Congress Abandons Easy Pay Fight for Patman Bill
Washington June 4 AP report that bonus forces in congress decide to drop aims for quick payment this session and launch a nationwide campaign for Patman inflation bill adoption next session. Senate leaders, led by Senator Thomas, reject compromises as Roosevelt opposition looms. Attending lawmakers include Thomas Borah Frader McCarran Bulow McGill, with Rep. Patman and otherPatman bill supporters.
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Legion Sedition Act Debate Sparks Senate Dissent
Montgomery June 4 AP Senator Max Wellborn led a sharp attack on the legion sponsored substitute for the Street anti sedition bill calling it almost ridiculous and warning it could stifle liberty. A recess was taken to 2 30 p m as discussion or a vote stalled amid warnings of lengthy debate.
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Ethiopian government denies border incident claims
Addis Ababa reports no knowledge of any border clash as Rome cited African deaths and protests. Government says no alerts or protests have been received from any source.
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Boreas boat breaks. crowds seek speed at Tollywood event
In TOLLYWOOD California on June 4 spectators gather as a new boat breaks the bow stopping the expected run. The incident leaves Amer 1 8M with nothing to do pushing interest in faster vessels and a public curiosity about the forthcoming tests. The treasury reports an underestimation of expenditures, suggesting more money than schemes. Wren addresses graduates urging vote for the straight Republican ticket.
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Knife killer case closed by the killer's own death
In Los Angeles on June 4 AP reports a butcher George Booth 25 killed Dolores Dufae 26 then hanged himself near his home after leaving a note claiming he killed her and "knew her right name." Police found Booth's body in a grove and a bloody butcher knife in his car. A second note referenced meeting his maker.
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Negro Sentenced to Death for Wanton Shooting of White Boy
Decatur June 4 AP Waddie Cosey a Negro was convicted of murder and his punishment fixed at death in the electric chair by a circuit court jury. He was found responsible for the March 6 slaying of Otto Dilbeck a white youth. The crime occurred as two Negroes driving and firing pistols shot at the boy after he warned them to be careful. William Allen another Negro went on trial for the same crime following the verdict.
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Treasury position on June 1 data released
Treasury figures show receipts of 10,304,429.28 dollars and expenditures of 30,919,442.26 dollars for June 1, leaving a balance of 1,986,221,240.87 dollars. The report, dated Washington, June 4, cites AP as the source.
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Roosevelt to Seek NRA Emergency Restoration in Congress
President Roosevelt and his cabinet prepared to push emergency action to revive the NRA on a restricted interstate basis. He also revisited the social security, Wagner labor disputes, and Guffey coal bills but gave no immediate announcements. A leaders conference was planned for the afternoon as part of the push.
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Floods Continue Dread Incursion Across Kansas Area
Floodwaters swamp Kansas Nebraska and Missouri as rivers surge along major basins. The Republican river recedes in parts of Nebraska while the Kaw floods force evacuations in northern Kansas. The Missouri river affects vast farm lands and levee work along its course near Kansas City to St. Louis. Death toll uncertain with 94 unofficial Nebraska dead noted and a possible 140 total. Dozens still missing.
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Reich Navy Demands Opposed By British as Asking Too Much
In London on June 4 AP reports well informed naval quarters say Hitler’s delegation asks for a Reich navy of 400000 tons at Anglo German talks. British delegates aim to reduce tonnage since home waters fleet would total about 351000 tons after planned increases. Germany’s current strength is 163000 tons with 64000 tons of prewar ships to be scrapped.
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Pan American Air Clipper May Take Off For Hawaii
In Alameda California indications the Pan American airways clipper may depart for Hawaii and Midway Island later today. Mechanics worked on the 21 ton flying boat and officials said a 12 hour notice could trigger departure. Final engine tests completed for a 4000 mile training cruise to Midway with Capt Edwin Musick and the former Pacific crew expected to pilot again.
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Federal sleuths hope for speedy break in kidnap
Justice agents in Tacoma said innocent bystanders who receive any of the 20000 Weyerhaeuser ransom notes will be compensated. The government will replace used bills and destroy recovered ransom money to prevent confusion. Serial numbers have been circulated to trace the NW gang believed to kidnap nine year old George Wey. State patrols pressed the highway blockade and resumed searches after yesterday’s developments.
