Borah to Reveal Plans Tonight in Radio Talk
A pre convention stump scene unfolds as Senator Borah Idaho plans to address delegates live on CBS at 8 30 p m CST Tonight observers expect signals on his Cleveland strategy Col Frank Knox Chicago publisher and candidate warned of a crisis shaping American institutions Democrats grimly watch as Republicans appeal for patriotic support New Deal prospects grow hotter after the nomination Notable comments from Father Coughlin Detroit radio priest oppose backing Landon if he is the GOP nominee
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Cleveland
CBS
Frank Knox
Chicago
Republican National Committee
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Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
New York Times
Kansas
Children parade invites Oshkosh youths June 6
The Oshkosh children's parade opens June 6 inviting all under 14 from Oshkosh and nearby areas to join. Prizes include a bicycle and other gifts. everyone entering gets a nickel for a treat. Display of prizes at 74 Main Street. Features include the Oshkosh Fire Department band and Winneconne High School band. participants from nearby towns expected.
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Oshkoch
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Terror
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Tae Winneconne High School
Milwaukee Stevedores Walkout Halts Lake Freight Movement
Four hundred Milwaukee stevedores walked out after failed talks between employers and International Longshoremen's union officials over higher wages. The union demanded increases with overtime. The old contract expired in April and workers faced suspension at four contractor firms.
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Milwaukee
International Longshoremen’s Union
Stephen H. du Puy
Aaron Tolliver
W. J. Healy
Buffalo
The
Great Lakes Transit
The Girl Pat Leaves On Another Mystery Cruise
A 25 ton fishing craft The Girl Pat sails again after Dakar stop. Owners charge barratry while Lloyds and consulate chase the rogue skipper George Osbourne amid tales of Salvages and a voyage toward the South Seas. Admiralty may send a warship to pursue.
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South Seas
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Tee
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Death Verdict for John Fiorenza in Bathtub Slaying
A New York jury sentenced 24 year old John Fiorenza to the electric chair for the Good Friday bathtub killing of Nancy Evans YVitterton after 19 hours of deliberation. Judge Nott ordered a June 5 sentencing and indicated the verdict was justified as a public service.
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Associated Press
New York
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Nancy Evans Yvitterton
Weary
Haggard
General Sessions Court
Charles C. Nott Jr
Stuart Campbell
Fiorenza
William C. Dodge
Henry Klauber
Nott
Baton Rouge Prison Break Slaughter Sparks Hunt
Blood hounds and multiple posses scoured Tunica hills east of Baton Rouge as 23 year old Wilfred Lindsly escaped after killing prison captain J. Himes and Mrs. Himes in Camp G at the Angolo farm. Warden says escape motive drives the killings. Felicide Guillory aided Lindsly before car trouble forced a separate path into the swamp.
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Here
R. L. Himes
Angola
Wilfred Lindsly
J. Himes
L. A. Jones
State Prison
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Lindsly
Himel
Felicide Guillory
Himels
House Votes Contempt Citation Against Townsend at Hearing
The House approved a contempt resolution against Townsend by a 27 to 5 vote and referred the case to the U S attorney for action. Rev Clinton Walder of New York and C Kiefer of Cr rag are named with Townsend in the vote. The proceeding followed a committee report detailing Townsend's defiance.
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Washington
House
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Missouri
John McGroarty
California
McGroarty
James Sullivan
Scott Hersov
Asenriated
United 5Egistriet
Stondira
Clinton Wul der
New York
C. Kiefer
Crrag
Sitinn Paetay Plantan
Demoert
Texas
Ings Dane
Tuiee
Gas siphon leads to fire damaging property and injuries
A man siphoning gas in Frome street ignited a cigarette causing burns to his hands and leg. The incident damaged a garage and its contents valued at $200, plus a nearby item worth $160. The fire caused further property losses and required response from local authorities.
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Goemiee
Jus Sutormoanie Sr Fa Ag
Senate Deficiency Bill Pushes Relief and Tax Debate
Washington reports a Senate Finance Committee delay on a key deficiency appropriation bill to fund relief, while Democratic and Republican leaders clash over how to balance direct relief with continued works programs. The administration seeks about 1.425 billion for relief and 2.96 billion for works projects, amid pressure on taxes and project surveys.
