Boris Regime in Bulgaria Claims No Fascist Shift
Sofia May 238 The new Bulgarian regime under Premier Gueorguieff insists the change is domestic not fascist. He says Bulgaria remains a nation charting a middle path, aims to keep relations with Yugoslavia and other nations, and plans a parliamentary form with mixed political and economic representation while elections may reappear.
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Bulgaria
Boris
Kitmen ‘Gueorguieff
Royal
Gueorghcf
Upton
Anaes
Gueorgiet
Italy
Yugoslavia
Balkans
Esa
Weather Outlook and Temperatures Across States
Mostly cloudy Tennessee with possible showers in west and south Thursday. Extreme west tonight. Virginia fair to night and Thursday with cooler coastal margins. Yesterday's high 85. Low temperatures reported for the prior day. Readings at 6:00 pm daily for preceding 24 hours.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Bee’s Friend is Stung to Death in Alabama
MOBILE May 23. William R Batchelor seventy five? sixty five? died after being stung by bees in his back yard apiary. He ran, tried to flee, and two hours later suffered a heart attack attributed to the bee stings.
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Mobile
Ala
William. R. Batchelor
Batchelor
Senators caucus over silver issue
Four western senators split from the silver bloc to meet privately on liberalizing the silver purchase bill. The four known silverites Borah Ila Thomas Wheeler and McCarran plan a minute study to decide whether to push a strengthening amendment. Early reactions suggested possible changes though mixed. Continued on page six.
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Washington
Borah
Ila
Thomas
D-Okla
Wiweler
McCarran
Yau
Tre
Y Silver
Birth Control Topic Debated at Federation Meeting
The sixteenth council meeting of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs opened by shifting from routine topics to a discussion on birth control. Francis Pots of New York spoke for the affirmative side, with Dr. Theodore Heascbman of Kansas City as the opponent. Dr Mottee substituted for Mrs. Margaret Sanger at the last minute. Continued on page five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Howe Sadler
Associated Press
Not Springs
Srk
General Federation of Women's Clits
Francis Pots
New York
Oil Control Plan Considered Alongside War Debts
President Roosevelt continues to stress strengthening government oil control while delaying major decisions on NRA and the Darrow report. Press briefing hints a policy redetermination on natural resources and western grazing later. House acts on a $422 million industrial loans bill and grants embargo power for Gran Chaco war munitions. Senate fate unclear as debates proceed.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
NRA
Darrow
Capitol
House
Senate
Bolvis
Paraguay
Industries Plan NRA Resistance Across South
Manufacturers from 33 states meeting in Atlanta say they will press to resist the NRA wage differential rules unless the federal government grants proper authority. The Southern States Industrial Council faults the wage gap, urging Virginia and Kentucky be included in the Southern group. Gus W. Byer of Nashville warned the New Deal program faces opposition from industry leaders.
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Atlanta
Southern States Industrial Council
Pressue
NRA
Council
Congress
Virginie
Kentucky
Virginia
Gus. W. Byer
Nashville
Tenn
Honeymooner in peril spurs sea air rescue effort
A United States destroyer and two seaplanes race from Panama toward Tagua Cove in the Galapagos Islands to aid William Albert Robinson and his bride Florence after he falls ill with acute appendicitis aboard the Santa Cruz trawler. The plan, ordered by Canal Zone naval authorities, involves refueling en route as the vessels close the 1,000 mile gap. Robinson, a Cambridge textile engineer and heir to the Crane fortune, and Florence had begun a 24,200 mile honeymoon voyage in the Synop after departing the East Coast.
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A. V. McGeachy
Apalboa
United States
William Albert Robinson
Érit
Wally
Ketel
Swaup
Ser
Pagthe Ocean
Aml
Tagua Cove
Galaperos Islands
Panama
Ula
Robinson
Chicago
Flora
Santa Cruz
Bulboa
Strick
Suvia
Male
Atlantic
Hale
Canal
Cambridge
Mass
Walter S. Crosley
Canal Zone Naval District
Washington Ig
Strikers Ordered to End Disruptions in Minneapolis
Minneapolis May 23 The government demanded an immediate halt to the Minneapolis truck drivers strike after a week of riots and bloodshed. The Regional Labor Board released a conciliation agreement to strikers and employers, with both sides signaling probable acceptance. The board acted under National Labor Board instructions following the violent outbreak in which one man was injured and died. A truce arrangement was urged to resume normal commerce.
