Senate Chiefs Back Cash Bonus Fight Amid Veto Warnings
Senate leaders aim to approve a full soldiers cash bonus next week despite presidential veto warnings. They debate Patman versus Vinson plans, with administration backing Hogan inflation measures as leverage. The NHA extension and the social security bill loom after the bonus vote, shaping this week’s agenda.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Vinson
Matty
Senate Finance Committee
Radicals and conservatives in Washington dueling for power
In Washington a split forms among factions around President Roosevelt with radicals clashing over strategy and conservatives failing to unite. Huey Long and Father Coughlin exert influence while political players like La Follette, Olson, and Mincis maneuver, aiming to shape the New Deal ahead of 1936. The piece notes infighting, power plays, and cautious moves by both left and right as the Roosevelts seek stability.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Father Coughlin
Detroit
Wrest
Hues Long
Hin
National Union For Social Justice
Faled
Hueyim
Father Coughtin
Line Faroess
Mohday Association
Way
Progressive Party
Li Follettes
Wis- HN
Robert
Phil
Mincis EL
Floyd Olson
Minnesota
Pho
Pires
Lung
Volcano Activity At Mt Ararat Spurs Quake Fear
Reports from Istanbul describe Mt Ararat near the Armenian plateau showing volcanic activity as violent quakes spread fear across Turkey. The toll rises to about 2,000 dead or injured with 1,600 houses destroyed and 25 villages wiped out, while thousands shelter in tents amid cold.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Mt. Ararat
Digor
Java
Tass
Moscow
Teheran
Tran
Mazanderan
Government salaries exceed ten thousand dollars in civil service
The United States government payroll reveals 989 salaries at or above 10000 yearly and 7223 between 5000 and 10000. The president earns 73000, chief justice 20500, eight associate justices 20000, and other top posts include Governor General Frank Murphy at 18000 and Vice President Garner, Speaker Burns, and cabinet members at 15000.
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Washington
United States
Securities Commiss
Canifol
Frank Murphy
Philippine Islands
Garner
Burns
Blanton Winship
Puerto Rico
J. R. Hayden
Philippines
Leaders Watch Court on NRA Future
Congressional leaders split over the NRA’s fate as Saturday’s outlook leaned toward the Supreme Court justices for guidance on potential limits to the new Dive Eagle. Signals suggested Congress might delay final action on an extension until the court rules on constitutionality, a move seen as speedily unlikely yet possible.
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Washington
NRA
Supreme Court
High Court
MNRA
Congress
Japs Not Involved In Rebellion In Philippines
Acting Governor General Joseph R. Hayden said the Philippine government has no suspicion that the Japanese are implicated in the Sakdalista rebellion which claimed 60 lives. He noted insular officials discussed extraditing Benigno Ramos, who was in Tokyo claiming leadership, while Japanese leaders said he had no contact with the government. Ramos sought moral support, denying any effort to obtain arms.
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Manila
Sanday
Joseph R. Hayden
Insular
Benigno Ramos
Tokyo
Sakdalista Party of the Philippines
Hayden
Menila
New Iowa Beer Law Signed by Governor Herring
Des Moines reports the new Iowa beer law bans sale or delivery of beer from 1 a.m. to 6 a.m. daily and prohibits Sunday sales. Governor Clyde L. Herring signed the act Saturday, with the measure taking effect upon publication planned immediately.
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Des Moines
jPi
Iowa
Clyde L. Herring
Community Association Arranges Four Concerts
La Crosse Community Concert Association reports 557 memberships secured for next season and four concerts arranged. Featured artists include Nathan Milstein violinist Guiomar Novaes pianist Rose Marie Brancato soprano and the Russian Imperial Singers.
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la Crosse
Two Firemen Die In Albany Crash At Three-Way Intersection
Two firemen were killed and four injured when a pamp er truck and a battalion chief’s car collided and overturned at a three way street intersection in Albany Saturday. The dead were Captain Frank P. Miller, 48, and Thomas Rogers. The crash halted emergency operations as investigators examined the wreck and interviewed witnesses.
