Roosevelt Promises Continuation Of Common Man Efforts
President Roosevelt, aboard the Roosevelt train en route to Dallas, pledged to continue efforts to solve economic and social problems under the constitution's broad purposes. He spoke to a Little Rock crowd after a Texas tour stop, urging action on prices, wages, labor, and fair competition as part of a national program.
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Texas
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Ind
George Rogers Clark
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Little Rock
Driver Arrested After Wreck Near Fox Farm
Leo Schrader of near Logan was arrested by State Patrol after a wreck on Route 31 near the Fox Farm. Schrader’s car sideswiped another vehicle as he tried to pass, coming just after he and his brother bought the car. A hearing is set this afternoon before Mayor Fitzgerald.
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Logan
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Leo
Fitzgerald
Beaver Auto Store Opens in Logan on Friday
Grand opening of Beaver Auto Store at 40 South Street near Gas Company location in Logan. C. M. Graddy owns and operates the home owned outlet, pledging low prices by tying to Beaver Auto Supply Co of Columbus to offer same prices as regular Beaver stores.
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Columbus
Divorce Granted to Neal Shaw in Pleas Court
Neal Shaw of 196 E. Hunter Sr. was granted a divorce this morning in Pleas Court by Judge Harry Whitcraft from Rosa B. Shaw on adultery grounds. Custody of four minor children awarded to Shaw and he was to be vested with all rights dower and all real estate held by the plaintiff.
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E. Hunter Sr
M Pleas Court
Hary Whitcraft
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Spanish Socialist Leader Antonio Romano Assassinated
Antonio Romano aged 62, president of the Malaga provincial parliament and leading socialist, was assassinated today in Malaga Spain. The Associated Press reports the event from Madrid with details pending.
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Alexander H. Uhl
Associated Press
Madrid
Antonio Romano
Malaga
Leftist factions clash as rightist revolt claimed in seven provinces
Street fighting erupts between socialist and syndicalist factions within the governing left coalition. Government reports crackdown on a Rightist movement in seven provinces. An unidentified assailant fired on President Romano. Ecorse mayor Voisine hides after death threat claims by Black Legion amid anti crime drive. Malaga paralyzed by general strike as Premier Casares Quiroga tightens controls. Over 110000 farmers in Ma province vote for higher prices and higher wages for farm workers. Francisco Lopis says the Rightist campaign planned for seven sections.
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Badoglio to Lead Italian Defenses amid Mussolini Move
Rome June 11 The rise of Marshal Pietro Badoglio to command all Italian defense forces was predicted as Mussolini reappointed him chief of staff. Badoglio, conqueror of Ethiopia, leaves viceroy post to resume army leadership. Graziani named viceroy of Ethiopia, Badoglio made Duke of Addis Ababa.
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Italy
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East African Empire
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Victor Emanuel
Addis Ababa
Illegal operation ends life of Indiana girl
Hamilton Ohio June 11 AP Butler county authorities investigate the death of 16 year old Ethel Crouch of Rushville Indiana. The coroner reports the girl was the victim of an illegal operation. Peritonitis is listed as the cause of death. The coroner asked the prosecutor to contact Rushville relatives and police about the possible surgery being performed there. The girl had lived with a sister in Hamilton for the past month and refused to name the operator.
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E. E. Cook
Tigers Manager Mickey Cochrane Faces Surgery
Detroit reports manager Mickey Cochrane will undergo an operation on Monday and may miss the rest of the season for the Detroit Tigers.
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Detroit Tigers
Leaders Deny Safe Peace in Remington Rand Strike
Ilion New York June 11 AP Union leaders in the Remington Rand strike dispute a company statement about a settlement. They say the fight has just begun and only a few workers have returned to the reopened plants in Ilion Syracuse and Tonawanda. James H Rand reports 1411 employees back at two Ilion plants and over half at Tonawanda with all at Marietta Ohio back to work.
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Remington- Rand, Inc
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Syracuse
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Marietta, Ohio
Electrical Storm Sweeps Mid-South Destroys Crops
A fierce wind, dust, hail and rain swept through east Arkansas, Tennessee, north Mississippi and north Alabama, damaging crops worth about 135 million dollars. The storm caused two direct deaths and two indirect deaths with hundreds of dollars in damage, halting relief with a forecast of general rains bringing hope to farmers.
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Mid-South
Arkansas
Tennessee
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Alabama
GOP Platform Emerges From Sub Committee
The Republican platform surfaced from the resolutions subcommittee in Cleveland as Landon gains most changes. The draft excludes a constitutional minimum wage plank but adds civil service protection ideas and a pay as you go social security policy while maintaining a strong states rights line across social security farm and unemployment relief.
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Landon
Senate
Coal output drops in U S week ended June 6
National Coal Association estimates 6.59 million net tons produced in the United States for the week ending June 6, down from 8.679 million tons a year earlier. The report covers bituminous coal and compares current output with the same week in 1935.
