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Embattled leaders crushed a house revolt aimed at earmarking more than one third of the 1.5 billion work relief bill and sent it to the senate. Members cut back allocations for PWA undertakings highway construction flood control and related projects. An amendment would have cut 2000 from a 12000 salary for Harry Utopkio Works Progress Administrator. The final passage came as the big relief bill moved toward next fiscal year.
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Bitterness Reigns in Steel Warfare
Youngstown Ohio June 1 AP bitterness echoed along the steel strike front as workers cry of planned murder circulated amid counter threats. The Hepahlc Steel Corporation faced a major bargaining drive by the three independent producers seeking signed contracts. Republic called Lena C10. ehlet tein's claim of company and Chicago police being guilty of planned murder preposterous.
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Painters End Strike and Return to Work in Hollywood
Hollywood June 1 The motion picture strike by painters ends with about 2600 workers ready to return to studios tomorrow after union absorption by the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees. Printers, a major unit, praise the settlement as they gain basic agreement under closed shop and a 10 percent raise. Other unions such as welders and iron workers also left the line.
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Debate on Social Security Legislation and Reforms
The Supreme Court ruling on national social security laws does not prove their quality. The piece critiques the legislation as insufficient and calls for reconsideration and amendments. It references analyses by the Twentieth Century Fund and Abraham Epstein, noting broad agreement on needed changes and suggesting lessons from German and British experiences. It argues social insurance aims to stabilize the economy and protect purchasing power, not merely impose thrift on the poor, and warns against misapplying actuarial concepts from private insurance.
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Montana records burn under new reregistration law
Political fires flare as clerks in seven counties burn all registration records under a new reregistration law aimed at ending alleged corrupt voting practices. Law requires records to be burned within five days after June 1 and voters to reregister before ballot eligibility, with restraining orders delaying burning in several counties. Petitions for further court orders are expected as counties debate the measure and related political actions.
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Gifts Pouring In On Windsor And Wallis Wedding
Gifts telegrams and letters of congratulation arrive from across the world for the wedding of the Duke of Windsor and Mrs Wallhan Warfield at Chateau de Cande Monta France. French airplanes dropped packages while Edward arrived to join Mrs Warfield.
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World news in gist mixed with scattered clashes and flights
Foreign tensions rise as neutral naval patrols halt shipments while non intervention pledges remain. Amelia Earhart aims for a near circumnavigation with legs flying from Miani. Washington action tightens tax loopholes as Congress acts on war term insurance. Chicago police faced with riot aftermath amid plant steel strike tensions.
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Federal Licenses for Corporations Debate Rises in Senate
Washington June 1 Four senators push for federal licensing of interstate corporations. Senator Rotel Inson urges federal charters for firms operating in multiple states while Senator O Mahoney backs a bill requiring cross state business to be chartered by the federal government Robinson declines to comment on the administration stance, stating only his personal views and asserting the government has unlimited power to impose charters on interstate firms with provisions seen as an absurd constraint.
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European crisis eases as Germany Italy push for neutral reset
London reports the return of Germany and Italy to Europe’s 27 nation neutrality committee hinges on guarantees against further incidents. Paris and London suggest safety zones while Madrid-Valencia authorities consider the idea. Police dispersed a 2,000 strong crowd at the German embassy over the Alm arian bombardment. In Madrid, government forces drive into insurgent territory northwest of the city, shifting artillery and attempting to lift the siege of Bilbao.
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President Roosevelts veto overridden on veterans plan
Washington June 1 AP Congress overrode the President to extend World War I veterans temporary government life insurance for five more years. It marked the first veto overridden regarding the veterans bonus since passage. Both houses approved by large margins, House 868 13 and Senate 69 12. The extension prevents farms from losing protections or facing conversion.
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JUST A MINUTE WITH IRVIN AND COBER AT SANTA MONICA
Santa Monica Calif June 1 Two young men captivate the English speaking world An American and a Britisher Their fame rises as one heads for marriage to a woman who cost him a crown and set him apart from his people The piece questions whether the public’s affection is fickle and asks if the beloved names will be erased by the ruling classes
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Tax evasions stir Congress in Roosevelt push
President Roosevelt demanded action on tax dodging by wealthy individuals and firms. Congress moved to form a joint 12 member inquiry to expose methods and prepare possible legislation. Leaders pledged to reveal facts and curb clever schemes undermining government finances.
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Prison Born Triplets Create Guardian Duties
Washington June 1 The Attorney General is named joint guardian of triplets born May 21 to an Oklahoma mother confined in the Alderson federal reformatory for violations of federal liquor laws. The babies become under the guardian of all prison information.
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Hitler May Sever Vatican Relations Amid Rift Over Mundelein Criticism
Germany signaled possible rupture with the Vatican after Pope Pius XI did not rebuke Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago for criticizing Hitler. A note from Berlin expressed regret over Mundelein’s remarks and over church leaders convicted of immorality. The Vatican said the cardinal spoke freely without papal consultation. The German ambassador to Rome departed on vacation, and officials warned contact would likely become harder.
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Serious forest fires raging in Alberta
Edmonton Alberta June 1 Canadian Prose spreading rapidly despite emergency crews forest fires in the Breton district southwest of Edmonton reached serious proportions tonight. Telephone reports from Winfield said a large fire was burning near Alder Flats 35 miles west of Winfield and had reached the Calder timber barrier with 100000000 feet of prime timber. Winfield is 65 miles southwest of Edmonton.
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Coordinated Drive 10 Planned for Montana Agencies
Bozeman June 11 Plans for coordinating state agricultural agencies into a unified program to tackle eastern Montana drought are outlined by E A Starch Montana State College agricultural economist. The plan covers soil erosion water conservation flood irrigation stock water reservoirs and more with federal and state agencies coordinating resources and relief efforts to address the drought crisis. Starch will tour hard hit areas interview farmers and plan data for a conference of agency heads expected next week.
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Roosevelt Leaves Hyde Park for Washington in Trip
President Roosevelt departed Hyde Park by special train for Washington to confer with State Department officials on European relations. He anticipates a Wednesday briefing as he wraps up a three day stay at home. Mrs James Roosevelt Sr accompanied him to the station.
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Catholics in Sonora hold services amid ban lift
In Nogales Sonora Mexico on June 1 Catholics attended legally resumed services for the first time in nearly three years. Bells tolled as a continuous procession filled shuttered churches now unlocked after the 1934 ban allowing public worship again.
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Earhart begins world flight with 1038 mile leg to San Juan
Amelia Earhart and navigator Captain Fred Noonan landed in San Juan Puerto Rico at 11 30 am standard time after an eight hour hop from Miami, completing the first leg of her planned eastward round-the-world flight. Earhart intends to depart at dawn for Paramaribo to continue the globe loop.
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