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Albany
Frank P. Miller
Thomas
Rogera
Legal Experts Battling Relief Plan Problems
Washington State and federal officials faced delays in Roosevelt s four billion dollar works program as a corps of legal experts was called in. Issues include rural electrification policy, resettlement land purchases, drafting executive orders, and defining fund distribution formulas. Springfield pickets demand relief stations stay open amid a shrinking state aid system and possible county relief cuts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Potomac
Rural Electrification Division
Ickes
Frank C. Walker
Harry L. Hopkins
Springfield
Illinois Workers Alliance
Hamm Ransom Money With Drawn Into Federal Reserve
Approximately $65,000 of William Hamm ransom has reached the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank. Washington officials attribute the St Paul brewer kidnapping on June 15 1934 to the Barker Karpis gang not the Roger Touhy gang. The Bremer ransom also appears to have moved through Chicago, Toledo and Cleveland as police probe the case.
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Paul
Minn
William Hamm
Chicago
Federal Reserve Bank
Department of Justice
Washington
Barker-Karpis
Roger Touhy
St. Paul Brewer
Harry Sawyer
St. Paul
Fingerman
Edward G. Bremer
Cleveland
Toledo
Bremer
Republicans and Radicals Attacked by Robinson in Debate
Pittsburgh notes Senator Robinson, Democratic floor leader, charged an unholy absence between old line Republicans and radicals to harass the administration during a two man Debates. He said the United States is well on the road to industrial recovery after Senator Dickinson, Iowa, earlier warned of under Roosevelt a loss of security.
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Pittsburgh
Senate
Robinson
United States
Arkansas
Dickinson
Russians Reveal Aerial Strength Hail French Pact
The Soviet Union disclosed it has over 3,000 military aircraft with more than 800 in the Far East, and tens of thousands paraded in major cities including 500 in Moscow. Soviet media praised the Franco Soviet pact while warning of war risks and inviting Poland Germany and Baltic states to join.
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Soviet Union
Moscow
Russia
Far East
Vasily Blucher
Chita
Blucher
Za Industrializatzia
League Council
Pravda
Communist Party
Poland
Germany
Finland
Latvia
Frank Announces Snell Dismissal at Wisconsin Extension
President Glenn Frank of the University of Wisconsin says Chester D. Snell, dean of the extension division, has been dismissed for personal quality and method shortcomings that handicapped his usefulness, not due to Milwaukee center issues.
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Madison
Wis
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Chester D. Snell
University Extension Division
Milwaukee Center
Amelia Delays Takeoff On Flight To New York
Amelia Earhart aborts planned non stop flight to New York due to bad weather. She returns her red monoplane to the hangar and says she will depart without notice when conditions improve.
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Amelia
New York
Mexico
D. F—14
Amelia Earhart
Flyer Killed In California Plane Crash Fire
Campbell aged 34 died in a plane wreck when the aircraft caught fire during a grain field dusting over Lindsay California. The flyer was killed Saturday in the blaze, with authorities reporting a sudden in flight fire.
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Flyer
Calif
Campbell
Lindsay Flyer
Fatally Burned Prankien Wisconsin Tragedy
A cleaning fluid explosion fatally burned 23 year old Mrs Claire Vandewater of Prankien Wisconsin and severely injured her mother Mrs Myrtle Miller. The incident occurred Saturday and left the mother not expected to survive the injuries. Authorities described a pan of cleaning fluid as the ignition source and continue investigations.
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Claire Vandewater
Myrtle Miller
Indictment in Robles kidnapping caseaverages in Arizona
The U S government obtained one indictment on Saturday in the Robles kidnapping probe. Oscar H Robson former night club operator is charged with mailing threatening ransom notes. The grand jury was ordered to continue its desert investigation amid dispute over payments and connections. The case has sparked a manhunt and widespread local activity across the Southwest, including Gallup New Mexico and Tucson Arizona. Municipal and federal authorities continue to pursue leads and potential further indictments.
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Tucson
Actz
Little June Robles
Oscar H
Buster) Robson
Robson
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Albert M. Sames
Grand Jury
Hoover
Robles
Chicago
Southwest
Gallup
N. M
New York
Philadelphia
C. R. McIntosh
Robert Minor
Daily Worker
David Levinson
Minor
Levinson
Oscar H. Robson
Ariz
Little June Rables
Liberal leaders push idea of a liberal third party in 1936
Seventy five left wingers from twelve states met in secret to discuss forming a national liberal third party aimed at splitting the Democratic and Republican vote in 1936. The group, led by Rep George Schneider, included socialists technocrats democrats Republicans progressives and farmer laborers. They criticized both major parties and planned another Chicago meeting in June to seek more concrete action.
