Six Naval Fliers Die In Giant U S Plane Crash
Six naval fliers aboard the battleship Pennsylvania were killed when a giant U S Navy seaplane crashed during mid Pacific fleet maneuvers. The crash occurred Tuesday night as the 6P7 circled its sister ship 6P10, details show the crew of Honolulu origin, and救 bodies were not recovered after 24 hours of search.
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U. S
Ocean
Pacific
Pennsylvania
United States Navy
Acific
High Command
Harry A. Brandenburger
Charles Joseph Skelly
Aviation
P. J. Lits
F. M. Derry
P. J. Poteau
Q. A. Sharpe
Honolulu
Alfred W. Johnson
Hawaii
Harris Landes
Detroyer Breese
Raligh
Conviction In Poisoning Case
A district court jury found Arthur Anderson and B H McCarter guilty of exposing poisonous substances after admitting bread laced with strychnine was placed to harm dogs on East Second Street. The trial covered misdemeanor and felony statutes, and sentencing is pending. The verdict followed about an hour and fifteen minutes of deliberation.
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Arthur Anderson
B. H. McCarter
Anderson
McCarter
East Second Street
New Mexico
Juan Lopez
Anderson and McCarter
Cecil Bonney
Robert P. Salter
Ross C. Brown
Luther Dudley
Will H. Johnson
T. L. Gardner
W .C. Holland
Carl Bird
Lester T. Wright
H. G. Holmes
Wagner Labor Relations Bill Atacked by Chamber Leader
Washington May 23 AP President Harper Sibley of the Chamber of Commerce Says the Wagner bill would exceed government powers and trigger industrial strife. He argues it would deny workers and minority groups bargaining rights, enable majority unions to force closed shops, and expose employers to broad investigations with severe penalties.
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Washington
Harper Sibley
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Senate
House
National Labor Relations Board
Sibley
Memorial Race Prep Amid Speedway Torn and Rebuilt
Indianapolis drivers and mechanics race to ready for the 500 mile Memorial Day event as garages swap parts amid rapid rebuilds and repairs following a divisive week. The scene reflects eager actors in a storied competition with a crowded field and high stakes.
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Privers
Indianapolis
Tony Guilota
Indianapolis Memorial Day
Kansas City
National League Scores From Rain-Shortened Games
Boston and Pittsburgh due to rain 7 to 6 in nine innings and New York 4 Chicago 6. Brooklyn beat St Louis as Zachary, Leonard and Lopez combine. rest postponed amid rain. batteries listed for each team.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Zachary
Leonard
Lopez
Walker and
Davis
Detroit and Boston Baseball Game Summary
Detroit defeated Boston 58 runs to 39 in a peculiar box score with mixed innings. Batteries listed include Rowe Cochrane Rhodes Hochette Johnson Wal berg Welch and R Ferrell Berg Greenberg for Detroit Amn Berger for Detroit. Boston Natl lineup features Vaughn Pitts Medwick St Louis Nati and Cuyler Chi Nati.
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Detroit
Boston
Rowe
Cochrane
Rhodes
Hochette
Johnson
Walberg
Welch
R. Ferrell
Berg
Greenberg
Det
Amn
Berger
Vaughn
Pitts
Medwick
St. Louis
Cuyler
Chi
Coughlin Attacks Roosevelt At Madison Square Garden
Rev Charles E Coughlin led a large New York rally denouncing the president and plutocratic capitalism. He urged telegrams to back the bonus bill while attacking the veto of Patman. The event also organized a New York unit of his National Union for Social Justice with rents at 4000 dollars and receipts totaling 15 to 17 thousand dollars.
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New York
Charles E. Coughlin
United States Senate
Michigan
America
Madison Square Garden
Father Coughlin
United States
Priest’s Union
Floods cause suffering across Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana
Tawny flood waters inundated lowlands in Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana as 5000 families remained homeless with 150000 acres under water. Texas estimates 3000 homeless fled Brazos and Guadalupe floods while 500 moved to higher ground along the Red River south of Durant Oklahoma. Red Cross reports about 500 homeless needing immediate help in Alexander Louisiana as North Canadian river bottoms residents evacuated.
