Pact Forcing Powers Hands
Paris regrets London accord with Hitler as British officials prepare to discuss a multilateral naval pact with France Italy and Russia. Eden travels to France to shape talks while Paris reporters note Germany’s secret naval build up and fear a new arms race.
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England
Roosevelt Considers Sending New Message To Congress
President Roosevelt weighs an early transmission of a special Message to Congress while avoiding subject disclosure. He notes two or more possible messages, denies plans to abandon the disputed banking bill, and reiterates interest in oil legislation. He may reconvene congressional leaders next week to discuss the Corslend shin subsidy bill.
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Raid On Jolly Inn Prohibition Contempt Case
Parker faced contempt of court proceedings after Tuesday night arrest at the Jolly Inn where county officers found him in possession of 12 and a half pints of liquor. A violation of the prohibition law was filed by Sherrie Alex H. May's office, with contempt to be cited on an injunction by Judge D. C. Halstead prohibiting Parker from selling whiskey at the Jolly Inn. Early Meeser received five days after a similar contempt hearing.
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Askew Hearing Set Before Judge Baxley Next Week
Preliminary hearing for D. J aw charged with first degree murder in the fatal stabbing of Word, his brother in law, will be held before Judge Keener Baxley in the Court of Common Pleas. Word was stabbed during an argument involving Paul and Askew as officers intervened over an open knife incident.
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Mutineers End 21 Hour Strike At Kansas Prison
A 21 hour mutiny at the Kansas state prison coal mine ended with 200 rioting convicts and 60 guards moving to cell blocks. Warden Lacey Simpson led officers to quell the riot without injuries to guards or convicts and without meeting the prisoners' demands for better food or Parker's discharge.
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T. W. Woodward
Prison Board of Administration
David F. Parker
Group to Confer on City Manager Bill for Dothan
A Dothan reform committee prep to draft legislation for a four person city manager system including new powers and reduced commissioner salaries. The courtship of candidates, petitions, and a state law interpretation drive toward July 18 elections and pledges to support reform if elected.
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Dbothan
Rome Papers Report Ethiopian Divisions Route to Frontier
Rome dispatch notes Ethiopian forces massing toward Exiiren and Italian Somaliland frontier. Popolo di Roma cites 500000 troops with at least 100000 armed with modern rifles including a 1000-man elite division. Berlin reports claim troop movements from Deous to Ogaden amid Italian irritation over Emperor Haile Selassie negotiations.
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Sultanate of Gima’s
Popular Desires in Textile Spat Confuse Cabinet
Washington June 19 The Presidents cabinet committee to study the textile situation encounters conflicting signals as the Cotton Textile Institute led by GC FP Dorr urges repeal of the cotton processing tax or compensation tax on competing products. The house passes an amendment while Dorr and the committee consider long range planning. uncertainty over a twelve cent loan stalls market.
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Supreme Court
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Calhoun Awarded 4506 in Damage Suit Over Accident
A Houston circuit court jury awarded A L Calhoun a verdict of 4506 in his damage suit against W A Pittman. The case grew out of an accident and opened Monday, with the jury deliberating until shortly before noon Tuesday.
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L Calhoun
W. A. Pittman
Treasury position report for June 17 in Washington
Treasury on June 17 shows receipts of 71.21 million dollars and expenditures of 167.14 million, leaving a balance of 1.874 billion. Customs receipts for the month total 16.65 million.
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Man Found With Two Hearts In Tokyo Market Scene
AP reports Dr Shige Yoeshi Kawakami, head of a Tokyo hospital, has identified a vendor of box lunches at a railway station as a man with two hearts. Public curiosity rises as doctors study the unusual condition.
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Tokyo
Shigeyoeshi Kawakami
First outlaw sentenced to die under Lindbergh law
In Mushogee Oklahoma on June 19 1935 Federal Judge R L Williams sentenced Arthur Gooch to death for kidnapping two Paris Texas officers last November. A Durant jury recommended the death penalty. Gooch and Abrow Nix abducted Baker and Marks. Nix was slain.
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Arthur Gooch
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Oklahoma
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Stern Juriar
Ambrow Nix
RN Baker
Hke Marks
Bakership
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Department of Justice
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Jury ready to hear Weyerhaeuser kidnapping case in Tacoma
Federal grand jury in Tacoma prepares to hear evidence in the $200000 kidnapping of nine year old George Weyerhaeuser. U S district attorney Charles Dennis says indictments against Arnold M Waley wife Willam Maher and an unnamed suspect are possible. Waleys and Maher are in solitary confinement as a nationwide search for Mahon continues.
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Wash
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Charles Dennis
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Anrfion M Waley
Willam Maher
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Waleys
Thureton County
Mahon
Lindberch
John Doe
Mohan
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District Court
Edward E Cushman
Cushman
Alabamian Resigns From Traffic Post to Enter Business
M M Castle of Mobile and Montgomery Alabama resigns as Mobile traffic representative for the Federal Coordinator of Transportation. He leaves to become vice president of the Waterman Steamship Company of New York. He had been on leave from duties as general manager of the Alabama Dock Commission before taking the federal post.
