Mourning and Military Rites for Franco Ally Mola
In Burgos Spain Gen Franco and staff led a two hour procession after Generalissimo Mola and four aides died in an air crash near Breviesca. They lay in state then were buried at Pamplona as Madrid endured shelling killing at least 20 and injuring 60.
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Burgos
Spain
Emilio Mola
Pamlona
Madrid
Mola
Madrilanos
Barcelona
Febus
Palamos
Moscow
Communist International
Socialist International
Geer
Jimitroff
Ce Comintern
Almeria
International Federation of Trades Unions
Paris
Foreign Office
France
Germany
Italy
Msgr. Selinger Honored By Church and Civic Groups
Cardinal O Connell and several priests deliver messages as a nine thousand dollar purse is presented for St Peters gymnasium. A high mass of thanksgiving follows and Clergy Day will culminate the celebration with toasts to Pope Pius XI Archbishop Glennon and other church leaders.
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Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Rome
Charles Koester
John Koester
F. P. Kenkel
Central Bureau
St. Louis
Ernst Winkelmann
Catholic Union
St. Peter's
J. A. Vogelweid
M. W. Deck
E. A. Breummer
Joseph Lubely
Father Selinger
J. B. Pleus
Immaculate Conception Church
St. Peter’s Hall
William Ebert
Taos
Holy Father
Pope Pius XI
William Fischer
Linn
John J. Glennon
John C. Melies
T. T
Christian H. Winkelmann
Joseph Winkelmann
Rich Fountain
Sabilarejan
Joseph Selinger
Strike Lines Hold Firm in Steel Dispute
Detroit and Pontiac mills face sit down strikes as Chrysler General Motors and Packard idle 19 000 workers. Ford Dearborn riot leads to summons of two foremen while Kercheval and Jefferann units resume after settlement. Subways in New York face labor threat and Hollywood film strike expands to 750 workers. Little Falls New Jersey laundry rounds seen violence and Cincinnati building workers impacted by a 1800 strike.
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Chrysler
General Motors
Packard
Detroit
Pontiac
Mich
Ford Motor Co
Washington
Ford
Dearborn
United Automobile Workers of America
Chrysler Corporation
Kercheval
Jefferann Avenue
DeSoto
Rober J. Ehrlich
Senator LaFollette
Wis
Wilfred J. Comment
Oscar Jones
Common Pleas
Ralph W. Liddy
Subway
New York
Emerson ‘Electric Manufacturing Company
St. Louis
Hollywood
Federated Motion ‘Picture Crafts
Little Falls
N. J
Cincinnati
Ford Agrem
Richmond
Calif
Postal Inspector Joins Hunt for Missing Plane
Alpine Utah June 4 AP a government postal inspector joined today in the search for the long missing Western Air Express skyliner after letters found in nearby mountains were identified as part of the plane cargo. The airline runs a camp on Lone Peak high in the mountains. The plane and seven past care vanished last December 13. Snow and high wind hampered the search.
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Alpine
Utah
Western Air Express
M. G. Wenger
Post Office Department
Court Scored by President on Recessing End Date
President Roosevelt declared the court free to decide when its term ends after adjourning last Tuesday. He cited four cases of national importance involving the Tennessee Valley Authority, the Public Works Administration, the Securities Exchange Commission, and an unnamed fourth. He proposed a court reorganization bill to expand the bench and speed the aluminum case. Roosevelt noted PWA loan authority for municipal power plants has held in six credit court rulings, but the court will resume after summer with the government constrained until fall.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Public Works Administration
Securities Exchange Commission
Roosevelt
PWA
Supreme Court
White House
Woman Hurt On Highway 50 After Accident
A woman walking on Highway 50 was injured and taken to the hospital by Sheriff Carl Walz who witnessed the crash. Hospital staff report a severe head laceration and injuries to the left ankle and arm with significant blood loss. Earlier, 8 year old Patrick McIntire was injured riding a bicycle into a northbound truck driven by Elmer Worden, suffering multiple fractures and wounds. Witnesses say Worden could not avoid the collision.
