President power proviso restored to industrial bill by committee
The committee revised the industrial bill to bar employment conditions restricting organizing activity and allow presidential delegation to the agriculture secretary. It also sets pre determined minimum wage rates on federal contracts and funds 25 million for subsistence homestead loans. The Reconstruction Corporation borrowing is cut by 1.2 billion with new secure loan provisions for farming cooperatives.
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Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Public Works Administration of Reconstruction Corporation
House
Gore
D-Okla
Reconstruction Corporation
Four-Power Pact Near Agreement
Rome reports Premier Mussolini says negotiations on the four power pact have reached a stage likely to conclude. He may speak to the Senate tomorrow if needed. German ambassador to Italy says Berlin will present its answer within 24 hours due to leaders being away from Berlin.
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Rome
Mussolini
Senate
Nena
Berlin
Hitler
von Neurath
Deadlock in Conference Over Glass-Steagall Amendment
Congressional conferees remained deadlocked over the Van den Berg amendment in the Glass-Steagall reform bill. The proposal would insure deposits up to 2500 for one year in federal reserve member banks and nonmember state banks. President Roosevelt opposes the amendment, delaying a possible agreement and risking the bill dying for the session if disputes persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vandenberg
Senate
Federal Reserve
R Rosevelt
Band Involved in Armed Theft Attempt Foiled by Patrols
A band attempted to loot a town and evacuated by two cars. Fore Perkins and two others were seized but released after officers from Pine Bluff pursued the gang along Highway 63 and into wooded terrain. The assailants fled toward Pine Bluff with safe cracking tools, but officers could not overtake them.
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Fore
Perkins
Bison
Pine Bluff
Rison
Morrison
Ang
Garg
Preventing Rust by Oil-Saturated Flannel Storage
To guard tools from rust on storage, place them in a flannel cloth saturated with machine oil. The oil-soaked fabric creates a light protective film that limits moisture contact and slows oxidation. Ensure thorough but not dripping saturation for effective protection.
Mattern Reaches Omsk on Round World Flight Stop
Jimmy Mattern landed in Omsk Siberia after a long leg from Oslo and Moscow as he presses to beat the Post and Gatty record. He described a Carl Nap technique for comfort and noted San Angelo friends cheering him on while he plans two more long hops toward Irkutsk.
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Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Oslo
Norway
Alaska
Yakutskhe
Omsk
Moscow
Mattern
Jomfruland Island
EB. S. T
New York
San Angelo
Texas
Jimmy Mattern
Round World Flier
Attaboy
Jimmy
Sea of Okhotsk
Bering Sea
Khabarovsk
Post and Gatty
Siberia
Post-Gatty
Floyd Bennett Field
Irkutsk
Howe denies influencing purchase of kits
Howe spoke calmly after a prepared statement and denied Bevier's claim that he could supply kits for less than the army. He said an introduction letter from Basil O'Connor came with Bevier, which his secretary kept and he only learned of after newspapers reported the issue. The letter was dated May 11 and signed Doc, a nickname Bevier tied to O'Connor.
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Ident Roosevelt
Toscanini Refuses Bayreuth Wagner Program
Arturo Toscanini informs Bayreuth management he will not conduct a Wagnerian program on June 29. He cites hurt feelings as a man and an artist due to Nazi anti Jewish attitude in Milan.
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Milan
Italy
Arturo Toscanini
Bayreuth
Hardware association opens three day meeting in Goldsboro
June 6. The Hardware association of the Carolinas opened its annual three day meeting in Goldsboro. The first sessions were filled with preliminaries before noon and D E Turner of Mooresville NC, president, was on the program to speak titled A Word of Patriotism.
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Goldsboro
the Hardware Association of the
Carolinas
D. EB. Turner
Mooresville
N. C
Drowning in South Fork River Near Belmont
Belmont reports 12 year old Charles Anderson drowned after falling into a pool in the South Fork river. London Daily Herald barred from Germany cited. Durham notes Erwin cotton mills began a 50 hour week night shift at plant four, adding 300 jobs.
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Belmont
Charles Anderson
South Fork River
Durham
Erwin Cotton Mills
North Carolina Dentists Meet at State University
Dentists from the state gathered in Chapel Hill for the 59th annual North Carolina Dental Society convention. The morning program included remarks by Dr. Frank Graham, university president, and Dr. Wilbert Jackson of Clinton, society president, plus a necrology report by Dr. J. Watkins and a diagnosis discussion by Dr. A. G. Rickert of the University of Michigan. The event continues Thursday with minor entertainment features.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina’ Dental Society
Frank Graham
University of North Carolina
Wilbert Jackson
Clinton
J. ©. Watkins
Winston-Salem
A. G. Rickert
University of Michigan
Viscount Snowden Advocates June 15 Debt Payment
London reports former chancellor Viscount Snowden says the weight of argument favors making the June 15 payment of 75.95 million dollars in interest on war debts Great Britain owes the United States. He calls for relief from the debt but warns repudiation is dangerous.
