E D R to speak at dedication of memorial
President Roosevelt railswind across the nation on a 4000 mile westward swing to dedicate a memorial to George Rogers Clark in Vincennes Indiana. He criticizes monopolies and warns against foreign entanglements while stressing constitutional aims and economic reform.
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Coal Strike Predicted If Bill Fails
Washington June 13 A blunt warning from the United Mine Workers they will shut down the giant soft coal industry if the Guffey Vinson control bill does not pass this session and wage cuts proceed John L Lewis leader of the miners union told the interstate commerce committee his organization would use its only weapon if plans were ready to enact. Opponents warned the measure would destroy the industry and do more harm than good.
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Three Million To Get Bonus Bonds
Washington dispatch reports three government agencies sped to move nearly 5.9 million bonus bond packets to World War II veterans. Treasury workers processed 2,870,512 envelopes containing bonds and checks for shipment by Friday midnight, with about 5.5 million veterans entitled. First shipments leave Washington and 11 Federal Reserve cities at midnight Sunday, reaching large cities by Monday night and smaller towns by Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Landon Farley attack cited as weak Republican ticket
New York June 13 Postmaster General James A Farley labeled the Republican ticket the weakest in party history. He called Landon a synthetic candidate and accused Republicans of dodging issues while nominating a man with unknown views and no visible achievements.
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Alf M Landon
James A. Farley
Landon
White House
Haston Denies He Is Dossett's Aide in Tennessee Race
Nashville June 13. Pre-Sec retary of State Ernest S Haston denies writing Gordon Browning's assertion that he drafted Burgin Dossett platform speech. Browning and Dossett vie for Democrats Governor nomination. Haston says Browning misstates his intelligence.
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Gordon Browning
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Tennessee
Flastort
Congress to Quit Plans Are Shaped
Washington June 34. An intensive drive for adjournment of Congress by June 20 was organized today as lawmakers confront the tax bill. House and Senate conferees adjourned four days into talks with no major agreement yet on undistributed corporate profits taxation. The dispute centers on a 7 percent levy versus up to 8 percent in the House plan.
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Senate
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Arkansas
House
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Premier Blums Government Defaults On French Payment
The Socialist government of Premier Blum in France defaulted on part of its war debt payments, marking the seventh nation to miss such installments. Paris stated it could not meet the due in full, despite various settlement proposals and assurances that difficulties would be overcome. Washington reports note ongoing diplomatic efforts as Paris and allied officials weigh the next steps.
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Preaice
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Monichay
Japanese War Machines Enter China Province
Hong Kong June 14 reports say Japanese warships and marines moved into Chin a province coastal Cantonese streets jeer Nippon. Chinese dispatches claim a Japanese squadron landed near Amoy Fukien to shield lives and property, while local tensions rise.
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Democrats Ready Renominate F D R
Washington June 11 All Democratic chieftains said they were ready for their national convention in Philadelphia opening June 25 to renominate President Roosevelt. Senator Barkley prepared the keynote as temporary chairman while Farley aides sent hundreds of telegrams and letters about sealing arrangements hotels and meals for the event including a Liberty Bell centis Memorial breakfast for Bryan and plans for Roosevelt's acceptance speech at Franklin Park.
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James A. Farley
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Bank Night LegAl High Court Rules Bank Night
Nashville June 134% Supreme court rules there is no law against Bank Nights at Princess theater though criticizes they may harm showhouses and public morals. Special Justice R A Davis notes no statute bans the scheme and upholds the theater’s legal right while warning it may be detrimental to theaters and public interests. Case originated in Maury county with state suit under gambling statute. Continued on Page min tocih.
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Fifteen Accused In Plot To Slay Two Politicians
Detroit reports fifteen men held on twenty five thousand dollar bonds amid a widening terror plot linked to the Black Legion. Authorities say 42 suspects face murder conspiracy kidnapping and arson charges in Michigan and Jackson. The case involves the Night Riders and a larger extremist network, with prosecutors naming figures tied to local politics and media.
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Geist Valsine
Hombedt
Dean
French Strikers Demand Gains End Two Week Sit-Ins
Paris reports rapid parliamentary approval of laws granting shorter hours paid vacations and other benefits to striking workers. Large crowds formed parades outside factories to celebrate leftist leaders, while Premier Blum spoke of returning to normalcy.
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France
Leon Blum
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League of Nations
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Blim
Maurice Thores
Communist Party
Insurance Poison Death Plot Hinted In State Investigation
Suits filed by an insurance company in superior court challenge beneficiaries of a life policy tied to a Ludlow death. The case arises from Frank Krol and Teresa Dynak with Walter Wad residents of Ludlow, after Jel Tootsie died May 24 at his boarding house. A recent coroner’s review prompted renewed inquiry into local deaths and insurance ties.
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Ghinst
Tere Dynak
Walter Wad
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Ludlow
Baston Muwab Life Insurance Company
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Jel
Teresa Dynal
Thomas Moriarty
Wils
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Whirlwind Opening of Fight Scheduled
By John F. Chester Cleveland June 13 AP plans for a militant and whirlwind opening of the Republican campaign to defeat President Roosevelt possibly within the next ten days. Letters of the party's high command were mapped here by members.
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Associated Press
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Roosevelt
Membi
Pittsburgh Mayor McNair Arrested Over Police Turmoil
Pittsburgh mayor Willliam McNair was arrested today on misbehavior in office charges after a grand jury inquiry into the police department and disputed orders. Bond set at $6,000. emergency guardian appointed to oversee public safety.
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Weather report fragment with scattered notes
Fragmented weather summary mentions Virginia sun Sunday and Monday, North Carolina scattered showers near the coast, and a mix of temperatures. References to Kentucky and Tennessee imply regional forecasts but details are garbled. Overall tone suggests variable conditions across the Southeast with unsettled patterns and shifting temperatures.
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