Polish Flier Hausner Reported Missing After Eastward Flight
Wife and priest pray for the safety of Stanislaus F. Hausner as friends hold out hope, while acknowledging the slim odds of survival. Hausner’s New York to Warsaw flight began at Floyd Bennett Field Friday morning 3 56 ai m E T, with fuel likely exhausted by yesterday noon unless a landing or wireless contact occurred.
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Stanislaus F. Hausner
Mier
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Floyd Bennett Field
Governor to See Marchers From Coal Regions
Charleston reports Gov. Conley agreed to meet a hunger marchers committee from four coal counties at any appointment time. He warned the state lacks funds for relief. About 50 men women and children rested by a river bank after marching on the state capitol. Food was provided by wholesalers and individuals.
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Charleston
Conley
Engineer Killed as Milwaukee Limited Wrecks in Illinois
Durand Illinois June 6 The engineer Rowe was killed when the Southwest Limited derailed at a washed out section after steady rain. Fireman James saved him by jumping but was injured. Two mall clerks and one passenger suffered serious injuries as a sleeping car and coach left the rails.
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Southwest Limited
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Eer Rowe
James
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Verry
Governor Accepts Resignation of Judge Kump
Governor Conley received the resignation of H G Kump of Biking from the 20th judicial circuit covering Randolph and Upshur counties. Kump, Democratic candidate for Governor, will leave office August 1. Conley has not yet announced an appointment to fill the vacancy.
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Senate Unable To Finish Work Before Convention
Washington June 6 With a week left before the Republican National Convention Senator Watson Indiana Republican leader told newspapermen it is impossible to finish legislative duties in time for members to attend the convention. If adjournment is not taken by July 1 the senators will miss the June 14 convention and perhaps the Democratic meeting June 27. Other senators agreed one week cannot suffice for remaining measures. Foremost among these is the economy bill and relief. Watson's view was challenged by Fess Republican National Committee chairman who said Congress might finish by June 14. Congress entered the final week with vital legislation and aims to finish the billion dollar tax bill today for Hoover’s signature. The economy bill relief legislation and appropriations remain hurdles before adjournment. The senate may pass the economy measure tonight while the house plans to act tomorrow on the Garner relief bill. Both faces a rocky journey before enactment as Hoover outlined a fourfold plan for economic rehabilitation.
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House
Suspect in Crime Flees Amid Murder Indictment
Vincent Hallinan says he will turn over Frank J. Egan to police after Egan faced an indictment for directing the murder of Mrs. Jessie Scott Hughes. Doran and ex-convict Albert Tinnin implicated Egan in plotting the death to inherit her money. Egan’s car was found near Hallinan’s Emerald Lake cottage as authorities pursued the case. Emerald Lake is on the San Francisco peninsula. The manhunt continues despite Hallinan’s promise. Oregon irrigation districts see reform progress.
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Vincent Hallinan
Frank J. Egan
Jessie Scott Hughes
Egan
Froight
Verne Doran
Doran
Albert Tinnin
Hallinan
Quake Kills One Injures Three in Northern California
Eureka reports a deadly earthquake that killed Mrs. Walter McCutcheon and injured three others, with a 3 year old child lightly hurt. A bakery employee sustained a broken wrist as tremors toppled chimneys, damaged water mains, and shattered windows. In Cuba, two quakes rattled Santiago forcing residents to seek open spaces.
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California
Magese
Walter McCutcheon
McCutcheon
Louise
Walsh Favored for Permanent Democratic Chair
New York June 6. Friends of Governor Roosevelt back Senator Walsh of Montana for permanent chair at the Chicago convention. The move challenges the committee’s recommendation that Barkley be permanent chairman and Shouse be named pro tempore. Farley spoke after a Hyde Park luncheon with Roosevelt.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Montana
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
Jouett Shouse
Farley
Thomas J. Walsh
Chicago
Hyde Park
Shouse
John J. Raskob
National Democratic
Alfred E. Smith
Arrangements Committee
Sagan
Barkley
Relief Plan Studied At Camp Caucus
Washington reports intensive conference at the presidential lodge in Virginia where President Hoover and President Dawes of the reorganization corporation led talks on coordinating economic agencies to aid business employment and agriculture. A four point program was outlined including expanding Reconstruction Corporation securities to 3 billion dollars and creating home loan discount banks.
