Farley Attacks Republicans at Democratic Convention Opening
Philadelphia June 23 AP Farley DNC chairman opens the Democratic national convention asserting the New Deal is the sole issue. He lambasts the Republican ticket and platform as controlled by the Du Pont Liberty League, accusing them of race prejudice and religious intolerance while praising the New Deal and predicting a massive Roosevelt majority.
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Roosevelt Minute Ovation Sweeps Democratic Convention
Delegates filled the vaulted hall amid ticket work and speculation on the rival campaign plans. Roosevelt appears set as the likely platform figure with Garner likely to be renominated, while questions linger on the party’s monetary and constitutional planks. Senator Barkley of Kentucky is billed as the real keynoter for tonight.
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Exdeputy Sheriff Pleads Guilty in Bond Forgery Case
Springfield report says William H. Keane, 57, former Sioux City deputy sheriff, pleaded guilty in federal court to conspiracy to dispose of forged City of Omaha bonds. He appeared with nine other defendants in a bond selling ring led by Frank R. Beddow from a federal hospital cell. Other defendants pleaded not guilty. Curcio’s bond set at 25,000. Vandeventer sought 500. Hearing on bond in Kansas City tentatively set for a week.
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Roosevelt Leads Real New Deal To Complete Recovery
Fragmentary remarks defend a sane orderly path under Franklin D. Roosevelt. The speaker rejects wild visions and insists the leaguers cannot win the prize, asserting the real new deal will prevail with Roosevelt guiding the nation to recovery.
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France vows to speed peace talks with three regional pacts
Paris June 33 AP Premier Blum’s government said it would push three regional mutual assistance pacts to safeguard Europe. One pact would cover western Europe, another the Danube basin, and a third coastal states along the Mediterranean. Delbos read France’s readiness to revive arms figures and study a European union commission Briand started while seeking agreement with Germany under a new security framework. The plan includes avoiding League of Nations vetoes and maintaining national defense strength.
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Roosevelt For Governor Campaign Opens In New York
The Merchants and Salesmen for Tech Roosevelt League backed by Fred M. Lewis launched a campaign for Theodore Roosevelt Jr for the Republican nomination. Roosevelt reportedly does not seek office but the group plans vigorous activism across about 1000 members to distribute leaflets and canvass voters.
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One Killed in Fierce Rioting Amid Picket Lines
A violent confrontation near a railway plant left one person dead as a large picket line faced off with authorities. Sheriff Oakes arrived with a flying squad, ceasing firing. the locomotive and flat car withdrew, and cross-street attempts ended. The strike closed the plant, putting 5,500 workers off the job as unions press to act as bargaining agent for all employees and seek dissolution of de.
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Settlement for 100000 in Hewitt Gage case in San Francisco
Russell P. Tyler, attorney for Ann Cooper Hewitt, disclosed a $150,000 out of court settlement paid by United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company of Maryland. The suit seeks damages tied to her mother Maryon Hewitt and the Hewitt estate, with civil and criminal links to alleged sterilization. The case remains tied to a $500,000 suit against her mother, doctors, and a psychiatrist.
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Karpis Pleads Not Guilty In Kidnapping Case
In St Paul federal court Alvin Karpis Jack Peifer and Charles Fitzgerald pleaded not guilty to the 200000 Edward G Bremer kidnapping. Government seeks speedy trial citing health concerns of witnesses Edna Murray and another witness. Separately a labor dispute over department councils and wage increases at a plant saw union officials challenging a National Labor Relations Board order and men arrested after bombings tied to the strike.
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Masked robbers slay two witnesses in riverfront attack
Police report three men entered a squalid riverfront building hours before William Maddigan and William Hoelscher were found beaten to death. Albert Dickson and William Engel said two masked men and an unmasked partner ordered them out. the unmasked man denied involvement as Maddigan and Hoelscher were set to testify against two suspects in a $400 bonus bond robbery.
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Summer Motor Fuel From Phillips 66 Poly Gas
The ad promotes Phillips 66 Poly Gas as a 100 percent customized gasoline designed to prevent overheating knocking and power loss in hot weather. It claims the fuel conditions engines with a polymerized additive, enriched energy units, and climate matching for peak performance.
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