Congress May Finish Session Coming Week
Congressional leaders signaled an intensive drive to adjourn next week. Conferees will push conference consideration of the tax bill and the relief deficiency bill carrying 1.425 billion for relief, with talks on undistributed profits postponed to next week. Senate and House members anticipate renewed effort led by Chairman Doughton as they weigh Guffey and ship subsidy measures amid ongoing hearings.
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Washington
Senate
House
Doughton
N. C
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
PLAN A GUARD FOR LANDON
Washington reports Secret Service will guard Governor Landon on election night next November if he wins the presidency. Officials said the service will not guard the Republican nominee before that night, as protection is limited to the President, his family, and the President-elect.
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Washington
Secret Service
Landon
Weekly Weather Outlook for Atlantic States
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday. North and Middle Atlantic states see generally fair conditions early, with occasional showers in the latter half. Temperatures rise toward the middle of the week then fall to cooler levels.
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North
Middle Atlantic States
Weather Forecast for Maryland and Atlantic Coast
Maryland region shows partly cloudy conditions tonight and Sunday with warmer temperatures in the east. Sandy Hook to Cape Hatteras expects moderate northerly winds with showers tonight and Sunday morning, while Chesapeake Bay remains partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with milder temperatures and moderate northerly winds.
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Maryland
Sandy Hook
Cape Hatteras
Chesapeake Bay
Fifty Deaths Suspected in Mill Town Insurance Plot
Springfield mass judges urge thorough probe into 35 to 50 suspicious deaths in Ludlow Chicopee and Indian Orchard. Officials review insurance records as DA probes whether three recent victims were slain amid an alleged racket. Frank Halgas, 50, Ludlow, found April 4.
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Springfield
Mass
George B. Haas
Ludlow
Chicopee
Indian Orchard
Judge Haas
Thomas F. Moriarty
Pastor Dies Of Gunshot Wound In Rural Pa Cabin
The Rev. Paris B. Stauffer, 69, a retired Lutheran pastor, died from a gunshot at his cabin near Downingtown after a youthful intruder shouted hold up. Stauffer reportedly believed it to be a joke as he moved toward the assailant. the shooter fled. Stauffer was a native of Lancaster County and retired six years ago due to illness.
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West Chester
Paris B. Stauffer
Darlans
Downingtown
Stauffer
Lancaster
Lancaster County
Critics say New Deal bugaboo used to scare voters
New York June 13 Critics of the New Deal were accused by Postmaster General James A Farley Democratic National Chairman of trying to create a bugaboo to frighten American voters He spoke at the cornerstone laying for the new Bronx post office as the key event.
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New York
James A. Farley
Bronx
Old Bohemia to mark 232nd anniversary with field mass
In Warwick Maryland the cradle of Catholic Education in America Old Bohemia will celebrate its 232nd anniversary tomorrow with a military field mass. Soldiers from Fort Dupont Delaware and thousands of civilians will participate.
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Warwick
America
Old Bohemia
Near Here
Fort Dupont
Delaware
Lightning Fire Destroys Barn In Denton Area
A bolt of lightning started a fire that destroyed a barn and some hay on the property of Mrs. James Smith near Denton Maryland. Damage was estimated at 400 dollars.
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Denton
James Smith
Here
Bel Air magistrate bonds negro farmer in manslaughter case
Magistrate Stanley B. Spencer set William F. Tittle of Jarrettsville under 2500 dollars bond to answer manslaughter charges arising from the death of E. P. Scarboro, a white farmer, in an automobile accident near Bel Air on Tuesday.
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Bel Air
Stanley
Spencer
William F. Tittle
Jarrettsville
E. P. Scarboro
Japanese Marines Landed At Amoy China
Six destroyers and one cruiser arrived at Amoy and landed marines. A Japanese officer said the fleet was ready to move to Canton if needed. Reports of hostilities between Central government forces and South China were received, with skirmishes said to have occurred along the Fukien border.
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Amoy
China
Toaay
Canton
Nanking
South China
Fukien
Heavy Rains Sweep Parts of County
Williamsport and Halfway to Hagerstown were hit by three heavy thunderstorms last night, flooding lower town areas and delaying drainage. Observers D Paul Oswald and J A Miller logged around .54 and .13 inches respectively, with Williamsport seeing the heaviest rainfall and several streets and cellars inundated.
