Horror at Arlington Factory Explodes Killing Ten
In North Arlington New Jersey an explosion at the Atlantic Pyrosadin Waste Company on River Road killed at least ten people and left several missing or burned. The blast damaged nearby structures and firefighters battled the flames as rescue efforts continued amid confusion over exact casualty figures.
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Atlantic Pyrosadin Waste Company
Cellidoit
River Road
Blir
Cebulauk
Aera Vpplaass
State Troops Arrive Today for Training Period
State troops ten arrive today for a training period. The article lists towns and units sending detachments to Camp Comey for drills. Officers name Colonel Poor and other aides as organizers, with schedules and parade plans noted for the arrival and setup.
Missoula Girl Rides Pony to Chicago Fair
Missoula girl Demi Harnes travels by pony aboard a long journey to Chicago for a fair. She plans a 1400 mile trip over several days, then will return by air, aiming for a swift homeward route. The report notes dubious OCR errors but identifies the key figures and route.
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Chicago Fair
Demi Harnes
Asana
Monyitana
Continus
Hey Jones
Warnes
Davwnn
Chicago
Chienge Mish Tartes
Miss Kelley to Wed Chester Doubleday in New York
New York reports Miss Mary Pat Kelley daughter of Mind Mte Cornellos Planets Bele lew of New York City and Manhas sel will wed Mr Chester Doubleday son of My Genre Doibledae of New York City and Nidaediedd. The marriage ceremony will be performed at St Marys Church Manhasset by Most Reverend Lavelle. Guests include Miss Heatyies Terauion and Miss Eliza Beans among others. A reception will follow at the home of Mr and Mrs Cornellv F Kelley Sunny Shires Manhasset.
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Belelew
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Rae
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Alice Doubleday
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Cor
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Py Beatles
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Calvin WoDan
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Torat Hoydt
Ballew
Cornellvg F. Kelley
Sunny Shires
Manhasset
Boy Admits Identity Denies Slaying Mother in Nashville
A Flint Michigan youth admitted his identity but denied killing his mother whose body was found May 17. His companion, William Terelle Heer, 16, also of Flint, was charged with murder and fugitive status. A newspaperman identified the suspect, and authorities pursued the case as extortion notes linked to Nashville businessmen were earlier noted.
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Flonn
Dunn
Flint
Mich
Mather
Michigan
Nern
Toth MacDonald
William Terelle Heer
Filnt
Nashville
MacDonald
Terwilliger
Oak Iit
Tate
Elliott Roosevelt Denies Triangle Behind Divorce
The report states Elliott Roosevelt denies any triangle motive behind a divorce case. Attorneys and witnesses cited include Samuel Platt and various named individuals, with conflicting accounts about alleged relationships and attendance at a conference in Rona. Further details remain unclear amid party denials and disputed statements.
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Elliott Roosevelt
Wheat Farming Co. placed in receivership in federal court
The Wheat Farming Company, a leading farming concern, was ordered into receivership today in a federal court to conserve its business and prevent further damage. John B. Bird of Topeka, Kansas, is named president, with Clab Whittle, former deputy clerk, appointed to oversee the process. The petition was filed by Ane Mony Unrein, the company president, and Thanag Lonergan, a stockholder from Kansas City, Kansas. Washington dispatch notes an appointment in Nebraska for a new chief executive and governor in Omaha as debate unfolds before President Roosevelt.
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Ite
America
Lwantta John
Ane Mony
Hie
Te Company
Thanag Lonergan
Ranand City
Kang
Mattern on HS Way to the Pacific
Jimmie Mattern speeds toward Khabarovsk on the transpacific leg of his world flight after a 1:50 a.m. Belnye takeoff. He trails Wiley Post and Harold Gatty, who set a 15 hour 6 minute mark, as Mattern recovers from a near mishap and presses on toward the Pacific.
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Jimmie Mattern
Khabarovsk
Belnye
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Thursk
Wiley Post
sHaro’d Gatty
No Mixhan
Afr
Cooling Breezes Signal Heat Wave Easing
New York and the East Coast felt cooler winds lowering temperatures after a dates long heat spell that pushed above 100 degrees. The Middle West saw relief as the weather front moved in, but officials warned hotter weather could return, with drowning deaths reported in Buffalo and Philadelphia and schools and some public offices taking precautions as data from the week showed lingering heat impacts.
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New York
Anandiv
Middle West
Weather Bureau
Buffalo Noy
Addeeport
Conn
Philadelphia
Neat Howe Dt
Locust Swarms Invade Pasco Washington Sector
Swarms of locusts overran a Pasco area near a brushy county road eight miles north of town, leaving crushed vehicles and damaged vegetation as motorists reported sightings. No injuries noted, motorists reported the scene near a highway.
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Pasco
Wash
Sanebrush
Orountty
Onesy Glade
Her
Montaviett
Sales tax proposals beaten in last hour
Washington June 9 The Democratic majority pushed the administration's business recovery bill through the senate amid repeated amendments and sent it back to the house for agreement. A 57 to 24 final vote occurred after over twelve hours of work with hopes the extra session might close soon. The measure funds the $3.3 billion public works section and includes a provision for regulating industry.
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Washington
Senate
House
Renata
America Sends Note On Debts To All Powers
Washington reports June 7 that notes were dispatched to all debtor nations reminding them of payments due. The notices, prepared by the State Department, were sent through the embassy network and released publicly. The move accompanies the four power pact initialing and aims to boost momentum toward Geneva and London conferences.
