Kidnaping Discouraged And Angered Voices In A Turbulent Week
The piece reports the return of Macon William F. Gettle from kidnapping with three suspects jailed and confessing for life. June Robles, found emaciated nine miles from Tucson, is reunited with family. captors unnamed. The column then critiques debt default, European finance, and recent aerial warfare blunders. It also touches on Betty the Chicago orangutan andBrooklyn twins fighting pneumonia, ending with philosophical ponderings on existence.
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Reed defeats Pinchot in Pennsylvania GOP primary
Senator Reed of Pennsylvania won the Republican primary by a margin near 100,000 over Gov. Gifford Pinchot, with Pinchot’s illness limiting speeches and Reed praised by opponents of the New Deal. Joe Guffey easily won the Democratic nomination for Senate as New Jersey held its own primary with Hamilton Kean and Harold Hoffman leading Republicans.
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Indiana GOP rejects Robinson bid for renomination
Indiana Republicans decisively rejected Senator Arthur R. Robinsons bid to seize party control and fail to promise an unopposed renomination at the June 5 state convention. He won only an endorsement for constitutional government and opposition to bureaucracy, with rivals named including former Senator Jim Watson, former Representative Frederick Landis, and former Gov. Harry G. Leslie.
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NRA Review Board Presses Roosevelt Criticism
The NRA Review board’s report to President Roosevelt intensifies Washington debate over NRA codes and Johnson’s relief actions for minor industries. The board’s findings, backed by hearings and industry complaints, raise questions about the program’s reach and cost, and spur Republican leadership struggles amid a volatile political climate.
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