Kidnapping Case Tightens Around Suspect McCall
The body of the kidnapped boy was found near the Cash home within a mile of the ransom area. Sheriff Coleman ties the suspect to the crime, detailing McCall’s alleged alibi and links to ransom notes and the orange grove turnaround. Hoover notes no verdict yet and cites possible additional involved parties.
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D. C. Coleman
McCall
Cash
M.F. Braxton
Princeton Carpenter
Braxton
James
Coleman
McCal
Asbury Cash
Jasper
Fla
St. Augustine
Princeton
Hoover
FBI
Miami
Sheriff's Office
Claudine Evelyn Hilliard
G-men
Joseph Hilliard
Chinese Plead With Powers for Assistance Warship Sunk
A Chinese communiqué reported Japanese naval forces bombarding the Yangtze port of Kweichih Anhwei province. It said Chinese bombing planes sunk a Japanese warship aiding the block on passage to Anking, the Anhwei capital, as the Yangtze objective.
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Canton
Shanghai
Yangtze River
Kweichih
Anhwei Province
Anking
Anhwei
Woman chained by mate avoids filing complaint in Salt Lake
SALT LAKE CITY June 9 AP A timid 32 year old housewife Mrs Stella Taylors said she will not file a complaint after her husband was accused of chaining her to a heavy iron rail. She added "He's not really bad or mean. He just works too hard."
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Salt Lake City
Stella Taylors
Wall Street Journal parody mocks FDR satire cartoon
In New York on June 9 AP reports a Bond Club spoof front page of the Wall Street Journal edition for its annual outing. The cartoon features Snow White as National Prosperity and a Prince Charming G O P elephant, with Vultures labeled 1938 and 1940. A front page story notes Henry Ford’s bid for NYSE presidency to mechanize the exchange.
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New York
Wall
Snow White
The
Prince
Prince Charming
Fdr
Henry Ford
New York Stock Exchange
Ford
Stock Exchange
Union Miner Is Killed at Harlan
Two brothers Verlin and Clyde Fee were held in Harlan jail in connection with the Smithers shooting. Verlin faces murder charges after a coroner jury ordered his preliminary hearing. The fight occurred in front of a Galston store. officials offered few details. In London Brien McMahon declined comment on the incidents as investigators doubt a link to the trial.
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Bennett
Harlan Central Fuel Company
Harry Bennett
Smithers
London
Verlin Fee
Clyde Fee
Harlan
Clyde
Verlin
Fee
Galston
Harlan County
Brien McMahon
United States
Survey Finds Union Split Biggest Labor Mistake
A National Association of Manufacturers survey of 6000 U S workers shows a majority view the AFL CIO split was labor’s biggest mistake. Workers fault management for low pay, and many nonunion workers fear employers. About 39.9% blame both sides equally, with 65.3% rejecting a labor party.
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San Francisco
United States
National Association of Manufacturers
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor and
Committee For Industrial Organization
Walter B. Weisenburger
Ers
Fortune Magazine
A. F. of L
Labor
Farmer- Labor Party
Fis
Library Officials of Nation to Hold Meet
Nation library leaders plan a weeklong program featuring rural development talks and sessions led by A L A figures. Speakers include Harrison Craver, Merrill Denison, Harriet Long, Rowland Haynes, Milton Ferguson, Charles Denny Jr, Lady Tweedsmuir, Zona Gale, and Clarence Decker. Awards announced include Newberry, Caldecott, Lippincott, and White. The gathering involves multiple national library groups. the mutineer from the Bounty died in 1824.
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Sarah Molony
Ruth Schaefer
C. C. Schuttler
Missouri Farm Bureau
Harrison Warwick Craver
New York City
Merrill Denison
Harriet C. Long
Oregon
Rowland Haynes
Municipal University
Omaha
Nebraska
Bess Goodykoontz
U. S. Office of Education
Milton James Ferguson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles V. Denny, Jr
Town Hall
New York
Friends of the Library
London
England
Grouth
Canada
Zona Gale
Clarence Decker
University of Kansas City
Charles Finger
Arkansas
Newberry
Caldecott
Joseph W. Lippincott
Lbrarian
James T. White
The
American Library Institute
Biblographical Society of America
Catholic Library Association
League of Library Commissions
National Association of State Libraries
Theatre and Library Association
Wage Hour Clash Clouds Early Adjournment Prospects
The wage hour dispute casts doubt on an early Congress adjournment as southern senators demand a satisfactory formula. Senator Barkley predicts a session end around Tuesday, contingent on southern agreement. House and Senate members meet to bridge differences on a $3.724 trillion lending bill while a separate probe into monopolistic practices gains approval. The Turkish Sultan’s throne, a massive gold centerpiece encrusted with rubies and emeralds, is valued at $15 million.
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Congress
Barkley
Kentucky
Senate
House
Justice, Labor, Commerce and Treasury Departments
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Roosevelt Pushed WPA Fund To 1 425 Billion Approved
Washington June 9 AP President Roosevelt won approval from a joint senate house committee for raising the WPA appropriations to 1 425 billion dollars from 1 25 billion. House voted for the rise, Senate later boosted the figure. Conference group study ongoing with final vote expected by Saturday. Opponents worry about farm benefit payments and political use of funds remains under review.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Work Relief Organization
Bankhead
Congressional Conference Committee
House Committee
Russell
D-Ga
Woodrur
WPA
Woodrum
Dwa
Senate Audit Committee
Byrnes
D-Sc
King
Utah
Commodee
Secnet
New Car Draws Laughs From Anti Trust Chief
Washington report notes Thurman Arnold, assistant attorney general in charge of antitrust, arriving at the office in a modest returning car amid jokes about a $45,000 price vehicle. Colleagues and officials chuckled as Arnold joked the fit suits him fine while his wife called the choice a bit silly for a government official earning $9,000 annually.
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Arnold
Washington
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