Balbo Leads Italys Air Armada Homeward Flight
The 24 plane Italian air armada under General Balbo began the third leg of its journey home from the Chicago expo route. The fleet, soon in the air for Shoal Harbor, encountered delays as two craft were forced down, while Lieut. Frank Hawks completed a non stop 6 hour 5 minute flight from New York to Regina. Other aviators pursued trans Atlantic goals amid weather delays and promising conditions for future legs.
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Three Arrested In Bank HoldUp In Dixie Note
In Morrison two suspects died from wounds and three were involved in a Citizens State Bank robbery. Dr. Clark, a 62 year old physician, died after gunfire. Two wounded robbers were captured, one unconscious, one unable to talk. A third surrendered on bond elsewhere. Meanwhile Dixie business leaders in Atlanta and other cities pledged support for Roosevelt’s campaign and recovery act.
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Treasury receipts and expenditures for July reported
Treasury receipts for July 24 were 7,424,097.56 with expenditures of 817,8484.83 leaving a balance of 821,048,50.48. Customs duties for 23 days of July totaled 18,392,224%.
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Washington
Thousands Testify Behind President to Restore Prosperity
Washington July 4 Victory claimed Day President Roosevelt praised progress toward full employment by Labor Day as supporters vow a strong drive. Hugh S Johnson, head of the industrial recovery drive, cited vast party endorsements as testimony to the nation’s commitment to economic revival amid ongoing efforts and speeches.
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Crash Fatal to 7 Army Fliers
Seven army air force personnel died when a Twine motors army amphibian crashed near Oceanside California. The wounded and survivors were reportedly unable to escape due to jammed hatches as the wreckage scattered, with pilots including Second Lieutenant Carl A. Murray and Sergeants Archie W. Snodgrass Bonnell L. Herrick among the fallen. Bodies were moved to San Diego for a military investigation while accounts from a nearby resident described a sudden wing severing and the plane diving toward a hillside.
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Los Angeles
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President Roosevelt seeks governors aid for relief mapping
President Roosevelt asks state governors to join a winter meeting to plan relief and a national recovery drive. He emphasizes strengthening state and federal executive ties and aims to extend the unity of effort across government. The address at San Francisco expresses gratitude for the governors' spirit and commitment to recovery efforts.
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San Francisco
Nation wide drive to curb organized crime grows
At Washington Albany and the Pacific coast new signs show resolve to curb kidnapping and other crimes. President Roosevelt backs a federal relief force to fight organized crime while governors urge state federal cooperation. In Kansas City witnesses Mary McElroy and her father H F McElroy testified in court as authorities seek to convict Walter H. McGee, alleged kidnap gang leader.
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Buried Clause of Recovery Law Guides Drive's Mainspring
Washington July 28 The funded exchange of industrial recovery law forms the backbone for mass reemployment with codes of fair competition. The law binds self regulation and allows voluntary pacts to achieve the same results. Employers are urged to subscribe to wage and hour standards and week limits with varied scales by community size. The president may enter into or approve agreements among employers trade groups and labor orgs to restore commerce and relieve unemployment. Continued on page three.
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Woman in fortune teller slaying given fourteen year term
Vera Carl, 37, convicted of conspiring to murder her husband George Carl in a Chicago grocery store as part of an insurance scam. A jury took under three hours to find her guileless, and she was carried from the courtroom unconscious. Her brother Van Grilee and alleged lover John Milosie receive life terms. other co-defendants await trial or a new hearing set for August 25.
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Aimee Fears Dave Means Business
Aimee Semple McPherson arrives in Baltimore with her party returning from Europe. Her attorney William Andrews says he will file cross action within 90 days after papers are served, while McPherson defers action to the Angelus Temple in Los Angeles and remains noncommittal on the Los Angeles divorce suit.
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