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Alabama War Hero Receives Medal 17 Years Later
Thomas C. Bradford, a former sergeant in Company B, 167th Infantry, 42nd Division, was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal during a United Veterans of the Spanish-American War convention. The citation notes he remained in action under heavy machine gun fire, was severely wounded in the jaw, refused evacuation, and led his platoon until unable to advance. The act occurred at Bois de la Fere in France on July 16.
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Roosevelt backs Guffey bill energizes supporters
Washington June 4 AP reports influential Democratic leaders say President Roosevelt added the Guffey coal stabilization bill to his must pass list. Senator Guffey of Pennsylvania declined to comment. The note signals renewed pace for the stalled measure and party support.
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Dothan Balloon Man Begins Return Home After Injury
Freda Rodenbeck Jr a Birmingham man with a lung injury from escaping air starts home from a Dothan hospital after five weeks. He traveled by ambulance due to inability to ride in a car following a Montgomery highway accident.
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Alabama House Passes O Neal Bill For Scottsboro Trial Costs
The Alabama House approved Rep O Neal s measure to fund past and future costs of the Scottsboro trial at 79 to 0, sending the bill to the Senate. Quarles of Dallas introduced a joint resolution urging lawmakers to oppose any tax increases, criticizing elected officials for breaking campaign pledges and pledging to uphold promises to the people. The resolution calls for strict compliance with electoral pledges and condemns changes in positions that would abandon voter commitments. A new bill proposes a state industrial authority to secure federal loans for Alabama industries, including a planned paper pulp mill and an aluminum plant near Denatur.
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Seven Escape As Mexico Flood Traps Worshippers In Church
Floods swept the San Pedro church in Mexico City’s valley trapping worshippers during a festival. More than 350 died, mostly women, as waters surged through the church and walls collapsed. Seven escaped. authorities halted services and arrested the priest amid fears of divine retribution. Local communities suffered additional casualties nearby Ochimilco Milpa Alta San Gregorio and San Pablo.
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City Council Votes to Finance Education Campaign in Dothan
The Dothan City Council adopted an eight to one resolution to use public funds to educate citizens on continued council government, framing it as protecting voters from heresy and delivering the truth. Dr I C Bates opposed, warning against raiding the treasury for campaign expenses and criticizing the move as tied to power company interests.
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Damnable Outrage Opinion Letter From Dothan Reader
A June 4 1930s letter from G M Lewis of Dothan Ala condemns city officials for spending taxpayers money to defend current officeholders The writer opposes the light plant sale and calls for replacing the council with capable business leaders arguing the present administration is inefficient and the public has spoken against the issues
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Bates Likely to Seek Election as Commissioner
Dr Bates likely to run for one of the three city commissioner posts in a coming special election. He opposed recent council moves on public funds for a politics campaign and has long resisted the present administration. His entry follows strong local support and a push by the Committee for Commission government.
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Hoover Agrees Fight Over Government Changes 1936
Oregon Indiana June 4 AP Former President Hoover and Frank Lowden of Tinola agree the 1938 campaign will center on proposed changes in the form of government emanating from Washington Lowden said Hoover and I discussed the changes and expect it to be a major issue Hoover did not comment further on discussions during his visit to Sinnissippi Farm then returned to Chicago
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New Yorker Demands Congress Soak Rich
Representative Marcantonio of New York urged Congress to soak the rich as part of a House group weighing constitutional reform proposals. A meeting was postponed to tomorrow due to low attendance, with Chairman Keller D. Mines saying liberals had not been notified in time. He forecast about 100 members would attend the next session.
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Weather Outlook For West Florida Creates Fair Conditions
Weather notes: generally fair conditions in West Florida for Tuesday night and Wednesday. CHICAGO BUTTER CHICAGO June 4 AP reports butter at 17,437 firmness with prices unchanged. Eggs totals 30,805 firm with various grade price ranges for local shipments and current receipts.
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