Zioncheck Arrested After 24 Hour Turmoil Portrait Refused Help
Washington reports Representative Marion Zioncheck was arrested and committed to Gallanger Hospital as of unsound mind after a 24 hour spree that included begging at the White House, fighting with his wife’s landlord, and long police attention. He faced a disorderly conduct charge at a local station and was bailed for 25 dollars.
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Washington
Zioncheck
Gallanger Hospital
E. P. Stump
District of Columbia
Naval Hospital
Marion A. Zioncheck
Benjamin Scott Young
Jonn W. Crabs
Samuel Herrick, Jr
Ioncheck
Largest Peace Time Loan Sought by Morgenthau
Secretary Morgenthau appealed to the American public for a largest peace time loan in history, two billion five hundred million dollars, with one billion cash and the rest to retire maturing government obligations. The loan would raise the national debt to about thirty two trillion three hundred eighty nine million dollars and finance expenditures including upcoming bonus payments through September 15.
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Morgenthau
Washington
Secretary of Treasury
Bundge
Wolf Campaign by Air Planned for Territory
Washington reports approval of an airplane wolf trapping campaign in northern Alaska by the Biological Survey Reindeer Service and Indian Affairs. The Indian Office contributes 600 for traps, with Harlan Gubser to lead starting September to curb wolves harming wildlife and deer herds of native communities.
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The
Biological Survey, Reindeer Service
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Alaska
Indian Office
Charles W. Hawkesworth
Harlan Gubser
Northon
Biological Survey and Reindeer Service
Gubser
Arctic
Black Legion confessed trigger man named in Poole case
Detroit June 1 Arthur Luppe Sr recruiting officer in the Black Legion is sought for questioning after Dayton Dean confessed to buying the revolver used to kill Charles Poole in Dearborn Township on May 13. Luppe and wife disappeared from their summer cottage near Algonac. Dean testified before Wayne County Prosecutor John Riea. Also under probe is Roy Piddock whose death by hanging, a day after Poole's slaying, is being reviewed in the Black Legion inquiry.
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Arthur Luppe
Black Legion
Dayton Dean
Charles Poole
Dearborn
Luppe
Algonac
Dean
Waynee County
John Riea
Pred Reeves
Roy Piddock
Charles A. Poole
Piddock
The
Legion
Bert Elstad Returns to Juneau From Fairbanks Mission
Bert Elstad general manager for Alaska of the Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association arrived in Juneau aboard the PAA Electra after a four week interior tour. He visited various cities to organize and inspect operations in the interest of his company.
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Alaska
The
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Juneau
PAA Electra
Fairbanks
Memorial Day Peace Plea Urges End to World Tensions
Washington notes a Memorial Day tribute at Arlington with President Roosevelt listening as Daniel Roper and Gen. John J. Pershing urged an end to international animosities. Pershing pressed democracy, Roper called for broader economic understanding, and Roosevelt exchanged cables with King Leopold. Worldwide commemorations followed in England France Denmark Belgium, with Kiel marking the Jutland anniversary as American sailors observed the day at sea.
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Arlington Cemetery
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John J. Pershing
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Belgium
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France
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Germany
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Kiel
Seven Seas
Dust Bowl Flood Damage In Dust Bowl
Dust Bowl residents dig out after last weekend floods that killed seven and damaged property across Colorado Kansas and Nebraska. Victims include John Garzie 65 Simon Gonzales and family Don Cates Mrs Dyatt and A Baumgartner. Total loss about 13000000. four miles of railroad track undermined and roads closed.
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Colorado
Dust Bowl
Kansas
Nebraska
John Garzie
Simon Gonzales
Butte Creek
Don Cates
Denver
John Dyatt
Goodland
A. B. Baumwartner
Pritchett
Townsend Smith Merge Front Against Washington Dictatorship
Dr. Francis Townsend and Rev. Gerald Smith moved to unify forces in a pledge to take over the government. They promote a common front against the perceived Washington dictatorship, with Townsend disavowing Roosevelt and claiming millions in support from the Share of Wealth and Old Age Pension groups.
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Francis BE. Townsend
Gerald
XK. Smith
Washington
Dr. Townsend
Rev. Smith
Beisprice Arch
Valley Forge
Huey P. Long
Townsend
Bandit Dies in Hospital From Wound in Blaine Incident
Edward McKee, tentatively identified as a Canadian robber, died in a Seattle hospital from a self inflicted wound after a scuffle with border officials at Blaine. The death follows a border clash in which Charles Placks was killed. McKee, brought from Bellingham, died from a bullet that entered the left eye and exited the skull. Vancouver authorities reported a hideout at Baranby as a planned refuge. His wife was questioned but did not know of the crimes.