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Oklahoma City
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Shreveport
Alexandria
Brazos
Guadalupe
Red River
Durant
Okla
Red Cross
Alexander
Natchitoches Parish
National
Cane River
Tom G. Banks
Colorado
Communism Debate Splits Riverside Baptist Church
Decatur Illinois Riverside Baptist Church votes to withdraw from the Northern Baptist Conference amid pastor E C Shute charges that modernist teaching and communist proclivities permeate Baptist churches in the north. He cites evolution, denial of virgin birth, and questioned at Denver meeting as the crisis nears.
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Decatur
Fil
Riverside Baptist Church of
Northern Baptist Conference
E. Co. Shute
Riverside Church
Shute
Belden Avenue
Denver
Senate Debates Vote On Patman Bonus Bill Today
Washington May 23 Amid predictions Roosevelt veto would stand the Senate moved toward a final vote on the Patman bonus bill to issue 2.2 billion dollars in new currency. Administration leaders argued against enactment while House votes to override the veto. telegraph flood from Father Coughlin added pressure. Senator Clark proposed a substitute rider to add the bonus to a naval appropriation or other bills. others doubted its viability.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
House
Casa Bonus
Vinson
Walsh
Mass
Thomas
Utah
Borah
R-Ida
PJ Roosevelt
E.S.T
D-Okla
Charles E. Coughlin
New York
Clark
D-Mo
Wag
Missourian
NRA
Anderson Named Relief Director for New Mexico
Clinton P. Anderson of Albuquerque was appointed emergency relief director for New Mexico, succeeding Dudley Frank. Anderson, currently in Washington, will return to New Mexico immediately to assume the post.
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Washington
Clinton P. Anderson
Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Dudley Frank
Anderson
VFW State Commander Visits Roswell and Portales
Cash Austin of Farmington New Mexico state commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars was in Roswell en route to Artesia and Carlsbad. He installed the new Bronson Cutting Post of the VFW at Portales last night.
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Cash Austin
Farmington
N. M
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Roswell
Artesia
Carlsbad
Bronson
Portales
Col Williams Dismissed by Army Court Martial
Col Alexander F. Williams, former assistant Quartermaster General, found guilty by an army court martial and sentenced to dismissal. He was convicted of soliciting and obtaining a $2,000 loan tied to War Department contracts from an automotive tube firm representative and of giving false testimony to a House committee.
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Washington
Alexander FE. Wiliams
Army
Williams
War Department
House
Little Reaches Quarterfinals in British Amateur Golf
In St Anne’s on the Sea England May 23 AP William Lawson Little Jr defending champion from San Francisco beat James L Black former Welsh champion two up to reach the quarterfinals. Three of Little's teammates were knocked out as the day’s rounds progressed Captain A Bullock Webster Monterey California fell to Morton Dykes 4 and 2 and Richard M Dick Chapman and Dan R Topping Greenwich Conn fell in the fifth round after morning wins.
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St. Anne’s-on-the-Sea
Eng
William Lawson Little, Jr
San Francisco
James L. Black
Little
A. Bullock-Webster
Monterey
Calf
Morton Dykes
Richard M
Dick) Chapman
Dan R. Topping
Greenwich
Conn
Jim Poe Sentenced 10 to 12 Years for Burglary
In Las Vegas New Mexico on May 23 1934 Jim Poe received a 10 to 12 year state prison term after pleading guilty to burglary in the Gross Kelly Company safe robbery. The district court heard testimony including witnesses about Poe's alleged confession and Earl Miller an inmate who described the crime.
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Jim Poe
Las Vegas
N. M
Gross-Kelly Company
Poe
Earl Miller
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