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Last Minute BULLETINS Roundup of AP items
Washington reports a planned Alabama works program conference with Gov Bibb Graves and W P A administrator to yield news before he returns home. Detroit notes a 550000 pound gift by Sen James Courens to fund a 1000 acre residence colony for part time industrial workers. Birmingham reports the death of 45 year old C A Fletcher from burns after a hotel fire. Virginia golf scene highlights a leader in the southern amateur event at the Country Club of Virginia with Johnny Morris in Birmingham. Washington also notes Ickes forwarding 235120 in extra PWA payments including 16000 for Grove City School in Clarke county Alabama.
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Graves Cited As Approving Salary Limit
Probate Judge Joe Carnley of Coffes county told the Alabama senate that Gov Bibb Graves supported a $6 000 annual cap for all county officials as per the Sparks amendment The governor favored protecting small counties but wanted the limit The association backs keeping officer fees at current levels House amendments restoring fees were praised Clerical help funds were debated amid revisions to Alabama estate administration and a large general revenue measure continues in committee
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Coffes County
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Ben Shelby
Early Vote on ACT Amends Faces Senate Test in House
Roosevelt leaders pressed for an early senate vote on farm amendments aimed at strengthening the AAA. Provisions would authorize the secretary of agriculture to order marketing agreements, use a form of export debentures, and limit taxes on processing. House opposition collapsed with a large roll call, as lawmakers debated legality and broader coverage.
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Roosevelt
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Supreme Court
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Aleo
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Wallace
Roosevelt Endorses Holdin Decree Clause At PressConf
President Roosevelt voiced approval at a press conference of a bill to abolish holding companies not in adjoining territory. The Interstate Commerce Subcommittee recommended a substitute that would limit holding company systems to a single integrated public utility, aligning actions with public interest.
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Aspects of Housing Drive Will Be Told At Group Gathering
A meeting for building contractors and supply dealers is planned Wednesday night to inform them about elements of the Federal housing program. About 90 dealers from the Wiregrass area are expected. JOD Griffin chairs the housing committee and will present with C oH Walker of Phillip Carey Co. in Cincinnati. The event will cover the holding act and differences between title one and title two, plus application procedures.
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Phillip Carey Co
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Quiet Forces End Two Fronts Of Strike
Reports say forced in two areas ended on the strike front with a twofold victory. Prison unrest at Kansing Kaz prisoner revolt subdued 347 inmates after ventilator failures and fires risked guards and officials. Arbitration moves underway in Omaha Toledo Morrell with wage talks and looming settlements. Milwaukees milk strike spreads as dairies face supplier pressure and mayoral statements. Longshoremen clash in Vancouver harbor as police move to control protesters.
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Ousted Roper Aide Hints Bribes In Hearing
Washington June 1 AP Former commerce secretary aide Ewing Y Mitchell testified to the Senate Commerce Committee that he found no evidence of direct bribes but urged a grand jury probe to determine if criminal acts occurred amid subsidies. He alleged appearances of favoritism by past and present administrations in the subsidy program and defended remarks about a $1 720 000 retirement contract for the Leviathan ship.
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Ewing Y Mitchell
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Roosevelt era internal disputes roil White House ranks
Washington reports rising tensions within President Roosevelt's circle as Secretary Roper and Ewing Mitchell clash over policy. The shakeup includes former adviser Sprague who resigned from the Treasury in 1933, with figures like Perk, Wallace, Squibbs and Peek cited in ongoing protests and factions.
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Ewing Mitchell
Roosevelt
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Bank of Fngland
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Tressary Iate
Perk
Wallace Squibhte
George N Peek
Serretney Wallner
Floods Kill 175 Across Nation Cause Billions In Damages
Disastrous spring floods from above average rainfall swept the nation, claiming at least 175 lives and causing millions in property damage. Nebraska reported dozens of deaths as flooding hit multiple states including Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Illinois, Texas, South Carolina, and New England areas.
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Nebras
Two Killed In Riot At Monarch Mill Strike
AP reports two men died in a riot at the Wonareh plant of Monarch Mill Company during a strike. Victims are Franklin, a constable, and Stutz, mill employe. Sheriff Faucett cited conflicting details as guards and staff changed shifts and confusion followed the clash.
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Koo Enoplaves
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James G Faucett
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Governor Johnston reports double mystery killings at Union mill strike
Governor Olin Johnston said two people were killed today at the Monarch mill in Union where a strike began yesterday. He was on the phone with mill officials from his office trying to halt further violence as shots were heard.
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Olin Johnston
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Weather summary for Alabama and Northwest Florida
Generally fair weather covers Alabama and Northwest Florida with clear to partly cloudy skies. Tennessee expects fair conditions Wednesday night and Thursday with a gradual rise in temperatures.
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