Windsor Lad Wins Derby With Colombo Third
Windsor Lad captured the Derby in a driving finish with Medieval Knight close behind and Colombo in third. Windsor paid 15 to 2, while Colombo’s dominance spurred a special pool at 13 to 8. Easton oddly quoted at 100 to 0. American ticket holders include A Russell, Charles M Squiers, F Rotovinik, and O T McCarter, with Krakenberg and Mrs Alla Von Bargen owning 10,000 pounds prizes for Colombo supporting horses.
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Medieval Knight
Colombo
Windsor
Easton
Alla von Bargen
57Th Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Windsor Lad Wins English Derby Stakes for U S Winners
Windsor Lad won the English Derby at Epsom Downs and American ticket holders in the Irish hospital sweepstakes claimed four prizes. The winners include A G E G M C D C of Nashua New Hampshire and Alma Mammay of Riverside Drive New York among others, with $604,800 distributed to U S citizens.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Epsom Downs
United States
Agilman St
Nashua
New Hampshire
Park Crescent Hotel
Riverside Drive
New York
H. Filfillan
Montrose St
South Pasadena
California
Mrs. Hamill
Ellis Ave
Irvington
N. Y
Is Epilepsy Inherited and Curable
A promotional booklet offers expert opinions on epilepsy as inherited or curable. Free copies available to readers who mail to Educational Division Dept 236 545 Fifth Ave New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Prize Purses Tie To Liege Stakes Payoffs
The winning horse earns 30 000 pounds about 151 200 dollars under current exchange. In second place Easton yields 302 400 to the United States for four American held tickets on him with each second horse ticket paying 15 000 pounds 75 000. Names include A O Russell Ryder Squadron Rockville Conn F Rotovinik 307 East 6th New York O T McCarter 63 West 108th New York Long Island City Queens Alla Von Bargen 405 17th St Brooklyn NY.
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Easton
United States
A. O. Russell
Ryder Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles M. Squiers
Rockville
Conn
F. Rotov
Toronto quintuplets survive with shared placenta claim
Five newborn girls in Toronto receive oxygen in two incubators and milk from Toronto's Children's Hospital. Dr William DaFoe notes their combined weight about 10 pounds and asserts the babies are uniovular identical, sharing one placenta and blood supply. Marie shows improvement as nurses report gains in strength.
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Children’s Hospital
Toronto
William A. DaFoe
University of Toronto
Marie
Emilie
Cecile
Annette
Yvonne
Cabinet Resignation Seen Likely in Belgium
June 6 report signals imminent resignation of the entire Belgian cabinet after two consecutive government defeats in the chamber of deputies. The development followed recent political pressure and could lead to a new government formation.
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Brussels
Chamber of Deputies
Police Jury Opposes State Control Bills Moves Against Truck Regulation
The police jury of this parish adopts resolutions opposing state control measures and endorsing Lester house bills to lower truck license rates. It condemns bills shifting budgeting powers to state commissions and urges senators and representatives to oppose Nos. 132 and 147. The body authorizes borrowing 5000 from each Monroe bank for road maintenance and notes a Tuesday election result showing a 1.5 mill road tax passed.
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W. J. Vinson
A. E. Montgomery
J. L. Warren
Mr. Montgomery
Lester House
John M. Breard
Anderson-Clayton Cotton Company
Louisiana Public Service Commission
D. Y. Smith
James A. Noe
W. C. Feazel
J. Porter Burgess
Montgomery
Monroe
Certain Relief For Athlete's Foot
An advertisement claims Tetterine cures Athlete's Foot Ringworm Eczema and other skin parasites. It promises cooling relief on contact and healing in days with money back if relief is not felt after using a 60c box from any drug store.
Weather Observer Receives Tulane Honorary Degree
Dr. I M Cline a veteran meteorologist from the New Orleans Weather Bureau was awarded Tulane University's only honorary Doctor of Science degree at commencement. A total of 455 students received degrees across 13 colleges with top honors going to Edwin S Kagy Joseph McCloskey Jr and Alfred J Cooper in medicine law and engineering.
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New Orleans
I. M. Cline
New Orleans Weather Bureau
Tulane University
School of Medicine
Newcomb College
College of Arts and Sciences
College of Engineering
College of Commerce and Business Administration
College of Law
School of Pharmacy
School of Social Work
Edwin S. Kagy
Joseph McCloskey, Jr
Law
Alfred J. Cooper
Europe United Against U S Debt Policy In Debate
The British press weighed in on the debt issue with mixed tones. The House of Commons and public backed the government's move while warning from the Times that it might erode trust in contracts. The Morning Post urged action from America and Paris Temps warned of U S inflexibility and empty hands.
