Compromise on Tax Bill Probable In Maine Primary
In Parkland Maine June 15 secretary of state Lewis C Barrows won the Republican gubernatorial nomination defeating Elin W Page of Skowhegan who had Townsend pension group support. Townsendites backed Townsend and National Unto for U S representative, with Oliver endorsed for the district. Incumbent Lew M Haolla faced a strong challenge in the Republican race while Townsend aligned candidates gained momentum through Dr Townsend’s appearance. In the Third District, candidates contest the nomination. Kathertie Morickson of Bangor led with a two‑thirds share, while three Democrats were proposed for the U S Senate nomination and Louis J Trann sought the U S Senate seat.
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James G Oliver
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Joseph W Connolly
Patho
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Renger
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Melean
Datiet
Tomination
World News In Brief From Global Events
World briefs report New Orleans court ruling on labor relations power, Washington treasury status, Topeka reports November battle, Detroit violence, Farin leftist government attacks, Amoy pirates thwarted by Americans, Hong Kong piracy actions, London sanctions discussion, Washington housing act funding debate and plan for federal loans to build low income housing.
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Pedern Rourt
Jaber Relations Board
Washington — Treasury
Staria
Porehign
Farin
Gt ‘ Sedllais Organien
Hone
Washington
Warner
Paris Government Cracks Down as Strike Sparks Protests
A government move to suppress seditious activity follows a wave of labor unrest. Officials draft decrees targeting strike organizers and press actions while Prime Minister Blum pushes reform through the chamber amid rising tensions. Leaders warn of continued enforcement to uphold order.
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Thia Elon Tha
Norniat Galya
Ea Chamber of Reputices
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Senator Wheeler Attacks FBI Over Spy System Allegations
Senator Wheeler denounces the Federal Bureau of Investigation as he questions the agency’s alleged spy system and changes to approval methods. He calls for investigations of the Justice and Defense departments amid claims of misused powers and concerns over national security.
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Bureau OF Investigation
Cantonese Hotheads Draw Sharp Protests From Japan
Cantonese officials lodged a strong protest with General Chen Chia Tong over Japanese actions in the region. Reports from the Swangting capital say Tokyo may order further moves as Nanking forces push into Kukien and Hunan.
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Trong
Chen Chia Tong
Kwangtung
Hin Aion
Swangting
Tapronma
Amoy
Songkong
Chiang Roi Shek
Nanking
Gentral
Kyangsi
Iwangsinge
Kukien
Hunan
Junot
Natin
Aged Pope Pius Hints He May Not Last Long
Vatican report notes Pope Pius XII, nearing his 10th year, hinting at frail health as he elevates two cardinals and calls for prayers for the church. He expresses concern over rising church enemies and urges faithful action in service to divine glory.
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Vatican City
Plun
Tony
AL & Beret
Monamore
Giovanni Mercatt
Engento
Labor Board Loses Ital Aulng New Orleans Ruling
The U S Court of Appeals ruled the Labor Board lacks enforcement rights over certain plant employees discharging for union activities. The decision cites a Supreme Court ruling and Guttey contract, upholding the petition against Jones and Taughtin Stool company for reinstating employees. The case reflects tensions between labor activity and management prerogatives. The article also notes Gov Horner approving a $364000 police radio system for Illinois to link state and county agencies, and Senator Johnson of California missing the reconvened session due to minor illness.
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United States
Mifin T Hiraust Court of Appeals
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Court At Appeala
Labor Felativity Board
Jones and Taughtin Stool Corporation
Anguin Pa Pa
Al Smith Denies Aims To Walk At Convention
The report claims Al Smith planned to walk from the 1947 Democratic National Convention. Smith denies ever expressing such plans and says he has not decided about attending Philadelphia events. He notes no statements or official documents support the walking claim.
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York
Toler
Fred
Smitty
Philadelpha
Democratic Nations Convention
Explosion in Estonia kills dozens at naval factory
A blast at a naval munition factory near Tallinn reportedly killed around forty people and injured about thirty others. The disaster sparked fears of mass casualties as responders battled fires and secured the site in the northwest region.
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Tallinnstonia
Jane
Dan
Minnesota Senate Fight Draws Farm Labor and Republican Nominations
In Minnesota on June 15, Governor Floyd B Olson and Congressman Theodore Christianson appeared to be nominated by the Farmer-Labor and Republican parties respectively for the U S Senate. Olsen, leader of the D RAMANT party, trails minor rival Carl & Taylor as returns inch toward early tallies. Christianson faces Mrs Thoman D. Schall in a bid supported by Elmer A Benson and others, with intra party maneuvering noted as Wolf faction presses for control.
