Revitalizing NRA Remains Faded Hope Under Codes ruling
The NRA is described as a weakened force after the Supreme Court outlawed codes. President Roosevelt plans to preserve a skeleton NRA for statistics and study the impact of abolishing codes. Congress will push a stopgap measure to extend the Recovery Act without codes, hoping to revive the program later.
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Supreme Court
Congress
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Laval to Form Emergency French Cabinet Amid Market Turmoil
Paris June 5 Pierre Laval reluctantly agreed to form a new cabinet and used a presidential draft to unite parliamentary and party leaders as France faces economic chaos. The franc plunges with the dollar at 15.18 official and 15.19 unofficial. rentes drop while markets stay quiet.
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International News Service
Paris
Pierre Laval
Albert Lebrun
Foreign Ministry
France
Laval
Procureur of
Republic
Defense
High Heat and Early Summer Notes From New Castle
A New Castle roundup recalls a 98 degree day, drought impact on vegetation and crowded downtown during commencement. Streetcar service briefly disrupted by a misfired auto on Mill Street near Falls Street as KK School ends term and students begin summer vacation.
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New Castle
Daily Weather U8 Eight Weather Statistics Report
The 24 hour period ending at 9 am recorded a maximum of 79 and a minimum of 49 with 0.03 inches of precipitation. River stage stood at 3.9 feet. Figures for the same date a year earlier show a high of 98, a low of 67, and trace precipitation.
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Lindbergh retires from air line work in TWA
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh ends his four year association with Trancontinental and Western Air. Henry B. DuPont confirms the retirement citing personal affairs and a wish to stay away from New York, and denies any board dispute.
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Wilmington
Del
Charles A. Lindbergh
Trancontinental
Western Air
Henry B. DuPont
TWA
Lindbergh
DuPont
New York
Wardrop Visitor From Pennsylvania Railroad in New Castle
W. Miller Wardrop, assistant to the general manager of the Pennsylvania Railroad in Pittsburgh, visited New Castle today. He called on Fred L. Rentz, president of The News, and is known locally as superintendent of the E. and A. division of the Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
New Castle
Fred L. Rentz
The
News
Mr. Wardrop
Pennsylvania
J F Rentz marks 25 years with The New Castle News
Tomorrow celebrates a quarter century of service by J F Rentz the business manager of The New Castle News since starting employment twenty five years ago.
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J. F. Rentz
The
New Castle News
the News
Roosevelt Presses Wagner and Guffey Bills for Peace
President Roosevelt urges Congress to pass the Wagner labor disputes bill and the Guffey coal control bill to prevent strikes and possible use of troops. A House amendment to bar unions, including Communist unions, from coercing workers is debated, facing opposition from Secretary of Labor Perkins.
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Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
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Perkins
Governor Denies Clemency Plea For Boston Trio
Boston June 5 The last hope of Morton Millen Irving Millen and Abe Faber the Needham bank hold up machine gun killers from the electric chair faded today Governor James M Curley denied a final clemency plea for their son by Mr and Mrs Philip Faber who left the state house broken hearted and rejected a stay of execution requested by William R Charton attorney for Faber I have decided to allow the law to take its course
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Morton
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Abe Faber
Needham Bank
James M. Curley
Philip Faber
State House
William R. Charton
Paber
Earhart Opens Westward Flight From Newark
Amelia Earhart began a staged flight from Newark airport toward Atchison Kansas her birth place with a birthday celebration planned for Friday in her honor.
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Newark, N. J
Amelia Earhart
Newark Airport
Atchison, Kan
Perfect School Records Highlight Senior Class Scholarships
Miss Dorothy Conner and Alan Chamberlain closed an 11 year perfect attendance run with their diplomas. Edith Deep and Cecelia Chemerda added 10 year marks, while Howard McEwen achieved nine years of punctuality. Principal Orth announced scholarships for top students and an honor group led by William Barbarowicz.
