FBI Seizes Suspect In Florida Kidnapping Case
Federal agents seized a man at the home of James Bailey Cash Sr in Princeton Florida and rushed him to a car bound toward Miami. The family fears five year old James Cash Jr. kidnapped Saturday may have been murdered after a $10,000 ransom demand. Sheriff D C Coleman and deputies join the search as the boy remains missing.
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Princeton
Fila
Federal Bureau of Investigation
James Bailey Cash
Miami
D.C. Coleman
James Cash, Jr
Diran
Vileem
Hope
Miami Daily News
M. F. Braxton
W. P. Cash
Cash
Justices McReynolds and Butler Top Dissent List
Washington June 1 Justice Hugo L Black led the term with 16 dissents eight months, but Justice James C McReynolds topped all with 28 dissents including five alone Chief Justice Hughes did not dissent Black ended the term disagreeing over Wallace procedure and stockyards rates noted in a brief end.
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Washington
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
James C. McReynolds
Black
McReynolds
Butler
Pierce Butler
Hughes
SF Y Wallace
Ag- Houston ‘Department
Denver Union
Bribery and extortion charges hit Johnstown officials
Johnstown Pennsylvania June 1 Mayor Daniel J Shields and Councilman Fulton I Connor were charged with bribery extortion and malfeasance in connection with funding a special law and order force during last summer s steel strike Testimony before a National Labor Relations board examiner labeled the force vigilantes Detec tive John F Carroll filed before Alderman J Alvin Reese alleges Shields received 36449 50 donated funds and more details followed
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Johnstown
Daniel J. Shields
Fulton I. Connor
CIO
National Labor Relations Board
John F. Carroll
J. Alvin Reese
Shields
Levine Kidnap Boat Sought By Authorities
New Rochelle police opened a boat search near Davenport Neck in Long Island Sound for the vessel believed to have kidnaped 12-year-old Peter Levine. Officers scoured 1,000 cabin cruisers as divers continued to drag the sound for the torso parts washed ashore last Sunday while federal agents awaited lab results on the boy’s clothing and the copper binding wire.
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New Rochelle
Peter Levine
Davenport Neck
Long Island Sound
Second Search Underway for Boy’s Body in Blackwater Woods
Parsons firemen started a second search of the heavily wooded Blackwater river banks for 4 year old Victor Shinoski who fell from a Douglas bridge two weeks ago. Firefighters scoured 15 miles of heavy underbrush for nearly a week, two men missing in the forest for a day.
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Parsons
Blackwater River
Victor Shinoski
Douglas
Two Men and Boy Drowned When Boat Overturned
Firemen from East Brady and nearby towns searched the Allegheny River bed for the bodies of two men and a boy after a motorboat overturned. The dead were Wilbur Cousins of Butler and a man named Price and his son Jack Privé of Chicora.
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East Brady
Kit‘aning
Allegheny
Walker Robinson
Wilbur Cousins
Butler
Price
Jack Privé
Chicora
Franco's Army Goes Forward Near Hendaye Front
Rebels push through steep terrain east of Teruet in a general offensive against Valencia. Franco's forces clash with government militiamen on land and in the air as the civil war intensifies with heavy bombings as the toll climbs toward 500.
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Hendaye
France
Teruet
Valencia
Francisco Franco
Holt Says WPA Plans To Educate Housemaids
Senator Holt charges a relief bill provision would allow WPA funds to train household servants. He says the move helps big business and would scandalize the New Deal. Senator Adams defends it as aiding colored people to qualify for better relief rolls.
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Washington
Holt
D.-W. Va
Congress
Senate
Adams
D.colo
Problem Boy Admits Crime In Cincinnati Slaying
A 15 year old in Cincinnati confessed to beating Shirley Ann Woodburn a six year old to death with a tin piece. Police describe the youth as remorseless while prosecutors plan further questioning. A first degree murder warrant was issued and arraignment is set for the next day.
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Cincinnati
Patrick Hayes
Shirley Ann Woodburn
Lindberg
Dudley M. Outcast
William ¥. Handley
Spurned by Sweetheart, Tucker Miner Ends Life
Parsons, June 1. Tony Painter, 34, a Coketon coal miner, shot himself through the heart with a rifle after being refused by his sweetheart. Constable Crosten said Painter had asked for a June wedding, threatened self harm if rejected, and left a note stating he could not win the girl. Painter moved to Tucker County from Pennsylvania years ago.
Miner Injured After Struck By Car Near Webster
Webster miner William Presser, 56, was struck at 2:30 AM by a car driven by Wayne Sinsel of Turner's Yard Walnut Street. Presser, in serious condition at Grafton City Hospital, suffered a left leg compound fracture a broken left arm and a bruised shoulder. State Trooper G F Randall investigated and said Presser stepped into the road facing traffic and lurched in front of the vehicle.
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William Presser
Webster
Grafton City Hospital
G. F. Randall
Presser
Wayne Sinsel
Turner
T. A. Bolyard
Walnut Street
Sinsel
Paul P. Warden
Bois Roussell Wins Epsom Downs Classic Derby
Bois Roussel won the 159th derby at Epsom Downs before the king and queen, defeating Scottish Union and Pasch among 22 three year olds. Ridden by C. Elliott, Bois Roussel finished the mile and a half race in two minutes 39 and 3/5 seconds, four lengths ahead of Scottish Union.
