Relief, pensions advance in stalled congressional actions
Senate approval of the conference report on a 1.5 billion relief appropriation and a 630 million agriculture bill is reported with allocations for soil conservation and CCC extension. The railroad retirement bill and a three year extension of PWA funds are included, with changes to funding levels and tax provisions.
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Three More Boys Escape Wisconsin Industrial School
Reports of automobile thefts in several communities fueled a manhunt for three more boys who escaped from the Wisconsin state industrial school for boys in Waukesha. Eleven boys escaped June 23 from a cottage. two returned the next morning, three were recaptured, and the others remained at large. The weekend escapees were said to be from Racine, Milwaukee, and Oconto, ages 15 to 27. Police traced the trio via recovered cars in Sullivan and Madison, while Supt. Harvey Philip withheld names.
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Waukesha
Wis
State Industrial School
Racine
Milwaukee
Oconto
Harvey Philip
Sullivan
Joseph Esser
Clydh Nagel
Esser
Madison
Northwestern Rail Crack Speeder Leaves Rails Near New London
Eleven injured as five cars of the southbound Flambeau Chicago and Northwestern fast train derail three miles southeast of New London Wisconsin. Two parlor cars coaches and a lounge car derailed while dining car remained on track.
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Flambeau
New London
Wis
Chicago
Here
Cecil Malseed
Milwaukee
Ray Koepke
West Allis
Ironwood
Mich
Stanley Kramer
Kaukauna
L. Roy Holloway
Fearful Inglewood Kidnaping Leads Massive Search
Olive Everett 11 identifies a man from pictures as the kidnapper of her sisters and a neighbor’s child in Inglewood California. Police, Legionnaires, Boy Scouts and volunteers scour Baldwin Hills for two days fearing abduction or worse. A U S Navy blanket was found at Centinella Park. three men questioned and released.
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Olive Everett
Ed Muir
Centinella Park
Eddie
Olive
California
Baldwin Hills
Madeline Everett
Melba
Jeanette Stephens
American Legionnaires
Los Angeles
Oscar E. Campbell
Mary Martin
Nina
Ingiewood
Inghiwood
Campbell
U.S. Navy
Coentinella Park
Probe of Democrat Year Book Sales Sparks Call for Investigation
Rep. J Will Taylor Republican Tennessee demands justice department probe into charges that federal officials coerce businessmen into buying the Democratic Year Book autographed by President Roosevelt at high prices. He cites a Nashville Banner report about Col. Lester F. Kimbrell summoning local businessmen who had PWA contracts to a hotel meeting.
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J. Will Taylor
Tennessee
House
Justice Department
Roosevelt Taylor
Taylor
Nashville
Lester F. Kimbrell
PWA
Wilson Named to Cabinet Post
President Roosevelt nominates Hugh R. Wilson of Illinois to be assistant secretary of state. Wilson succeeds FR Walton Moore who recently became state department counselor.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hugh R. Wilson
Minois
Wilson
Jong Service
Walton Moore
State Department
Weather Summary and Temperatures Across Regions
Wisconsin remains generally fair tonight and Thursday with cooler conditions in the east. Milwaukee reports today's high around 86 and low 56 with no precipitation. Shreveport 102, Park Falls 42. Devils Lake 50, Yellowstone records 42. Temperature ranges from Rockstaff Observatory show a max 86 min 56, with northwest winds and a 29.60 barometer. One year ago highs were 68.
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Shreveport
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Yellowstone
Devils Lake
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Triple Slayer Gives SelE Up Admits Canes Crimes
Robert Irwin, 29, a sculptor and former divinity student, surrendered in Chicago after being sought nationwide for the New York East Side triple murder. He confessed to police and faced a quick trial with Samuel Leibowitz as counsel, who may enter an insanity plea. Irwin was arraigned in New York, held without bail, and will be indicted for the murders of Mrs. Mary Gedeon, 54, and her daughter Veronica, and Frank Byrnes. He boasted of the killings and said he might be confined to an insane asylum for life.
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Robert Irwin
Chicago
Samuel Leibowitz
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Leibowitz
Lewis J. Valentine
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William C. Dodge
Valentine
Grand Jury
Dodge
Mary Gedeon
Veronica Gedeon
Frank Byrnes
Gedeon
Grand Central Terminal
Cleveland
Economy Campaign Nears Shortfall of 200 Million Dollars
Treasury figures show the Roosevelt administration will miss its economy campaign target by about 200 million dollars. Expenditures through June 24 total 7.283 billion, above the revised 7.721 billion budget, with receipts around 5.213 billion and expected to reach 5.28 billion by Wednesday. The deficit for the year is projected near 2.67 billion, pushing debt toward 36.3 billion.
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Treasury
Roosevelt
Hoowever
Tevenue
Wisconsin development bill clears legislature to fund utilities
The Wisconsin Assembly passed a bill funding the state development authority with 60,000 dollars annually to promote public ownership of utilities. The measure goes to Governor La Follette for signature as the session nears adjournment. A Huey Long style chain store tax bill and opposition from the United Taxpayers Cooperative were also noted.
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Wisconsin Development Authority
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Senate
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Wisconsin
Louisiana
United States Supreme Court
United Taxpayers Cooperative Association of Wisconsin
TVA
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Lehmann
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Racine
Ford Attorney Denies NLRA Charges as Untrue
Ford Motor Company attorney Tallis J. Colombo called the National Labor Relations Board charges untrue and said the board’s complaint, filed in Detroit, is based on alleged assaults on United Auto Workers organizers at the Rouge plant in Dearborn on May 26. The case sets a July 6 hearing in the Detroit federal building and marks a renewed clash with the federal government after Ford’s past dispute over a National Recovery Act code.
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Ford Motor Company
National Labor Relations Board
National Labor Relations Act
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National Relations Board
Detroit Federal
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Henry Ford
United Automobile Workers of America
Ford
Mammoth Rouge
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Amelia Earhart Nears Transpacific Flight From Darwin
Amelia Earhart arrived in Darwin after a 475 mile Timor Sea crossing from Kupang Timor. A quarantine officer and about 100 townspeople welcomed her arrival and she hoped to depart at dawn for the transpacific leg to the United States within four days if weather holds.
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Australia
Amelia Earhart
United States
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Ke' Pang
Timor Island
Soerbaya
Java
Kopang
Fear of violence as steel strike widens
Reports from Indiana and Illinois describe fears of violence near reopenings of long closed mills. Governor Townsend and Mayor of East Chicago urge calm as Ohio and Pennsylvania militia remain on duty. CIO claims the strike end remains far from broken amid ongoing mediation talks.
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East Chicago
M. Clifford Townsend
Chicago
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Mahoning Valley
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Rae
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Gus Hail
Goering Renewes Plea for Return of Lost Colonies
Berlin report cites Col. Gen. Hermann Goering urging return of Germanys colonial possessions 38 years after the Versailles treaty. He pledges continued push with the four year plan and self sufficiency, insisting Germany must be economically self reliant to preserve independence.
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Hermann ‘Wilhelm Goering
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Gosling
International Chamber of Commerce
Goering
Reich
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