10 Jun 1938
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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1938
Page
1
President Roosevelt aims to carry the New Deal case to the nation during the current campaign. If Democrats suffer losses in November, the president indicates that the surge will come from a broad schedule sweeping across many regions, with emphasis on public works and policy explanations to win support.
McCall admits abducting and killing a child in a plan sparked by unemployment and desire for money. He describes staging the crime, writing ransom notes, and thes details of the abduction at a filing station before fleeing and hiding evidence. Authorities outline the sequence from the filing station to the discovery and disposal of the body.
Prince Jens Ferdinand of Prussia and Princess Kira of Mussia visit Detroit amid a kidnapping mystery. A ransom note is found at a farm where investigators note the path of the suspect vehicle and early clues emerge from the crime scene.
Officials said a bomber crash near Denver killed several men and damaged the wreckage making identification difficult. Army officers and farmers rushed to the scene as investigators checked names of the dead and missing crew.
U S officials report a crash near Delatin involving a Martly bomber aircraft. Early advisories from the air bureau indicate fatalities and a possible arm ship designation. The War Department could not confirm all details as the wreckage was located.
The House Judiciary Committee voted to give President Roosevelt authority to control monopolies and expand the antitrust probe. After a tense closed-door session lasting many hours, the committee approved the O Maloney resolution creating a temporary national economic committee.
Washington June 10 The House Rules committee approved a resolution calling for congressional inquiry into monopolistic practices in radio broadcasting and the conduct of the Federal Communications Commission.
Washington June 10 Vice President John N Garner declined to comment on reports that 28 to 36 senators privately offered support for his 1940 presidential nomination. Senators Byrd Wheeler Burke and others voiced interest but said no organized movement existed and Garner has shown broad popularity but no campaign push.
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