Eight-stale alarm for kidnapping of Mrs Parsons
State troopers issued an eight-stale alarm for a man and a woman in a black sedan in the kidnapping of Alice Parsons, 38, heiress of Long Island. Her husband William Parsons waited at their country home as clues included a crude $25,000 note directing him to a Jamaica Dusk terminal.
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Stony Brook
N. Y
Alice McDonnell Parsons
Long Island
Alice Parsona
Stony Vlagh
Wiliam IL Parsons
Jamaica Dus
Insurgents Resume Attack on Bilbao Front in Civil War
The report says insurgent forces resumed bombardment on Bilbao after days of rain provided a favorable window for artillery and air attacks. Insurgent units moved behind Lemona peak and other points as heavy cannon and bomber strikes continued, while government militia launched a new push on the Guadalaraja front northeast of Madrid.
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Beslerink Billo
Jung
Aiemen
Billi
Lemona Peak
Madrid
Guadalajara
Nurse Admits Hoax In Plot Involving Rockefeller Prentice
Miss Margaret Montgomery, a 27 year old nurse and granddaughter of John Rockefeller Sr, confessed today she fabricated a kidnapping plot to win back Prentice who she believed was losing interest. Assistant State's Attorney Moynihan announced the admission after Prentice, bespectacled and released, met the girl at the prosecutor's office.
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Chicago
John Rockefeller Prentice
Stote
Emmett Moynihan
Margaret Mont-gomery
John Treckefeller
Prentice
Peg
Tie
Manigomery
Ashland Avenue
Jim
Sgumman
Mr. Prentice
Miss Montgomery
Moynihan
E. Parmates Prentice
New York
Harrogate Bridegroom Pleads Guilty in Fake Wedding Case
In Harrogate England a 21 year old man posed as a groom and married a woman known as Miss Truth Parker in a fashionable church ceremony. He pleaded guilty in police court and was placed on probation for three years.
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Harrogate
Eng
Misa Joan Coning
Miss Truth Parker
New Orleans Bookstore Raid Sparks Censorship Debate
Police seized several books from a New Orleans shop labeling them as "communique" literature. The action targeted works by E P O'Donnell, Elma Godehaux, Charles Beard, Ernst Henri, Paul de Kruif, Aldous Huxley and others, drawing charges of unconstitutional confiscation and censorship amid broader concerns over liberty of conscience and private rights.
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Italy
Germany
Russia
New Orleans
Atodian
E. P. O'Donnell
Houghton Mittin
Danton
Elma Godehaux
Franch-Jensen
Lota Dana
Ife
Louisiana
Jnetlee Brandela
Justice Branders
Nying
Charles Beard
Ernst Henri
Littler
M. Henri
M. Nenri
Paul de Kruif
Tadton
Waa
Aldous Huxley
Anton Sinclair
John Des Parason
Rolf Ludwig
Grace
Two Young Slayers Executed for AGT
McAlester Oklahoma June 1 two young men Charlie Sands 29 and Leon Siler 21 were executed in the electric chair for the May 3 1935 slaying of Deputy Sheriff J B Wilson of Grady County. Sands showed effort as the chair was prepared while Siler offered no remark. Beads of sweat appeared on Sands brow as he was strapped in.
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McAlester
Okla
Juin 1
Charlie Sands
Leon Siler
J.B. Wilson
Grady County
Stler
Sands
Violence and strikes ripple through steel era world news
Reports from Monror Michigan Washington Stony Brook and Madrid describe new violence during steel plant tensions. Senates discuss relief costs while a ransom case and missing persons case unfold as eight Soviet officers face treason charges and a Hollywood casting note emerges.
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Monror
Mich
Washington
Senate
Stony Brook
Helena Weather Deluge Drove Montana Rain Totals Up
Helena and surrounding areas saw scattered showers with brief downpours raising June moisture totals. Storms produced lightning and minor rock slides on mountain highways, with Great Falls and Poplar reporting notable rainfall while Bozeman and Butte logged cooler, low-normal temperatures.
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Helena Neary
Weather Bureau
Forestry
MacDonald Pass
Wolt Creek
Helena
Lewietown
Great Falls
Poplar
Glendive
Bozaman
Butte
Wilson to survey drought in Northwest states
Washington dispatch reports Undersecretary M. W. Wilson to travel to Montana and other Plains states to assess drought damage. He aims to visit regions with extreme conditions and to gather firsthand reports on the year's drought effects, while awaiting reports from department colleagues.
