Ransom Payment Deadline Nears In Parsons Kidnap Case
Relatives despair as the $25,000 ransom deadline nears for Mrs. Alice M Donnell Parsons who vanished last Wednesday on Long Island. Investigators questioned Countess Anna Bryaney and ex husband Alexandre Kuprianoff while police broadened the manhunt across New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut.
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Stony Brook
N. Y
William H. Parsons
Alice M Donnell Parsons
Long Island
New York
Anna Bryaney
Parsons
Pasons
Alexandre Kuprianiff
Huband
State Police
Iea
Kuprianoff
Brooklyn
London
Kuprian
Czty
Cleveland
Twever
Anna
Bridgeport
Roy
Youthful Thieves Put on Probation by City Judge
A group of youths aged 16 to 21 were placed on probation for a year by Judge Fahy at Indianapolis Municipal Court. Each received suspended sentences of 180 days and a $25 fine for offenses committed in the Flack area last week.
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Indianapolis
Flack
William J. Fahy
Dadiana Farm
Dowager Queen Marie of Romania Rumored to Have Cancer
Vienna dispatch reports unconfirmed Bucharest rumour that Dr Hans Eppinger denied Dowager Queen Marie of Romania is suffering from liver cancer. The claim described her condition as extremely critical and awaiting confirmation. The report cited medical assessment in Bucharest amid uncertainty.
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Vienna
Bucharest
Hans Eppinger
Nu Marie
Rumania
Daniel Bogdon Doubles Down Then Pleads Manslaughter
Indianapolis June 12 Bogdon first pleads not guilty to first degree murder in the street fight that left John Marco 37. He then changes to guilty of manslaughter and receives a 10 year sentence. Attorney Clyde Miller seeks to set aside the verdict and retry on first degree murder.
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Indianapolis
Daniel Bogdon
John Marco
Bogdon
Clyde Miller
Budget Balancing Tax Bill Planned in Congress
Washington reports a budget balancing tax bill to be drafted early next session. Leaders expect revisions to the corporate surplus tax, a broader income tax base, and elimination of nuisance taxes. Facing a projected deficit, the plan aims to raise revenue through taxation and economy. The joint congressional task force also plans to crack down on tax dodging by wealthy taxpayers.
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Washington
Congress
Goo HO
Roosevelt
Sinaie
Governor Fails To End Steel Strike In Indiana
Indianapolis reports Governor M. Townsend failed to quickly resolve a steel strike involving 10 000 workers in the Calumet region. Townsend met with steel officials and the strikers in his office and cited lack of a signed contract as the core issue. State officials stated talks could progress on wages and hours.
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Indianapolis
Jurce
Ster
Calumet
Indiana
M. Chitford Townsend
Townend
Thomas R. Hutson
Townsend
Indiana G A R Convenes Sunday Logansport Meeting
Few score of the Grand Army of the Republic veterans gathered in Logansport for the Indiana G A R encampment to continue through the week. The annual meeting will honor surviving members and auxiliary groups as a parade is planned for Wednesday at noon and Floyd Jellison will deliver the main address.
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Logansport
Indiana
Floyd Jellison
South Tendr
Senate backs 40 percent local relief cost requirement
Washington reports the Senate appropriations committee approved a plan mandating local communities cover 40 percent of non federal relief project costs. The move, 13 to 10, faced strong opposition from WPA Administrator Harry L Hopkins and could set a new official burden on states and municipalities for relief operations. The rule would apply to new projects after September 30, and debates over the exact percentage continue.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
WPA
Harry L. Hopkins
Atami
Congress
Federal Reef
Senate
Hopkins
Byrnes
South Carolina
Elks Club Flag Day Service Set for June 13
The Elks Club will observe Flag Day with a service on Sunday afternoon June 13 at two oclock at the club home on West Washington Street. The event is open to members and invited guests.
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Elks Club
West Wash Neton Street
Lucky Teter Rotary Speaker Captivates Local Audience
Automobilist Lucky Teter visited Tate to lecture on driving safety and stunt risks. Eldon Cox showcased life saving tubes and car manufacture with a Boone Tire Company demonstration. The event highlighted the dangers of careless driving and the value of safer tires and devices to reduce blowouts.
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Karl Teeny
Tate
Mr. T of
Noblesvill
Eight Executions Set For Moscow
Moscow reports eight Soviet military commanders were executed after a one day secret trial on charges of treason. The condemned include former Vice Commissar of War General Mikhail Tukhachevsky and seven others. The 1934 law precludes appeal and clemency.
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Moscow
Russia
Red Army
Mar‘Wint
Mikhail Tukhachevsky
Treasury arrests three narcotics peddlers in New York raid
Washington reports in New York City three alleged narcotics peddlers were arrested and $150,000 worth of drugs seized in a federal raid the largest in years. The Brook lyn operation dated June 12 involved multiple locations and reflects a major enforcement action. Amelia Earhart arrived at 5:50 p m local time in her equatorial world flight and planned to stay overnight. A Norwegian cruise ship collision near Aalesund Sound left the Stella Polaris and Nobel Ane at risk of sinking, with tourists witnessing a near disaster.