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Senate
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Nathan Robertson
Associated Press
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rioting in Jerusalem wounds constable and deaths reported
Arab rioters in Jerusalem shoot and kill British Constable Bird near the Austrian hospice in the old city. Arabs clash with police and troops as bombings spread. Two Arabs die in Qubatin, others wounded near Silat El Dabr. Bombings target Haifa Jaffa Safed with clashes and fires around Jewish settlements.
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Palestine
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Jaffa
Safed
Achnaza
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Grace attacks attempts to extend political control at meeting
Eugene G. Grace president of the American Iron and Steel Institute urged a strong public role in government while defending free enterprise. He pressed for sound recovery measures and warned against excessive bureaucracy that could hinder business leadership. The spring meeting drew about 1200 industry leaders to discuss policy and trade issues.
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Eugene G. Grace
American Iron & Steel Institute
Grace Vie
Funeral services announced for Lt Gov Thomas J O Malley
Milwaukee QP reports funeral services for Lieut Gov Themas J O Malley will be held Monday morning with possible military escort. O Malley died in Hot Springs Arkansas from a heart attack and was an honorary member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The body arrives tomorrow and will lie in state Saturday and perhaps Sunday. A trio of state senators and three assemblymen will attend. Services at Gesu church are public. Burial is Holy Cross cemetery.
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Themas J. O'Malley
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O'Malley
Hot Springs
Ark
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Gesu Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Train Hits Auto Kill Six in Memorial Day crash
Six people from Calumet City were killed when their automobile was struck by the inbound Logansport local of the Pennsylvania railroad in Calumet City Illinois while en route to Holy Cross Cemetery to decorate graves. The car drove into the train’s path and was carried more than 1 000 feet. Victims include Miss Mary Trembesynski 24 driver Regina Luczak 24 Mrs Eleanor Kunka 29 Daniel Kunka 3 Lillian Ciehy 24 Patsy Fleming 2. The father Joseph Trembesynski identified the bodies. The crash occurred near Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Chicago
Logansport Ocal
Pennsylvania Railroad
Calumet City
Mary Trembezynski
Regina Luczak
Eleanor Kunka
Daniel Kunka
Kunka
Vatican tightens pilgrim rules for Holy Year observances
The Vatican, amid a surge of pilgrims, unveils sweeping regulations guiding pilgrimages. Issued in April, the rules require obedience to church authority, prohibit eating for pleasure or rest during the journey, and stress acts of Christian piety. Cardinal O Connell of Boston is noted as a member of the approving congregation.
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Andrue Berding
Associated Press
Vatican City
Congregation of the Council
Boston
Awad
Turner Abandons Record Attempt Between Burbank and Providence
Wichita Kansas reports speed pilot Turner abandoned his bid to set a transcontinental record from Burbank California to Providence Rhode Island. A breather plug blew out in his rotor causing 1) important to center at fath speed. He encountered storms near Albuquerque and was overdue when arriving in Wichita. Turner planned repairs, refueling, then a leisurely flight to New York.
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Kan
Hoone Turner
Burbank
Calif
Providence
Turner
Albuquerque
New York
Resolution On Black Legion Probed In Senate Today
Senate introduces a joint resolution for a congressional investigation of the Black Legion and un American activities. Rep. Dickstein in the House and Senator Benson sponsor the move as justice department weighs federal action against the Night Riders. Hoover powers movement grows with plans to empower federal agents to investigate the organization.
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Black Legion
Senate
Elmer Benson
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
House
Samuel Dickstein
New York
Department of Justice
Night Riders
Benson
United States
Hoover
Congress
J. Edgar Hoover
Michigan Democratic Congressional Committee
Sadowski
Mussolini moves to end friction with Britain and seek peace
Premier Benito Mussolini pressed to end Anglo Italian friction and push a so called Roman peace agenda. He met Italy's ambassador and discussed reconciling Britain while awaiting Haile Selassies arrival and a possible League sanctions policy shift. Continued on page 2 column 3.
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United Press
London
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I] Duce
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Tater
Rome
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Italy
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