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Dorothy Conner
Alan Chamberlain
Edith Deep
Cecelia Chemerda
Howard McEwen
Miss Conner
Clarence E. Conner
Williams Street
Chamberlain
A. T. Chamber
Lain
Sumner Avenue
Conner
F. L. Orth
Northwest Gang Hunted in Lad Kidnaping Case
Pacific northwest kidnaping plot linked to ex bootleggers and ex-convicts as investigators close in. Reports say 5 to 8 suspects may be seized within 48 hours while a $20 ransom note reemerges from Huntington Oregon as three G men rush to pursue leads.
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Harold Heroux
International News Service
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Weyerhaeuser
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Portland
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Ore
Salt Lake City
Oregon Territory
Electric Workers Strike Hits Toledo and Midwest Plants
Toledo Edison Co workers walked out at 7 00 pm striking across Northwestern Ohio and parts of Indiana and Michigan. The union seeks a 20 percent wage rise after deadlocked talks with management lasting into the early morning. Picket lines formed around five Toledo plants as industry and light services faltered along an 800 mile front.
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International News Service
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Toledo Edison Co
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Edison Co
Oliver S. Myers
Hollywood Letter Questions Constitutional Change
A Hollywood reader criticizes Washington for seeking Democratic leaders' opinions on constitutional action. He suggests asking the Supreme Court what could be done, arguing that the constitution cannot be easily changed and likening it to an old man changing his chewing tobacco brand.
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Cal
Washington
Supreme Court
Wager Winners Split Big Purse in Epsom Downs Sweepstake
Albert Trethway and Louis Houser, both unemployed, split a 105000 dollar sweepstakes purse after Bahram won at Epsom Downs. They sold half their ticket for 30000 dollars and collected 75000 on the remainder, two weeks after Trethway sought relief. In Philadelphia, Mrs. Gertrude Hocken and Agnes Kilkenny celebrated Bahram’s victory that enriched a third party by 147000 dollars via the ticket.
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Wilkes-Barre
Albert Trethway
Louis Houser
Bahram
Epsom Downs
Trethway
Philadelphia
Gertrude Hocken
Nanticoke
Agnes Kilkenny
Motorcyclist Hurt in Early Morning Crash Near New Castle
Claire Hanna of New Castle Route 4 was injured in a 1:30 a.m. crash on the New Castle Harlansburg road. He suffered scalp lacerations and body burns after the motorcycle likely skidded or lost control near the old and new paving junction. A passing motorist found him unconscious and a highway patrolman took him to Jameson Memorial hospital.
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Claire Hanna
New Castle
Jameson Memorial Hospital
New Castle-Harlansburg
Betts
Hanna
Deaths in Chau tauqua and West Pittsburg areas
Dr. John C. MacDonald of Chau tauqua New York and Dominick Polombo age 44 of West Pittsburg are listed among local deaths. Russell C. Nelson age 19 of 107 Milton Street and Richard Wayne Hunt age 4 of Hickory Township also appear in the notice.
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John C. MacDonald
Chautauqua, N. Y
Dominick Polombo
West Pittsburg
Russell C. Nelson
Milton Street
Richard Wayne Hunt
Hickory Township
Hundreds Flee As Midwest Floods Rage On
Kansas City reports hundreds fleeing flood waters as Kaw river overflows lowlands causing millions in damage. National guardsmen, soldiers, and police assist evacuations while Missouri river could rise to 30 to 34 feet. some missing persons feared, no confirmed deaths yet.
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Missouri
Kaw River
Senate panel backs Sunday movie bill report
The Senate State Government Committee in Harrisburg voted to report the House approved bill legalizing Sunday movies. It will have two readings and a public hearing next Tuesday night in the Senate chamber, aiming for a one day floor vote after the hearing. Proponents call it a clear path to passage though the final tally may be close.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Senate
Chapman Bill Returns to Committee in Pennsylvania
The Chapman bill to abolish the direct primary and restore party committee control of nominating public officials is back in the senate committee after a 20 to 14 recommitment vote following a brief calendar appearance.
