Parker Leaders Lose Court Appeal in Kidnap Conspiracy Case
Mt Holly N J June 6 Refused a Supreme Court review of their conspiracy to kidnap convictions former Burlington County Detective Chief Ellis Parker and his son Ellis Jr will serve federal prison terms James Mercer Davis counsel for the pair said there is no further legal remedy after the court’s denial The elder Parker received six years the son three after conviction June 30 1937 by a federal jury in Newark
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MT. Holly
N. d
Supreme Court
Burlington County
Ellis Parker
Ellis, Jr
James Mercer Davis
Trenton
Washington
Parkey
Newark
Third Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Labor Struggles Heat in Washington and Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Governor defends labor measures after a two hour union parley. McDevitt to meet CIO leaders as union factions claim agreement on a course of action. Attorneys study a potential court appeal arguing amendments infringe free speech by limiting picketing. Bills limit compensation for disabled workers, require relief work, extend women’s hours, and redefine unemployment aid. Secretary Hines denies resigning over Governor’s veto stance and says he represents labor interests.
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Congress
Washington
Pennsylvania
McDevitt
John Phillips
Pennsylvania Industrial Union Council
CIO
Unionis Ae
Ict
Alteorney
Witoutesata
James
Gum Hines
American Federation of Labor
Governon Jones
Harrisburg
CIA
AFL
Eshelman Seen At School Field Before Flight
Eshelman was last seen at the school field wearing a blue shirt and Shakhi trousers. Walz noted he had a student permit to fly near the airport under instructor supervision and seemed capable, showing interest in radio and navigation. His mother Bertha Eshelman hoped for a safe return and discussed his aviation interest and training in Florida and Baltimore. Police found no connection between the separate incidents.
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Eshelman
Walz
Carlisle
Bertha M. Eshelman
Europe
Cheston
University of Florida Aeronautcal School
Baltimore
Weeld
Othier
Duchess Marina Returns Amid Buckinghamshire Visit
The Duchess, former Princess Marina of Greece, 32, known for beauty and chic, returns home amid scattered events. The Duke of Kent, visiting nearby for a speaking engagement, left the door to their home as Prince Edward and Princess Alexandra stay in Buckinghamshire with Barewood’s husband, a window shows a tiny hole.
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Princess Royal
Scotland
Green Street
Funeral notices for waterman lad and local deaths
Funeral services for the ten year old Waterman lad fatally injured fall at Waterman school set for 10 a m Wednesday in Greek Catholic Church Blacklick with interment in church cemetery. Surviving are his mother and siblings. Also notices for Mrs William Wallace of Brushvalley township died at 3 a m in Brushvalley and funeral Thursday. and for Mrs Ida Davis of Clymer with services Wednesday at 2:30 p m at Harmony Cemetery. Dead include Mrs Della Hull of Hamilton aged 71 with services at St Isaac Church Friday and interment in Hanley.
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Micholas Q
Drechowski
Waterman
Waterman School
Blacklick
B. Levar
Anna Odrechowski
Mary Julia
Anna
Helen
John
Andrew
William Wallace
Elsie Pinta
Barkley
Wallace
Brushvalley Township
Rachel (Ferrier) Barkley
Brushvalley
Reed Wallace
Blanche Blakely
Kent
Jane Mack
Center Township
Ropert Barclay
Blairsville
Belle Haney
Fitvalrn
Florence Bilby
F. A. Webb
Thornton Hayes
Greenwood Cemetery
Here
Ida (M'Kinney
Davis
George A. Davis
Franklaw Street
Clymer
Alexander Taylor
Clymer Methodist Church
Harmony Cemetery
Snowshoe
Windburne
Della A. Hull
Hamlton
Willan Hall
Presbyterian Church
Surswing
Datab Bartholomew
Marchand
Mise
Verna AL Huth al Fame
St. Daeab Church
Hanltoy
Demos Predict Matthews To Take Over WPA
Harrisburg June 6 prediction from Democratic leaders that Mayor Matthews will assume control of the Pennsylvania WPA office on June 13. Matthews, longtime aide to Governor Earle, would succeed acting director E C G Smith after Banks Hudson resigned. The announcement is expected from Washington. Matthews has served in multiple roles in the Earle administration and in the Governor's office, with prior friction over departmental leadership.
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Demos
Matthews
WPA
Harrisburg
Fiver
Philip Matthews
Pennsylvania
Maj
Washington
George H. Earle
E. CG. Smith
Actig
J. Banks Hudson
Earle
Bituminous Under Ocean in Nova Scotia Seams
Canadian Mine Inspector Thomas J. Casey reported submarine coal mining in Nova Scotia where miners tunnel under the Atlantic to a 300 mile network. He cited a safety rule of 180 feet of rock and coal between roof and ocean bed to prevent cave-ins, noting past failures and lower water seepage than on land. Dominion and Scotia coal companies lease Sydney field for 12 1/2 cents per ton royalty.
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Pittsburgh
Atlantic Ocean
Nova Scotia
Thomas J.casey
Mine Inspectors Institute of American
Casey
Tthe
Dominion and
Scotia Coal Companies
Sydney
Funeral Services For Mrs Katherine Switzer
Katherine D Switzer funeral services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Robinson Funeral Home with Rev Dr Harry Burton Bosch and Rev Charles Sinclair Applegatt officiating. Interment in Oakland Cemetery. Elizabeth Steffy funeral services to be held at the late residence in Greetown township at 10 30 a m Thursday with Rev Walter Merrick officiating.
