Rickenbacker? No. Vandenberg taxes critique headlines
Washington June 1 Republican leaders press toward Cleveland as backers of presidential hopefuls mobilize for final pushes. Senator Vandenberg Michigan criticizes Roosevelt tax plan as harmful to small business while championing constitutional rights. Iowa Senator Dickinson faces primary tests with possible convention support from Towns’ unpledged delegates.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Vandenberg
Michigan
H. Y. Kallenhorn
Ppt
Supreme Court
America
Roosevelt
Dickinson
Iowa
Long Death Probe Sought in Louisiana Legislature
Baton Rouge lawmakers seek an investigation into the violent death of Huey Long, who was fatally shot in a state house corridor last September. Dr. Carl Weiss, a Baton Rouge physician, was killed by bodyguards shortly after.
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Tuey Long
Baton Rouge
Suisiana’s
Bose
Huey Long
Carl Weiss
Baton Hauge
Schuschnigg Flight Delayed Amid Weather
Vienna reports bad weather delays a planned state airplane trip by Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg. Details of the proposed destination were kept secret while the chancellery denies any intention to attend a commerce event offering cars at low prices under Classification 73, Light Classified ads.
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Schuschnigg
Vienna
Dune 1
Kurt Schuschnige
Tome
Convict Wilfred Lindsly Ends Escape With Suicide
A series of five violet deaths culminated with 23 year old Wilfred Lindsly shooting himself after a failed prison farm escape near Angola Louisiana. Lindsly had murdered Stanley Gouvilien in 1931 over a Git dispute and killed prison captain N J Himel and Mrs Himel during his breakout. posse pursuit led to a ravine where Lindsly fired at deputies then shot himself as bullets whistled nearby. Local guards and other inmates were injured in the chaotic chase and accidental discharges during the pursuit.
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Angola
Wilfred Lindsly
Lindsly
Stanley Gouvilien
Baton Rouge
N. J. Himel
Himel
Willy Wade
Tom Fluitt
Eaman
Townsend Movement Faces Reorganization Call
Washington article reports Townsend organization officials testifying before a house committee about severe internal decline. Charles Hawkes says the movement is in a deplorable condition and needs drastic reorganization to regain credibility and focus on Dr Townsend’s pension plan. While some leaders resisted subpoenas, others urged cooperation to expose any rot and reform.
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Washington
House
Townsend
Charles M. Hawkes
Massachusetts
Hawkes
Townsend Movement and Its Founder, Dr. F. BE. Townsend
Boston
Leslie OC. Garrett
United States
District of Columbia
Howe
Tewas
John A. Kiefer
Clinton Wunder
Hawker
Dr. Townsend
Haymetts
Sec a Mutiny of Townes Sec a Mutiny of Townes
Pamphlets inciting British troops in Palestine to mutiny were found after six more people died in Arab Jewish disorders over the weekend. The material, printed in English, bore the signature The Central Committee for Palestine of the Communist Party. Police reported posters claiming Jews are Communists and enemies of Europe and Christianity.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Central Committee For Palestine
Communist Party
Europe
Solon Would Set Matrimony Limit
Baton Rouge June 1 Representative Peter Hand of New Orleans proposes a bill to invalidate marriages where either party has prior unions and to make their children legitimate while depriving them of Louisiana citizenship. The measure, introduced in the house, seeks to restrict remarriage and secure citizenship terms.
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Peter Hand
New Orleans
Austrian prince may wed Italian princess says Daily Sketch
London June 1. It is strongly rumored Prince Ernst Rudiger von Starhemberg of Austria may marry Princess Maria Savoy a youngest daughter of King Victor Emmanuel of Italy. The Daily Sketch reports Premier Mussolini offering help to advance the match. Starhemberg leads the Fascist heimwehr.
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London
Ernst Rudiger von Starhemberg
Austria
Maria Savoya
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Lawson Daily Sketch
Mirsolini
von Starhtemberg
Prince Starttemberg
Heimwenhr
Contractor sought for missing post office builder in Golden Prairie
In Golden Prairie Wyoming, June 1, residents report contractor B A Green who recently secured the post office project is unaccounted for. Green’s sub hours of research on lead maps and geographies have not located him to set up the new government building. Communicate any information to B A Green, contractor in Lost One City, Arkansas City Kansas.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Golden Prairie
Wyo
B.A. Green
Green
Third Party Backers Meet in Chicago to Plan Fall Drive
Prospects for a third national party faded after action advocates rejected a September convention plan. Liberal explorers sponsored by Minnesota Farmer-Laborites kept a convention prospect alive, urging a broad coalition and possible third party runs for state and congressional offices. Congressman Vita Marcantonio and Ernest Lyndeen spoke at the weekend sessions.
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Chicago
Minnesota Farmer-Laborites
Vita Marcantonio
Republican
New York
Ernest Lyndeen
Sinespia
Sundsy
Rose named to Police Board as new member
F G Rose a merchant tailor was appointed a member of the Five and Pellet City Police Service Board by Mayor Quin. He succeeds Claude V. Birkhead, chairman for five years, whose term ended at midnight Sunday. Wright said a new chairman will be chosen by the five‑man board in June.
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F. G. Rose
Miler
Rose
Claude V. Birkhead
Ite
Birkhead
Ad Power
Phil Wright
May rainfall tops normal by over two inches
May’s total rainfall reached 6.13 inches, 2.53 inches above normal, per the weather bureau. The heaviest rainfall occurred on May 3 and 24 with 1.95 inches combined. The month had rain on 14 days with 3 clear days, 12 partly cloudy and 16 cloudy days, and thunder storms on 11 days.
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Tte Weather Bureau
Fourth Luciano Aid Pleads Guilty in Prostitution Case
Jack Ellenstein known as Dick Elter pleaded guilty today as the fourth of nine conspirators at the Luciano trial on charges of compulsory prostitution. The others named include Peter Balitzer Pete Harris Al Weiner and David Marcus. plea entered as the trial began May 11 in New York.
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Luciano Aid
New York
Jack Ellenstein
Dick Elter
Charles
Lucky") Luciano
Peter Balitzer
Pete Harris
al Weiner
David Marcus
Galles Warns Of Mexican Reds At Tulsa Visit
Former Mexican president Plutarco Elias Calles warns that growing communism in Mexico threatens the hemisphere. He spoke in Oklahoma City before heading to Tulsa to address the International Association of Oil, Gas Well and Refinery Workers. Calles will reiterate support for democratic principles amid Mexican and U.S. free labor movements. He spent yesterday as guest of Governor Marland, meeting Morones of the Mexican Federation of Labor and Torreblen St. Galles.
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Oklahoma City
Sune
Mexico
United States
Plutarco Elias Colles
The
Republic
Tulsa
International Association of Ol Fick
Cates
B. W. Marland
Marland
Galles
Luis Morones
Crom
Mexican Federation of Labor
Fernando Torreblen
St. Galles
Morones
Esker
Treasury position for May 28 with receipts and deficits
Treasury report shows May 28 receipts 6.56 million, expenditures 23.33 million, balance 2.37 billion. Customs receipts for month 29.00 million. Fiscal year receipts 3.58 billion, expenditures 5.52 billion, excess 2.94 billion. Gross debt 31.70 billion, gold assets 10.40 billion.
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Washington
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