Buron Fitts Probes Tale Of Assault
Los Angeles district attorney Buron Fitts orders detectives to obtain photographs of a Chicago motion picture theatrical agent linked to the Patricia Douglas assault case. He says affidavits from extras describe a ranch-bonded plot to film girls who were instead coerced into illegal activity and attacked at a May party.
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Los Angeles
Buron Fitts
Chicago
Hollywood
Patricia Douglas
Miss Douglas
Douglas Charees Sue
Borah Attacks Tax Probe Resolution in Senate
Washington June 7 Senator Borah Idaho opposed a administration plan for a tax dodging probe calling it an overreach that would grant treasury agents excess power. He demanded reconsideration saying senators had no full briefing when the measure passed and content remains unclear.
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Washington
Borah
R. Idan
Treasury
Congress
Senate
Supreme Court Strikes Out Sands Opinion in Oil Case
The Montana Supreme Court ordered the special concurring opinion by Chief Justice Sands stricken from the records. The ruling fined the Texas company and two attorneys for contempt tied to the case won by Nadeau, while four justices disclaimed responsibility for the opinion. A dissent by Justice Adkiston argued members may express views but records must remain free of scandal. Continued on Page 2.
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SANDS
Montana Supreme
Francis Tes
Ita Recorda
Sweet
Sunden W. Thomads
Rhesult
Wilfred Naloa
Tena Company
Corrine Turgersen
John W. Colwuen
Tse
Texas Company
Y. A. Land
Denver
Louis P Donovan
Shelby
Nadeau
Land
Donovan
T Waa
Tnathea S. V. Stewart
Ralph J. Anderson
C. M. Morris
Albert T Adgstman
Tix
On the Record Defends Lawful Post Office Role Amid Labor Dispute
A Niles Ohio column condemns post office censors backing a Republic Steel strike. It argues unions must be democratic and law governed, condemns unions opening mail, warns of civil strife, and criticizes Farley’s parcel post stance as an interference by labor groups in mail. It calls for clear government authority and lawful mail handling.
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T Jo
United Staten Mall
Farley
Motor Cruisers at Amobridge for Night
Mobridge South Dakota June 7 Motor cruiser race entrants from SS Louis and City of Great Falls tied up for the night after arriving by m. The City of Malta repairs halted them for three hours. Two cruisers City of Glasgow and Fort Benton joined today from 36 miles northwest of Pierre completing 1314 of a 2200 mile trip.
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Mobridge
World News Snippets Fire Across Early 1930s Wire
Fragmented reports reveal Jean Harlow and Amelia Earhart in distant headlines. Roosevelt reviews steel workers strike intervention while auto workers in Michigan protest a holiday arrest. Britain signals gold price moves and monetary stability with the U.S. and France.
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Tromestic
Los Angeles
Jean Harlow
Acroon Actiens
Dlea
Washington
Roosevelt
South Atlantic
Tandon
U. 8
France
Governor Murphy Clears Labor Picket Row in Lansing
Eight pickets arrested in a protest by several thousand automobile workers were released after Governor Frank Murphy intervened. Pickets were ordered to appear for trial Wednesday. Lester Washburn led a “general labor holiday” in downtown Lansing as crowds dispersed after the governor arrived from Detroit and urged a quick end to the disturbance through talks with officials and union leaders.
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Lansing
Affe
Tune
Frank Murphy
Lester Washburn
United Automobile Workers
Lanstig
Murphy
Detroit
Hoy
Windsor Considers Wolf Hunt at Wasser Leonburg Castle
Noetsch Austria June 7 The Duke of Windsor toyed with the idea of a wolf hunt today to enter Old Bushwacks who paid an early morning prowl to Wasser Leonburg castle grounds. An attendant at the castle saw the wolf silhouetted by lightning during a heavy storm.
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Noetsch
Austria
Duke of Windsor
Wasserleonburg
Shin bone found at wreck scene in Wilds Utah
Alpine Utah June 7 The first human remains found amid wreckage of a smashed airliner that carried seven to their deaths near northern Utah include a shin bone and a shoe nearby The discovery suggests bodies may lie among the travelers who disappeared after leaving Los Angeles December 16 A guard group surrounds the site as recovery continues and jewelry parcels are uncovered in the wreckage
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Associated Press
Alpine
Utah
Soma Tadirs
Tane
Los Angeles
BE. GL
Mansfield
Cantlal
Bouat Reorganization Bill Shelved Amid Debate
Roosevelt court action signals shelving of the Bouat Reorganization bill after a plan for quick voting and indefinite postponement. Faction leaders weigh gathering votes to halt the measure on a straight up or down vote amid a four month dispute.