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Williamsport
Hagerstown
Chewsville
D. Paul Oswald
J. A. Miller
Keedysville
St. Paul's
Keedysyville
Student Shot in Quarrel After Downtown Night Tour
Baltimore June 13 Henry Grelecki 22 a Baltimore City College graduate and former University of Alabama student was shot in the elbow and abdomen during a quarrel after a downtown night club tour police arrested Dr Eugene L Baisch 35 charged with assault with intent to kill Baisch admitted shooting Grelecki during an argument with Grelecki and his brother Edward and a young woman with disposition of the charge deferred pending Grelecki’s condition
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Baltimore
Henry Grelecki
Baltimore City College
University of Alabama
Eugene L. Baisch
Grelecki
M. Joseph Wallace
Baisch
Edward
Catfish Snared by Oyster Wall Trap
In St. Augustine on June 13 a catfish swam past an oyster on the sea wall. The fish slipped into the oyster’s open shell and was clamped fast. Spectators pried the oyster free later, but the catfish was dead.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Extradition of Burlington County Detective Parker
Albany N Y June 13 Lieut Gov Bray signed extradition papers for Ellis Parker Sr chief of detectives Burlington county New Jersey who faces charges in Brooklyn tied to the Lindbergh kidnapping inquiry Parker whose home is in Mt Holly New Jersey was indicted by a Brooklyn grand jury after an inquiry into the abduction of Paul Wendel He later repudiated a confession of kidnapping the Lindbergh baby.
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Albany
N. J
William Bray
Ellis Parker, Sr
Burlington County
Brooklyn
Bray
William F. X. Geoghan
Kings County
Parker
Mt. Holly
Paul Wendel
Lindbergh
Green trailer truck knocks out city traffic lights
A large green trailer truck crashed into a white utility pole at Summit avenue and Antietam street at noon, knocking out traffic signals. City electricians repaired the system quickly.
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Summit Avenue
Antietam Street
Civil guard killed as Spain unrest grows after vote
In Madrid on June 13 a civil guard was fatally injured and four other people were killed in renewed clashes across Spain. The fatalities push total deaths from post election violence past 200. The guard was seized while walking alone near socialist headquarters in Palenciana, Cordoba province.
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Madrid
Spain
Palenciana
Cordoba
Navy awards contracts for 191 bombing planes
Washington June 13. The Navy awarded contracts for 191 bombing planes totaling several million dollars to three aircraft manufacturers.
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Washington
Navy
Murdered Chicago tea room manager found along road near St Charles
Miss Nel la Penunzi 23, manager of the Red Parrot Tea Room at Club Arcada, was found shot and beaten in a ditch on the Dunham gravel road two miles north of St Charles. Sheriff Kantmeyer sought Rinaldo Di Pietro for questioning after relatives said he was overly attentive. Penunzi had told family he planned to talk before leaving for New York City. Her abandoned car showed blood and signs of a struggle.
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ST. Charles
Ill
Nella Penunzi
Red Parrot Tea Room
Arcada
Dunham Gravel
Wayne
A. J. Kantmeyer
Dunham Castle
Chicago
Kanimeyer
Rinaldo di Pietro
Geneva
di Pietro
Kantmeyer
New York City
Fire Scare At Annapolis School
A June 13 alarm at the Annapolis grammar school drew all city fire apparatus. Smoke curled over the roof as Deputy Fire Marshal Thomas G. Basil found a furnace fire that had cooled by the time he investigated.
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Annapolis
Annapolis Grammar School
Thomas G. Basil
Vernon Wilts sues for damages after January crash
Vernon L. Wilts by attorney Leo H. Miller filed a 250 damages action this morning in the court against Robert Arnold and Mary E. Seaman. The suit grows from an automobile collision on January 1 at the corner of Church and Prospect streets.
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Vernon L. Wilts
Leo H. Miller
Robert Arnold
Mary E. Seaman
Church and
Prospect Streets
Roosevelt Heads West On 4000 Mile Tour
President Roosevelt began a 4000mile western trip in Fort Worth after two Dallas centennial speeches. He planned to deliver a major address in Vincennes Indiana tomorrow at a George Rogers Clark monument dedication. In Dallas he urged democracy in opportunity, warned against entanglement in foreign conflicts, and pressed for a defense by business and agriculture. Mrs Roosevelt joined the cheers as crowds braved a thunder shower to see the President in Texas.