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Carl Walz
Patrick McIntire
W. L. McIintire
Wash Miller
Elmer Worden
W.elm
Worden
Robert Stith
Missouri
Washington Street
McIntire
Beheaded German in clemency case tied to Strasser
Authorities say Oscar Denner, 20, and Hirach were executed for high treason in Praha linked plot with Otto Strasser exile. A new mechanical guillotine replaced the old axe. Hirsch arrived Dec 20 with two infernal machines, and the American embassy awaited evidence deemed secret until after sentence.
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Otto Strasser
Praha
Czechoslovakia
Oscar Denner
Hirach
Hirsch
William E. Dodd
Senate committee cuts Missouri university funding
The senate appropriations committee proposed an eighty three percent million-odd general revenue cut in 1937-38 education spending, trimming the University of Missouri from 3,963,155 to 3,619,155 and reducing several state teachers colleges and state schools. Reductions affect Kirksville Warrensburg Cape Girardeau Maryville Missouri School of Mines Fulton Lincoln University while the School for the Blind and funds from other accounts stay unchanged.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
University of Missouri
House
Kirksville
Warrensburg
Cape Girardeau
Maryville
Missouri School of Mines
Rolla
School For the
Fulton
Lincoln (Negro) University
Jefferson City
School For the Blind
St. Louis
Senate Cuts Grants and Pays Back Age Grants
The new state board of probation and paroles faces a back payment of 90325 from general revenue for the state park board during the last 18 months of 1379 38 to fund parks not covered by the conservation amendment. The senate also eliminated or reduced numerous items including 80000 for Fairmount Park Kansas City 5000 for a Gettysburg peace monument 25000 for a Pulaski county fish hatchery 40000 for Pershing Memorial Park cut to 20000 and 3960 for Springfield Teachers College plans. A total of 45000 for Lewis Memorial Park Mooresville Memorial Springs Park and Daniel Boone Memorial Park projects was eliminated. All highway accident and damage claims against the state land claims for damages for state institutions were eliminated as unconstitutional. Baron Wyfold Dies in Reading Berkshire England aged 86 after service in the House of Commons.
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New
State Board of Probations and Paroles
State Park Board
Senate
Fairmount Park
Kansas City
Gettysburg
Pulaski County
Game and Fish Fund
AFL Approves Federal Wage Hour Plan with Conditions
Washington June 4 AP The American Federation of Labor voiced qualified approval of federal control of wages and hours while urging rapid placement under organized labor. William Green called the plan to set a wage minimum for workers earning under 1200 annually limited but pressed broad opposition to general wage standards as anti democratic. Green urged 40 hour week with possible 30 hour minimums and 40 cent hourly minimum. favored accepting collective bargaining standards as fair. Secretary Perkins forecast price reductions and higher living standards from increased purchasing power and production. She endorsed a flexible 30 to 40 hour workweek with industry specifics left to Congress.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Federation
Congressional Labor Committee
Green
A F. of L
Administrative Board
Labor
Perkins
Miss Perkins
Congress
Wisconsin Legislature Congratulates Duke and Duchess of Windsor
The Wisconsin legislature adopted a resolution congratulating the Duke and Duchess of Windsor on their marriage and inviting them to visit Wisconsin to enjoy its recreational advantages.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
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Alberthel
Fred Alberthal
Cole County
St. Louis County
Paul Davis
Albert Hal
George Haukap
Bonnets Mill
Father Salinger
Stitt
U.S
Lincoln University
Senale
Baron Wyfold
Reading
Berkshire
Eng
House of Commons
Robert Trotter Hermon- Hodge
AFL
Organized Labor
Ofmerica's
Era
Midwest Auto Stores
Crosley Fiver
Adi
Hildebrand
Variety Store
W. McCarty
Chicago
News and Tribune
The
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Associated Press
United Press
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