NRA Sent To Roosevelt After House Vote Rush
The House quickly approved amendments to extend the NRA to next April, sending the measure to President Roosevelt for signature after a brief, tense session. Republicans argued the bill should die or be slimmed, while leaders pushed for fast action on the expansion of the transport coordinator post and related labor measures.
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NRA
Roosevelt
House
Clarence M. Weight
Washington
Home Today
Roosealt
Senate
Michener
Michigan
Jenkins
Transportation
Joseph B Eastman
Aeoate
City Majority Voting Bill Moves Favorable House Action
The House gave five favorable reports Friday on Rep Calhoun’s city majority voting bill and placed it on the calendar for final passage. Gov Graves' amendment raising Houston County commissioner salaries from 25 to a monthly amount was adopted, correcting an error in dates. The measure goes to the Senate for concurrence and back to the governor for signature.
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Perry Colhoun
Then
City Commission
House
Bibb Graves
Rep. Calhoun
Houston County
Tragic Airplane Crash Blamed On Weather and Faulty Forecasts
Washington report assigns blame for the May 6 TWA crash near Manton Missouri that killed Senator Benton Cutting of New Mexico and others. It cites bad weather wrong forecasts by government and company experts and faulty ground work. The Commerce Department notes five violations of service regulations indicated and to be filed against the company.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
TWA
Maton
Bronton Cutting
New Mexico
Huey Returns as Mentorialife Book Review Draws Attention
Beverly Hills reports Huey is back amid mixed reactions to a new book and its constitutional themes. The letter mentions lengthy talks, juries, and a controversial intro that sparked debate. Readers note the piece explores cultural references and political ideas across several lines.
Bankhead Predicts 13 Cent Cotton With World Shortage
Washington June 14 AP Senator Bankhead of Alabama warned the world crop will be short enough to drain the American pool of cotton. He said cotton cannot be moved at less than 12.75 cents and that farmers may resist selling below the 22 cent loan. He predicted the 1935 crop will have little American competition while the market stays under 13 cents.
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Commodity Credit Corportion
Braddock Edges Baer To Claim Heavyweight Title
AP report details James J Braddock's stunning 15 round decision over Max Baer at Madison Square Garden to become world heavyweight champion. Braddock, a 10 to 1 underdog, fought through punishment and a late rally by Baer to claim the title with a steady, pressuring style and relentless endurance. Baer faltered with slow starts and a late surge failed to swing the outcome, leaving Braddock as the new champion amid jubilant crowd reaction.
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Associated Press Sports Edito
New York
James J Braddock
John L Sumivan
Jim Corbett
Max Baer
Madison Square Garden
Johnny McAvoy
George Kelly
Charley Dh Braddock
Yuland City
Max Schmeling
Jade Sharkey
Prime Camera
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Baer
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Cobamp
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China seeks envoy to U S and Britain in Far East ties
Shanghai reports China plans to send a special emissary to the United States and Great Britain to secure closer contact on Far East matters. Japanese officers pressed new demands on Chinese authorities in Chahar, prompting Beijing to deny fresh ultimatums and an exodus of officials and families from southern rail lines amid escalating tension.
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England
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Great Britain
Nanking
C T Wang
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Peiping
Last Minute Bulletins from Washington and Abroad
June 14 reports from Washington and various cities. Hopkins hopes relief work will soon create many jobs as state works progress officials plan to meet in the capital Monday. Newnan, Gadune AP notes a fatal auto crash claimed Mee BOL Reduinn and Mrs Jim Wie. Siavana AP reports Dr Jose Angel Ganzley Rubiera and others linked to a kidnaping case. Washington DC AP notes CAF Tra Bashein, West Point graduate, indicted for threatening to bomb the White House. Havre France AP describes France’s seaplane Lieutenant de Vale Leou Parks striking a boat mast but landing safely with one passenger rescued.
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Tradre
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Havre
France
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Kingfish Aims to Change Social Security Bill
Senator Long after a long filibuster vowed to push changes to the social security bill. He said taxes should come from wealth holders, not workers or state governments, and urged higher pension amounts while challenging the Roosevelt administration. A freshman bloc led by Senator Schwellenbach prepared to oppose Long’s tactics.
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Faithful Husband Defends Wife in Murder Plot Claim
In Rockville Maryland on June 14 AP reports a crowded courthouse as the state and defense present conflicting charges in the case of Mrs Anne Lyddane and her husband Arthur Beall Darnaville. The state accuses Mrs Lyddane of plotting murder while the defense argues she loved her husband and denies involvement.
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Darnaville
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Denoman
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Houston Chosen As Center Of Organized Typhus Drive
Houston is named among 22 Alabama counties to receive typhus fever control work led by Dr. A JF Poerono. A sanitarian from Montgomery will arrive to assist County Health Officer De F E Grangst in eradicating the disease, with aid from the U S Public Health Service under Captain EE Olsendart.
