Matterns Long Flight From New York To Nome Alaska
Moscow June 1 GM Tin the matter started for home amid headwinds from Khabarovsk Siberia toward Nome Alaska in one of the most arduous legs. He left New York six days ago on the first attempt to circle the globe and interviews say his thoughts travel toward setting a new world aviation record.
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Khabarovsk
Sileria
Nome
Abiska
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Bovny
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Stuart
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Khabar
Sanday
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Hix
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Wiley
Macon Dirigible Over Chicago In 18 Hour Flight
The Rinns dirigible Macon was sighted over Chicago this morning during an 18 hour flight from Alten, Onin. It crossed Lake Michigan region after detouring from Detroit and Akron, with 10 passengers aboard. The craft headed north toward Milwaukee as it moved along the eastern shore.
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Ite
Alten
Onin
Akyon
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Lake Evie
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Chicaroe
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Milwauker
Wis
Snarl Grows in Congress Over Debate Deadlock
In Washington June a bitter impasse persisted as Congress failed to finish an appropriation bill. Conferees battled over changes to Roosevelt era reforms while leadership and House Republicans refused to budge, threatening a costly stalemate and sustained pressure on federal funding.
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Lisle
Jess
Wuine
Lea
White House
Roose
Steinar
Lewis Sr
Douglas
Pidge
Weather Snippet Notes Regional Temperatures
Tennessee fair and cooler in east with slowly rising temps tonight through Wednesday. Virginia fair and cooler tonight with interior warming thereafter. Yesterday readings show 60s to low 70s, with some rain reported across areas.
Bank Probe to Reopen with Kuhn, Loeb Hearing June 26
Senate investigators will reopen the banking inquiry beginning June 26 with Kuhn, Loeb and Company as the first witness. The panel plans hearings on Dillon Read and Company and Chase National Bank in late June, aiming to cover general activities and methods of these houses including securities flotation and banking practices.
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Inve
Wntion
Oneil
PL Morgan and Company
Ferdinand Fecora
Conmiltes
Chase National Bank of New York Chase
Chase
Perera
Kuhn
Loch
Ompany
Hether
Dillon
Chase Banks
Chase Securities Corporation
Pecora
Tto H. Kahn
Kuhn, Loch and Company
Cavill
Meyer 15 Owner Washington Post
Meyer announces sole ownership of the Washington Post after a DC court ratified an auction bid of 845000 by Eugene Meyer. He vows to expand the paper as an independent organ serving the people, denying any political manipulation while facing rumors it would become a Republican party vehicle.
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Lean
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Meyer
District of Columbia
Reserve Board of
Seiad
Federal
Woodrow Wilson
Hoover
Roosevelt
Moyer
Britain to offer ten percent on debt due to US
Britain appears set to pay ten percent of the $75,950,000 war debt installment to the United States. London officials hinted Neville Chamberlain would announce a plan in Parliament but he postponed, delaying the statement until 10 pm local time. Washington observers warned against default but hoped London would propose a repayment scheme acceptable to President Roosevelt. Italy to speak.
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Neville Chamberlain
House of Commions
Washington
Gotault
Roosevelt
Congress
America
Tomorkraw
Ronald Lindsay
Italy
Grecho
Triple slayings mark trail of New York murder mob
Police traced a fresh blood trail after a dawn triple murder in a East 6th Street flat. Victims Charles Cabrese Salvatore Palumello and Louis Salty died from chest wounds likely from an ice pick. They were part of a violent gang feud linked to the Gordon and Schultz factions.
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Charles Cabrese
Salvatore Palumello
Louis Salty
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Schultz
Waxey
Gordon
Chairmanship Denied in American Steering Committee Meet
Secretary of State Cordell Hull left the World Economic Conference hotel after sessions to attend a secret meeting of the steering committee. A heated behind the doors debate over who chairs the monetary committee rages with France pushing for a gold standard nation and Hull pressing for an American appointment to name James M. Cox as American delegate.
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Parley
Georges Bennett
Hull
James M. Cox
Roosevelt Signs Home Loan Bill
President Roosevelt signed a 3 billion refinancing bill to lower mortgage rates. It allows holders of homes valued at 20 000 or more to exchange mortgages for government bonds at 5 percent, with a maximum loan of 14 000 and 80 percent loan value. A three year moratorium on interest payments is allowed and back taxes loans are permitted. If exchange fails, cash loans up to 40 percent of the mortgage value at six percent are available, with a 15 year repayment period. A Home Owners Loan Corporation will administer the act with supervision from the current home loan bank board as offices are set up nationwide.
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Roosevelt
A. Home Owners Loan Corporation
Home Loan Bank, Board
Sigantic
Tennessee beer tax receipts for May near 20000
Nashville May beer tax revenues totalled about 20000 with returns from less than half the state's registered dealers. Commissioner Dancey Fort said the figure supports an expected monthly revenue around 70000 for the first year, noting May payments were mostly delinquent and that the current total may rise as filings continue.
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Nashville
Dancey Fort
Fort
Tennessee
Stabilization of Bolt at Urged Amid Dollar Pressures
June 13 London reports cite new stabilization plans by American and British central bank representatives as Europeans press hard for a dollar stabilizing. Traders in Lombard Street express consternation over the dollar’s slide against the pound and potential ripple effects on gold currencies and Britain’s trade advantages.
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Preneh
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Lombard Street
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Its
Massachusetts Vote on Repeal Seen Likely Today
Boston June 13 The state faces a statewide vote on repealing the 18th amendment with 45 delegates to be chosen for a convention. Repealists urge victory while opposition campaigns hedge. Massachusetts previously rejected and later aligned with partial 2.2 beer reforms as federal repeal proceeds. Governor Ely urges repeal on moral and economic grounds.
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Prohibition Goalieymen
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Illnois
Indiana
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Rhode Island
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Nevada
Joseph Maynard
Democratic State Committee
Ernor Joseph V. Ely
Bay State
Congress
Ely
European blocs press US on war debts and currency clash
At the world economic conference in Hull London delegates press the United States over war debts and currency policy. Hull and most of the American delegation absent. European blocs push immediate settlement while British and Italian speakers attack depreciation and monetary issues.
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Hull
United States
Europe
Neville Chamberlain
House of
Ramsay MacDonald
Jo Christian Smuts
Union of South Africa
America
Washington
Beaston Identifies Stolen Chickens at Slaughter House
Earl Beaston used a teoless chicken to identify his stolen fowls amid a rank line at a Philadelphia slaughter house. A neighbor paid a $5 fine and agreed to reimburse Beaston for 16 wine covered fowls.
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Philadelphia
O— Earl Beaston
Heaston
Al Alone on Transatlantic Crossings Through Years of Travel
Forty year old Fran Amalia Schlere, aged 92, has crossed the North Atlantic sixty two times. She explains her motive is serenity as an elderly traveler, saying she will make her sixty-eighth voyage alone, traveling the world despite being called old.
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Fran Amalia Schlere
North Atlantic
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