Army Air Corps plans massed flight to Nome Alaska
Washington June 21 CAP The Army Air Corps aims to prove its flying ability with a spectacular massed flight from Washington to Nome Alaska Officials say 40 pilots and crew will participate and the trip will test 12 Martin bombers while promoting goodwill with Canada The itinerary with Canada landing approvals is being worked out Brig Gen Oscar Westover may read the flight details and the postmaster general culling of mail contracts last winter triggered criticism of aviation readiness
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Army Air Corps
Nome
Alaska
United States
Canada
Martin
Air Corps
Oscar Westover
State Department
James A. Parley
Farley
Norps
Army
Drought Relief Pressure Grows Across Missouri
Crossley AKG Hopkin warns drought worsens relief burden in St. Louis and Kansas City while expanding secondary drought area across southwest and east Missouri. Buhler notes southern Ozarks families rely on subsistence gardens as livlihood suffers. Rural needy flow to federal relief amid urban focus.
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Kansas City
Crossley
Buhler
Missouri
Rebuild Elevator At Capitol Wing
Local brief outlines a contracted modernization of the Senate wing elevator in the state capitol. Also notes returns of Mrs Henry Crewelt Jr from Parker Kansas to Jefferson City and several local notices on operations, travel, and public safety including a tireless dog roundup and a burglary attempt at a Southside filling station.
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State Capitol
Kansas
Henry Crewelt, Jr
Parker
Jefferson City
Leo Thessen
Rose Raithel
Henry LePage
Wardsville
RH. C. Bond
Southside Oil Co
Congregational and Christian Leaders Meet in Oberlin
June 21. AP. The General Council of the Congregational and Christian Churches of the United States opened its biennial session at Finney Chapel Oberlin College. Rev. Dr. Carl Patten urged action to improve the social order amid economic upheaval and national changes affecting business, politics, and society. The council includes more than 7000 churches with 3,000,000 members, 744 abroad.
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Oberlin College
Carl S.S. Patten
First Congregational Church
Los Angeles
Patton
America
Russia
Tennessee Valley Authority
NRA
Gargotta Convicted in Federal Court Over Stolen Pistols
Charles Gargotta, acquitted earlier in state court of murder, was found guilty in federal court of possessing stolen pistols tied to Ferris Anthon’s slaying. He faces up to five years and a $5,000 fine per count, with sentencing set for Saturday as prosecutors pursue appeals amid conflicting testimony on pistol serial numbers.
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Kansas City
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Satuday
Gargotta
Thomas B. Bush
Ferris Anthon
Bush
Gragota
Anthon
National Guard
Kas
Mines to reopen in Pittsburgh area after union deal
Two deep mines of the Western Coal & Mining Company in Pittsburg Eas resume operations immediately after a shutdown since April 1. The company and the Mine Workers' Union reached agreement setting a wage of 4 dollars per day for a seven hour shift, employing 909 workers.
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Mine Workers' Union
Gargotta Faces Five Year Term After Shootout Verdict
The defendant Gargotta faces up to five years and a $3000 fine on each count. The verdict came yesterday 31 minutes after the jury received the case. No defense witnesses testified while government witnesses identified two 45 caliber automatic pistols taken from Gargotta at the scene of a gang playing with government property stolen from a Kansas City armory.
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Gargotia
Kansas City
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Landis Likely Chairman of New Wall Street Regulator
Washington June 21. James M. Landis a young Federal Trade Commission member and principal author of the Securities Act is regarded as probably chairman of the new commission to regulate bears and bulls on Wall Street. Roosevelt said he would appoint before July 1 and has mass of applications on hand. Other names include Ferdinand Pecora George C Mathews and Baldwin Bane. An Indian athlete reached London after bicycle travel from Bombay covering 10000 miles.
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James M. Landis
Federal Trade Commission
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Landis
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Stock Marketing Investigating Committee
George C. Mathews
Baldwin B. Bane
Trade Commission
Securities Commission
Unity Hall erupts in fists and a revolver incident
St Louis readers report violence at a transfer drivers union meeting as 1200 motorists fail to witness a proposed contract. Lawrence Camic, union business agent, produced a deputy game warden's badge, faced charges for peace disturbance and carrying an unregistered weapon. Police faced trouble extracting him as riot squads intervened.
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