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Parotta
United States Public Health Service
EE Olsendart
Curry Word dies after five days in munitions plant tragedy
The report details Curry Word's death after injuries from a publicized confrontation and a five day struggle, with peritonitis developing while in hospital. Authorities consider first degree murder charges likely for a suspect held since the incident, as legal proceedings proceed in county court.
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Indaw
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Tte
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Farrer
Key Brothers Drone Past 236 Hours of Endurance Flight
Meridian Mississippi June report says Fred and At Key brothers piloted the Ole Miss endurance plane beyond the 236th hour with no incidents. Ground crew described smooth conditions as pilots nursed the aircraft through a gas counter procedure to clean the system while the engine was briefly shut down. Mrs red Keynard expressed extreme relief upon hearing the motor restart.
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Meridian
Miss
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Keya
Red Keynard
Retail Trade Rises Sharply Amid Warm Weather
EW FORK June 4 retail trade shows a pronounced pickup as warm weather boosts demand. Dan and Bradstreet report a higher weekly volume, the strongest since Easter, with consumer buying up across centers. Linen goods and merchandise suited for hot weather see notable gains as prices hold steady.
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Building permits total $1,220 issued this week
Building permits totaling 1220 have been issued this week by the arts Vietor Mailly Jr penal fourrest garage at 4088 Foster costing 40 and another garage on W Crawford to be built by Mrs Wiley Denim will cost 22 A building end shed at the corner of Kor negey erect 2nd the Cottonwood road, to be told by Witherington Trading company will cost 5500.
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Crawford
Wiley Deni
Kornegey
Cottonwood Road
Witherington
Foes Triumph In First Test Of Redivision In State Senate
In Montgomery on June 14, Bonner of Wilcox led the senate in a 16 to 11 vote defeat of postponement motions on the Stephens bills for reapportioning the legislature. The test focused on a motion to delay until the 40th legislative day, with party lines showing strong support for Bonner. The roll call named both supporters and opponents, while amendments and related measures in the same session drew varied votes, including the Runchel bill on anti-breach of promise and alienation actions. The assembly debate continued with amendments postponed, and a separate proposal for relaxed liquor purchases drew new attention. The session extended into ongoing consideration on multiple measures.
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Maples of
Wiley Post Postponement of Stratosphere Flight Reported
Angeles dispatches indicate Wiley Post planned to postpone the stratosphere flight due to weather and technical concerns. Attendants at Union Air Terminal in Burbank said the pilot had not yet taken off, with no firm new schedule determined as conditions remained unsettled.
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Alabama House Pursues Move to Halt Legislative Pay Increase
In Montgomery the Alabama House adopted a resolution urging W B Leedy of Birmingham to refrain from further letters on pending laws. The measure accuses Leedy of intimidating lawmakers while not addressing the Arnold bill and the court injunction blocking salaries. The chamber also discussed plans to dissolve the injunction and adjust daily official pay from $4 to $8, with state officials’ actions coordinated by the attorney general and governor.
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Furee
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Walter B Jonen
Mondey Carmichael
Bibb Graves
Eos
Alabama Taxpayers Loague
Senate
Clark Ed Taylor
Brennan Leaves Commission Race Candidate Field
Jim Beennan announces withdrawal from city commissioner race stating his candidacy would not meet the city’s standards. He cites desire to allow three other challengers to unite as citizens and urges supporters to back remaining contenders Bates, Miley, and Getterstedt.
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Commission
Jim Beennan
Firet
Eanmintanion
Bates Drie Getterstedt
Miley
Rome
Cammbiaton
Ann Funger
Devhan
Kerr
Eitizen
Natinnes
Ancient law axiom could free Mrs Waley in kidnap case
Tacoma readers hear that a legal maxim may spare Mrs Waley from a life term as federal agents pursue the George Weyer kidnaping case. The narrative notes a wife’s lack of separate will when aiding a crime with a husband, suggesting Mrs Waley acted under duress.
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Tacoma
George Weyer
Marian Hunt
Mea Whitty
Olympia
William la Han
Neat Butte
Mont
Margaret Watey
France Extends Polite Hope on Missing Debt Installment
PAIS reports June 4 that France, defaulting on a war debt to the United States, expressed hope negotiations could work toward settlement. Premier Pierre Laval secured approval from the council of ministers after the matter was referred to Washington for the State Department, acknowledging gratitude for the U S revised proposal calling France to present a formal payment plan.
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PAIS
API
United States
Fremier Pierre Cavel
Council of Ministers
Washington
Second Income Tax Payment Urged By Saturday Midnight
The notice warns taxpayers to submit the second quarterly income tax instalment by Saturday midnight. Treasury expects about 23 million of receipts this quarter, versus over 304 million in the first quarter, with date and amounts highlighted for compliance.
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Weather notes for Alabama and Northwest Florida
Partly cloudy to cloudy with locally scattered showers in interior Alabama Friday night and Saturday. Northwest Florida mostly partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with local showers.
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