Roosevelt urges no restrictions on relief funds bill
President Roosevelt asked Congress to impose no restrictions on the $3247,000,000 relief bill and to allow flexible administration of funds. He said emergency employment must begin immediately to reduce unemployment, and highlighted the need to start projects now to put people to work as private hiring lags.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Adams
Democrat
Colorado
Tydings
Maryland
Public Works Administration
Works Progress Administration
Treasury
Besines
Texas Road Spending Seen for Highway Construction
In Austin officials forecast a highway program this fiscal year exceeding 24 million dollars. The plan calls for bids on a department project totaling about 3.35 million. Contracts are to be awarded after the final period begins last September. Lost figures and political notes accompany the report, including local election mentions and county chairman activity.
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Texas
Austin
Atrea
Exda Tor
Proposal to swap US planes for British ships surfaces
The United States has been apprised of a British proposal to exchange American air planes for British ocean vessels. A British aviation mission will likely recommend purchasing a large number of American military aircraft. The plan reportedly arose through aviation contacts and was not formally presented to the American government.
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International None
United States
Lacey
Canadas
Joo
England
Emory 5. Tand
Maritime Compussion
Ile
Tig Acler Jon
Ceriit
Ins
Remington Rand Strike Ends Quick Roundup
A standup strike by Remington Rand employees ended swiftly in plants at Middletown Connecticut, Ilion New York, Elmira and Syracuse. Workers returned to their jobs after being told the company would try to meet demands for recognition as the bargaining agent for Parkers. The Supreme Court refused to review a NLRB order reinstating nearly 600 workers.
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Tion
Remington- Rand
United States Supreme Court
National Labor Relaons Board
Middletown
Conn
Tlou
Syeityse
Elmira
N.Y
Finployes
Ramington- Rand Eowployes
Parkers
W. W. Willis
Elmim Platt
Harold Day
Ilion
NLRB
Remington-Rand Company
A. P
Bumisn
Wertt
Remington-Rang
Joseph Murray
Joint
Council of
Remington-Rand
Syracuse
Murray
Ton
Himira
James
Rand Jr
Murrey
Yeaterday
Supreme Court
Pet Duck Fearfully Endangered by Owner’s Stew Worry
Albany report: Pred Patric of Tark Street seeks a public notice to locate his pet mallard Jake, age nine, after a quirky claim the duck might be headed for a stew pot. Patric insists the family loves the bird and fears for its fate amid doubts over the name.
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Albany
Patric
Tark, Street
Jake
Dake
England Supports U S Pact Stand
In London on May 24 Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain told Parliament Britain backs the Kellogg Pact alignment with the United States. Secretary Cordell Hull reminded Germany and Czechoslovakia of the pact as the government expressed resolve to Paris talks.
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London
Jno 1
INS
Britain
Cordell Huller
Germany
Princeton Kidnapping Case Hits Search Save for Boy
In Princeton Florida a massive hunt unfolds for 15 year old Jimmy Cash seized last Saturday for a $19,000 ransom. FBI and local officials lead volunteers from Boy Scouts veterans and farmers across citrus and vegetable fields. Cash’s uncle and authorities say hope is fading as a public meeting plans further search efforts.
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Princeton
Fla
Jimmy Cash
Han—Dreds
Tedern Targents
James Billey Coah
M. Fy Braxton
Porlly Carpenter
Federal
Bureal of Investigation
Lyherr Petots
Ploett
Lea
Culler
Teung Leen
Nyee
Jarmers
Bansum
Buzes
Veterans' Organizations
Aduit
CCC Wen
Fe.i. Connally
FBI
DG Galton
W. TP. Cash
W. P. Cash
Whanny & Tival
James
Cash
Sints
Ex Mayor Given Prison Sentence From Buffalo
Ex mayor Gioree J. Zimmermann was sentenced to Attica state prison for not less than two nor more than five years after conviction for accepting legal fees while in office. He served as mayor from 1894 to January 1, 1948 and faced indictment on a six county plan alleging fees of about 900 from an insurance broker.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Gioree J. Zimmermann
Offles
Zimmermans
Weather Forecast Confusion From Jarboe Admits Heat
A garbled forecast notes Jarboe saying heat is on and conflicting calendar hints. He predicts Thursday may be the hottest day with temperatures around 74 to 80s, then a drop to about 54 to 60s. Cloudy skies and possible rain follow, with no sleet expected.
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J. H. Jarvoe
Fis
Jarvoe
Weather Summary for San Antonio and Vicinity
General for Wednesday night and Thursday shows easterly winds. Temperatures rise with Wednesday high near 61 and overnight low around 74. Thursday high near 94 with Wednesday morning low near 5 degrees. East Texas fair Wednesday night into Thursday with variable east winds. Gulf Coast and West Texas also expect fair conditions with easterly winds.
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Sin Aqtonio
Generly Fotr
East Texas
Gulf Coast
West Texas
President Roosevelts request for Army defense funds
Washington June 1 President Roosevelt urged Congress to appropriate 86000050 to bolster anti aircraft and fortification defenses. A detailed chart described the functions and needs, though the bulk of the page focused on weather notes and scattered items.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Wonom
Werner
Renee Wim
Bus overturns near Stephen ville injures 15 in Texas
An eastbound bus driven by Jack Yolloway overturned on the outskirt of Stephen ville early today. The 15 injured were treated and released at Milal here, except Mrs Airey Gann Sat Annoin who remained in hospital with a head injury.
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Texas
Stephenville
June
TNS
Jack Yolloway
Kurt Worth
Adn
Milal
Airey Gann
Annoin
I Hospital
Crash injures pilot and passenger at Corpus Christi airport
Second Lieutenant Chester J. Studec, reseree, was severely injured when a plane veered during landing at Corpus Christi airport on Wednesday morning. Corporal John H. Carlock, a passenger, sustained injuries. Lieutenant Sluice, from Kelly Field, had flown to Corpus Christi to check students before returning toward Galveston.
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Chester J. Studec
Reseree
Hythe Dnstielor
Welly Field
Corpus Christi
John HH. Carlock
Sluice
Conus Christi
Galveston
Kelly Field
Lentenane Siuter
Alina, Sludee
West Peench Mace
Iran
Wally [el
Indictments in New York Fraud Case Unveiled
New York authorities announce fraud indictments alleging a scheme to loot about 15 million dollars from investment funds over the past year. Six defendants including a lawyer and associates face charges as investigators seize assets and trace control of several investment entities. Continental and other corporations are named in the case, with key acquisition and dissipation figures cited.
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New York
Het Alzaney
Thomas B. Dewey
Parsons Save Bean
Deweyhssen Ar
Ested Wincott &, Pervert
Denvey Exid
Tnsta Witte Loth
Ife
Continental
Soogrilley Corporation, Ag
AnnestayMat, Lusts
US Demands Japan Restore Property Rights in China
The United States, via Ambassador Grew, demanded Japan restore American property rights in China and allow return to zones from which Sino-Japanese fighting moved. It cited hundreds of Americans waiting in Shanghai to access Yangtze valley sites and criticized Japanese occupancy of Shanghai University and mission properties since August 1937, noting nine months of occupation and denied access for business and missionary work.
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Washington
United States
Japa
China
Tne
Joseph C. Grew
Ugail
State Department
Shanghai
Yangtze Valley
Nanking
Japan
University of Shanghai
Southern Baptist Missionry Societies
Havawails
Waas
Fokio
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