U S MISSION TO STUDY ENGLAND TRADE UNION ACT
President Roosevelt announced a summer mission to England to study labor conditions and the British trade union act. He stressed the study is not to modify the U S National Labor Relations Act. The mission will include business and government representatives, with no confirmed roster yet.
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Washington
Roosevelt
England
Employm Bor
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
Lloyd K. Garrison
University of Wisconsin
Earmarking Relief Recovery Bills Sparks Senate Clash
Washington reports show Democrats clashing with Republicans over relief recovery funding rules. The Senate rejected banning WPA officials from political activity, while lawmakers argued over earmarking for public works programs. Barkley urged opposition to the amendment as party tensions rose during the session.
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Washington
Democratic Senate
WPA
Primary System Returns Spark Party Debate
Discussion centers on restoring a primary system for selecting candidates moving ahead of the 28 29 elections and Democratic convention influence in Indiana. Labor dislikes the change citing loss of governor hand picking power, while proposals push for a state operated social insurance and workers' compensation reforms.
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Ye Bor
Senate
Labor
Indorse, i
Ial
Copper Mines Close Pay Out Announced
Butte Montana June 3 All Anaconda Copper Company mines except the Emma which is getting out manganese and zinc were closed today for a 90 day shutdown due to surplus stocks. Smelters at Great Falls and Anaconda also closed. The closures leave about 400 of Butte's 7 000 mines idle with 2000 idle at Great Falls and 1500 at Anaconda. A company announced a 10 percent reduction in the salvage of all employees earning over 100 monthly.
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Butte
Mont
Anaconda Copper Company
Emma
Great Falls
Anaconda
New State Prison Considered for Nonpunitive Reform
Indianapolis June 9 Officials discuss creating a penal institution to rehabilitate inmates with low risk of escape. Estimated cost about 2 million dollars, on southern Indiana land. It would emphasize industrial training, environmental guidance, and would house inmates from nearby facilities in temporary quarters. If approved, early inmate selection could aid construction.
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Indianapolis
Thurman A. Gottachalk
Indiana
Gottschalk
Reformatory
State Welfare Department
State Farm
Court ruling grants mileage fees to Hamilton County sheriffs
Noblesville Ind June 3 Judge Cassius M Gentry of Hamilton County circuit court rules sheriffs are entitled to mileage fees for serving legal papers. The decision contradicts Attorney General Omer S Jackson who argued the six cent per mile allowance should not be paid to counties of similar population.
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Noblesville
Ind
Cassius M. Gentry
Hamilton County
Omer S. Jackson
Eight Candidates File Statements in County Race
Eight candidates filed itemized expense accounts with Boone Circuit Court by June 2 in compliance with state election laws. Filers include Paul Smith Center trustee 7.75 John W Hornaday judge 135 Ruel H Cain clerk of Circuit Court 25.95 Edward Gullion judge 4 53 Russell Essex Sheriff 16.50 George G Canada Jackson trustee 5.50 Joseph P LaBelle Center trustee 7.50 and Omer W Small Center assessor 7.95.
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Bing
The
Mary
Boone Circuit Court
Paul Smith
Center
John W. Hornaday
Ruel H. Cain
Circuit Court
Edward €. Gullion
Russell Essex
George G. Canada
Jackson
Joseph P. LaBelle
Omer W. Small
Trunk murder probe widens as police seek suspect
Syracuse police hunt a unemployed telegraph operator, Larry Gassney also known as Larry Gough, in connection with the brutal killing of 48 year old Mrs Laura Krenrich. Her body was found bound in blankets in a cedar chest at her home, death listed as a fractured skull. Investigators check address book and questioned a furniture dealer who reported Gassney's sudden visit.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Jane
Laura Krenrich
Blue black caps replace campaign hats for prison guards
Michigan City June 3 guards at the state prison will wear blue black caps instead of campaign hats as part of new uniforms. Warden Alfred F Dowd states the change mirrors other state facilities and improves summer wear. Five additional guards will be on duty in a few days as security follows recent escapes of convicts.
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Michigan City
Ind
LSO
Bible Coy
Alfred F. Dowd
Dowd
Waren
Death toll in mine blast climbs to ten
Pittston, June 3. Pennsylvania's second mine disaster within a month leaves 10 dead and six injured, two critically, as state and federal mine inspectors begin a probe into the Volpe mine explosion thought caused by coal gas.16 men entrapped were accounted for last night.
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Pittston
Pennsylvania
Priest slain in rectory murder shocks town
Rev Charles Rinig and housekeeper Miss Rice were attacked in the rectory last night. A masked assailant beat and shot the priest, killing him, as Miss Rice fought back and sustained head injuries. Town marshal Kuhne reported the killer fled after the struggle. wallet left untouched. Police weigh robbery as motive. Miss Rice aided by neighbors and a physician.
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Sunet
Charles Rinig
Rinig
Acd
Emig
Irvin Kubiieviet
Atherton
Rick
Miss Rice
Kuhne
iHe
Father Binig
Ate Mart
Albert Hine Injured After Fall From Roof
Albert Hine of Whitestown suffered minor injuries to his right leg arm and head after falling ten feet from a roof at the EBA Williams home while stringing telephone wires He was unconscious briefly and received medical care from a Whitestown doctor.