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Seattle
Edward McKee
Blaine
Charles Placks
Department of Jus‘tice
Washington
McMullen
Bellingham
Vancouver
Aeral
Baranby
Pope Pius Exhorts Faith as He Celebrates Birthday
Vatican dispatch reports Pope Pius XI, age seventy nine, denounces Communism in a birthday message. He warns against insidious Communism and false prophets while blessing a crowd of about 40,000 after a solemn Mass in St Peter's. Delegations from 22 nations sent telegrams.
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Asia
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A. P. Walker Arrives in Juneau On Campaign Tour
A. P. Walker of Craig, ex Territorial Legislature member and House candidate, arrives in Juneau in June for his independent campaign tour. Longtime Alaska resident, Walker has links to the fishing industry on the west coast near Prince of Wales and Sitka.
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Craig
Juneau
Alaska
Walker
Gust
Prince of Wales -Y- Sit
Passengers Arrive Aboard PAA Logkheed Plane
Eight passengers disembarked at the local airport yesterday from the PAA transport plane on the scheduled weekly flight four the interior. The travelers listed include Mildred Seat, Catherine Dej per, Blanche Torgerson, Bert El stad, Mra Henry Cipodielow and ty Keoken among others.
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W. J
Jerry) Jones
PAA Acme Heed Elect
Patrbankh
H. Stroveker Mildred Seat
Catherine Dejper
Blanche Torgerson
Bert Elstad
Mra
Henry Cipodielow
Ty Keoken
Construction of Giant Airships Is Predicted
SANTA MONICA Cal June 1 Construction within four years of Giant air transports with a cruising radius of 10 000 miles is predicted by George Strompl factory superintendent of the Douglas Aircraft Company here Within five years Stromp said it may be expected that completion of a stratosphere airplane capable of flying from New York to Paris in six hours will be accomplished The Douglas Company is now working Strompl said on a huge four motored sleeper transport which will have berths for thirty passengers and will cross the continent in 11s hours with one stop
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Douglas Aircraft Company
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Paris
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Northwest Aviation Planning Council Meets in Spokane
The first Northwest Aviation Planning Council convened to discuss regional flying development and a permanent organization. A second annual meeting will be in Portland next year. resolutions urged expanded Alaskan and Northwest air bases, emergency landing fields every 50 miles along highways, and stronger naval seaplane bases. Brig Gen H H Arnold called Alaska the key to Northwest defense. The council demanded recognition of coastal defense needs and authorized a five member steering committee.
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Northwest Aviation Planning Council
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Northwest
H. H. Arnold
United States Ai Force
North Pacific
Navy Department
Raymond Staub
Counci
Escaped Convict Ends Life During Pursuit in Ravine
In Angola Louisiana on June le Wilfred Lindsley a 23 year old lifer known as rusty escaped from the prison farm and, cornered by officers in a ravine, shot at them then killed himself with a head wound. Lindsey had been convicted of killing Shinley Gouvillion in a quarrel over a bond.
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Louisiana
Wilfred Lindsley
Lifer
Rusty
Marmion Island party nets only two fish
A Marmion Island weekend trip produced just two fish for a party led by Mr and Mrs Olaf Flobergsund Mr and Mrs Frank Olson with companions Helen Ritter Lillia Olson Bubbles Boldut Ebba Erickson Olaf Hansness Ragnar Forsberg and Gunnar Ohman Despite the small catch the outing was described as a good time Nelson sails for Seattle on the Princess Louise to mark his 500th voyage with Triangle Cleaners in ownership care.
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Marmion Island
Olaf Flobergsund
Frank Olson
Helen Ritter Lillia: Olson
Bubbles Boldut
Ebba Erickson
Olaf Hansness
Ragnar Forsberg
Gunnar Ohman
Rising rivers flood northern British Columbia towns
Melting snow swells rivers to 20 year highs washing out bridges fills and severing lines. Rail and highway traffic halted as towns such as Prince Rupert Haselton Unk Kamloops and many hamlets are cut off. Houses barns and livestock swept away cabins float downstream and power houses flood. No deaths yet reported but feared.
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Prince Rupert
B. C
British Columbia
Haselton
Unk
Kamloops
Canadian National Railroad
Smithers
Jasper
Buckley
Skeena
Thompson
May building permits show huge increase in value
City Clerk AW Henning reports May permits reached the largest total value in years, totaling 159,793 with major entries including Fosbee Development Company apartment on Distin Avenue, Alaska Electric Light and Power building on Second and Franklin, and Goldstein Building improvements for a new clinic. Excluding the two large jobs, May permits still exceed April with a substantial rise.
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Chas Horton Dies in Seattle Banker Part of Horton Family
Charles Horton aged 68, capitalist and banker, longtime member of the pioneer Horton family, dies at his Seattle home from heart disease and pneumonia. Survived by a widow and three daughters.
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Charles Horton
Dexter Horton
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