Governor Orders Militia to Remove City Street Cars
Omaha Governor R L Cochran invokes martial authority to pull街 street cars from the city amid a protracted strike. Adj. Gen. H J Paul commands 1800 guardsmen to act, enforcing the order by 11 a m.
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Omaha
Neb
R. L. Cochran
Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway Company
Adj
H. J. Paul
Ie Caek Sae
Sion
National Guard
Bert
Paul
Cochran
Ernest Bowerman
Omaha Central Labor Union
Lea Bozell
Gover
Peace proposals studied on two strike fronts today
Police on alert to quell violence as peace proposals were studied on two strike fronts. Stern measures to bring a swift settlement of Omaha street car strike threatened by Governor.
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Stern
Omaha
Markets at a Glance June Market Snapshot
New York stocks mixed with utilities and specialties firm and bonds steady. Curb trading varied with power issues higher while foreign exchanges show uneven results. July liquidation and weather in Texas depress spot demand. Coffee weak and Brazilian markets softer. Chicago wheat up on wet harvest fears, corn firm despite planting delays. Cattle and hogs show varied moves with steers near 11.00 and hogs around 10.00.
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New York
Texas
Chicago
Hauptmann Case Faces Supreme Court Review Over Trial Crowd Conduct
Defense lawyers renew attack on crowd behavior at the Flemington trial of Bruno Hauptmann. They contend the courtroom atmosphere and alleged juror intimidation violated the fourteenth amendment and seek a federal appeal if state remedies fail.
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Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
United States Supree Court
Iit
Flemington
Hauptmann
United States Supreme Court
Circus Maximus
New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals
Egbert Rosecrans
David T. Wilentz
Mrs Mollie G Smith Dies At Home
Final rites held at 606 Tenth Avenue West for Mrs Mollie G Smith 58 widow of J B Smith. Rev Ira F Hawkins and Rev T H Wilson officiated. Burial at city cemetery directed by Brown. She died 11 p m Saturday. Survived by five sons Dalton Malcolm Clio Jewel of city and Elvin of Birmingham four brothers and three sisters. Pallbearers named Grover Sheats Raymond Young Floyd Kelly John Wardlow W H Blankenship Grady Young.
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Mollie G. Smith
J. B. Smith
Tenth Avenue
West
Ira F. Hawkins
T. H. Wilson
City Cemetery
Brown
Wife of Former Warden Is Killed
Mrs W H Johnson 67 widow of a former city warden died from shotgun wounds in her yard during a search for a robber. Police said she was shot by a policeman who apparently mistook her for the suspect amid a manhunt in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
W. H. Johnson
Holt 10 Become Member of Board
Thad Holt of Alabama and Miss Gay B Shepperson of Georgia were chosen by Harry L Hopkins to head two groups of state administrators for exhaustive studies of relief and work problems. The Alabama member covers Arkansas Louisiana and Mississippi with his group to assemble tomorrow after conferences.
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Washington
Thad Holt
Alabama
Gay B. Shepperson
Georgia
Harry L. Hopkins
States prepare plans for $4 billion relief program
Washington June 17 AP State works progress directors gathered to learn from Harry L Hopkins how the Roosevelt administration will spend 4 billion in work relief. They expect figures on state allotments job start pace and project types. Also to be reviewed are $1 270 602 600 in projects already approved.
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Washington
Works Progress
Harry L. Hopkins
Roosevelt Administration
Japanese demand on Chinese governor sparks tensions in Manchoukuo
The Rengo News Agency reports the Japanese army council in Hsinking has demanded Sun Chenyuan be withdrawn as Chahar governor or face "appropriate action." Japanese claim Sung’s troops entered Manchoukuo and fired on Manchoukuans, labeling him a bandit, signaling expanded military influence. The Changpei incident remains a live issue, with a council meeting in Hsinking expected to decide.
