Waleys plead not guilty to 10 kidnap charges in federal case
Harmon Waley and wife Margaret pleaded not guilty in Tacoma to kidnapping the nine year old George Weyherhauser as authorities seek William Mahan and press state charges. Bail set at 100000 on conspiracy count with no bail on kidnapping. Prosecutor vows to pursue state death penalty if federal case fails. Await grand jury indictments determine further federal action.
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Tacoma
Wash
Washington
Harmon M. Waley
Margaret
George Weyerhaeuser
Department
Montana
Canada
William Mahan
Waleys
Salt Lake City
George
Blanchard
Spirit Lake
Idaho
J. P. Weyerhaeuser, Jr
Mahan
Pierce County
Harry H. Johnston
Julius Thulin
Margaret Waley
Thulin
St. Ogden
Utah
Butte
Mont
Third Party Move Seen By Labor Leaders
In St Paul June 13 AP reports a coalition of Farmer-Labor, Trade Unionist and Socialist leaders backing a 1936 third party. Howard Williams calls a Chicago convention July 5 and 6 to unite 150 200 union and farm leaders with third party congressmen to plan a national ticket. He notes inflation may boost third party bids from the Midwest and even balance power if Republicans gain on Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Farmer-Laborite
Wisconsin LaFollette Progressives
Nebraska
Howard
Williams
Chicago
Congress
Midwest
Judge Dismisses Challenge to Republic Corrigan Merger
Federal Judge Fred M. Raymond signed a decree dismissing a petition to block the 336 million dollar merger of Republic and Corrigan McKinney Steel. The decree follows a May 3 Cleveland ruling and original copies were sent to Cleveland.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Fred M. Raymond
Republic
Corrigan-McKinney Steel Companies
Raymond
Cleveland
Ohio towns win access to license and gas tax revenues
Ohio municipalities gain authority to divert automobile license fees and gasoline tax receipts for general operations. The Supreme Court upheld legality of padlocking bootlegging establishments and banning slot machines in liquor venues. The Lanaster case against Stone Grill and the Franklin County rulings on Gambling device bans were left unresolved.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio
Supreme Court
Toledo
Odo
Wesley S. Thurston
Lucas County
Fairfield County
Lancaster
Stone Grill Company
Franklin County
Mquor Control Department
Ray A. Norwood
Skit Game Association of Ohio
John Hughes
Pacific Clipper Nearing Honolulu
The Pan American clipper neared Honolulu on a voyage halfway across the Pacific. A six man crew tested equipment amid a 36 mile per hour cross wind in hopes of weather to validate trans Pacific flight plans for the summer.
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Alameda
Calif
Pacific
Pan American
Honolulu
Second tooth at 5 days for Linton girl Nicoleta Collas
At age five days Nicoleta Collas daughter of a Linton restaurant owner is cutting her second tooth according to AP reporting from Linton Indiana dated June 13.
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Linton, Ind
Tiny Nicoleta Collas
Linton
Dispute Nears End in South American Chaco
War weary troops in the Chaco celebrate news of a protocol aiming to halt fighting at noon tomorrow. Bolivia and Paraguay to ratify within 10 days. a 12 day truce possible if congresses approve. Foreign ministers Elio and Riart signed for their nations at the Bolivian president’s Buenos Aires ceremony.
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Chaco
South America
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Peru
Tomas M. Elio
Bolivia
Luis Riart
Paraguay
Casa Rosada
Agustin P. Justo
Potatoes Sell At Ten Cents A Barrel In Maine
In Fort Fairfield Maine potatoes part of the Maine potato empire sold for as low as 10 cents per barrel today as growers sought to unload surplus. Starch factories offered 15 cents a barrel, while storage costs cut into potential profits.
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Fort Fairfield
Maine
Wiley Post Cancels Stratosphere Flight Takeoff
Burbank California June 13 Wiley Post aborts planned Winnie Mae flight to New York due to ignition trouble in the famous airplane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Calif
Wiley Post
New York
Winnie Mae
Sun Glow adds storage space at factory plant
Sun Glow Furniture adds two new extensions to the plant. One on the southwest side and another on the northwest side to increase storing capacity and keep production steady. Harold Zeeg says workers build during slack season before July orders. completion is in three to four weeks.