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Albert Hine
Whitestown
EBA
Williams
Salvation Army Opens Drive Here in Lebanon
The Kick Off luncheon for the local Salvation Army drive drew nineteen guests at Wheeler's blue room with Ernest Stewart presiding. Captain Paul Robb, Lebanon, urged public subscriptions while noting the Army's 73 year history and 12,000,000 members. Speakers praised the Army’s flood relief work and its financing model enabling aid without general appeals. Eleanor Robb entertained with two songs as applause followed.
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Salvation Army
Wheeler
Lebanon
Ernest Stewart
Stewart
Ian
Admy
Paul Robb
Anders
Watc
William Booth
Army of Tolay
Prince of Peace
Robb
Rush Stevenson
Richard Adney
Maurice Barr
Earl Darnell
Louis Sterling
Eleanor Robb
US asks halt to bombing of civilians abroad
The American government issued an urgent statement approved by President Roosevelt and Acting Secretary Sumner Welles calling on military forces in Spain and China to stop indiscriminate aerial bombing of civilians. The move condemns Japan and Axis aid to Franco and follows a morning conference with Roosevelt. Hull is away giving a speech in Nashville.
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Washington
Spain
China
Roosevelt
Summer Welles
Japan
Franc
Welles
United States
Hull
Nashville
Tenn
U. S
Summer school to open next Monday
Lebanon senior high school will open summer sessions Monday June 6 at 8 am in the building. Principal Thomas L. Christian announced all courses include mathematics and a few other subjects. Students should apply with Principal Christian over the weekend or report to his office Monday morning. He will supervise the program.
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Lebanon Senior High School
Thomas L. Christian
Christian
Shirley Temple Tours Grand Canyon Vacation Plans
Shirley Temple viewed the Grand Canyon of the Colorado with her parents and party at Grand Canyon Arizona on June 3. The group did not descend to the river, and plans include Bryce National Park Utah and a lunch with President Roosevelt at the White House during a cross country vacation tour.
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Grand Canyon
Ariz
Shirley Temple
Colorado
George Temple
Temple
Bryce National Park
Utah
White House
Roosevelt
House Slates 10 Pass Housing Bill
Washington June 3 The House was slated to pass an administration bill permitting immediate inauguration of an 800 million low cost housing and slum clearance program. It would speed construction in cities nationwide and abandon parts of the Wagner Steagall act. The measure raises the U S housing authority bond limit to 800 million and annual federal subsidies to 40 million while waiving local 10 percent cost requirements. Party lines were split on the final provisions.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
U. S. Housing Authority
National and World Briefs From June 3
Senator Logan of Kentucky blamed the Federal Reserve Board for the current business slump during Senate sessions. Mexico City eased religious persecution in Tabasco as churches were ordered to reopen. James Dalhover and Al Brady defense teams planned to take the case to the U S Supreme Court to block electrocution. SEC Chair Douglas proposed a general recapitalization to erase over 432 million dollars in unpaid preferred stock dividends in utilities. Aviators completed a flight in the Gugga flying boat from Honolulu to Dutch New Guinea, setting a California to Hawaii speed record. George Bugs Moran and eight others were indicted for a 1 million dollar counterfeiting scheme in Chicago.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Logan DI
Senate
William O. Douglas
SEC
Honolulu
Honolulu Harbor
Dutch New Guinea
San Diego
Lebanon to Get 365 From Excise Funds
Indianapolis June 9 reports from the State Alcoholic Beverages Commission show six months' permits ending April yielded 885 151. Cities and counties receive 400 897, school units 204 859, and the state's general fund 270 594. Lebanon will receive 365.
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Indianapolis
Ind
State Alcoholic Beverages Commission
Commission of Thin Sum
Lebanon
Kidnaping Probe Progress Hinted by Blood Clue Found
Princeton Florida June 3 United States Naval fliers joined the search for five year old Jimmy Cash Jr a blood stained cloth found on a pit side south of Tavernier noted as a new clue G man headquaters chief J Edgar Hoover flew from Miami to direct the inquiry while Arthur Rutzen in charge there refused to confirm a confession or reveal progress amid mob fear and continued searches.
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Princeton
Fla
United States Naval Fliers
Confs
Hos
G-men
Miami
Arthur G. Rutzen
Jimmy Cash
Rutzen
Hogar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Tenure action heard in Boone Circuit Court
Mrs Zella McBride sues Washoe Township of Boone County claiming denial of a teaching contract for the 1937 38 era under the teacher tenure law. Judge John W Hornaday heard the case as briefs are pending and the US Supreme Court ruling on tenure law guides proceedings. This is the first such suit in the area with similar actions elsewhere in Indiana.
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Washington
Boone Circuit
John W. Hornaday
Zella Me
Washool Township
Boone County
McBride
Eton
United States Supreme Court
U S. Court
Indiana Supreme Court
Mere M.buide
New
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Township & Smith
Bricle Ngton
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