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Epsom
Eng
Bois
Roussel
P. Beatty
Scottish Union
J. W. Rank
H. E. Morriss
Pasch
Bois Roussel
C. Elliott
Borls Roussel
23 Irish sweepstakes tickets win big in U S
Twenty three Irish hospital sweepstakes tickets held in the United States won 1 025 000 on the English Derby at Epsom Downs. Total U S winnings for the race and prior drawings reach 3 920 060 dollars. Bois Roussel led by owners 150 000 each. Scottish Union paid 75 000 each. Pasch 50 000 each on seven U S held tickets.
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New York
United States
Epsom Downs
Sucdi
Bois Roussel
Firat
Scottish Union
Pasch
Reorganization Hopes Are Abandoned This Year
Washington reports that Congress and the White House shelved plans for a government reorganization for this session amid controversy and a major administration defeat. Senator Byrnes and Representative Warren, leaders of the reorganization panels, said a form of the bill would be revived by the new Congress.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Byrnes
8. C
Rep. Warren
N.C
Senate
House
Vandenberg R
Safeguards For Smaller Businesses Promised By Senate House Conferees
Small business interest wins assurances on elastic wage hour standards as a joint committee begins drafting compromise wage hour legislation. Senators Thomas Walsh and Pepper urge protection for firms with under 20 employees. A board to permit adjustments and exemptions is debated. Adjournment and relief bills loom as priority items.
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Senate House
Washington
Senate
Thomas
Utah
Walsh
Mass
Pepper
Pla
Senate Labor Committee
House
Former Logan mayor and state employee dies in suicide
Charleston June 1. B Carl Eddings 45 auditor in the Unemployment Compensation department and former mayor of Logan died today from a bullet wound in the head. Coroner Jamies E Roberts said the wound was self inflicted and he was brought to a hospital shortly after midnight.
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Charleston
B. Carl Eddings
Logan
Jamies E. Roberts
Roberts
Eddings
Chiang's line giving ground along Lunghai railway
Shanghai dispatch reports Chiang Kai Shek's defense lines along the Lunghai railway yielding gradually to Japanese air power. Nippon planes bomb Chinese troops near Lanfeng as Japan seeks Kaifeng and Chengchow railway hubs, with Ningling claimed captured 20 miles west of Kweilin.
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Shanghai
Chiang Kai-Shek
Lunghai
Lanfeng
Army of Nippon
Kaifeng
Chengchow
Central China
Hankow
China
Ningling
Kweitel
Parkersburg High Plans To Build Field House
Wood county boards plans a special levy vote to fund a $340,000 field house and auditorium at Parkersburg High, with an August 2 primary election date for the decision. The proposal also includes a $160,000 junior high in South Parkersburg and $275,000 in city bonds with likely PWA aid.
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Parkersburg
Wood County Board of Education
Feld
Robert, McDougle
PWA
Court ruling is protested by Remington Rand workers
Syracuse New Jersey June 1 Joseph Murray chairman of the joint council of Remington Rand Employes association announced that 6000 workers in the Remington Rand plants at Syracuse Ilion Elmira and Middletown Connecticut had stopped work in protest of a Supreme Court decision refusing to review a National Labor Relations Board striker reinstatement order. It is not sitdown strike but a cessation of work. They have never heard our side of it. He declared that the cessation might last ten minutes and might not.
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Syracuse
N. J
Joseph Murray
Joint
Council of
Remington Rand
Supreme Court
Labor Relations Board Objects to Ford Request
Covington Ky June 1 An objection to Ford Motor Company request to take positions of National Labor Relations Board members sits before the Sixth U S Circuit Court of Appeals Ford sought to question board members and the trial examiner alleging they received New Deal advice before deciding to issue a cease and desist order and reinstate employees allegedly dismissed for union ties The board won a petition to withdraw the enforcement order and the amended decision ordered the record with the court
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Covington
Ford Motor Company
National Labor Relations Board
Sixth
U. S.circuit Court of Appeals
Ford
New Deal
The
Motor Company
Fairmont Lineman Dies at Shinnston in Electric Accident
SHINNSTON June 1 A Fairmont lineman Dale R Walters 37 died while checking radio interference. An arc from a 6900 volt line to a ground wire on the pole fatally burned him as he was lowered to the ground by a companion.
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Shinnston
Dale R. Walters
Fairmont
Comipaniong
Grafton meters row tests sheriff bank halt plan
The city of Grafton faces resistance to installing parking meters on Main and Latrobe streets as Sheriff Evans and First National Bank oppose the plan. Mayor Gillispie and commissioners say only circuit court action can stop the meters, while the bank backs the challenge and the installation proceeds under contract with the meter company.
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P. P. Gillispie
J. B. Bradford
Hartley
Haller
Hugh R. Wat
Grafton
Jhad
Tributing Company
J. Jof Cumberland
Commission
Noe
Baltimore
Evans
Mainst
Harvey A. Poe
Francis Warder
Warder
Minnhip
Grafton High School seniors receive diplomas at commencement
The Grafton High School graduating class was awarded diplomas Tuesday night as 12 years of public schooling ended. Superintendent E.G. Kuhn distributed the diplomas after Sal Risk delivered the commencement address, titled Adress Is Inspiration The Americanization of American, drawing on his life and Syrian birth.
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Grafton High School
Taylor County
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Franco
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Bois Roussell
U.S
Chiang
Parkersburg High
Remington - Rand
Labor Relations Board
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