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Floyd B Olson
Theodore Christianson
Farmer-Labor
Republican
United States Senate
Formar Courtesanian
Nana Majo
Labor Conteat
Fosernor
Insenh
Wolf Tattanal Connalfterman Jed
Pponaliton
Congresaman
Fimer S
Ryan
Dtreph
Alata Urbota
Edison Associate Murder Victim Identified in Rainy Night Shooting
Thomas A Fatton Moore, a retired electrical engineer and noted inventor, was killed today by two .22 caliber bullets fired into his head after an argument with an unidentified man outside his home. Police Chief C N Poll called it murder.
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Daniel Melnhann
Tate
Thomas
Ely
Pallen
C N Poll
Explosion at Vienna event kills, injures many
A powder blast at a youth organization meeting in Vienna today killed six people and left 17 injured. Police report a chaotic scene as rescuers rushed victims to nearby hospitals. The blast occurred early today amid a youth group gathering and authorities are investigating the cause.
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Vienna
Jung
Invin Cobb on Satire and News Values in a West Arizona Column
Winslow Arizona June 15 A reader argues that newspapers chase popular taste with art and science stories as a merchant’s storefront to attract readers. He posits a parable: a train bearing a renowned savant and another with a sensational murderer. which will draw the crowds and which train will you board.
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Belne
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Mlater
Indy
President Roosevelts Tax Bill Talks Stall in Conferees
Conference committee members from both parties met with President Roosevelt to discuss a corporate tax plan. A two hour session yielded no clear consensus as discussions centered on rates and revenue measures. A substitute proposal suggesting a graduated corporate tax up to 42 percent drew attention, while Senate positions favored rates of 18 to 18 percent with a flat levy on certain profits. The panel also tackled the relief deficiency appropriation bill of 1485 900 for work relief in the coming year. No immediate agreement emerged.
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Rome
Percervages
Bonus Sent Out To World War Veterans Warned Of Errors
Wartime veterans received bonuses as Treasury officials and emergency workers prepared mass payments. Washington officials announced about 9.1 million in bonds plus tens of thousands of dollars in cash, with a large shipment to veterans and a public notice that mistakes were possible. Authorities stressed safeguards and rapid distribution despite potential errors. (Continued on Page 2)
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Honda
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Treasury
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Honus
Strikes Hit Belgium as Dock Workers Lead Walkout
In Brussels and Tiege Belgians join a nationwide strike wave as thousands of dock workers and allied crafts push for shorter hours and better pay. The protest snowballs across the fortified city, signaling rising labor action amid wartime strain.
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First Lady Visits Illinois Farmers Show in Grayville
Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt visits Grayville as crowds gather on a hot hazy day. Local farmers and families travel by wagon and foot to the Frost farm for a daybreak gathering, reflecting a picnic atmosphere and growing interest in rural betterment and new ideas for farming communities.
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Invasion of Tent Caterpillars Hits Ontario Town
AP report describes a severe tent caterpillar outbreak spreading across Thunder Bay district near Fort Williams Ontario. More than 100 square miles of territory affected as forests suffer defoliation. Locals observe white-calfed trails, Mount McKamae memorial site noted.
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G O P Goes Into Battle Full of Pep in Topeka
In Topeka on June 15 Gov Alf Landon and campaign manager John D M Hamilton plotted strategy after a morning talk with Alfalfa Bill Murray. Hamilton returned from Cleveland and pressed allies to back Landon while Murray hedged on support. Leaders planned a high effort to win with Frank Knox as VP nominee. Hamilton urged victory as Landon outlined plans for July and August campaigning.
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Alf M Landon
John D. M. Hamilton
Murray
Hamilton
Cleveland
Oklahomy
Ray
Landon
Hamilén
Tomurray
Frank Knox
Storm toll rises in Florida with three dead
A tropical storm lashed Florida causing floods across coastal towns. Three people including Jackson store guard Jody thele and two others died when a plane crashed amid extreme weather near St Petersburg. Authorities warned of continuing squalls as the system moved eastward toward Miami, bringing heavy rain and coastal flooding.
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Ile
Merson
Jody Thele
Ford
Tieutenant
Martin Perrott
Man Waller
Morris
Wiliam
Eubanks
St Petersburg
Peninsula
Atlanti
Oeetn
Prominent farmer taken for Washington bank raid
Spokan Washington June 1. A prominent Spokane Valley farmer, Frank Taird, was arrested by federal agents and sheriffs deputies at his farm on charges of conspiracy in the shooting of Warehal Nortta tiles and the Rosalia State Bank robbery. Taird allegedly aided the bandits who fled with $7,000 and an automobile. A $30,000 bond was set for July 17 hearing. the case links to a roadhouse robbery and abduction of Lemiur, not yet connected to the suspect.
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Frank Taird
Spangie
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Inet Ang Ta Naird
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