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Sun Glow Furniture
Harold Zeeg
Police question suspect in nightclub murder case
Chicago police questioned James Sikakis 25 who admitted he was the Jimmy who accompanied Tony Madona when Celia Mac Venable a nightclub hostess was shot in a north side hotel. Also in custody were Ruth Gilmore 26 Mary Hahn 24 and Jackie Hammer 24 for questioning.
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Chicago
James Sikakis
Jimmy
Tony Madona
Celia Mac Venable
North Side
Ruth Gilmore
Marie Norris
Jackie Hammel
Mary Hahn
Sikakis
Madona
Rechecking ID in Green Springs car fire case
Insurance investigators recheck identification of a body found in a burning automobile near Green Springs on March 3. The body was identified as Bernard A. Young, a Green Springs banker, and County Coroner Perry T. Perrin said the case would not be reopened unless new evidence emerges.
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Tiffin
Insurance Company
Green Springs
Perry T. Perrin
Bernard A. Young
China Will Accept Only Part Of Jap Demands In North
Nanking June 13 China will accept some broad conditions for North China settlement but rejects more detailed Japanese demands. War minister Ho Ying-chin instructed to respond in writing, with sensitive points to be presented through diplomatic channels to the Japanese ambassador in Nanking. Main items include withdrawal of government troops north of the Yellow River and abolition of Kuomintang bodies in Hopei, the Peiping military council branch, and the political council.
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A. P
Nanking
China
Ho Ying-Chin
Japan
North China
Kuomintang
Government Party
Central Political Council
North
Yellow River
Hopei
Military Council
Political Council
Aimee McPherson Returns From World Tour
Aimee Semple McPherson returns from a world tour with 250 new hymns an opera and a new book. She rejects a possible fourth marriage saying jamais encore and foresees a tremen dous religious sweep ahead.
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Gospel Leader
New York
Aimee Semple McPherson
Los Angeles
Four Square Gospel Temple
Union Furnace Woman Mae McManus Dies by Her Own Hand
In ill health for months 42 year old Mae McManus wife of James McManus took her life at the family home one mile north of Union Furnace. Found hanged from an apple branch before 7 am by her husband and a farmhand. She prepared with rope and a lard can then stepped off the latter. Six children survive along with her mother and four sisters. Coroner and sheriff investigated with death deemed over an hour prior. Funeral arrangements by Harden Co.
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Mae McManus
James McManus
Union Furnace
Joe Farbearn
Nellis Smith
Vance Brian
Ruth
Thelma
Columbus
Betty
Joe
Paul
Richard
Rebecca Bowen
Harry Shaw
Robert Wright
Logan
Clara Ingmire
Albert Ingmire
McManus
Wright
Harden Co
Scarlet fever quarantine at Camp Hocking briefed
A mild scarlet fever case at 202 Camp Hocking triggers quarantine for enrolled personnel. Floyd Coil, 21, is isolated at Fort Hayes barracks in Columbus. No other cases reported in recent weeks. likely lift of ban Sunday.
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Camp Hocking
Floyd Coil
Fort Hayes Barracks
Columbus
Hocking County
Rabid Cat Causes Hastings to Run Aground in Red Sea
A rabid cat aboard the British naval sloop Hastings bit several crew members while seeking Port Said for medical aid. The ship ran aground on a rocky reef at Shabbatb in the Red Sea during the incident.
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London
Hastings
Red Sea
Port Said
Senate tackles private bills and flood control measures
Congress in recess as committees work on flood control Parker dam and AAA amendments. NRA extension debated into the morning and passed. House passes naval construction profit limit liberalization. Memorial services held for the late Speaker Rainey.
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Rules
Parker Dam
Agriculture Committee
Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
House
Speaker Rainey
Filibuster Smashed as NRA Extension Passes Senate
The Senate voted 41 to 13 to approve a stop gap plan extending a shadow NRA to next April. Long battled a 16 hour filibuster aided by Schall and McCarren before yielding. The measure allows voluntary business codes on labor, wages, hours, and antitrust protections while debate continues in the House.
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Long
Louisia
Senate
Chamber
NRA
House
Gore
Oklahoma
Schall
Minnesota
McCarren
Nevada
Borah
Idaho
Pitman
Recovery Administration
Norris
Nebraska
LaFollette
McCarran
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West Point
Dern Phelan
D. A. Phelan
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
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SUN Glow
Recheck Identification
Aimee McPherson
Hocking
Conkle’s Hollow
The
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