber elects Herriot as president with strong leftist support signaling Blum’s rise.
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Sarraut
Popular Front
Bluin
Elysee Palace
Chamber of Deputies
Blum
Lebrun
Council of Ministers
Sarrants
Railroad Workers Union
Chamber
Edouard Herriot
Jules Jeannenley
Senate
Shows Wholesale Retail Sales Gain
Kansas City report by Ray Willette finds improving retail and wholesale conditions for period ending May 15 across Oklahoma Colorado Arkansas Missouri Kansas. Retail sales up 20 percent and wholesale 34 percent with stocks rising 18 and 33 percent respectively.
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Kansas City
Kas
Ray T. Willette
Merchants and Manufacturers
Trans-Missouri-Kansas Shippers’ Board
Willette
Oklahoma
Colorado
Arkansas
Missouri
Kansas
Schmeling to Box Braddock June 18 for Championship
NAPANOCH N Y June 4 Promoter Mike Jacobs boosted heavyweight plans by signing Max Schmeling to challenge James J Braddock for the title if Schmeling defeats Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium on June 18 Jacobs holds Louis contract through 1940 while Madison Square Garden controls Braddock
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Mike Jacobs
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
Max Schmeling
James J. Braddock
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
Jacobs
Louis
Madison Square Garden
Braddock
Nicaraguan leader to resign and flee country
Managua reports President Juan Sacasa, confined since last weekend’s guard revolt, plans to resign on Saturday and flee by airplane to an undisclosed northern destination. The La Nueva Prensa asserts he has headed the government since January 1, 1933, and will depart from the national airport after driving from La Loma Talence.
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Managua
la Nueva Prensa
Juan 4. Sacasa
Tiscapa Hill
National Guard
Sacesas
la Loma Talance
Nicaragua
Blood Tonic Promoted For Anemia Symptoms
A historic ad advises patience for recovery and suggests a simple remedy. It promotes S.8.8 Blood Tonic priced at 8.5 OS, claiming to strengthen blood and curb fatigue, weight loss, and pallor with a straightforward course.
Indigenous Ballads of Ozarks Survive Generations at Festival
Rolla Missouri June 4 AP Indigenous folk ballads of the Ozarks persist through generations without a publisher. Dr H M Belden University of Missouri notes they are mainly English in origin and passed by oral tradition at the Tri State Ozark Folk Festival. Other speakers include Ward A Dorrance Floyd Shoemaker and Jesse E Wrench as the festival runs through Saturday.
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Rolla, Mo
Ozarks
H. M. Belden
University of Missouri
Ward A. Dorrance
Floyd Shoemaker
The
Missouri Historical Society
Jesse E. Wrench
State Archeological Society
Seven St. Louis Firms Cleared. One License Revoked
Becker, state liquor central supervisor, announced the revocation of Alma Bruns 3.2 beer permit from St Clair County and dismissal of charges against seven St Louis firms for Sunday sale of liquor. Judge Hogan's injunction blocked actions against 3.2 beer violators, granting the firms a chance to reopen. The Jackson Cafe in St Louis was among those permitted to resume operations.
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I. J. Becker
State Liquor Central
St. Louis
Alma Bruns
St. Clair
Franklin County
Becker
St. Lewis
Granville Hogan
Ime
Hogan
Beckers
Jackson Cafe
Power Group In Dog House Says Edison Institute Address
ST LOUIS June 4 AP The electric light and power industry is in the dog house due to half truths and mis representations Dr Adar S Bennion assistant to the president of Utah Power and Light Company Salt Lake City said today at the Edison Electric Institute meeting He urged institutional advertising to provide utility information and warned that claims electricity can be produced for five mills and charged five tents for it are criminal.
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St, Louis
Adar S. Bennion
Utah Power and Light Company
Salt Lake City
Edison Electric Institute
Suit for 100000 damages over moral offenses
KANSAS CITY June 4 AP Stephen Ogilvie filed suit in circuit court at Independence for 100000 damages against Charles Beethe charging moral offenses against his son Olla Ogilvie 19 from 1930 to 1934 The petition says Beetha gave the youth a motor car and that Beetha who lives here has oil and mining interests in Joplin Beetha unavailable for comment.
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Kansas City
Stephen Ogilvie
Charles Beethe
Independence Today
Olla Ogilvie
Beetha
Joplin
One Branch of Syndicate is Uprooted
SAN FRANCISCO June a AP Arresting four persons police asserted tonight they had uprooted one branch of a coastwide syndicate which had financed and performed illegal operations upon women at tremendous profits. AR L Rankin named by Police Captain Charles Dullea as head of the syndicate surrendered on an abortion conspiracy charge and was released under $3,000 cash ionil He did so after the arrest on conspiracy charges of Miss Saran Lee a physician's secretary J C Perry resident manager of the Medical Acceptance Corporation and Marvin Raither The latter admitted Dullen said he was a solicitor for the syndicate Confiscated records indicated the Medical Acceptance Corporation loaned money at high interest gates to women to finance illegal operations Dulica reported He said papers indicated the syndicate made a profit of $20,000 during January and February of this year after paying doctors in several cities $1,000 a month each
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San Francisco
AR. L. Rankin
Charles Dullea
Saran Lee
J. C. Perry
Medical Acceptance Corporation
Marvin Raither
Dullen
Dulica
Agree to Support Delay in Parley
Paris reports Britain and France agreed to postpone League of Nations council and assembly sessions to end of June to seek settlement proposals over Italy's Ethiopian annexation. The council adjourned May 12 to June 16 for Halo-Ethiopian talks, with Argentina seeking an assembly session and sanctions on Italy likely to be lifted.
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Paris
Great Britain
France
League of Nations Council
Assembly
Italy
Ethiopia
League Council
Candidate for Junior Chamber Presidency Speaks at Memphis
MEMPHIS Tenn June 4 AP William E Hoeflin St Louis a National vice president of the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce told delegates a new valuation of business grounded in facts and nurtured from within would be sound and permanent rather than external control by ill considered legislation Hoeflin a candidate for the presidency tomorrow argued that the supreme court ruling on NRA and the AAA episodes showed the dangers of planned economies and legislative overreach.
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Memphis
Tenn
William E. Hoeflin
St. Louis
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hoeflin
Supreme Court
NRA
AAA
Frog carries young on its back in Andean pouch
A South American frog found in the Andes carries its offspring in a pouch on its back. The unusual parenting method keeps the tadpoles protected as they develop amid high mountain habitat. The behavior highlights diverse reproductive strategies in amphibians.
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Andes Mountains
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