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New York
United States
National Coal Association
Ohio Finishes First REA Project in Ohio
The first rural electrification project nears completion in Ohio in Miami and Shelby counties. Meters will be installed and power, billed on a cooperative basis, will be turned on. A power substation near Piqua light plant is ready. Estimated costs run to 309000 in Shelby and 221000 in Miami with 345 miles of lines in Shelby and 240 in Miami.
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Columbus
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Shelby Counties
Ohio Farm Bureau
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Shelby County
Jerusalem Isolated After Line Sabotage
Jerusalem again was cut off from Palestine and the world when vandals severed telephone and telegraph lines last night, isolating the city. Palcor Agency reported the outage disrupted communications with surrounding areas and beyond.
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Palestine
Dodgers Official Says Mungo Not On Market Now
Cincinnati dispatch reports Brooklyn Dodgers business manager John Gorman stating pitcher Van Lingle Mungo is not on the market at present and would not be traded imminently. The remarks were made in Cincinnati on June 11.
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John Gorman
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Wheat Still Has Chance Prospects Tied to Rain
Ohio State University agronomy and horticulture specialists warned that most crops are from fair to poor due to dry weather. They noted wheat quality is good but straw is short, oats are severely damaged, and corn delays persist. Rainy conditions in the near future could improve berries and fruit yields, especially raspberries.
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J. B. Park
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Park
F. H. Beach
South
Governor Davey Refuses Pardon For Escaped Slayer Denner
Governor Martin L Davey declined a wife's plea to pardon John Denner who escaped from the Roseville brick plant of Ohio Penitentiary on Oct 11 1930 and was recaptured April 29 in Sycamore Illinois Denner had a life sentence for first degree murder and later married near De Kalb Illinois after his escape Denner had previously served time for burglary larceny horse stealing forgery and murder related offenses.
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Martin L. Davey
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John W. Bainter
Fayette County
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Black Legion inquiry probes reach Detroit plants
Detroit investigators detained five men tied to a Black Legion intelligence squad as the group allegedly burned the home of a suspected Communist. Frank Rice of Packard Motor Car was identified among foremen at two other plants. Roy Hepner, also claimed by the defense as a squad member, testified before Judge James E. Chenot’s grand jury.
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Robert Penland
Frank Rice
Packard Motor Car Co
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James E. Chenct
Forest fire threatens Canadian mining town of Annox
Forest fires near vanished floods threaten Annox in northern British Columbia with evacuations possible for about 200 residents. Smoke hangs over a dozen coastal sectors while ships stand by to ferry people as poles collapse cutting communications.
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Annox
British Columbia
Alaska
Twon
Diamond cutters strike in Antwerp and Liege
Fresh stoppages hit 800 diamond cutters in Antwerp and 3000 miners in Liege in sympathy with a 10,000 dock workers walkout as shipping embargoes continued.
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Antwerp
Liege
Favorite Sons Leave Field as Landon Leads in RNC
At Cleveland convention June 11, Gov. Harry W. Nice of Maryland withdraws as favorite son candidate urging Alf Landon be nominated by acclamation. Knox and Vandenberg discussed for vice president. Borah hints on campaigning but uprises with the platform as the base. The fifth session recesses as platform work continues.
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Harry W. Nice
Maryland
Alf M. Landon
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Illinois
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
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Sunflower
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Senator Borah Backs $60 Months Pension for Older Adults
Senator Borah said he supported a $60 monthly pension for people over 60. He spoke to reporters while discussing Republican platform plans and noted he had not participated in social security plank talks but favored an old age pension proposal.
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Policy committee ends with stalled wage amendment debate
The policy sub-committee exhausted after long hours left no direct call to restore the gold standard or recommend a constitutional amendment on state minimum wage. Governor Landon’s views were obtained but overridden. Borah secured a declaration against joining the League of Nations or world court and pushed to attack monopoly problems.
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Borah
League of Nations
World Court
Republican Convention Closes In On London Knox Ticket
The Republican convention moved toward nominating London and Knox for the campaign to unseat the New Deal, signaling a unified ticket to challenge the administration.
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Cleveland
County Home Inspected as Road Rights of Way Move Forward
Hocking County Commissioners conducted their routine inspection of the county home. Commissioner Emanuel Wolfe reported slow progress on securing rights of way for state highway takeover, with opposition from landowners who want compensation. No roads are yet fully cleared.
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Emanuel Wolfe
State Highway Department
Roads Repaired From Frost Damage In Ohio
State Highway Director John Jr. said 2250 of more than 3000 miles damaged by frost and floods this winter have been repaired. Gov. Martin L. Davey praised the department and said it is a saying that all roads under the department’s vision were brought to their 1935 standards.
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John Jr
Martin L. Davey
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