Child Struck by Auto Near Home in West Monroe
Three year old Dean Pilcher son of Mr and Mrs Julian Pilcher of 405 Coleman avenue West Monroe was struck by a car near South Third street and Coleman avenue while playing outside his home early Monday. He was treated at St Francis sanitarium for a skull bruise and bruises to the left arm and hip and returned home. driver Jimmie Hilburn swerved to avoid the child and witnesses called the outcome unavoidable.
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St. Francis Sanitarium
Dean Pilcher
Julian O. Pilcher
Coleman Avenue
West Monroe
South Third Street
Jimmie Hilburn
Montgomery Street
Hilburn
Ex Kaiser Hints at Restoring Monarchy
The Kaiser in exile hints the restoration of a German monarchy through a royal family member if fit. Young Churchill recalls his host as gay and amiable while praising Hitler for reviving German vigor. He denounces the League of Nations as ineffective and ridiculing international cooperation.
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Hitler
Wilhelm
Geneva
League of Nations
Riots in Grenoble as Communists clash with police
In Grenoble barricaded factions clashed in the streets injuring about 50 as stones flew and police moved in. A church served as a citadel for demonstrators while Communists blocked a speech by Philippe Henriot. In Cambrai leftists attacked Croix de Feu veterans parade injuring one. The government warned it would crack down on further disturbances.
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Grenoble
Phillipe Henriot
Chamber of Deputies
Cambrai
Veterans’ Organization
Croix de Feu
Cross of Fire
New Classroom Division Abolishes Grading
In Minneapolis eight public schools experiment with a new primary division by combining K through third into one unit. Student progress judged by individual ability rather than fixed grade requirements, marking a shift from standard grade standards.
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Minneapolis
Ship Said to Be Partly Burned Buried in Brush
Airport officials confirm a partly burned ship found near Mongaup Park after a morning of map checks and phone calls. Ward, calm and terse, noted the discovery and identified Halleck as a pilot who had spoken of a job with the company last Monday.
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Ward
Mongaup Park
Halleck
Just in the Catskills Airliner Found Destroyed With All On Board
The missing American Airlines airliner Just in the Cats kills was found twelve miles north of Livingston Manor New York and destroyed by fire. Four crew members including pilot co pilot and stewardess were killed along with four passengers. Halleck who spotted the wreck reported it to Earl F Ward. Ground crews and search planes rushed to the site near Mongaup Park Beaver Kill Sullivan county.
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Newark
N. J
American Airlines
Catskills
Livingston Manor
N. Y
Earl F. Ward
Halleck
Ward
Roscoe
Mongaup Park
Buffalo
Clyde Holbrook
Chicago
John Baroon, Jr
Catskill Mountain
New York State
Kingston
Beaver Kill
Sullivan County
Delaware County
Steel Employes Chief Opposes Mediation Board Action
Tension rose as 8000 idle iron ore miners remained on strike since May 4 after demands for collective bargaining a seven hour day and wage increases from 1.00 to 2.84 per day were unmet. Overnight dynamite and gunfire hit mines and homes prompting guard evacuations and a military alert while a citizens committee in Bessemer urged troops withdrawn and patrols ended.
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Skull
International Union of Mine, Smelter
Republic Steel Corporation
Raimond
National
Muscoda
Frank Hardy
Esterday
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
D. G. Burns
Citizens’ Committee
Bessemer
Wright
Train severes car as man escapes unharmed near Cullybackey
An express train struck David Hewitt’s automobile at a railway crossing near Cullybackey Ireland. The car was bisected with halves on each side of the track. Hewitt escaped from the front seat uninjured while the rear portion was found 150 feet down the rails.
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Cullybackey
Ireland
David Hewitt
Hewitt
Tax reform debate pits anti Longs against reform plan
Lawmakers clash over 11 tax bills as Huey P. Long is accused of steering measures. Governor Allen endorses six proposals while urging legislature to select those needed for homestead exemptions school funding and parish road bonds. Representative Burgess says the commission merely suggests options for lawmakers.
