Two More Arrests In Curran Death
Two additional arrests followed the Curran gangland slaying in Boston. Timothy Coffey and Richard O’Connor were seized in Andrews Square by gunpoint, booked on suspicion of knowing the death circumstances. Four others, including John Falvey Harold Daley and Henry Cogan, are being held as accessories.
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Richard O’connor
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Associated Press
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Timothy J. Coffey
Richard O'Connor
Andrews Square
Francis F. Tiernan
Thomas Curran
Coffey
John Falvey
Harold Daley
Henry Coo‘gan
New England Business Rise Beats Seasonal Activity
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston reported April saw an above seasonal rise in New England business activity. Cotton usage rose to 3,177 bales in April from March and last year, wool usage also increased, and boot and shoe production declined less than usual. Employment and wages climbed in shoe plants while auto registrations and retail store sales lagged year over year.
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Boston
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New England
Federal Reserve Bank
Control Board Proposed For Poor Relief Reform
Concord June 2 Senate committee rewrote the emergency poor relief bill ending centralized control by the governor and proposing a control board instead The members named include former Governor Huntley N Spaulding Councillor Francis P Murphy Senator William F Whitcomb and John L Sullivan
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House
Senate Committee
Huntley N. Spaulding
Rochester
Francis P. Murphy
Nashua
Charter Measure Passes Senate in Portsmouth Charter Bill
Senate Bill 41 advancing changes to the Portsmouth City Charter cleared the Senate and moves to the House. It was referred to the Portsmouth delegation and is slated for discussion next Tuesday.
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House of Representatives
Ireland to send champions to Chicago athletic meet
Dublin report says Dr Patrick O Callaghan the hammer thrower and Robert Disdall the Olympic hurdler are expected to represent Ireland at the international athletic meeting in Chicago in July. Fitzgerald is also named among those expected to compete.
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Patrick O' Callaghan
Robert Disdall
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Fitzgerald
Ireland
Chicago
World trade revival urged by Chancellor Chamberlain
London June 9 Neville Chamberlain in the House of Commons urged a full revival of world trade at the forthcoming World Economic Conference. He stressed three aims: raise world prices, establish currency understanding toward an international money standard, and remove trade barriers. He warned that without compromise the conference may fail and worlds hopes of relief from economic distress would fade.
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Associated Press
London
Neville’ Chamberlain
House of Commons
Washington
Five Amherst students arrested over flag incident
Five Amherst College freshmen were arrested by state police for mutating a U S flag during a campus Communist meeting. Two freshmen were suspended, said Dean Porter, with two others injured in the ensuing scuffle as a larger group disrupted the dormitory gathering.
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Associated Press
Amherst
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Amherst College
United States
Scott Porter
Jagt
Munde
Hic
Stock Market Starts June With Broad Upward Rush
New York June 2 Associated Press reports a rapid stock market surge in early trade with gains from 1 to over 8 points across many issues. Strong advances shown in utilities led by Public Service of New Jersey Consolidated Gas American Electric and more. Major gains also seen in US Steel American Telephone General Motors and Westinghouse while tobacco stocks and some web stocks lagged.
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New York
Public Service of New Jersey
Consolidated’ Gas
American
Foreign Power
North American
RIDES SIX DAYS ON SUBWAY
New York a 13 year old girl Yelen Jacobs ran away after her parents scolded her. She spent six days and nights riding subway trains begging for coins to buy food. An elevator conductor turned her over to the police yesterday.
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Associated Press
New York
Yelen Jacobs
Moraga Trainer Dan Hurley to Graduate in 1933
Moraga California reports trainer Dan Hurley of the Galloping Gaels football team will graduate as a student and trainer in 1933 after two years with Saint Marys. Hurley, who is sightless, has served both as trainer and student during his tenure.
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Moraga
Cal
Mary's” College
Will Ba
Dan Hurely
Galloping Gaels
Prison fugitives rob Oklahoma bank after Kansas breakout
The chaotic chase of 11 Kansas prison escapees continues through Oklahoma and Arkansas. Two Oklahoma convicts were recaptured near Stuart while others roam the hills, with hostages taken and gun battles reported. The robbery of a Chelsea bank netted $2100 as lawmen press the manhunt across rugged terrain.
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Kirk Prather
Inset
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Oklahoma Bank
Associated Press
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Kansas
Oklahoma-Arkansas Hill
Oklahoma
Ing B Ochetopa
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Ave" Atolen
Rob Abery
Chelsea Bank
Jim Stribling
Bradbury
Oxklahoma
McAlester
Robot controlled plane sets takeoff for Brooklyn test
Los Angeles June 2 Captain Frannie Hawks flies a 14 cylinder robot controlled plane from Municipal Airport at 5 1 am destined for Floyd Bennett Field Brooklyn New York. The craft weighs about two tons with 620 gallons of gasoline and aims to test the automatic pilot at altitude around 18 000 feet.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Frannie J. Hawks
Jon
Floyd Beuinett Field
Brooklyn
N. Y
Filer
Hawkes
Blue chips and palace of chance raid described by police
New York detectives raided a penthouse described as a palace of chance. Blue chips reportedly cost as high as 61,000. The upscale East 67th Street apartment house hosted mirrors, Japanese prints, rare furniture, and Pomeranians, with a noisy sale atmosphere noted.
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