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Washington
Ippaarury
State Department
Nome
Franer
Germany
Great Britain
Tate
United States
Man Killed by Train Near Laurel Identified
Identity of the man killed by a Northern Pacific freight train at Laurel was established as Thomas Frazier of Livingston. Two cousins, Elliott and Bert Simpson, ranchers from the area, provided information. Charles Franer of Livingston, brother of the dead man, was riding the same train when the accident happened. he did not know of the death until reaching Livingston.
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Airlines
Northern Pacific
Laurel
Thomas Frazier
Livingston
Elliott
Bert Simpson
Charles Franer
Americans in London Frame Policy for World Conference
London June 9 A crowd of Americans led by James M Cox arrives with four financial experts to shape policy for the world economic conference. The group rough drafted a tentative American monetary stance during the voyage on the steamship Olympic. Delegates say de facto stabilization rests with central banks rather than national governments.
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London
James M. Cox
Itowns
Plants May Shut to Dodge Labor Regulation
Washington June 9 The National Association of Manufacturers reports a possible shutdown of hundreds of manufacturing plants to avoid operation under labor sections of the industrial regulation act as amended by the senate. At the association offices telegrams express opposition and a middle western plant may close rather than submit to the act. Cotton textile leaders criticize the Borah amendment and note further talks with federal officials are blocked.
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Weahington
Senate
Wagner
Conference Report on Rail Bill 15 Adopted
Washington June 8 The senate tonight adopted the conference report on the administration railroad economy coordinator bill completing congressional action. The report was agreed to without word of debate. The report removed another major administration bill from the path to speedy adjournment.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt Seeks Large Deficiency Appropriation
President Roosevelt asked Congress to approve about 666 million dollars in deficiency appropriations to fund his economic program. The House Appropriations Committee moved quickly to process the request, with additional requests totaling several hundred thousand for small claims, the Federal Trade Commission, Pueblo Indians payments, and banking investigations. House leaders plan to finalize actions after veterans legislation, with further estimates for the industrial recovery bill and Tennessee Valley Authority funding to come.
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Roosevelt
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House
Maey
Federal Trade Commission
State Department
Senate
Funda
Tennessee Valley Development Project
Home Mortgage Act Wins Senate Approval for Roosevelt Plan
Washington June 9 The Senate approved the administration measure to aid homeowners with loans totaling 82 million dollars under the Home Owners Loan Corporation plan. The bill creates a federal agency to assist homeowners with mortgages, backed by up to 2.0 billion dollars in 4 percent bonds. The measure now goes to the White House for signature as part of the Roosevelt recovery program.
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Roosevelt
Iase
Owners’ Loan Corporation
Treasury
Wilbee
Unpaid Chicago Teachers Lead Second Demonstration
Chicago teachers and supporters crowded the Loop in a February protest, marching through streets as police contained the crowd. The unrest escalated briefly with scuffles, minor injuries reported among participants, and several arrests noted as workers pressed for action on unpaid wages.
Evasion of Taxation May Be Punished
Washington June 6 A vigorous drive to ferret out and prosecute tax evasion was disclosed by Way T PulverIng new commissioner of Internal revenue. He said publicity had spurred officers to consider actions relating to sales by tax photographers to family members and citizens nationwide were filing amended returns reporting additional taxes due.
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Washington
Trane
Spanish aviators start trans Atlantic flight to Havana
Seville Spain June 9 Captain Mariano Berberan and Lieutenant Joaquin Collar flew at 4 46 a m to Havana Cuba aboard a trans Atlantic flight plan. From Havana they intended to continue direct to Mexico City.
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Spain
Mariano Berberan
Joaquin Collar
Avixtorn
Eastern Standard
Jmne Wriday
Havana
Cuba
Compromise on Veterans Reaches House Agreement
Washington reports a modified Roosevelt veteran benefits proposal accepted by Democratic leaders in the House. Negotiations ended after a week as the plan limits service-connected and presumptive reductions to 25 percent and allows for Spanish American War veterans aged 55 and older. The measure aims to substitute for the Senate amendment to the independent offices appropriation bill. Continued on Page 16.
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Roosevelt
Democratic House
Senate
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Roth Aes
Lield
House
Murder suspects victimize mob in Tennessee jail escape
In Stonteville Tennessee a mob seized two white prisoners from Stott county jail during a late night raid. Jerome Boyett and Harvey Winchwater were found shot dead in a wooded area two miles away. The escape involved about 25 armed men, masks, and four cars. Rayett is linked to a sheriff and son slaying, while Winchester faced murder charges from prior incidents near Winfield.
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Stonteville
Tenn
Jerome Boyett
Harvey Winchwater
Stott County
Roth
Esau Laxton
Jhtim
Rayett
G. B. Winningham
Floyd Winningham
Pickett County
Winchester
Naman Perry
Esker Thompson
Winfield
Early White Settler of Montana Passes
Haver June 9. James Cuvery Auld died today. Born Ayr Ontario he was among the earliest white settlers in this region. Auld moved to Saskatchewan near Regina in 1881 then to Hinsdale Valley County by wagon six years later and later homesteaded near Toledo Mill County. Survived by his widow and five children.
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James Cuvery
Auld
Ayr
Ontario
Regina
Hinsdale
Valley
Ater
Toledo
Mill County
Mae Murray Sues Prince Davis for Divorce in Georgia
Mae Murray, noted silent film actress, seeks a divorce from Prince Davis of Georgia amid claims of jealousy, rage, and abuse. The couple, married in 1938, reportedly quarreled at a Hollywood venue and the suit was withdrawn briefly before continuation.
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Morin Artress
Prince Davis
Mdlvani
Hank
Georgia
Mias Murray
Nel Brinkley Git
Athar Perdons
Kmhamy Witth
Hollywaod
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