Senate Debates New Deal Measures and NRA Action
A sprawling Washington briefing outlines Senate maneuvers on antitrust relaxations, labor codes, and NRA extension prospects as lawmakers weigh soft coal regulation and transportation coordination. The report notes President's stance, industry reactions, and anticipated impacts on employment and economic policy amid looming deadlines.
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NRA
Senate
NFA
Supreme Court
Office of Transportation Coordiner
Joseph B. Eastimag
Guffey
Pennaylsaonla
John L. Lewis
Nader
McCarran
Nerads
Morgenthau
Senate Aiiver
Treasury
Unclear text fragment on Chiang and Japanese officials
Fragmentary report mentions Chiang Kai Shek and others described as farmers or officials. It references Japanese relations and a general's official acts, but the meaning is obscured by garbled OCR text.
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Chiang Kat Shek
Umer
State farmer reward totals under AAA program in 2 years
Washington reports Alabama and nationwide disbursements under the Roosevelt era farm program. Farmers cooperatives paid $20,214,543 to Alabama participants, $1,717,239 for state administration, and $7,002,385 nationwide before May 1. Processing tax receipts for two years stood at $624,430,579 with Alabama county totals listed for numerous counties.
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Washington
API
Nabama
AAA
Alabama
Baldwin
Barbour
Colbert
Dallas
Escambia
Etowah
Henry
Houston
Jeffer
Jerdale
Lawrence
Lee
Madson
Marion
Mobile
Monroe
Montgomery
Morgan
Tkseset
Calladexa
Tuscaloosa
Do you tire easily You might have low blood strength
Overworked blood can cause weakness and mental dullness The ad promotes US tonic claiming to restore vitality throughout the body It emphasizes the need for normal red blood cells to supply oxygen and energy and mentions appetite nervousness digestion and fatigue as related symptoms
William Alford 45 Dies After Illness at Home
William Alford 45 veteran of Atlantic Count Line railroad died at his home 212 N Montana Saturday night after a four year illness. He retired four years ago from the transportation department due to health. A life long Methodist and member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, he leaves a widow two sisters Mrs Jack Cook Montgomery and two brothers A A Alford Dothan and L H Alford Chatsworth Ga. Funeral Sunday at Fellows and Forrester chapel 1230 9 with Rev C Sy Talley officiating burial in Greenwald Montgomery cemetery. Pallbearers named.
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William Ansley Alford
Atlantic Count Line Railroad
Montana Street
Alford
Transportation Department of the Railway
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Methodist Church
Jack Cook
Montgomery
A. A. Alford
Dothan
L. H. Alford
Chatshooehee
Fellows and Forrester
C Sy Talley
Ure Lafayette Atreel Methodist Church
Greenwand
Pallhomers
Ly P Ganse
Ed Smith
Dick Morgan
Lee Nolan
G W Clark
Olser
Rom. Woodham
L F. Brabham
Lag Lunsford
Jack Segler
Ed Parker
Mistaken Identity Triggers Royalist Joyful Rumor in Paris
In Paris news spreads that former King George has returned, prompting joyous visits to uncles Prince Nicholas and Prince Gaarse. The confusion centers on misidentified royalty as Greece votes topple Metaxas supporters. Royalists hope the Panayiotis Tsalmdaria coalition favors restoration while rumors of reconciliation swirl amid the royal family.
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Paris
George
Nicholaend
Gaarse
Nicholas
Helene
Marina
Elreles
John Metaxas
Panayott Tsaldaria
Littlejohn Opens Wagon Yard Rides at Playground
Opening announced by Thomas P. Littlejohn, the ride operator, for a playground at the old wagon yard between Oates and Foster Streets. A merry go round ferris wheel and merry mix will be featured with more rides to follow as Dothan becomes his summer headquarters. Discovery 63, Mont., June 10. AP report notes Huss drilled for water.
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Littlejohn
Oates
Foster
Discovery
Mont
Billings
A. L. Huss
Gas trial aims to halt fires with new agent
A mysterious gas claimed to extinguish fires is tested under supervision of fire chief W. H. Steele and high school chemistry instructor Clarence Peterson. They initially suspected carbon dioxide but found it different as they explore potential value beyond mere water.
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W. H Steele
Clarence Peterson
Utah Couple and Idaho Prison Records Emerge
Federal and local investigators revealed details about a Utah couple linked to a high profile case. Warden Ira J. Taylor reported two former Idaho inmates, Waley and Mahan, with lengthy criminal histories. Waley, born in Hoquiam Washington, served 15 months of a 1 to 15 year sentence for first degree burglary after being committed at Boise at age 19. Mahan, from Kando North Dakota, was jailed in fall 1927 for bank robbery in Rathdrum Idaho and later paroled. The case drew comment from J P Weyerhauser Jr. and prompted tight liped federal briefings in Salt Lake City and Tacoma.
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William Merell
William Dalward
William Morrell
Wiliam Dinach
Waley
Mahan
Ira J. Taylor
Idaho State Penitentiary
Kando
N.D
Idaho
Rathdrum
J. P. Weyerhauser, Jr
Hoover
National Capital
FE. J. Connel-ley
Tacoma
Attorney General's
Washington
Utah Attorney General Faces Prosecution Inquiry
The Utah attorney general Joseph Chez faces questions over charges tied to independent tradition papers and a bribery sting in a downtown incident. A man using the name B KB. Cole rented a home and later bought a sedan, while police traced weapons and a cigarette clue that linked to a recent arrest. Officers also recounted a theft at a chain store where a woman paid $5 with a bill snatched from a clerk, revealing a lax attitude as the suspect faded into the crowd.
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Joseph Chez
Utah
Wall the Te
Lah
Glitouk
Quest
Sai
BKB
Cole
Davis
Giffard
Gifford
Mahan
Butte
Bix Warley
Edythe Morley
Marlow Samuel
Mrs Morley
Prosecutor vows death for abductors in Weyerhaeuser case
Pierce County prosecutor Hay H Johnston says death penalty will be demanded for the kidnap suspects of nine year old George Weyerhaeuser after their arrest in Salt Lake City. He expects trial in Tacoma in September and rejects plea deals as insufficient.
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Wash
Hay H. Johnnston
Pierce County
George Weyerhaeuser
Salt Lake City
Thal
Box
Gully
Jebrston Kal
Bia Plant
Sean
Isa
Avery
Nn Society
Min Margaret Wiley
Haimion Melz Waley
Sitt Lathe
Johnston
Chinese Remove Units Opposed to Japan's Army Evacuation Signals Reorganization
Reports from Tokyo indicate Chinese troops began evacuating North China as Japan presses for a new regime. Japanese dispatches claim troops from Hopai and nearby divisions moved southward, reshaping authority in North China under Gen Shang Chen. Dispatches note the transfer signals a precedent linking army leadership to occupation plans, with Kahgu province to receive the departing forces.
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Wopy
Astoriated Press
Tokyo
North
China
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Walt
Mopei
Hopei
Petpion
Thentetn
Tientwin
Renzo
Hopel
Gon Yu Flaueh-Chung
Kangu
Koopa
Chinese Nationalbety
Japaneut
Holt
33Nd
Shang Chen
Theninth
North China
Rovernor
Shenai Province
Nanking Goveen
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