Gen Johnson appeals NRA return in radio address
Gen Hugh S Johnson, once NRA champion, urged continuation of NRA benefits in a radio address. He blamed the Supreme Court for a setback and warned of price cutting after WRA invalidation, calling it unthinkable that NRA gains would vanish. He urged beneficiaries to pressure Congress while predicting some job and hour benefits may endure.
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Developments Watched On NRA Plans After Roosevelt Mention
Washington May 3. Amid NRA death fallout New Deal supporters seek mass public pressure to salvage NRA features. General Hugh Johnson after a Roosevelt meeting hints at a stronger permanent NRA plan while foes scrutinize any new proposal. Reports cite price cutting but wages and hours reportedly stay steady. Cigarette cartons sell for 69 cents in New York.
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Mrs Ike Sowerby to Visit Friends in City
Mrs Ike Sowerby, longtime Juneau resident, is a passenger aboard the steamer North Sea arriving tomorrow for a stay in the city to visit her many friends. She has spent the winter visiting relatives in Seattle and California.
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War Dead Observed as Nation Pays Tribute in May Parade
The United States marked a national war dead observance with parades coast to coast. Thousands participated as blue uniforms lined seats and President Roosevelt viewed the parade from the White House stand. Ex-Vice President Charles Curtis commented on a possible 1936 campaign, noting NRA decisions as a key issue.
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Minister Held in Slayings of Police Chief
DERIDDER, La May 30. Rev Edgar Eskridge a Texas minister and church crusader was arrested here hours after Chief Ed O'Reilly of Orange, Texas was shot to death by a passing car. Eskridge had a rifle pistol and shotgun in his car at arrest. Greta Gerbo plans mysterious trip to Sweden mentioned in barely readable copy.
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Governor Lehman Not to Run Again
NEW YORK May 30 The New York Times says Gov Herbert Lehman is determinedly not a candidate for reelection in 1936. The governor is represented as feeling that by 1936 he will have spent eight years in the state caps. RENO May 30 Although this wask lieutenant governor and as State contains 30 per cent of the governor and that eight years is long enough.
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Cannery Workers On Northwestern Route Reach Nakat Plant
A group of 29 cannery workers travelled from Seattle to the Nakat Parking Company plant in Wester fall. The plant’s supervisor is PME Braned.
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Lumber Strike Ends in Northwest Section Vote
Three thousand Sawmill and Timber Workers Union members in Longview voted to end the strike and resume work Monday after accepting an offer from the operator to raise wages from 45 to 60 cents per hour for a 40 hour week. About 2,600 workers at Weyerhaeuser and Long Bell Mills and 400 at smaller plants are affected. The initial demand was 75 cents per hour for a 20 hour week.
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Death rides Speedway for Memorial Race
In Indianapolis on Memorial Day, car crash fatalities dominate the 500 mile race. Clay Weatherly of Cincinnati died instantly while his mechanic Edwin Bradburn of Los Angeles was believed dying from a broken back after their car crashed into a retaining wall on the northwest turn. Rex Mayo of Los Angeles led after 250 miles with an average speed of 108 mph.
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Memorial Day Accidents Claim Multiple Lives Across Regions
Memorial Day disasters span several states and nations with drownings, gas and oil fires, mine explosions, and building fires. In Highland Falls a tugboat collision sinks a vessel, rescuing eight. Mount Pleasant sees two dead from a gas well fire trapping nine workers. A lodging house blaze in the downtown district leaves two dead and many injured. Miners die and dozens trapped after a gas explosion at an oil field. Fukushima prefecture reports three fatalities in site accidents, and San Francisco records three separate incidents with fatalities.
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Range population showing shrinkage in Chaco clash
May 30 Buenos Aires reports a truce in the Chaco clash as disputants Guay and Bolivia seek a 20 day pause to peacefully pursue a settlement of the territorial dispute amid the ongoing conflict.
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Colony Land Restored to Entry Status Clarified
The United States Land Office in Anchorage received word from Washington that the Matanuska Valley lands still withdrawn after the colony site rejection have not been restored to entry. Numerous inquiries about the land have come in from the atales.
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Fate of French cabinet rests with deputies
Paris May 30 Premier Flan din has staked the life of his cabinet on the hope of his personal appeal to wring from the recalcitrant Chamber of Deputies the sweeping powers he demanded to combat devaluation. The hostility of the Chamber's Finance Committee presents a formidable obstacle for the effort.
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Services Held for 6 Heroes
Impressive memorial services were held at the fleet air base in Honolulu for six airmen who died last week off Midway Island when a sky cruiser dived into the sea while seeking missing companions. All naval craft were grounded as airmen attended a joint Protestant Catholic service while the fleet resumed the Maal phase of six weeks North Pacific maneuvers. Alfred Axelson, a cannery employee, left St Ann's Hospital after treatment for a wrist artery cut, and Joe Hermanson and his wife traveled for a Yukon vacation. Hermanson teaches at Alcunalt School.
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Bank Robbers Captured Quick Time at Redmond Bank Raid
Two men raided the Cairy men s Bank in Redmond Oregon late yesterday afternoon. Police captured them south of the city within hours. The robbers took 1500 dollars in cash and held President George Rich and his daughter Henrietta and Ruth Roberts as hostages. The trio were released before the bank robbers were captured. The money was recovered intact.
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KINY Station to Open Friday Night
KINY owned by V J Krutt will go on air at 11 40 tonight after FCC approval. Opening program features Howard MDMA and Ross Swift with local talent. Daily broadcasts begin at 8 am to 2 pm and 4 pm to 11 pm on 1410 kilocycles.
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Kidnapping rumor swirls as ransom money reportedly found
In Tacoma reports claim a 50 pound stack of federal reserve notes was hidden for the Weyerhaeuser kidnapping. Officials named intermediaries Titcomb and Ingram. Belief grows the boy George Weyerhaeuser may be alive and could be released soon as police, insurers, and family weigh insights. A Seattle Times note adds ransom assembled at Federal Reserve Bank and dispatched to the Weyerhaeusers.
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Cash Cole hosts cruise down Gastineau Channel
Mr and Mrs Cash Cole host aboard their cruiser Jan today cruising the Gastineau Channel toward Sisters of St Ann and hospital nurses aboard for a luncheon and likely voyage to Tuk Glacier.
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Mrs Rudio Visiting Mr and Mrs Winn in Ju ne
Mrs P A Rudio arrives in June aboard the steamer Atvathen from Los Angeles to visit Mr and Mrs Grover and their family for a time. The visit marks a social guest appearance by Mrs Rudio, a resident of Los Angeles.
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