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House of Commons
London Times
America
Morning Post
Paris Temps
Spanish-American War Veteran Dies In Fall
New Orleans police report Gordon J. Barber a 56 year old Spanish American War veteran died after toppling 20 feet from a Camp Street house stairs. A half consumed liquor bottle was found in his pocket and Roemers noted he had received a $50 government pension two days earlier.
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New Orleans
Gordon J. Barber
Camp Street
Roemers
Hat Prices Set by Grain Capacity in Persia
In Persia, hat cost tied to the grain storage it can hold. The unusual pricing method links fashion with commodity weight, reflecting a barter influenced market approach.
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Persia
Steel Employes Reject Johnson Labor Body Plan
In Senier Alabama zone near iron ore fields officials of the International Longshoremen’s Association rejected a settlement plan proposed by the Johnson labor body. The Pacific coast strike continues with minor disturbances reported as 900 packing plant workers in Oklahoma City go on strike.
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STEEL
Johnson
Senier
Ala
International Longshoremen's Association
Oklahoma City
NRA Chiefs Seek to Avert Steel Strike in New York
Washington June 6. Hugh S. Johnson Donald Richberg and Leon Henderson plan to attend a New York iron and steel institute meeting to urge acceptance of a labor settlement aligned with Roosevelt's auto strike antidote. AAISW leaders oppose this move and NRA aides sought to meet rank and file unionists without success.
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Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Donald Richberg
Leon Henderson
NRA
Iron and Steel Institute
New York
Richberg
Steel Code Authority
Institute
Roosevelt
Edward F. McGrady
Johnson
William J. Spang
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Labor Terrorists Blamed for Alabama Mine Camp Fires
In a Birmingham report, officers accuse labor terrorists of arson and a dynamite attack near Wylam and Fairfield. Eight black homes burned at Minnesville near mine No. 8, with a sixth house damaged, and $8,000 in losses cited. Early Carthen was held for questioning amid the investigation.
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Birmingham
Ala
Wylam
Fairfield
Ed Slunge
Union
Minnesville
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
H. B. Collins
Carthen
Henry Hunt
Hunt
Ford Name Misuse by Nazis Triggered Publication Ban
A Ford letter states that rights to publish The International Jew in any language are revoked and terminated. It forbids publication sale or distribution and the use of Henry Ford's name or the Dearborn Publishing company in connection with the work.
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Ford
Henry Ford
Dearborn Publishing Company
Veteran Honeymooners Endure Long Years Of Travel
For 47 consecutive years Mr. and Mrs. Fred V. Dannowske have celebrated their honeymoon anniversary with leisure auto trips across the United States Canada and Mexico. Now both 70 they tour in a luxe steel equipped camp car with built in conveniences after starting their travels with horse and wagon.
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Los Angeles
Fred V. Dannowske
United States
Canada
Mexico
Securities Act Relaxed and Margin Provisions Set
The act authorizes audits and quarterly statements from firms, regulates proxies, and requires major stockholders to report holdings monthly. Effective July 1 with margin rules delayed to October 1, 1936, existing accounts July 1, 1937. Penalties reach up to 10000 dollars and two years jail for individuals, 500000 for exchanges. Underwriters and directors liable only for parts they handle. bond may be required for suit expenses.
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Commission
Congress Completes Tariff Bill Action
Congress accepted Senate amendments to the reciprocal tariff bill in a 154 to 53 vote and sent it to the president. The changes cap the negotiation window at three years, require hearings, and give Roosevelt authority to pursue foreign trade pacts though limits on dutiable lists remain.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Presidential Trade Powers and Suspension Authority
The measure grants the president authority to apply new rates across nations under trade pacts, suspend rates on articles from discriminatory countries, and terminate any trade agreement or rate-related component at any time. The text emphasizes executive flexibility in adjusting tariffs and terminating pacts unilaterally.
Drouth Relief Plan Moves Toward Congress
Drought stretches across Maine and the Midwest as President Roosevelt urges a 525 million drouth relief program. Arkansas offers debt repayment by sending three carloads of rice and recipes to the north amid ongoing relief efforts for farmers in northeastern Minnesota.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Arkansas
South Dakota
Minnesota
Land program offered to open pasture lands to neighbors
Officials proposed opening thousands of acres of pasture under restrictions to less fortunate neighbors from other parts of the state. They said the plan was worth the risk to repay those who aided during the 1918 forest fires.
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Manhattan
Paul Jones
Kentucky
Frankfort
Homer S. Cummings
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Henry F. Ashurst
Arizona
Senate Judiciary Committee
Joseph B. Keenan
Europe
U. S
Desot
Lar
Ursday
Happy Vale
Libby
Alamo
Maxwell House
Borden
West Monroe
Rayville
Borden’s Eagle
Drouth
Maine
Midwest
Peet
Tri - Paty
BRANS
Personal Finance CO
Bernhardt Bldg
Monroe, la
DeSiard
N. Fifth
OME Furniture Company Incorporated
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