Industry Leaders Press for National Recovery Plan
Special to The Light Chicago June 2 Charles B Hook president of the National Association of Manufacturers argues for a national program to revive industry. He criticizes tax policy and federal competition with private enterprise. Hook calls for revised labor law and a non partisan tax commission to stabilize business. The piece notes government overreach in various sectors and cites a May 24 bill proposal.
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Chicago
Charles B Hook
National Association of Manufacturers
Hook
Chicago Association of Commerce
Bhannon Committee
Teigan
Minnedota
Injured Flyers Remain in Corpus Christi Hospitals
Report from Corpus Christi details the injuries of air crew members after a plane piloted by Lieutenant Slu der nosed over at the Corpus Christi airport. War Lieutenant Shider sustained a cut above an eye with possible head injuries while Corporal Carlock suffered a broken arm and head injuries. The accident occurred due to a reported brake failure, with latest updates sent to Kelly Field.
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Trent
Diudes Air Reserve
Jol Harlack
Corpus Christi
Corpus Chris
Kelly Field
Shider
Carlock
Sluder
Tanding
Corpus Christ
Japan and United States Reach Restitution Talks
Washington reports progress in talks with Japan over restitution of American property in China. Discussions cover return of American missionaries to Shanghai and Central China access, with military and diplomatic channels briefing on possible passes and assurances.
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Washington
Caidia
Mulher
Menking
Ambasedor
Tokio
Tacelynic
Japan
China
Flying boat set for wake island leg of long voyage
In San Diego on June 3, a flying boat carrying Richard Archbold and a crew was to depart for Funafuti en route to Wake Island and Hollandia. The 6000 mile flight, planned to take off at 2 PM, will continue toward Hollandia after a stop in New Guinea where the craft will remain for two years. The expedition aims to extend the Americas museum of natural history’s research reach with a $250,000 tying out. Five artesian wells have begun production and four more will be drilled to boost water in the far western fringe of Mexico City area.
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Ban Diego
Calif
Americas Museum of Natural
Tory
Lsbora
Ery
Richard Archbold
Finoolulu
Tiis
Tmnt
Hol-lendla
New Guiner
Honglulu
Mexico City
San Antonio oil man recovering after highway crash
Jack Baldwin a 46 year old San Antonio oil man is recovering from injuries suffered in a Wednesday afternoon automobile accident 40 miles south of San Antonio. He resides at 112 Jackson Street and sustained cuts about the body with a possible fractured leg.
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San Antonio
Jack Baldwin
Laredo
Baldwin
Jackson Street
Fire destroys A. Thomas Garage on Nevada Street
A garage and auto shop owned by A. Thomas burned Thursday in an undetermined origin fire on Nevada Street. The building, valued at about $500, was awakened by family members at 12:54 AM. Firefighters could not save the structure but prevented the flames from spreading to nearby buildings.
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A. Thomas
Automobile Land
A. ‘Maorns
Ne‘Vada Street
The
Amily
Is Ohulents
Mexican TELEPHONE strike disrupts Ericsson system
Mexico City reports a brief strike by the Mexigang union disrupted Ericsson telephone service affecting about fifty two thousand lines. Government officials and President Cardenas urged restraint as he toured San Luis Potosí state and prepared to inspect expropriated properties amid an agrarian uprising ending officially.
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Mexico City
Mf m
Mexico
Ericsson Company
Turesten Unsv
Fahor
Department
Sirlie Wise
Une
Cardenas
San Luis Potost
Mother Begs For Lost Marjory West In Bradford
Bradford, Pa. June 2. On the fifth birthday of Marjory West a mysterious disappearance prompts a televised plea from her mother Mrs Shirley M West. She begs the unknown person who may have taken the blue eyed, red haired girl to return her safely, promising sleep and food if Marjory is brought home. The family vows to press clues until they find her.
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Bradford
Marjory West
Marjory
Shirley M. West
Annoying Children Charge Filed Against Local Father
The 44 year old Francisco Excobar, a WPA stonemason of 3417 Guadalupe Street, was arrested on charges of annoying. Police report a statement in which he admitted offering one girl $1 to accompany him to Brackenridge Park, though he insisted no wrongdoing was intended.
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WPA
Stonemason
Guadalupe Street
Jim
Brackenridge Park
Indictment Alleges Attempted Abortion Law Case
A grand jury in Criminal District Court indicted Bir Leota Mowers 88 Cincinnati Avenue on charges of attempted abortion. The alleges on January 20 she attempted to produce Antonia Mena a 28 year old married woman found dead at Ciewarui’s course in a house on Broadway and Fifth Street.
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Criminal District Court
Bir
Leota Mowers
Cincinnati Avenue
Head Severed by Kidnapper in New Rochelle Case
New Rochelle police report a 42 year old man Peter Levin e dumped in Long Island Sound after decapitation, with ransom motive cited. Medical examiner Dr Amos Squire notes earlier drowning checks failed to reveal a detached head from natural causes. Detective Lt George Rellenberger says the kidnapper abandoned the victim after demanding $30,000, while attorney Murray Tavine sought to contact the suspect.
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New Rochelle
Polles
Amos
Squire
Westchesester County Medical Examiner
Kdnapers
Peter Levine
Long Island Sound
Bavire
George Rellenberger
Poling
Bret
Dean
Poe
Murray Tavine
New York
Defense to Linberg Heist Slayer Blamed on Marijuana
In Cincinnati on June 2, lawyers for 15 year old Linberg Heist defendant say his mind was blank after smoking marihuana cigarettes. The confession followed the slaying of Shirley Ann Woodbury, age 5, found with 28 wounds after being dragged into a Clinton Heights wooded area. Coroner Coppock notes the brutal attack as Heinehl, who taunted passersby, awaits trial. Attorneys Hiram Bolsing and Joseph Heodin previously defended Marie Hahn in a poison murder case.
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Cincinnati
Olio
Linberg
Shirley Ann Woodbury
Clinton Heights
Frank H. Coppock
Ely
Heinl
Piper
Hiram Bolsinger
Joeph Heodin
Arina Marie Hahn
Mexican Library to Hold Cultural Day
Mexican Library plans Cultural Day with speeches and music featuring the solturel Friday program. Speakers include Gen Jose Pinedo on Mexican conditions, Gustavo Martinez-Alvares on repatriation of Mexicana, and Professor Mattie Urbina on library value. Performers include Virginia Cardenes, Jose Ramos, Gloria Meza, Ana Maris Salaztr, Congulia Meeg, Lua Marenquin, Corimon de la Cares, Berta Lohzale and Luz Gonzalez.
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