Roosevelt Plans Vacation Cruise From Washington
President Roosevelt orders his bags packed for a two week vacation sailing the Amberjack I from Massachusetts. He will visit Groton School near Boston to see Franklin Jr and then head toward Campo Bello near the Canadian border to reach his boat on June 28. He aims to return to the anti depression campaign in person after Congress adjourned.
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Washington
Roosevelt
North Atlantic
Massachusetts
Groton School
Boston
Franklin, Jr
Marion
Nightfail
Mr. Roosevelt
Stephen ‘Ty Early
Congress
Campo Bello Aland
Maine
Famine Ravages Shensi Province in Central China
Reports from Suanghai China on June 16 describe a catastrophic famine in Shensi province with no rain since 1928. Widespread death and denuded vegetation are noted, with cannibalism, banditry, and scarce farm animals amid dire conditions and wolves roaming famine areas.
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Suanghat
China
Shensi
Momentous Session Of Congress Ends With Broad Victorys
The Seventy third Congress adjourned after approving the presidents expenditures for veterans and passing a 650 million dollar independent offices appropriation. Senate backed the compromise while House delayed on pend ing veterans measures. The administration marked a record of swift action and broad cooperation between branches. Continued on Page 3.
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Washington
Seventy-Third
Congress
Carver
Senate
Rainey
Garver
United States
Divorce Petition Alleges Untidy Habits and Bathing Ban
Mrs. Eunice Centoben of Dennison files for divorce from Clarence Centoben claiming he has not bathed for five years and limits her to using only two matches daily. The petition cites long separation and alleged neglect as grounds.
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New Philadelphia
Clarence
Centoben
Eunice
Dennison
Mediation Accepted By Secret Cuban Society Ends Violence
Havana reports the ABC Sewer Society agrees to cooperate with the American ambassador Sumner Welles to reestablish peace. President Machado accepts mediation, students and professors back the move, and the ABC vows no violence against authorities after a 15000 member poll. Decrees freeing several hundred political prisoners to follow.
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Havana
ABC Sewer Society
Machado
Sumner Welles
Sikewise
Welles
ABC
United States
OCR
Dr. Kaninacion Celular Radical Revolu
Clonairia
General Store Ransacked in Keedysville Heist
The general merchandise store of Henry K. Zimmerman in Keedysville was robbed last night of radios, detectors, hardware, groceries and other goods worth several hundred dollars. Deputies and county investigator Martin L. Ingram are investigating with fingerprints and clues found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ki. Zimmerman
Keedysville
Martin L. Ingram
Noted outlaw abducts sheriff in Missouri
Bolivar residents identify Charles Floyd and Adam Richitt as the two men who kidnaped Polk County Sheriff Jack Killingsworth in Springfield. Mechanic Joe Richitt says Adam and Floyd stopped for car repairs, forced the sheriff into the auto, and that Adam has long aligned with Floyd in criminal ventures.
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Springfield
Bolivar
Charles
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Oklahoma
Adam Richitt
Jack Killingsworth
Polk County
Belivar
Joe Richitt
Adam
Richitt
Richittt
Swan Song Says Saxophone Fades From Spotlight
San Francisco director T. C. Kennedy at KR declares his long Navy bandmaster career and 30 years guiding youth to study flute guitar trombone and other instruments, but the saxophone’s days of popularity are nearly over.
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San Francisco
T. C. Kennedy
KR. 0
T. C
Navy
Ita
Rail unions vow to ignore wage-cut orders in Chicago report
Spokesmen for the million union workers on America's 201 Class 1 railroads said they would ignore employer demands for a 22 44 per cent wage reduction and a temporary deduction slated to start November 1. The report, filed from Chicago on June 16, notes the union stance amid wage-cutting pressures affecting the rail industry.
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Chicago
America
Secretary Wallace Calls Dairy Conference for June 26
Washington June 16 Secretary Wallace today called a conference for Monday June 26 of representatives from all dairy interests to begin drafting a program for applying the farm adjustment act.