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Waanington
Tuna
Senata Foca
Roosevelt Court
Just A Minute With Irvin B Cobb
Santa Monica column discusses German press freedom under Nazi rule and dueling rights for commoners. Anecdote about Charley Russell horse thief tale contrasts mercy with rough frontier justice, as Irvin S Cobb comments on evolving social norms.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Charley Russell
Charley
Montana
Lewis Heard On Wage Bill Amid Senate House Hearings
Washington June 7 John L Lewis urged Congress to establish minimum wages by legislation but warned against dictating exact contents of wages. He supported administration bill limiting coverage to industries meeting stated standards. He cautioned against wage fixing by a government board and clashed with Senator Holt during hearings. The day saw approvals on child labor outlaw proposals and rising efforts in interstate commerce to advance similar aims.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Congress
ER Withhat
Nsross Sinte Mues
Digiietion
Senate
House
Lewis
Lawis
Holt
D. W Va
C.so
Publi State
Black
Alw
Judiciary Committee
Vandenberg
Mich
Interstate Commerce Committer
Senatora Wheeler
Mont
Jean Harlow Dies at 26 in Hollywood Tragedy
Los Angeles reports Jean Harlow died in a hospital at 26 after hours of unconsciousness. Doctors said her brain swelling and multiple transfusions failed to save her. Her death shocks Hollywood as production paused. Harlow's life, marriages, and personal charm are recalled amid funeral plans.
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Jean Harlow
Los Angeles
William Dorrell
Suo Netar
Yia
Aremir
Tr Wahbaugh
Hollywood
Paul Kern
Jim
Beverly Hills
Homs
Fury
Blonda
Court team seeks federal district term at Miles City
Waanington June 7 M4 Representative Inmon F O Connor of Livingston Montana today asked cour- to provide for a term of federal district court at Miles City Montana in addition to the terms at Helena Butte Great Falls Lewistown Livingston Glasgow Missoula and Billings
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Waanington
Inmon F. O'Connor
Livingston
Mont
Cou- Rrews
Federal District Court
Milea City
Helena
Tutte
Great Falla
Lawratown
Th'ngs
Missoula
Glasgow
Travro
Livingator
Open verdict in McDonough death case ends in mystery
An inquest in Anaconda returned an open verdict on the death of Mrs. Annie McDonough whose mangled body was found along the Butte Deer Lodge highway. The jury said the cause of death was unknown. Six witnesses testified at the hearing. In Roanoke, Jerome C. Snavely, 13, superintendent of the railroad pension department for the Norfolk and Western Railway, died.
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Jung
Roanoke
Jerome C. Snavely
Rolet and Pension Department
Norfolk and Western Nailway Company
Roosevelt Refer to Labor Board Over Steel Strike Imbroglio
President Roosevelt sent the steel strike appeal to the National Labor Relations Board which said it has no basis for action at present. Local union representatives urged joint wage agreements, while officials noted the board lacks jurisdiction to compel such terms. The board may later act on wage complaints as investigations into Republic Steel continue. Meanwhile, Perking declined immediate comment and Congress probes postal refusals to deliver food packages to nonstrikers in strike regions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Labor Relations Board
St Jocal Vnions
Calumet
Indiana
John L. Lewis
Committee For Tacustiial
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Labor Board
Persone
Republic Steel Corporation
Woard Mself
Perking
Silent Mise Perking
Post Office
Youngatown
Otto
Congress
Community Singing Opens Rotary World Convention
Nica Franca June 7 Old fashioned community singing in the American style opened the 28th world convention of Rotary International. The delegates heard Chesley R. Perry of Chicago and Will R Manfer Jr of Nashville report membership up 10 000 in the year to 182 287.
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Nica
Franca
Rotary International
United States
Chesley R. Perry
Chicago
Necretary-General
Will Rmanfer, Jr
Nashville
Tenn
Reservoir measure approved by House in Wyoming
The House approved a bill authorizing an expenditure of 500000 on small reservoirs across the irrigated West. Introduced by Rep Paul B. Greaver of Cody and Sen Joseph C. O’Mahoney of Wyoming, it caps spending on any single reservoir at 60000.
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Washington
House
Tadey
Paul BR. Greaver
Cody
Wyo
Joseph Co. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Amelia Earhart Opens South Atlantic World Tour
Dakar, French Senegal June 7 Amelia Earhart completes a world flight leg by flying the South Atlantic from Natal Brazil to St Louis capital of Banegal in about 13 hours 19 minutes amid unclear landing plans near Dakar.
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French
Senegal
Amelia Earhart
North Atlantic
South Atlantic
Natal
Brazil
St. Louis
Banegal
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Hunt
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