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Associated Press
Hsinking
Manchoukuo
Rengo
Sun Chehyuan
Chahar Province
Sung
Japan
Chahar
Secret Service
Changpeo
Peiping
Kenji Doihara
Tientsin
Kwantung Army
Changpei
House approves two year extension of temporary taxes
Washington lawmakers move four administration bills this week and send to the Senate a resolution extending two years the temporary taxes totaling 507 million dollars annually.
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Washington
House
Senate
Heads of Midget NRA Seek 10 Sell Plan 10 Country
The three key men of the midget NRA headed by James L. O'Neill begin a selling campaign on an educational basis after the old NRA expired. Roosevelt created a stop gap and named ONeill acting administrator. A council of six with Edison Cheney Green Murray Blair Hamilton Berry will aid in shaping codes and public sentiment.
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Washington
NRA
James L. O’neill
Theanly Trust Company of
New
Roosevelt
Congress
O’neill
New Deal
O’neill, Marshall and Coonley
Charles Edison
Howell Cheney
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Philip Murray
United Mine Workers
Labor
Emily Newell Blair
Walton H. Hamilton
George L. Berry
International Pressmen’s Union
O'Neill
Berry
Alabama Pitts Is Guest of Warden
Edwin C. Alabama Pitts, an ex convict and former major league prospect, visited his alma mater and returned to Albany hoping for a ruling this week on his status. He spoke in a radio address, attended his first in league game, and spent the night as a guest of Warden Lewis E. Lawes at Sing Sing prison.
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Albany
N. Y
Edwin C
Alabama
Pitts
Lewis E. Lawes
Sing Sing
Seven-Pound Cabbage Grown Locally by E H Nelson
Local resident E H Nelson presented The Daily with a seven pound white head cabbage from his garden at 1112 Fifth Avenue South. The cabbage measures over nine inches in diameter and is described as an unusually fine specimen. Plants were set out in February and Nelson noted many other cabbages in his garden rival the large one.
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E. H. Nelson
The
Daily
Fifth Avenue
South
Hasley Stewart Transferred to Birmingham Jail in Safety Move
Hasley alias John Gregory and Stewart alias Jack Allen, indicted in Morgan county for highway robbery, are moved to Jefferson county jail in Birmingham by order of Judge W W Callahan for safe-keeping after Morgan jail was deemed unsafe. They escaped Granite Okla in Feb and were tied to the Ayers Filling Station robbery near Hartselle in March with Alice Tucker.
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Jim Hasley
John Gregory
Henry Stewart
Jack Allen
Morgan County
Jefferson County
Birmingham
W. W. Callahan
R. E. Wardlaw
A. A. Walton
P. H. Sandlin
Hasley
Stewart
Department of Justice
Granite
Okla
Ayers
Hartselle
Alice Tucker
Powell
Cammack
Cullman County
Robery
Decatur Daily
Callahan
Oklahoma
Liberty
Washington
Granville Thompson Dies in Illness at 22
Funeral services and interment for Granville Thompson age 22 were held at Cambridge church Limestone county with burial directed by Brown of Decatur. Thompson, a noted Greenbrier farmer, died Sunday night at Baugh's Infirmary after a critical illness. He leaves a widow, one child, his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Thompson, a sister Mrs. Maburn Meredith, and two brothers Bob and he Thompson, all of Limestone county.
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Granville Thompson
Cambridge Church
Limestone County
Brown
Decatur
Thompson
Greenbrier
Baugh’s Infirmary
W. P.pson
Maburn Meredith
Bob Thompson
Long Presents Security Plans In Senate Fight
Senator Long of Louisiana offered a complete substitute for the Roosevelt social security bill as a Republican drive began in the Senate to strike the heart from the administration plan. The substitute mirrors core ideas of his share the wealth program.