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Washington
Wallace
Progress Seen as Steel Industry Near Recovery Act Compliance
New York June 16. Wall Street noted substantial progress by the steel industry toward framing and coding its operation under the Industrial Recovery Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Fram- Ink & Code
GOSS 12 NAMED AS FEDERAL LAND BANK COMMISSIONER
Albert Goss of Seattle longtime head of the Washington State Grange since 1922 was appointed Federal land bank commissioner to succeed Paul Restor who resigned effective March 36.
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Goss
Washington
Jane
Albert
Seattle
Washington State Grange
Todlay
Federal Land Bank
Paul Restor
Post Office Building To Start Soon In Hagerstown
Washington dispatch reports approval of bids for 25 million dollars in new public buildings within 45 days. Postmaster General Farley and Treasury official Robert sanction the plan while specifics are drafted. The program aims to have 100 million dollars of new federal buildings under way before October, with 22 projects already under bid consideration and work expected to begin promptly after bids open.
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Hagerstown
Franklin Street
Washington
Farley
L. W. Robert
Treasury
Robert
Congress
Disabled Veteran Survey to Seek Jobs in Hagerstown
The Chamber of Commerce and Antietam Chapter of Disabled American Veterans will conduct a survey among unemployed disabled veterans in Hagerstown and Washington County to place them in federal public works jobs. Major Hobbs of the Veterans Employment Service and A P Underhill will assist as applications are completed at Chamber headquarters in the Hotel Alexander.
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Chamber of Commerce
Antietam
Disabled Army Veterans
Hagerstown
Washington County
Chamber
E. FE. Knepper
KE. O. Hobbs
Veterans Employment Service
Baltimore
Maryland
A. P. Underhill
Forest Conservation Corps
Hotel Alexander
Mercury Dips to 56 Amid Cool June Showers
The minimum last night was 56 with 65 at noon today per Keedysville observer J A Miller. Morning showers felt unusually cold for June but caused no damage unless prolonged. A chimney fire at Frank W Mish’s South Prospect street home was extinguished easily by the Antietams.
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J A. Miller
Keedysvile
Frank W. Mish
Prospect Street
Antietams
Kentucky Court Rules 3.2 Beer Non-Intoxicating
The Kentucky court of appeals affirmed a Jefferson Circuit Court judgment upholding that 3.2 beer is non-intoxicating. The ruling tests the legality of the new brew and preserves the lower court decision.
Decision in Negro Case Is Reversed in Boston
The United States circuit court of appeals reversed Judge James A. Lowell’s grant of a writ of habeas corpus for George Crawford a Negro. Crawford faced extradition to Virginia over a murder charge in Middleburg January 1932. The court ordered Crawford remanded to custody for extradition execution.
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Boston
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
James A. Lowell
George Crawford
Crawford
Virginia
Agnes Boejog ‘Dsley
Nina Buckner
Middleburg
Massachusetts
Lowell
Suffolk County
George H.bingham
Frank @. Hale
State Police
Jury to Get Bank Head's Case Soon
New York reports that Charles E. Mitchell, charged with evading 850000 in income taxes, will go to the jury next Wednesday. Alfred E. Smith and other prominent men testified that Mitchell's reputation for honesty was good, after which both sides rested. Summations set for Monday and Tuesday.
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New York
Charles E. Mitchell
Alfred E. Smith
Norman cancels Bishop Cannon anti beer address
Norman ministers and Bishop Cannon dispute ends with cancellation of his anti beer program in Norman. Rev Herbert J Cockerill confirms the Norman Ministerial Alliance acted to stop the Monday night event. Pastor Emerson C Houser says Cannon's leadership is discredited and no local ministers support his appearance.
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Cannon
Norman
Oklo
James Cannon
Herbert J. Cockerill
Emerson C. Houser
First Presbyterian Church
Youth Hit By Cycle Is Hurt In Alley
Edwin Anderson of 624 Salem Avenue was badly injured this morning when struck by a motorcycle as he walked through an alley behind Church Street. He was knocked out and taken to the local hospital. at noon his condition was reported fairly good. The motorcyclist emerged from a garage into the alley.