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General Administration
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Dawes
Reorganization’ Corporation
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Joint Committee of Industry and Finance
Federal Reserve System
Marchers Stop At Ole Swimmin Hole In Connellsville
About 500 World War II veterans camped today in the B and O Railroad yards at Connellsville Pennsylvania and enjoyed a swim in the Youghiogheny River.
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Ole Swimmin
Connellsville
Unemployed Demonstrators Clash At Briggs Plant Gates
A crowd of about 3,000 men gathered at Briggs Manufacturing in Detroit to protest unemployment. Police used tear gas bombs and riot guns to drive them back at 11:30 a.m. Four officers were slightly injured by thrown bricks and stones. Four arrests were made. no hospital attention required.
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Mack Avenue
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Bradbeer Leads Open Qualifying in Standwich
In Standwich England June 6 A R Bradbeer a Somerset professional tops the British Open first round qualifying at St Georges with a 70 par score to lead Arthur Havers former British champion by one stroke Gen Sarazen shot 73 and MacDonald Reality 75 as the field includes three top American players.
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Arthur Havers
Gene Sarazen
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A Armour
Fliers Arrive From Chicago After 711 Mile Flight
Pilots Ben Nett Griffin from Oklahoma City and James Mattern from Fort Worth Texas arrive in New York after flying 711 miles from Chicago in four hours as they pursue a world record flight.
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Bennett Griffin
Oklahoma City
James Mattern
Forth Worth
Texas
Chicago
Body found in river grows mystery for Detroit News editor
Marietta Ohio June 6 The body of A R Graham 42 former editorial employee of the Detroit News was found in the Mugkingum River here last night He had been camping on an island with three companions and had been missing for two days
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Lindbergh Money Surfaces in New Castle Hoax Case
New Castle police said several banknotes from the $50,000 Lindbergh ransom paid to the kidnappers have appeared in the area. Investigators reported the fortunes linked to Dr. John F. Condon and the hoax ransom are now being traced, but progress has halted.
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New Castle
John F. Condon
New Oarstle
Train Kills Lad Near Huntington
Harold N. Bush 18 of Harveytown a suburb was killed by a Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad train early yesterday He apparently had fallen asleep on the tracks.
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Harold N. Bush
Harveytown
Chesapeake and Ohio
Cochran Bill Seeks Death Penalty for Kidnappers
Washington June 6 Preferred status in the house hinged on the Cochran bill imposing the death penalty for kidnappers who transgress state fines. The house ruled a committee made this decision unanimously with early action expected for the measure.
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Washington
House
Five thousand former servicemen enter Washington run
A marching 120 strong contingent from Muncie Indiana reached Grifton at noon en route to Washington DC to press Congress for payment of bonus certificates. Led by Col C E Bennedum the group will present their demand then return home. They sold miniature flags to cover expenses and travel by their own vehicles.
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Grifton
Washington, D. C
C. E. Bennedum
Grafton
Winchester
J. A. O'Grady
Hoosier Veterans
de Outfit
Ncar
Washington
E. L. Loap
Methodist Prootestant Church
L. Vince
Vince Wil
Pickway
Zanesville
Clarksburg
Clarksburg Legion Post
Wallace WN. Henderson
Revolt Faces New Regime in Chilean Uprising
In Santiago on June 6 a counter revolution against the socialist regime that took power Saturday broke out in the south. Reports say the army and navy may back the new movement. General Puga, interior minister, anticipated trouble and warned he would bombard rebels if needed.
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Chile
Puga
Harry Brtle Referee Dies In Jersey City
Jersey City reports the death of Harry Brtle a longtime football referee. Details are sparse but the notice confirms his role in officiating and his passing around early June in New Jersey. Local sports community mourns the loss of a familiar official who contributed to many games over the years.
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