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Texas
Arkansas
Vincennes
Ind
George Rogers Clark
Elliott
Dallas
Dallas Cotton Bowl
United States
Fort Worth
Lone Star State
Washington
Woman Freed Of Murder Charge
Doris H. Ford 37 is acquitted by a circuit court jury after a three hour deliberation for shooting her husband William A. Ford 43 in their home. She fainted as verdict was announced and asked to see her children, then was taken to her sister’s Millersville residence to visit Frank 4 and twins Eugene and Charles 2. Her other children Grace 13 and William 10 are with Baltimore county friends. Ford had admitted shooting in self defense amid claims of years of brutality.
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Towson
Doris H. Ford
Millersville
Anne Arundel County
Frank
Eugene
Charles
Grace
William
Baltimore County
Tropical Disturbance Off Yucatan Tracked By Weather Bureau
A tropical disturbance was charted off the Yucatan coast, reported by the New Orleans weather bureau in an advisory. The system is described as of slight intensity and is the season's first advisory issued.
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New Orleans
Weather Bureau
Yucatan
Will Conduct His Own Rites At His Farm
Danville, UL, June 13. L. F. Bailiff, 80, plans to conduct his own funeral tomorrow at his Knoll Cove farm. He invites friends but will not have a minister. He says he does not want someone else presiding and hopes guests bring flowers, as he prefers bouquets before he dies. Neighbors expect a crowd but accept the unusual plan.
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Danville
L. F. Bailiff
Offices Here Ransacked of Dental Gold
A thief forced and picked open doors at Dr. Charles A. Shepsie’s dental offices at Franklin and Potomac streets, stealing between 100 and 2000 dollars in gold fillings while the dentist was away. Police were notified when he returned and saw the ransacked second floor. In a separate break in, Andrew Snyder’s car on George Street was looted during a game, with a wrist watch, a gold ring, and $10.85 stolen.
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Charles A. Shepsie
Franklin and
Potomac Streets
Dr. Shepsie
City Stadium
Andrew Snyder
George Street
Horse Wanders Into Business Section
A racehorse escaped from the Fairgrounds and wandered to West Franklin Street before noon. Detective William Peters, a former Texas broncho rider, captured the animal and returned it to its owner at headquarters.
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Fairgrounds
West Franklin Street
William Peters
Round defeats Jacobs to edge England toward Wightman Cup
Dorothy Round, former Wimbledon champion, defeated Helen Jacobs 6-3 6-3 in Wimbledon England. The win gives England a 3-2 lead in the four-out-of-seven Wightman Cup series versus the United States, leaving England one match from the trophy.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Dorothy Round
Helen Jacobs
England
United States
Posse Hunts for Baby Girl Near Monkton Rail Station
In Baltimore on June 13 a posse of about 200 hunted for 18 month old Joan Fuhrman who vanished near her Baltimore county home. The search along the Little Gunpowder River near Monkton ran until midnight with no trace found. Joan was last seen around 4 p.m. near Monkton railroad station as neighbors and family members logged a three hour search before police were alerted.
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Baltimore
Joan Fuhrman
Baltimore County
Little Gunpower River
Monkton
Joan
Martin O. Fuhrman
Norris Bolts to Roosevelt Nye Critical
Cleveland June 13 Under new and younger leadership the Republicans began a twofisted ground campaign against the new deal. Landon Knox plan tactics in Topeka while party field staff rally support. Borah Nye and Norris show rifts. Norris backs Roosevelt in Washington. unity and liberal conservative tensions shape GOP path ahead of the Democratic factor.
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Cleveland
Ali M. Landon
Col
Frank Knox
Topeka
William E. Borah
Landon
Gerald Nye
N. D
East
Norris
Roosevelt
Washington
London
Knox
William Howard Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Nice Is Back Nothing In Bag
Gov Harry W Nice Maryland leader returns to Baltimore after delivering 16 Maryland votes to London and Knox and announcing backing for Landon on the first ballot He had sought the vice presidential nomination and said his delegation would support Landon if needed.
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Cleveland
Harry W. Nice
Maryland
Baltimore
London
Knox
Nice
Landon
John Hamilton
Wiring errors found in stadium PA as Democrats open convention
Electricians in Philadelphia report the public address system at the municipal stadium had several misconnected wires and missing class, with wires disconnected and fastened to wrong connections. The Democratic convention is set to open June 23.
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Philadelphia
Municipal Stadium
France Opposed To British Proposal
Paris report states France will reject a British plan to reorganize League of Nations members into regional groups. Officials call the move destructive to collective security. The questions, said to be raised by Sir George Clerk to Premier Leon Blum, are described as an attempt to impose a revised framework.
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France
League of Nations
George Clerk
Paria
Leon Blum
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Doris Ford
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Baby Girl
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Borah
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