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Minneapolis
Regional ‘Labor Board
National Labor Board
Norris loses bid to abolish electoral college in direct election fight
Senator George Norris, 78, a Republican independent, lost yesterday in a bid to amend the constitution abolishing the electoral college and promoting independent candidacies. He vows to continue the fight and push a Nebraska state reform toward a single house legislature, arguing it would curb special interests and move toward a truly democratic system.
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Nathan Robertson
Washington
George Norris
America
Senate
Nebraska
Roosevelt backs second year NRA emergency work
President Roosevelt signals support for a second year of the National Recovery Administration emergency program. He plans a nationwide tour to assess outcomes and maintain NRA principles while Congress debates post mid June 1935 renewal. Senate and House critics push for investigations and anti trust restoration.
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Roosevelt
NRA
Durvey
National Recovery Administration
Capitol Hill
Nye
R-Nd
Darrow Review Board
Senate
Printer Held For Plot To Poison Lodge Mates
Oakland printer Arthur J. Clea, 40, confessed to sending poison liquor to seven lodge members in a plot to murder. Arrested in Ukiah during a fraternal Grand Parlor, he faces potential indictment for attempted murder. Authorities cited handwriting comparisons and a series of letters signed The Owl as key to the case.
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Oakland
Calif
Arthur J. Clea
Clen
Ukiah
The
Native Song of the Golden West
Charles Wehr
Weber
James Goodnight
L. M. Jewell
Cleu
Liem
Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker Shot Dead in Ambush
Shreveport Louisiana May 28. The eight year career of Clyde Barrow a famed southwest criminal ended in a hail of bullets near Gibsland as a sheriff's posse led by Frank Hamer ambushed Barrow and Bonnie Parker in a pursuit across several states. Both were killed instantly their car riddled with bullets. Officers recovered multiple rifles shotguns and pistols and the couple had engaged in robberies and killings for years. The trail was picked up by Texas rangers in Bossier parish and pursued into Bienville parish where the ambush occurred. Continued on page two.
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Shreveport
Clyde Barrow
Southwest
Bonnie Parker
Here
Gibsland
Possé
Texas Rangers
Frank Hamer
Barrow
Warrar
Hamer
Texas Ranger
Bossier Parish
Bionville Parish
Henderson Jordan
Jaid
Dallas
Texas
Texas State
Huntsville
Raymond Hanston
José
Grapevine
Mian
Ole
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Relives
Lewisiana
Ex convict held hitchhiker in Robles kidnapping
Oklahoma authorities said Leo Hudgins a 27 year old former Mississippi convict confessed to slaying Lieut Commander S J F Trowbridge USN after a ride in an argument over bumping in the road. He said he dumped the body in a roadside ditch 15 miles north of Greensburg Kansas and signed an extradition waiver.
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Marietta
Okla
Oklahoma
Leo Hudgins
Mississippi
Kansas
Trowbridge
Greensburg
Kas
Hudgins
Standgins
Hatcherville
Oklo
Hotel greeters share smiling skills in convention
Baltimore May 23 hotel association leaders recount odd guest woes testing hospitality. Stories from Joy Moulton New York describe a guest waking amid a mattress swap to keep peaceful sleep. Allan G Hurst Chicago recalls mountain guests nine in a room.
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Sam Kendrick
Baltimore
Champion Wragters of America
Hotel Greeters Association
Aose
Hotel Association
Joy Moulton
New York
Hotel Carpenter
RB. D. McFadden
Allan G.hurst
Chicago
A. F
Tony) Spatafora
New Orleans
D. Wright
Baltimouve
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Kimon Gueoruieff
By Wade Werner
Associated Frese Foreign Staff
Bate
Bee
Wheeler
D. Harold Oliver
Desate
Elissa
Candi Elissa
Landi
John Cecil Lawrence
London
Norris
Blue Eagle
James Cope
Darcow
Dabate
Inquirers
Henry Harriman
Ber of Commerce
US States
Desperado
Wayne L. Hill
Benson
Louisiane Tech
Margaret Lawson
Vivian
Robles
NAVY
Tucson
Ariz
Jaresai
Joe Newton
Medford
Newton
Mexico
Sheriiff
Lou
Tuccson
Robles Ranch
Sasabe
Tull
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