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Washington
Senate
Long
Michigan Grants Honorary Master of Science to AP Editor
The University of Michigan awarded Howard W. Blakeslee, science editor of The Associated Press and alumnus of the university, the honorary Master of Science degree during its commencement exercises in Ann Arbor on June 17.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Univerty of Michigan
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Blakeslee
Tehachapi Release Famed Hammer Slay Suspect Clara Phillips Frees
Clara Phillips known as the tiger for killing Alberta Meadows with a hammer 15 years ago in eastern Los Angeles walked free from prison in Tehachapi. She appeared shaken and nervous, dressed simply, after serving more than a decade in state custody.
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Tehachapi
Calif
State
Britain to Size Two Navies Under Secret Pact
A trusted source says Britain will alone regulate the actual sizes of both the British and German navies under a secret 100 to 35 ratio. This move allegedly makes Hitler appear to win British confidence while Germany becomes a consultative partner in determining tonnage.
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Associated Press
London
Britain
Great Britain
Knoxville Signs Don Hutson To Play For Smokies
Knoxville announces former Alabama All American end Don Hutson has signed to play outfield for Knoxville in the Southern Association in 1936. Hutson, then with Troy in the Dixie Amateur League, will join the Smokies after the Dixie season ends and likely finish the year with Knoxville.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Don Hutson
Alabama
Edgar Allen
Hutson
Troy
Ala
Smokies
Jamaica youths arraigned on homicide charge in court
Three Jamaica boys aged 11 to 13 faced homicide charges in a magistrate court after allegedly stealing Patrolman Louis Churchdale’s revolver and shooting William Walsh. The boys, Frank Damato 13 Julius Damato 11 and Lisbon Lawrence 13, were remanded to the children’s society shelter with a later juvenile delinquency arraignment planned. They reportedly confessed to planning robberies to obtain a gun.
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New York
Jamaica
Frank Damato
Julius
Lisbon Lawrence
Mount Calvary Baptist Church
Children’s Society
Thomas F. Doyle
Doyle Counsellow
William O'Hare
Children's Society
O'Hare
Frank
Louis Churchdale
Lisbon
William Walsh
Walsh
Damato
Pawson Wins 26 Mile Bunker Hill Marathon
Leslie Pawson of Pawtucket Rhode Island won the Boston A A marathon event the Bunker Hill day 26 mile 385 yard Lawrence to Boston race in 2 hours 43 minutes 39 seconds. He led from the start and finished first at City Square in Charlestown district.
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Boston
Leslie Pawson
Pawtucket
R. I
Boston A. A
Lawrence
Pawson
City Square
Charleston
Civil Docket Opens in Circuit Court After Criminal Session
The civil docket in Circuit Court began today following the close of a two week criminal session last Friday. The docket, a fortnight long, is unusually heavy with cases to be heard.
Stockholders Challenge TVA Intervention in Transmission Case
Atlanta June 17. The Fifth Circuit Court heard Alabama Power stockholders challenge to intervene in TVA transmission line case. Forney Johnston defended stockholder interest arguing sale at TVA price serves constitutional transfer. TVA argued acts authorize purchase and sale of surplus energy and lines under commerce clause.
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Atlanta
Alabama Power Company
Tennessee Valley
United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
TVA
W. S. Grubb
Birmingham
Forney Johnston
Power Company
Johnston
Tesco Valley Authority
Nathan P. Bryan
Jacksonville
Fla
Samuel H. Sibley
Louis
Little Rock
Cincinnati
Asheville
Kessee Valley Authority
North
Alabama
Wilson Dam
TVA Plans For Higher Test Atlan ta Ga
The Tennessee Valley Authority reports preparations for a higher test at Atlanta Georgia with details continued on page two. Officials indicate ongoing work and scheduling considerations for the test event.
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Atlana
Tennessee Valley Authority Aot
Weather Summary for Tennessee and Alabama
Tennessee river stood at 4.4 feet and temperatures ranged around 89 to 80 degrees for the recent period. Alabama saw mostly cloudy skies with showers in the northern area, and cooler conditions expected as conditions shift.
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Tennessee
Alabama
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