AMA Delegates Back Enabling Act To Cooperate On Public Health
Atlantic City June 3 AP The American Medical Association opposed a New York plan for government funds to treat the poor but unanimously adopted an enabling act allowing organized medical bodies to cooperate with the government. Delegates split on whether the letter was rejected but spirit accepted, noting the act could reduce duplication without raising costs. The measure supports a federal health bureau and aims to streamline medical care distribution.
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Job Hunters Begin Trek In Quest of New Places
Bid for bi party system in departments may replace political selection. Examinations could form an eligible list for the security department while others doubt elimination of politics. Prison guards to 56 hour week. about 50 more guards to be hired as applications rise. Post session outlook includes expected appointments to various boards, especially the penal board, with specifics unclear.
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Higher Tariffs Against U S Predicted in London
In the London House of Commons Conservative Lt. Col. Leopold Stennett Amery warned that Britain may impose higher tariffs on United States goods unless trade concessions are secured. He argued the US exports dominate Britain’s imports and that a deal must fix this adverse balance.
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University Honors Woman Benefactor of American Youth
An alert grandmother who funds college educations, buildings, and hospitals received an honorary LL. D. from George Washington University. Mrs. Henry Alvah Strong of Washington and Rochester, N. Y., is praised by President Cloud H Marvin as a world citizen and friend to youth through education and benefaction. The 72-year-old widow has aided 1,000 students, built 11 dormitories and schools, and funded seven hospitals across the United States, France, Africa, and China. She emphasizes giving over luxury and recounts a dramatic history of gifts linked to family and service.
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Pope Vows Continued Battle for German Catholics
Pope Pius XI told Bavarian pilgrims he would persist in fighting for Catholics in Germany despite worsening conditions. He called Nazi era persecutions grave and dolorous, urging steadfast faith as Vatican relations with Berlin fray and Italy signals no policy change.
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Senate Proposes Wide Probe of Labor Strife Across Industries
Senator Copeland proposed a sweeping Senate investigation into labor troubles in all industries, focusing on steel and shipping. He cited Philip Murray’s call to probe the steel strike and suggested using mechanisms like the railroad labor act to resolve disputes, with mediation and possible presidentially appointed boards. Senator Bridges urged public hearings on alleged mail interference at strikebound plants amid Republic Steel threatening suit to allow food deliveries to non striking workers.
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Monroes SWOC Walkout Sparks Civic Mobilization Across Ohio
Civilians are mobilized as Newton reopenings loom and strike lines grow. Mayor Knaggs reports Newton workers vote 782 to 32 to return to work. SWOC leaders vow continued action, planning to file unfair labor practice charges against Inland Steel. Warren, Ohio hosts a court hearing delay as Republic optics faces injunction talks. Canton and Youngstown residents form a law and order league while vigilante fears loom.
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Youngstown
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Republic Mills
James Seccombe
Agron Cohen
Committee For Industrial Organization
Twin Sisters Crown Paris Flight Sponsor Merger
Paris dispatch reports Air France leaders forming a new trans Atlantic company to sponsor regular flights between the United States and Europe. Doris and Elizabeth O’Rourke head the group, with Allegre of Air France named president as the venture plans a "super double hybrid" venture amid fatalities observed in the Charles River incident.
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Unrest Among Labor Not New at Duquesne
Governor Frank Murphy of Michigan told Duquesne University's 39th commencement that labor unrest is not new or unusual. He described it as a demand by workers to secure a larger share of product and job security, noting occasional violence and comparing it with past clashes like Haymarket, Ludlow, and Herrin.
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Lowlands Flooded By Heavy Rain Across County
Heavy downpour yesterday flooded lowlands and halted harvests with much of the crop likely unsold at harvest. Eight inches of water covered highway 63 east of Westphalia, though danger was minimal. Matrices overflow created the highway flood, water levels held at peak overnight. Forecasts call for more showers and cooler weather. a temperature drop suggested the heaviest rainfall had passed.
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Heavy Downpours Cause Major Flooding Across Missouri
Widespread damage hits St Louis St Charles and Warren counties as heavy downpours push rivers rising. Dardenne creek overflows forcing families to flee near St Peters while Lamar records 4.40 inches and other towns report near three inch totals. Forecasts call for overcast skies and cool temperatures tomorrow.
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Young Honeymooners Sentenced in Robbery
In Valentine Nebraska district court District Judge E L Meyer sentenced 16 year old Donald Blake and his 15 year old bride Evelyn Mayer Blake from Painesville Ohio to seven years in the reformatory for robbing a filling station here Both pleaded guilty signing a plea agreement and a short honeymoon period ends in prison as officers say the couple married recently during a brief ceremony
Financing of Road Outlined By Rail Head
President Patrick H Joyce of the Chicago Great Western testified before a Senate inquiry about forming friendly stockholders committees to guard reorganization aims. He sought to keep current management in control and avoid outsiders taking over. Warren C Hagerty said creditors favored Joyce’s group for potential new business growth and stable operation. Joyce recalled a 1931 bid to gain control of Kansas City Southern to align with his line, which failed due to payment issues and covert opposition. Acting Chairman Truman urged sound foundations for reorganization to prevent future bankruptcies and court interventions.
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Britain blames rebels for ship disaster off Almeria
Britain protests to Generalissimo Franco over a mine hit that sank the British destroyer Hunter near Almeria on May 13, killing eight sailors. The foreign office suggested insurgents laid mines. London called the explosion an accident but reserved damages. Ambassador Sir Henry Chilton would present the protest at Salamanca and reminded both sides that mine laying is not legitimate.
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Henry Chilton
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Heridaye
Wage and Hour Bill Not To Extend To Agriculture
Secretary Wallace said federal wage and hour legislation could not apply to agriculture. He dismissed the idea that farms might be included in interstate commerce, noting that a 40 hour week would not fit in with farming and quelling worries about hungry city people.
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Workers End Power Strike in Michigan
Thousands of Michigan workers wrestled with a prolonged power strike as Bay City and other communities faced outages. GM plants in Flint Saginaw and Bay City closed affecting about 80,000 idle workers while negotiations stretched into the evening. The governor warned of state action if service was not restored by nightfall. Shakespeare is said to have played the ghost in Hamlet.
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Woman Guilty Of Poisoning Pair of Dogs
After a four hour trial with 23 witnesses, gaunt Juliet Tuttle of Larchmont was found guilty of poisoning two dogs and fined 500 dollars. Crowds gathered as prosecutors described her as an eccentric killer of animals, while defense witnesses claimed her actions aimed to aid animals. The case involved capsules with poison given to a White collie and a police dog at an Eastchester street intersection on May 15.
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Juliet Tuttle
Larchmont
Justice of the Peace
Mathew Siano
Tuttle
Allan Blount
Manhattan
Blount
Amjateur Humane
Olsen
Madrid to Evacuate Women and Children in Capital
The diplomatic corps in Madrid seeks prompt evacuation of aged persons and women and children from the capital amid ongoing fighting. Government troops fortify positions along the Coruna road, threatening to cut insurgent lines to Aravaca and Las Rozas while monarchist leaders confer with exiled Alfonso in San Sebastian and Rome. Average dining car equipment listed.
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Antonio Goicoechea
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