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Chapman Bill
International News Service
Harrisburg
Chapman
Pennsylvania
Senate
Labor Resolution Urges NRA Wage Hour Observance
Harrisburg June 5. A labor sponsored resolution asking Pennsylvania business and industry to continue observance of wage and hour requirements of the NRA was unanimously approved by the house and sent to the senate for concurrence.
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Pennsylvania
NRA
House
Senate
Graduation address calls for simpler government by 361 seniors
Dr. James K. Pollock, UM political science professor, urged Cathedral High School’s 361 graduates to demand a government understandable to the average citizen. He warned against the boss system, urged ethics in public and business life, and said reforms must come from government.
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University of Michigan
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New Castile
C. C. Green
Green
Michigan
America
Dr. Pollock
Honor Group of Graduates in June Class of 1935
Principal Frank L. Orth announced the honor group of 39 seniors from the June division of the class of 1935. Named students include William Barbarowicz Jeanne Hoose Sarah Patricia Cubbison Donna Jean Beall George Kuzma Earl Dean Elizabeth Kobela Betty Kay Matthews Floy Ramsey Glenn McClurg Laura Oikari Keith McKim Lawrence Bennett Jack Moore Anna Lienert Kathleen Shuttleworth Helen Brahe Irene Gorski William Peterson Dan Di Thomas Stella Badila Esther Sibberson John Glenn Jayn Cannon Betty Bridenbaugh Richard Warner Betty Brashear Robert J. Brown Celia Chemerda William Lesher. The group was ranked by scholastic rating.
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Frank L. Orth
William Barbarowicz
Jeanne Hoose
Sarah Patricia Cubbison
Donna Jean Beall
George Kuzma
Earl Dean
Elizabeth Kobela
Betty Kay Matthews
Floy Ramsey
Glenn McClurg
Laura Oikari
Keith McKim
Lawrence Bennett
Jack Moore
Anna Lienert
Kathleen Shuttleworth
Helen Brahe
Irene Gorski
William Peterson
Dan di Thomas
Stella Badila
Esther Sibberson
John Glenn
Jayn
Cannon
Betty Bridenbaugh
Richard Warner
Betty Brashear
Robert J. Brown
Cecelia Chemerda
William Lesher
Hold Husband In Wife's Death
In Pennsgrove New Jersey Ada Danser 50 was shot dead at home. Edward Danser husband and recent State hospital patient is jailed on homicide charge while detectives investigate. Officials say a pistol with three bullets fired, one bullet hit Ada, another impacted a wall, a third is unaccounted for.
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International News Service
Pennsgrove
N. J
Ada Danser
Salem County
Edward
New Jersey State Asylum For
Dan- Ser
Danser
Double Hanging Occurs In Iowa
Fort Madison Iowa reports the first double execution in the state. Elmer Brewer and Pat Griffin, condemned for the 1932 slaying of Deputy Sheriff William Dilworth of Waterloo, died today at the penitentiary gallows. Brewer, 40, told Sheriff H T Wagner to respect his children before the trap sprang.
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International News Service
Fort Madison
Elmer Brewer
Pat Griffin
Iowa
William Dilworth
Waterloo
Brewer
H. T. Wagner
Palmer Indicted for Axe Murder in Mercer County
Leroy Palmer, 26, of Grove City, was indicted by the Mercer county June grand jury for the murder of gas station proprietor Howard Sidley of Findley Township. Palmer, arrested shortly after Sidley’s battered body was found, will not face trial until September due to no June session.
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Mercer
Leroy Palmer
Grove City
Howard Sidley
Findley Township
Mercer County Court
Palmer
Sidley
When the bloom is on the lilac and water calls
A nostalgic nod to summer swimming by an elder shaded creek. It urges abandoning concrete tanks for natural water, claiming comfort in a creek where elders line up to keep peeping puddle in check, as weather warms to eighty nine.
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