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Huey P. Long
Huey P Long
New Orleans
J. Oliver Bounachaud
East Baton Rouge
J. Porter Burgess
Monroe
Burgess
O. K. Allen
Allen
Hugo Grotius Early Legal Career Highlights
The Dutch scholar Hugo Grotius built a strong law practice by age 17 and served as attorney general by age 24, illustrating his rapid rise in legal affairs.
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Hugo Grotius
NRA Birthday Milestone Highlights Code Progress and Controversy
The piece marks NRA's first birthday and summarizes gains under President Roosevelt's June 16 1933 act. It notes voluntary codes cover most industry, job gains of about three million, reduced child labor, and rising union membership while flagging compliance and 7 section disputes as ongoing challenges.
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NRA
Roosevelt
Recovery Administration
Tugwell Beats Farm Experience as Qualification on Capitol Hill
The hearing focused on whether Tugwell’s farm background qualifies him. he asserted belief in the Constitution though it should adapt to recent exigencies. The Senate pressed for a final vote on the House-backed bill to set silver prices at twenty five per ounce.
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Capitol Hill
Senate
Senate Debates Silver Move and Bank Deposit Guarantee
The Senate discussed silver legislation as a forerunner to broader currency measures. The House was urged to act on a conference report backing full $5000 bank deposits insurance, up from $2500, with reconsideration of housing bill parts. Harry Hopkins would oversee the guaranteed housing program while the banking committee weighs privately owned mortgage company provisions. Adjournment was eyed for next Saturday. Senator King notes the sequence follows Roosevelt's push for silver in currency policy.
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House
House Banking Committee
Harry L. Hopkins
King
Utah
The
Senate
Roosevelt
Tugwell Exam Before Senators Marks His Views
Tugwell told Senators that the constitution is flexible enough for current emergencies. He rejected national planning but endorsed economic planning in line with Roosevelt policies. He said Roosevelt acts have reduced revolutionary danger and noted he is conservative in approach.
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Roosevelt
Soviet
Russia
Murphy
Iowa
Mass meeting expected in Baton Rouge amid tax doubts
Ten thousand attendees expected in Baton Rouge for a mass meeting as lawmakers return after the weekend adjournment. A governor signed circular omits six of twelve proposed new taxes, sparking criticism as administration leaders confer on pending revenue measures. The note cites a carnation plant as a sensitive gas detector in homes.
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Baton Rouge
O. K. Allen
State Reform Commission
Tropical disturbance looms near Brownsville gulf coast
Weatherman says no immediate sign the Gulf disturbance will reach Brownsville as warning from Washington places storm 300 miles southeast moving NW at about 8 mph. Residents brace for possible hurricane, with tide and swells noted, coast guards report swells, and Tampico forecasts keep coast on alert.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
Brownsville
Gulf of Mexico
Sam Robertson
del Mar
Tampico
Mexico
Here
Rio Grande Valley
Gulf
Tamapipas
Texas
Port Isabel
Port Aransas
Red-Headed Age Reported By Columbia Scientist
New York June 11 reports Nicholas Michelson of Columbia University that the 30 to 50 age range sees more red hairs in dark-haired men. From a study of about 2,000 heads, one in five showed some red hairs due to mixed red and black pigment. The shift is linked to aging and graying hair.
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New York
Nicholas Michelson
Columbia University
Michelson
Consul Vanishes as Warship Heads to Nanking
Dispatches from Nanking report no trace of Vice Consul Kuramoto last seen Friday night at the railway station when seeing off his superior Akira Ariyoshi the Japanese minister to Shanghai. Tokyo demands swift Chinese results amid suspicions of murder and mass meetings of Japanese residents urging action or indemnity.
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Nanking
Kuramoto
Akira Ariyoshi
Shanghai
Japan
China
Tokyo
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