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Washington
Wilson
Ton Lata
Hrouth Relief Committee
Montana
Brown
Harry Treawn
Agriculture Department
Northwest
Drouth
Weratd
Senate curbs relief funds and raises local share
Washington June 10 Senate economists win a preliminary fight to trim Roosevelt relief by forcing local communities to cover 40 percent of nonfederal project costs. A cap of five percent for administrative expenses was proposed while extending the Public Works Administration for two years and tapping 280 million from its revolving fund. A special committee was authorized to study relief policies as the subcommittee finished its work.
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Washington
Senate Advocates of
Roosevelt
House
Treasury
Peow
Public* Works Administration
Guthorize Paw
Une
Senate
Nandio
Pantel W. Tell
General Holiday In Sympathy With Steel Men
Pontiac officials announce a city wide industrial holiday to support a Monroe protest in sympathy with the Newton Steel strike. Up to 20 000 unionists may march by water caravan. shop stewards will lead disciplined groups and deter disorder.
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Pontiac
Mich
United Automobile Workers of America
Monroe
Newton Steel Company
Pontiac Fisher
Yellow Truck and Coach Company
General Motors
Anton Jendera
Pontics Motor Garsornoravion
Union
Mitchel
Jon
Manufacturers Told Wage Bill Is Likely To Pass
Washington January 16 senators and a labor group outlined support for a federal wage and hour bill. Industry witnesses urged testing the measure before final action, while a Senate committee prepared to study unemployment and relief policies as calls for standard labor rules gain momentum.
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Washington
Teozon
Hag
Davies
Minle
Aasiadinge
Logindut Fea
Wack
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
Soma
Purhans
Senate
Noted Statesmen Passes in Dominion
Ottawa July 10 Canadian press Sir Robert Borden former prime minister of Canada died today after a sudden decline from acute cardiac failure. Canada mourns its elder statesman as news wires confirm his death in Ottawa.
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Dominion
Ottawa
Ont
Robert ¥. Borden
Canada
Statnaman
Clus Tear Gas Defeats Union Men in Monroe
In Monroe Michigan on June 10 the Newton Steel plant strike ended as 800 nonstriking workers, protected by tear gas and 200 special police, entered the plant through a shattered picket line. Eight injured required hospital care as about 260 pickets fled, some captured or trapped, with several reported dead from facial wounds. Governor Murphy was noted in a continuing report.
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Monroe
Mich
Newton Steel
Hiver Raisin
Datroft Avenue
Elm Avenue
Onleht
Murphy Tn
Court 5 proposal nears Senate action in Roosevelt bill
Washington June 10 The Roosevelt court bill neared senate floor action after four months of debate. A majority of the senate judiciary committee approved a draft report recommending rejection. The draft, prepared by Senators King McCarran and O Mahoney, would be filed Monday, raising the possibility for a single senator to call up the measure for discussion.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Comiites
King
Utah
McCarran
Nev
O'Mahoney
Rye
Queen Marie in grave health at Vienna residence
Vienna report states Dowager Queen Marie of Romania, 61, in serious condition after doctors summoned following gripping illness. The summer residence at Sinaia, Romania, noted as the scene of the medical watch as three specialists assess her status, amid reports of complications and potential seizure.
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Vienna
Arche Ducheus Noang
Austria
Marie of
Rumania
Washington
Sinaia
Senate
Grippe
Loaves and Fishes Mailed To Steel Plant Mystery
In Penobscot Harbor Maine on June 10 Frank G Mughos a resident here mailed seven loaves and two fishes to workers at the Steel Corporation Warren Ohio plant He claimed the act tested postal rules and laws He also sent a letter to the steel company president seeking confirmation if the package arrived He threatened to protest to the post office if it did not.
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Lowig
Tirlena
Tina
Malta
Fort Peck
Toplar
Pnothhay Harbor
Frank G. Tmughos
Ito
Public. Steel Corporation
Warren
Ohio
Hughes
Glendive
Mont
Hughes Aaid
Aleel Corporation
Hughen
Just A Minute With Irvin Cobb Disneyland Rant
Santa Monica California June 10 In this playful column Irvin Cobb lampoons summer influenza in California. He mocks the seasonality claims and pokes fun at weather and health quips describing nose running eyes watering and a comic tone about pills and climate.
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Santa Monica
Galif
Seta
Irvin
Cobb
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