Capital cases await grand jury action in October
Robbery suspects Jim Haslkey Henry Stewart and Alice Tucker had indictments quashed for a naming discrepancy and await the next grand jury in October if no session is called. Tomorrow two more capital cases are set for trial including Oedis Webb charged with the August 21 1933 killing on W Vine Street and George McNutt for the Danville ball park murder.
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Jim Haslkey
Henry Stewart
Alice Tucker
Seasion
Powell and Cammack
W. W. Callahan
Oedis Webb
James Royal
W. Vine Street
George McNutt
Pwell Lindsey
Danville
Lindsey
McNutt
Mor
Government to limit contracts to firms meeting wage rules
Discussion covers enforcing wage hour standards and child labor bans for contracts and bills reviving federal agencies. Mrs. D W Ridgeway was removed by ambulance to Benevolent Society Hospital for treatment. Interest in softball rises as Delano Park games draw growing crowds.
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Federal Alcohol Control Administration
Petroleum Administrative Board
Electric Home and Farm Authority
Central Statistical Board
D. W. Ridgeway
Priest’s Ambulance
Wadsworth Street
Benevolent Society Hospital
Delano Park
Minister Wins In Love Theft Suit In Camden
A Camden jury returned a no action verdict in a $100,000 alienation of affections suit against Rev. Neal Dow Keiley. Johan B. Cramer, the plaintiff, alleged Keiley stole his wife Hazey May, a 42 year old, while the minister denied the charge stating only a church relationship existed. The panel of 11 men and one woman deliberated nearly two hours.
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Camden
N. J
Neal Dow Keiley
Johan B. Cramer
Long Branch
Hazey May
Markets at a Glance from New York June 5
Stocks irregularly higher with American Telephone at a new 1935 high and bonds firm. Curb rails and utilities in demand as exchanges mix. Cotton weak on local and New Orleans selling. sugar quiet. coffee steady. Chicago wheat easier. corn firm amid planting delays. cattle weak with heavy steers around 13.25. hogs about steady near 10.05. Westminster Presbyterian church finance board meets this afternoon at 4 in John Patterson’s office.
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New York
Amerian Telephone
New
New Orleans
Commission House
Chicago
Behind The Scenes In Washington
Harvard law professor Felix Frankfurter advised Roosevelt on NRA strategy influencing the Schechter decision and the Belcher case. General Hugh Johnson and NRA Chairman Donald Richberg supported rapid court action while Frankfurter urged restraint to avoid upsetting the New Deal framework. Evidence suggests Frankfurter’s guidance shaped the path that kept NRA tests within congressional oversight.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Schechter
NBA
Washington
Stanley Reed
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Homer
Rodney Dutcher
NEA Service
Ashington
Felix Frankfurter
Harvard Law School
New Deal
Frankfurter
Roosevelt
White House
Hugh Johnson
NRA
Donald Richberg
Johnson
Brandeis
Lumber Code
Belcher
Beral
Supreme Court
Congress
Richberg
Dr. Frankfurter
NEA Service, Inc
Johnson predicts doom after NRA termination in 1935 era
General Hugh S. Johnson warned at a New England bakers meeting that scrapping the National Recovery Administration would trigger wage cuts, sweat shops, child labor and a summer of unrest. He cited reports of labor abuses and tied the decision to a historic choice between Hooverism and NRA principles. The Chamber of Commerce held a routine monthly meeting.
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Swampscott
Mass
Hugh 8. Johnson
National Recovery Administration
NRA
Johnson
New England Bakers’ Association
Supreme Court
Chamber of Commerce
Pineapple Paradise and Filet of Beef with Stuffed Mushrooms
A summer menu feature offers Pineapple paradise with pineapple leaves, crushed ice, and sherbet served in glasses, plus Filets of Beef with Stuffed Mushroom Caps as a company luncheon main course. The text also lists a detailed brown sauce, a detailed menu for breakfast and meals, and steps to prepare the meals.
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Mary E
Tax Powers May Save NRA Legislation in Congress
Congressional leaders outlined a slate of measures tied to the National Recovery Act including Temporary NRA Social Security banking utilities holding company and TVA reforms. Debates centered on wage hour fair trade enforcement and procurement rules under a plan to restrict federal purchases to compliant firms.
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NRA
Congress
Utilities
Wagner
Tennessee Valley Authority
Senate
House Interstate Commerce Committee
House Labor Committee
House
Agriculture Committee
Seedek of
Bankhead
AAA
Sena
Roosevelt NRA program thumbnail review announced
Washington June 5 AP reports a thumbnail review of the NRA plan agreed by President Roosevelt and congressional leaders. The outline includes a 91 2 month extension of a skeleton NRA unit to gather statistics on the actual results of old codes and the effects of their abandonment and to administer voluntary codes.
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Washington
NRA
Roosevelt
El Dorado shooting kills woman and injures three
In El Dorado Arkansas a shooting at a shared home leaves Mrs. Clifton McDaniels dead and her husband Iver Tollifson critically harming his wife, son, and another adult. Tollifson survived with nonfatal wounds and reportedly said he would heal the cause as police took him and the boy to hospital.
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EL Dorado
Ark
Iver Tollifson
Clifton McDaniels
Tollifson
Iver, Jr
Employe
McDaniel
Tollifs
Tavestratal
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