President ok on air mail bill makes it law
Washington June 12 U P President Roosevelt signed the McKellar Black air mail bill creating a five member commission to draft a national aviation policy and authorize competitive bidding for new one year contracts reducing air mail rates from eight to six cents per ounce. The measure limits salaries, bans holding companies, designates priority routes, and allows claim filings against the government within one year.
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U. S
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Roosevelt pursues emergency labor bill substitute
Washington reports President Roosevelt with congressional leaders and labor experts weighing an emergency substitute to the Wagner labor board bill. Abandonment of the Wagner measure until next session and enactment of temporary administration powers to handle major disputes like the steel strike are under discussion. The White House meeting included Senators Robinson and Wagner, Representative Byrns, Secretary Perkins, and NRA counsel Donald Richberg as talks aimed to clear a path to adjournment by Saturday.
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NRA
Two Adler Kidnapers Are Given Sentences
In Chicago on June 12, two men James Geeyy and Benjamin Wolfram received prison terms of one to five years for their guilty pleas in the kidnapping plot against Emanuel Philip Adler of Davenport Iowa. Instigator Charlie Mayo, who aided the police, committed suicide in his cell the day after the February 21 attack. Edward Kindredge’s charge was dismissed.
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Towa
Francis B. Allegretti
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Benjamin Wolfram
Charlies
Fred Mayo
Daven- Port
Adler
Edward Kindredge
Not So Warm Today and Local Barbecue Notes
Local briefs report a cool June day with a high near 72 and a low around 60. The booster club plans a barbecue at the state park tomorrow at 6 p.m. Other items note a judge’s 43rd birthday, a fine paid by a peddler for selling without a license, a marriage license issued for William S Bates and Minta A Rods, a fish fry hosted by Orlando Hickey with state officials in attendance, the diesel towboat Wild Goose on the Missouri River, a man jailed for writing a bad check, a biweekly stock sale moving to the old stock yards, a minor vehicle collision at Ashley and Brondway, births at St Mary’s Hospital, the death of Nicholas Schlegel, and a rooftop mishap prompting a fire department response.
Strike Clouds Shaquod Steel Strike Threatens Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on June 12 workers at a special convention signaled potential compromise amid steel strike pressures. Leaders from the Amalgamated Association rejected the National Labor Board three member industrial relations board, while Johan F. Tighe urged possible discussion of a mid June holiday as a bargaining lever toward recognition of the union as the bargaining agent.
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Republican Club Meeting Tonight in Jefferson City
The Jefferson City Republican Club will meet at Clark Hall to hear speeches from party prominents, discuss party affairs, and review the present campaign prospects. Refreshments will be served. Formed several weeks ago, the club has a large membership and plans regular meetings through summer and fall, with a large picnic under consideration.
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Hitler to Meet Mussolini in Venice at Grand Hotel
Adolf Hitler arrives at Venice Lido Airport at 10 p m for a conference with Benito Mussolini. They travel by launch to the Grand Hotel Venice where three suites are reserved for Hitler and his delegation. Mussolini departs Rocce Delle Caminate for Venice arriving early Thursday morning and will escort Hitler to the hotel before meetings on the European crisis.
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Mussolini and Hitler to Return to Venice Together
The forthcoming visit will see Mussolini and Hitler returning to Venice with both leaders greeted by the public as they travel together in a scene of high profile reception.
Self Government Bill for Red Man Approved
Washington June 12 The Senate day passed and sent to House an administration bill for partial Indian self government described by John Collier as the greatest advance in 23 years The measure would stop the alienation by whites of lands belonging to ward Indians and provide for the acquisition through purchase of additional lands for the use of Indians now landless
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Senate
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White House propos es bill to extend deposit insurance
Congress sent to the White House a bill to extend bank deposit insurance for one year up to 5000, authorize the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to purchase or lend on failed banks assets, and allow transfer of 250 million to the FDIC on demand. It also offers nonmember banks time to join the federal reserve system by 1937. The Senate approved the conference report with little debate.
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Federal Reservé System
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First tropical storm threat looms on Gulf coast
Reports from Brownsville and Tampico track a tropical storm moving toward Tamaulipas with warnings along the coast. Mexican forecasts say a strike near Tampico is likely, as rains intensify in the Gulf region and oil district towns brace for impact. Reports indicate destroyed ports, flooded rivers, and mounting casualties in Central America and Honduras as communications fail.
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Boy Who Confessed Killing mother to plead insanity
Louis Rude Payne, 21, was to plead not guilty by reason of insanity at arraignment on charges he murdered his mother Mrs. Lucius Payne 46 and brother Robert Payne 14. The youth, who admitted the killings, appeared with his father, a St. Louis businessman, as defense lawyers expected a court appointed alienists to assess his mental condition.
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Los Angeles
Louis Rude Payne
Lucius Payne
Robert Payne
St. Louis
Fletcher Bowron
Pilots land plane safely after gear problem
Kansas City June 12 two United Air Lines pilots safely landed a twin motor air liner without injuries or damage despite the retractable landing gear plate failing to deploy.
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United Air Lines
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