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Washington
Chicago
George Schneider
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Maryland
Pace
300 CCC Youths Continue Search For Missing Juneau County Girl
Hundreds of CCC youths in khaki uniforms carried lanterns on a 24 hour search through northern Juneau county woods for 18 month old Thelma Wilke who vanished Friday while following her mother toward a neighboring farm. Forest workers combed sandhills and pools, aided by additional crews from Camp Finley as a red knitted cap found in a thicket confirmed the child's identification.
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Manston
Wis
CCC
Lanttern
Thelma Wilke
Juneau County
Forest Corps
Camp Finley
Stanley Wilke
New Miner
Cel Pnuel
Hawks Sets Record For Lima-Colon Hop
Colonel Frank Hawks landed at France field at 2 p m Saturday, finishing from Lima Peru in 10 hours 27 minutes. He announced plans to depart Sunday on a 1936 international air race route through North and South America, aiming to reach Los Angeles after stops at Guatemala City, Mexico City and Nogales Arizona. He averaged 209 miles an hour for the Lima flight, beating records from Buenos Aires to Panama held by government pilots.
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Colon
Panama
Frank Hawks
France Field
Lima
Peru
North
South America
Los Angeles
Guatemala City
Mexico City
Nogales
Ariz
Buenos Aires
Plane Found Crashed With 7 Persons Dead
A Junkers passenger plane missing four days was located near the Czech border, with all seven aboard killed. Among the dead was Major General Hovering of the German regular army, his wife and child. The air ministry announced the crash on Saturday night.
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Berlin
Junkers
Air Ministry
Hovering
Beige
Luther College Band Plays Here Today In Riverside Park
The Luther College Band of Decorah Iowa under Professor Carlo A Sperati performs this afternoon at Riverside park starting at 3 o clock. Hosted by Our Savior's Lutheran church Men's club the concert is sponsored by the city park board through the Riverside park entertainment fund. The band includes Seven players and features a program of classical and light selections.
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Luther College
Decorah
Iowa
Carlo A. Sperati
Riverside Park
of Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
City Park Board
Ex Juvenile Star Jackie Coogan's Father Killed in Crash
San Diego area wreck killed John Coogan Sr father of Jackie Coogan and wounded Jackie's brother Robert Coogan. Durkin and Homer Jones among the dead. Patricia Ellis and a priest attended the scene. Jackie Coogan Jr survived with injuries after the car rolled four times off a roadside embankment near Pine Valley California.
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San Diego
Calif
Pi— Fi
Jacks Coogan
Coogan
Sihe
St Diego
John Coogan
O& Jackie
Junior Durkin
Robert Horner
Los Angeles
Charlies Jones
Coogan Ranch
Pine Valley
Jackie Cooga
Charlie Chaplin
Buibank
Patricia Ellis
Jackie
M. E. Magee
Durkin
Homera Jones
Peiser Coogan
Hollywood
Jack Coogan
Robert Coogan
Annette Kellerman
Robert
Miss Kellerman
Toledo Chevrolet Plant Group Votes to Return to Work
About 1,600 independently organized Toledo Chevrolet plant workers met Saturday night and approved a secret ballot on company proposals to end the local strike. The Toledo action, led by the UAW Federal union, has put 2,300 local workers out of work and affected roughly 93,000 auto employees nationwide. The plant produces transmissions.
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Teledo, O
Toledo
Chevrolet
United Automobile Workers’ Federal Union
Mondavi Man Killed In Creamery Accident
Mondavi Wis. Henry Robinson age 62 died and grandson Arnold Beckem 13 injured when clothing caught in a whirling shaft at Mondavi Dairymen association creamery. They were cleaning a ceiling on scaffolding when the boy’s clothes caught. Robinson tore him free but his clothing caught and he was fatally entangled before help arrived. The boy had chest injuries and a broken arm.
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Mondavi
Wis
Henry Robinson
Arnold Beckem
Robinson
Canada Protests Seizure of Motor Ship Accurat e
The federal government announced protests over the seizure of the British motor ship Accurate and the arrest of nine crew members on charges of conspiracy to violate the tariff act and mugging alcohol.
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Boston
Doana
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Power Policy Commission
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