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Katherine D. Switzer
Robinson
Harry Burton Bosch
D. D
Charles Sinclair Applegatt
Oakland Cemetery
Elizabeth Steffy
Green Townsship
Walter Merrick
Conkport
No Action Planned on Ship Canal Project
Washington reports no congressional action on the Lake Er ie Ohio River Canal this session as House Rivers and Harbors Chair Mansfeld states hearings are not planned. He notes a court test could settle legal disputes, but no early steps are expected.
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Washington
Mansfeld
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
Mansfield
Vice raid hits Philadelphia horse betting den under new vice squad
Philadelphia June 6 A hard hitting con tip sparked a new war on vice and gambling in the city. A raid on a race horse betting establishment followed the reorganization of a vice squad led by Detective Captain John T Murphy. Nine men were arrested with two charged as operators and seven as frequenters.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
John T. Murphy
Birthdays Listed for Sagamore Dixonville and More
Portrait of local birthday list with Frank Gromatsky of Sagamore Donald Leroy Myers of My and Mrs Donald Edgar Claw son Sr Ruth Jean Bence of Dixonville L W Moorhead and Robert Carlyle Fontz noted across today and yesterday entries, reflecting community celebrate personal anniversaries.
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Frank Gromatsky
Sagamore
Donald Leroy Myers
Donald Edgar Clawson
Ruth Jean Bence
Dixonville
L. W. Moorhead
Robert Carlyle Fontz
Blue Ribbon Committee Accuses Racketeers Officials
Uniontown June 6 The blue ribbon investigating committee says racketeers paid for protection and alleged collusion with lawyers and county officials including District Attorney James A Reilly and attorneys Duggan Goodstein. The 1100 page report names Wall Roberts Zack and others, cites a $5000 bribe, and says Samonas planned to take over the numbers business. The court will file the report after review and may take it under advisement.
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Uniontown
Fayétte
Tony Roberts
Charles Zack
Reilly
Charles C. Carter
Iilas Goldstein
Duggan
Harry A. Cottam
Win. G. 1Big
Bill Lias
Wheeling. W. Va
Yank C. Monaghan
Duggin
Goldstein
Blue Ribbon
Steve Samonas
Lins
Wall
Roberts
George Bettes
Samonas
Zack
Rappeac
Goodstein
Mark S James Nlewis Leaves Commerce Head Victim Widow 200000
Harrisburg June 6 Mark E James manager of the Pittsburgh Industrial Expansion Commission was named Deputy Secretary of the new Department of Commerce. The department will use quarters formerly of the Earle Administration Bureau of Civil Rights. The bureau was dropped by the combined forces of the former State Publicity Commission and the State Flag Board. Brown said up to 50 staff may be added later to foster industry in Pennsylvania. James BE Lewis, Harbison-Walker refractories board chairman, died May 25 leaving 200000 to his widow from a 700000 estate. The rest goes to beneficiaries after the last grandchild dies with trustees executors as widow and J E MacKloskes. Mrs Lewis receives real estate and trust income. Lewis was native of Clearfield and long served as president of the refractories firm.
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Harrisburg
James
Pittsburgh Industrial Expansion Commission
Department of Commerce
Richard P. Brown
Brown
Earle Administration
Bureau of Civil Rights
State Publicity Commission
State Flag Board
Pittsburgh Jime
James BE. Lewis
Harbison-Walker Refractories
J. E. MacCloskes
Lewis
Clearfield
Refractories Company
Wallace Seen as Possible Democratic Presidential Candidate
Washington June 6 report spreads that Agriculture Secretary Wallace may run for the Democratic nomination. Congress aides note he would not enter unless Roosevelt will not seek a third term. Wallace, a 40 year old former Des Moines farm editor, shifted from Republican to support Roosevelt.
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Capitol Hill
Wallace
Agriculture Department
Congressional Treuds
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Des Moines
Jenny C. Way
Harding
Nelson G. Kraschel
Iowa
White House
Vandenberg
R-Minh
Garner
King Hitler Great Fighters Review of German Spain Return
Nazi and German forces welcomed veterans returning from the Spanish Civil War. Hitler reviewed 18 000 German fighters back from Franco aiding Nationalist Spain, confirming aid in 1936. Italy’s Legionnaires were greeted in Naples as 20 000 arrived with Spanish officials. Nationalist Spain urged public denouncements of suspected Republicans, while Manchoukuo and Soviet Japan tensions escalated with a three hour border clash near Changkufeng.
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Associated Press
Navy
Germany
Franco
Adolf Hitler
Spain
Hitler
Marshal Goering
Italy
Naples
Vittorio Emanuele
Stalus
Galeazzo Ciana
Ialy
Military and
Madrid
Soviet Russia
Japan
Manchoukuo
Russa
Tokyo
Asahi
Changkufeng
Dairy farmers optimistic on millon income from court ruling
Harrisburg reports that Pennsylvania farmers shipping to the New York market expect about 4 million dollars extra yearly from a U S supreme court decision upholding the department of agriculture authority to fix minimum milk prices. Deputy Attorney General Harrs Palikoff said the raised price ceiling could boost income for about 10 000 farmers after a New York district court upheld the order.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
New York
U. S. Supreme Court
Harrs Palikoff
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Fireworks Law Challenge Faces Dauphin Court
In Harrisburg the first act of a court fight over Pennsylvania fireworks laws goes to trial next week after President Judge W M Hargett ordered the Attorney General to show cause why the anti-fireworks statute should not be held unconstitutional. The J Halpern Company of Pittsburgh filed for an injunction to block the law prohibiting sales or use of fireworks in the state.
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Marrisburg
Jiume
Dauphin Court
Wm. M. Hargett
J. Halpern Company
Pittsbuyah Wholesale House
Pennsylvania
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