Court insists on not guilty plea by wife
In a Seattle federal proceeding, Mrs Valey's husband and ex mayor defend her. The judge directs a not guilty plea while noting her fear of testifying and pressure from her spouse. The case involves a kidnapping charge tied to a Lindbergh law violation and a potential trial date set for Monday.
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Stephen J. Oftree
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O'Brien
Cushman
Waley
Olympia
McNeil Island Fedtal Penitentiary
Dore
Sole
von I. Hughes
Clippe r Ends Pacific Hop Ends Pacific Hop
Pan Am Airways four motor Clipper completed its fourth Hawaii to California flight landing at San Francisco Bay at 2 10 p m Pacific time. Captain said the flight marks another long step toward regular air service between California and the Orient with no incident.
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Panan Airways
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Actress Ann Allen in custody battle ruling
In Angeles on June 22, blond screen star Ann Allen was ordered to show cause why she should not be held in contempt for refusing to provide a registered settlement in the custody case of her 13 year old child with Harry Bannister.
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Angeles
Anna
Harry Bannister
Er Alvoreed Hastand
Post Office Sign Contract Details For Portsmouth Project
Roche Connell and Land Construction of Cincinnati prepare to begin work on the Portsmouth post office project. M J Roche Jr and Alfred Roche meet with local subcontractors and material dealers while the contract returns to Washington for final authorization. Aims to keep local subcontracts, with new material firms for supplies. A foreman will arrive Monday to organize start. superintendent arrival is planned in about ten days. Materials and equipment plan to move from Cincinnati this week.
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Roche, Connell & Land Construction
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W. Jehnson
Cincinnati
Treasury Department
Washington
Shooting Victim To Be Laid To Rest In Russell Cemetery
Mrs Edea Webb 32 wife of Marshall Webb was shot and killed in the kitchen of their Russell home. Burial set for Belle fonte cemetery at Russell with services at 2 p.m. Monday. Undertaker Stuart Carmen of Russell in charge. Noah Burke 80 remains hospitalized in Ashland after a bullet wound. Webb faces willful murder charges. sheriff seeks statement from Burke who is in critical condition.
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J. BR. Shepherd
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Jacob Fisher
Plane up 19 days in Meridian seeks world endurance mark
Meridian aviators Al Key and Fred Key have kept their plane the Ole Miss aloft for 19 days and reached 435 hours. They aim to exceed the 558 hours 41 minutes 30 seconds world record set by the Hunter brothers in 1930, hoping to surpass later feats into July.
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Safety Pin Removed From Boy in Seattle Incident
June 22 Little George Wray Jr. and his mother arrived in Seattle from Cordova Alaska to have a safety pin removed from his stomach. They were met by his father Chief Petty Officer George Wray of the coast guard cutter Haida.
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Paris and London Agree on Peace Moves and Cooperation
Britain's envoy to push government cooperation with French plans in a bid to advance a united European security framework. Talks between Laval and Eden aim to ease rifts over Anglo German naval accord and pursue a tentative, collaborative path for Western air and sea security amid shifting alignments.
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40 Hour Work Week Becomes NRA Codes Standard
Washington June 22 40 hour work week with overtime pay emerged as a potential standard for all voluntary NRA codes. Labor groups favor 40 hours but seek 50 hours. AFL favors 80 hours. Officials say 40 hours with overtime could move toward broader reform while legislators push toward shorter limits.
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Two Killed In Garden City Air Crash
A monoplane crashed into a vacant lot off Nassau boulevard in Garden City killing Alfred Weisbrod and Albert Whitney. Floyd Brink, 30, also a Garden City resident, was identified as a fellow artist aboard. Whitney was described as a commercial artist and the crash occurred at night with witnesses reporting the plane appeared to stall.
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Cuban cabinet sets general elections for December fifteenth
In Havana on June 22 the Cuban cabinet and council of state met to decide to hold general elections on December 15. The announcement notes the joint meeting established the date for the nationwide vote.
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Atlantic Fliers Crash At Start
Two wealthy Portuguese nobles planning a nonstop flight to Rome wrecked their monoplane at Floyd Bennett Field today but escaped uninjured. Count Alfred de Monteverde 25 and his brother George 27 Marquis planned the voyage and signaled they would try again if repairs allow. One bystander was lightly injured in the scramble. emergency crews responded as officials noted past tragedy of Francisco de Pinedo.
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Charlotte Hirsch
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Kentucky Man Robbie Baker Shot in Manchester
Robbie Baker, 45, was killed while driving Saturday in Manchester Kentucky. The incident involved two other men and occurred near the main street with Baker’s body later moved to Turning Springs by Town Marshal Theo Philpot. Baker was uncle to FP H Baker, previously shot at the courthouse, and brother to Tom Baker linked to a separate killing case.
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Commonwealth
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O. P. Stivers
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Burning Springs
Four Die as Kentucky Flood Strikes Bardwell Nortonville
Kentucky faces its sixth flood threat of the year as western streams overflow forcing evacuations. The Grey family perished when their boat capsized in Bardwell while Jack Grey unsuccessfully searched for his wife and kids. Nortonville and Slaughters rail stations are underwater for the first time.