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Washington
Treasury Acente
New York City
Brooklyn
el Fashar
Sudan
Amelia Earhart
Bergen
Norway
Aalesund Sound
England Scores Victory Over Italy and Germany
London reports Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden secured a four power meeting draft demanding safety guarantees for foreign warships from Spanish loyalists and rebels. The agreement would let Italy and Germany rejoin the Non-Intervention scheme and be sent to the Neutrality Commission. In Bilbao rebel forces threaten to burn the city and target its Basque government, with comparable actions feared to mirror Guernica. Rebel planes reportedly damaged Sagunto as an unidentified warship loomed nearby, raising risk of a new international incident in Spanish waters.
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London
Anthony Eden
Italy
Germany
Neutrality Commission
Valencia
Burgos
Bilbao
Spain
Guernica
Balbao
Stock Market Hits New Lows Amid Mixed Trade
A 1920s style market note reports New York shares sliding to new lows for the year with some stabilization seen later. U.S. Steel declines sharply while Cheysia Consolidation and Pennsylvania R Rails show trading weakness as investors weigh conditions.
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New York
Cheysia
Pennselvania
U.S. Steel
Ulen Honor Day Club Sets Breakfast Lunch Plans
The Ulen Country Club designates a red letter day with a breakfast and lunch service at 11 45 a m Reservations to be made tonight. Lebanon player with the low net score will have his name engraved on the Alen Honor Day Plaque Golfing members eligible and scores counted whether in match play versus Franklin or other play. Hillview Country Club of Franklin visits for a 4 team match at 1 p m with forty golfers to be matched against Lebanon players Women are invited to attend the festivities
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Ulen
Aith II
Lebanon
Franklin
Hillview Country Club
Marr
Workers Drive Out Three CIO Organizers in Washington
In Washington Indiana on June 12 three Amalgamated Garment Workers Union organizers were expelled by about three hundred workers gathered in front of a hotel. Hugo Rasmunen Frank Kwallek and Mrs Otio Jennies were driven from town after locals protested interference with organizing. Police chief Harry Opal allowed investigators from the Labor Civil Liberties committee to proceed after credentials.
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Washington, Ind
Amalgamated Garment Workers Union
CIO
Labor Civil Liberties
Mittee
Nots
Hugo Rasmusen
Frank Kwallek
Otio Jennies
Harry Opal
la Follette Civil Libommittee
Senate weighs broad inquiry into industrial warfare and mail strike
Washington reports a twofold probe into industrial strife shifts toward a Senate inquiry on steel strike disorders and delivery discrimination in Ohio. Senators Bailey Bridges Guffey McKellar push witnesses from Republic Youngstown Sheet Tube and Insane Steel to testify about alleged post office refusals and bargaining breaches amid strike tensions.
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Washington
Ohio
Senate
Bailey
North Carolina
Senate Postoffice Committee
Postoffice Department
Youngstown
Warren
Niles
Bridges
New Hampshire
Guffey
Republic
Youngsdown Sheet & Tube
Insane Steel Companies
McKellar
DIC
Tennessee
Hey
Pat Tennon
Teel
Howes
Post Office
Aocedure
Hep
Ellenbogen
Pennsylvania
Republic Ad Midland Steel Corporations
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
National Labor Relations Act
Steel Workers Organizing Com Sitee
Congress
Senate Committee
House Labor
Contempt Citations in Muncie Deferred for Pay Plan
In Madison Circuit Court Anderson Indiana contempt citations against Muncie officials were held in abeyance while a financial plan is devised to pay 107000 dollars in back salaries to eight firemen discharged illegally seven years ago. The plan requires immediate payment of 1935 salaries totaling 12000 dollars and 1937 salaries totaling 6000 dollars with the remainder to be paid piecemeal. The eight firemen were discharged in 1980 by former mayor George Dale. The Supreme Court granted back pay and reinstatement.
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Anderson
Indiana
Muncie
Madison
Ing
Mune
Safety Board
George Dale
Supreme Court
Soldiers Police To Keep Order At Protest Meeting
Detroit reports Governor Murphy will deploy the 125th Infantry battalion and 100 state troopers to guard a huge union protest in a state park near Monroe. The governor warned labor missteps are illegal and ordered reserves to counter any disorder at the Sunday event. He will visit Monroe but not attend the meeting. The clash near Newton Steel left at least a dozen injured after vigilantes drove CIO pickets from the plant vicinity.
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Detroit
Mich
Frank Murphy
125Th Infantry
Monroe
CIO
Newton Steel Company
Homer Marin
United Automobile Workers Union
UAW
CLO
Republicans Seek Congress Probe Into Book Sales
Washington reports Republicans plan a inquiry into the Congressional Corrupt Practices Act violation claim over the sale of the Democratic De Luxe handbook by the committee. The financial report shows $165.90 net for three months ending May with major buyers including Walter P. Chrysler and Anheuser Busch. commissions went to George Sweeney of Gallagher Co.
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Washington
P. Sheil
New York
Snell
Roosevelt
Committee
Walter P. Chrysler
Joseph Schlitz Brewing Co
Milwaukee
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
St. Louis
George Sweeney
John B. Gallagher Co
Baltimore
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