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Edwin Anderson
Salem Avenue
Church Street
Rev Dr Kelly Named Pastor At Brunswick
Reverend Dr William E Kelly former pastor of St Peters Hancock transfers to St Francis of Assisi Brunswick as announced by Archbishop Michael J Curley. He will be replaced in Hancock by Rev Francis P Ryan from St Marks Catonsville with changes effective July 1.
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William E. Kelly
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Hancock
St. Francis of Asstast
Brunswick
Michael J. Curley
Baltimore
Father Kelly
Francis P. Ryan
St. Mark's Catholic Church
Catonsville
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Carroll C. Kerr
St. Williams's
Ten Hille
Terence F. Beehan
Corpus Christ, Baltimore
Hagerstown
Kerr
Cathedral
Thomas H. Rinehart
Fr. Soucy
St. Mary's
This City
Holding Man On Serious Charge
Abraham Rohrer. 39, formerly of Roonsboro, was arrested by Detective William Peters on a warrant charging him with carnal knowledge of an eight year old girl said to be his niece. The warrant was issued by Justice Shifler at Boonsboro. Rohrer made no statement and was committed to jail in default of bond for a hearing next Tuesday.
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Abraham Rohrer
Roonsboro
William Peters
Shifler
Boonsboro
Rohrer
Chickens Stolen in Big Springs Case Report
Tunis Newkirk reported to the Sheriffs office this morning that a theft occurred in Big Springs, taking 36 Barred Rock chickens. The theft involved Merit of the absence of the birds, with Harry Newkirk's father, aged member of the Democratic State Central Committee, noted in the report.
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Tunis Newkirk
Big Springs
Harry Newkirk
Democratic State Central Committee
Rocklenickens
Farmer recalls shooting at intruders on his farm
Charles Dorsey, 46, of 43 Alexa der street, was hospitalized with serious gunshot wounds to the shoulder, arm and back after he says he fired at two fleeing men who entered his barn near 1 a.m. on his Fair Play farm. He was admitted at 2 a.m. with his son Perry, 18, at his side. Officers question Dorsey as the investigation continues.
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Charles Dorsey
Alexader Street
Art
Peter Ruffner
Downin
Ruffner
Dorsey
Perry
Flier Jimmie Mattern Missing on North Flight
WALLA WALLA Washington district reports Jimmie Mattern missing after departing New York for Alaska. His wife Jane Mattern, in Alaska, says she fears for his safety as search efforts continue. Planes and ships were deployed, with no confirmed sighting along the 2500 mile route near Siberia and the Bering Sea. Continues on page 3.
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Jimmie Mattern
Filer
Long Verdue
Siberia
Nome
Alaska
Walla Walla
Jane
Ian Bering
Teavi
Hin Solo
Haberovsk
X Thement
Khabarovek
Beanberrie incident strikes woman on street
Mrs. J W Lane of Eastavenes was walking near her home when a boy shot a bean from a sling. A bean hit her in the ear and lodged so firmly a physician was needed to remove it. The episode followed a warning to the youth to be careful.
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J. W. Lane
Eastavenes
Economic Parley Awaits U S Currency Stabilization Plan
London reports from June 16 indicate the World Economic Conference paused major decisions as gold standard nations await Washington's stance on currency stabilization. French delegates voice disappointment over U S plans, while British, French and American bankers convene to study options. American appointees join the secretary commission and the economic committee as talks remain exploratory with a decision expected in a few days.
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London
World Economic Conference
Washington
Woodin
United States
Monetary Commission
James M. Cox
United States Group
Key Pittman
Nevada
James Couzéna
Michigan
Ralph W. Morrison
Texas
Sam D. McRaynolds
Tennessee
Sabretary
Hull
Prenemy
Monthagn
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Tuu
Hawaii
Vandenberg
R. Mich
Henry K. Zin "Zimmerman
Missouri
R. R
Frankfort
The
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Jidgment
Jefferson
Brew
Mitchell
Dr. Kelly
Farmer
Peter Roffner
Fairplay
Flier
U. S
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