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Bardwell
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Rivera
Ortonville
Slaughters
Nortonville
Davey’s Budget Slash Stands as Governor Refuses Return
Governor Davey maintains an $8.8 million state budget cut, saying it will stand unless he calls a special session to restore items. Republicans call him ineffective and OSU President Rightmire warns of potential interests raiding the treasury as vetoes affect 1986 appropriations. Accusations fly over the budget stalemate.
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George W. Rightmire
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Weather Outlook Forecast Showers for Midwest and Great Lakes
The forecast calls for local showers and thunderstorms in the Ohio valley early week with a cooling trend from thundershowers. In the Great Lakes region, occasional showers are possible early week with fair weather later, temperatures rising at the start and near normal later.
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Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Longest Day Celebrated in Fairbanks With 24 Hours of Daylight
In Fairbanks on the longest day of the year the sun set and rose within half an hour, creating a citywide holiday. Residents postponed business to enjoy children’s races, a baseball game that ran past midnight, and festive viewing from the summit and by air. Miners arrived to join the celebration as cowbells and horns filled the streets.
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Arkansas flood nears half million acres under water
Flood crest on the Arkansas river neared Little Rock and Pine Bluff as 44 counties reported 449,100 acres of farmland submerged. About 1,500 acres of cotton were destroyed and 1,786 head of livestock were lost or endangered.
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Robinson Seeks Quick Action on Tax Plan Amid Debate
In Washington Senator Long pressed President Roosevelt to move immediately on a tax plan to break up big fortunes while Senator Robinson warned delaying action could leave the country uncertain. Democratic leaders expected Roosevelt’s tax proposals to be taken up before adjournment if possible.
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G O P Independents Move To Sideline Hoover
Washington June 22 A group of GOP independents launches a bid to remove former President Hoover from the 1940 campaign. Conservative pressure and unnamed organizers signal a broader effort to block Hoover and push toward a different Republican nominee.
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Hoover
Springfield
TRIM UTILITY POOL BILL EDGE TO FLOOR FIGHT
Washington June 22 The house commerce committee sent the utility pool bill to the floor by a 15 10 7 vote. The measure was shortened removing the death sentence on holding companies and taxes on holding company dividends. Roosevelt pushed for abolition of unnecessary holding companies, but the committee rejected that approach. The senate already approved a broader plan, and most Republicans on the committee opposed the bill. Representative Petting of Indiana abstained from endorsing or defeating the main proposal.
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Bricker to Dedicate Camp Bricker Will Dedicate Camp
Attorney General John W. Bricker and C B Shriner among guest speakers at the dedication of the rebuilt Boy Scout camp on Turkey Creek. Six new buildings, seven projects, and a flagpole ceremony mark the event with Troop 12 Franklin M church scouts providing buglers and signalers. Transportation offered for those without cars.
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John W. Bricker
C. B. Shriner
Ninute
Battery KB
National Guard Unit
William A. Pepper
Franklin M. B. Church
Drum and Bugle Corps
Earl Wendelken
Howard Brehmer
Ball Diamond
Steel Production At Local Plant To Be Increased This Week
Production at Portsmouth works will rise this week as 22 sheet mills operate instead of 18. The two four high jobbing mills will resume at 7 30 a m Tuesday. The plan includes open hearth furnaces a galvanizing line and multiple steel rolling units.
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Portsmouth
Wheeling Steel Corp
Jury Dismissed After Murder Trial of Mrs Day
June 22 jurors fail to reach verdict in murder case of Mrs Bessie Day 44 accused of killing her son in law Oscar Williams 22 of Cincinnati over child custody. Trial heard she fired after Williams began beating her husband Bernard Day and the couple were separated with Williams seeking custody.
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Inlaw
Oscar Williames
Cincinnati
Williams
Jorers
Dust Belt Records Coldest Continental US Reading
A region once known as the dust belt reported the lowest continental US temperature of minus 46 degrees at Hayes. The frigid air followed a year of record heat and drought as summer arrived.
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Tovera
Kas
Kansas
United States
Haye
Major Revolt Threatens to Halt New Deal
Washington dispatch reports rising discontent within Democratic ranks over President Roosevelt’s New Deal measures. Private polls show substantial opposition to the Wagner labor dispute bill and to the Guffey coal bill, with many southern Democrats challenging constitutionality and a private poll indicating a strong anti-utilities holding companies sentiment. House leaders weigh the politics as they consider next steps on the share-the-wealth taxes and related measures.
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Eritte Pabkie Giles
Pwartees
Sena
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Ways and Means Committee
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New Deal
Campaign Seen Broadest Since Slavery Era in 1936
Washington observers conclude the 1936 presidential campaign is taking shape on broad grounds, with Senator Long pledging full support for Roosevelt wealth tax plans and Republicans calling the move partisan maneuver while parties brace for next year.
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Congress
Long
Louisiana
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