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London
Snowden
Great Britain
United States
Executive Board Meeting Precedes 46th Medical Society Session
The executive board meeting tonight will precede the first regular session of the 46th annual meeting of the old North State Medical Dental and Pharmaceutical Society in Charlotte.
Child 4 Dies After Run Into Street
Four year old Valera Thurmond from Shelby was killed when struck by a car driven by A. F. Newton the Cleveland County register of deeds in Cleveland County witnesses say she ran into the street from a side road the fatal accident happened here near Shelby.
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Shelby
Valera Thurmond
A. F. Newton
Cleveland County Register of Deeds
Tobacco Curing Begins Near Kinston This Month
An early crop of tobacco is on hand and curing will start in upper Le Noir county between June 15 and 20. Local farmers anticipate a timely harvest and note preparations are underway for the curing season.
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Kinston
Upper Lenoir County
Suicide ruled in fertilizer plant watchman death
In Greenville an inquest found W. A. Savage a 72 year old fertilizer company nightwatchman dead from a self inflicted gunshot. Officials said suicide.
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Greenville
W. A. Savage
Fertilizer Company
Red Springs Man Dies From Crash Injuries
Tom Hammonds of Red Springs died in a hospital from injuries after a Sunday truck wreck near Pembroke. He reportedly sustained the injuries in the vehicle crash.
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Lumberton
Tom Hammonds
Red Springs
Pembroke
Flames Sweep Catakill Village Post Office Fire
Fire originating in the post office building destroyed half of the business section of Catakill mountain village. Damage estimated at 106000 dollars. No injuries reported. Local authorities dispatched firefighters and investigated the blaze.
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Bunter
N. Y
Catakill Mountain
Fire destroys Freming Hall at Queen's University
Kingston fire crews battled a blaze at Freming Hall the electrical engineering building of Queen's University early today. Losses were estimated between 150000 and 200000 dollars.
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Kingston
Ont
Freming
Queens University
Geologic Wonders Found in Southeastern Idaho
Fields of tava sputter cones volcanic craters strange caves and natural bridges have been discovered in southeastern Idaho highlighting unique geologic formations and volcanic activity in the region.
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Idaho
New York Stocks Mixed Amid Market Declines
Disjointed report lists several major companies including Du Pont, North American Aviation, and Northern Pacific among firms referenced in a compressed stock market note. Facility names and ticker fragments appear, indicating a recap of trading activity and sector movement without clear outcomes.
Butter and Eggs Prices in Chicago Report
Butter trading at 19 610 with steady activity. Creamery special 9 percent score quoted at 22 1 2. Extras 21, extra firsts 20 to 20 1 2. Firsts 18 1 2 to 19. Seconds 17 to 18. Standards 21. Eggs 27 8954 with prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Mrs. Roosevelt Resting in Arizona on Pacific Coast Tour
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt visits Arizona cities en route to the Pacific coast. She arrives after a border flight from Douglas and plans a brief stop in Phoenix before continuing to Los Angeles to see her son Billiott.
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Tacson
Arts
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Isabella Greenway
Pacific Coast
Billiott
Arizona
Douglas
Biliott
Civil Suit For Reasonable Wages In Cleveland
Four Diana Hat Manufacturing Co. workers sue in Municipal Court for back pay from the company and its president Jacob Baruch and C A Myers after convictions on labor law charges. Claims include values of services at 12.25, 11.99, 13.80 and 12.60 with received sums of 0.84, 0.55, 0.94 and 0.89 dollars respectively.
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Cleveland
Jacob 5. Baruch
Diana Hat Manufacturing Co
Here
C. A. Myers
Fall River Mills Back 40 Hour Bill
Textile corporations in Fall River and New Bedford endorse a 40 hour bill for textiles. The Cotton Textile Institute reports unanimous support from local manufacturers who plan two shifts when the law takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Cotton Textile Institute
New Bedford
Hose Manufacturers Discuss Problems In New York Meeting
SPECIAL TO THE ENTERPRISER NEW YORK. June 6 A general meeting of the directors and divisional committees of the National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers was held yesterday at the Waldorf Astoria with more than 60 mill in attendance. The meeting discussed the national industrial recovery bill and divisional committees will meet today to draft codes for each division. Three High Point hosiery manufacturers J Ed Millis Charles L Amos and Frank Wineskie joined the group to discuss industry conditions in preparation for the code for the entire business.
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New York
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
Waldorf Astoria
High Point
J. Ed Millis
Charles L. Amos
Frank Wineskie
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Sheraton Service Station
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Davis Electric Co
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Jackie Wilson
Tommy Paul
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Rye Island
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Minneapo
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W. Green
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Wilber Jones
Finance CO
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Robbins Fish Market
Commercial Club
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P. O
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Sigma Nu Fraternity
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Brentwood School
Shouse Ae
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