Marion Zioncheck is committed to Gallinger Hospital
Marion Zioncheck was ordered committed to Gallinger Hospital as an unsound mind. The order, sworn by E P Stump, followed his arrest and transfer from the naval hospital. He earlier visited the White House twice in an old sweater and wrinkled trousers, leaving beer bottles and moth balls in a briefcase for Roosevelt.
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Washington, D. C
Marion Zioncheck
Gallinger Hospital
E. P. Stump
District of Columbia
Naval Hospital
White House
Roosevelt
Bernard Thompson
Supreme Court Invalidates New York Women Minimum Wage Law
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 against New York’s minimum wage for women, citing violation of freedom of contract. Chief Justice Hughes joined the minority. Briefs in favor came from Ohio Connecticut Illinois Massachusetts New Hampshire New Jersey and Rhode Island.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
NRA
Guffey
New York State
Hughes
Ohio
Connecticu
Ilinois
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New Jersey
City Clerk Seeks Extra Man for Fire Department
Written applications will be reserved at the office of the City Clerk until 5 PM Monday June 8 1936 for the position of extra man at Fire Department J Walsh City Clerk publish June 2 3 4 5 6
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Fire Department
Save Two Dollars With Advance Subscription Payment
Readers can lower costs by paying for their subscription in advance. The program offers a two dollar discount for those who commit to a longer term upfront with the newspaper.
Baby Bonds Distribution Planned for World War Vets
In Washington on June 2, officials announce $38,000,000 in adjusted service bonds for World War veterans will be issued starting June 15. About two million veterans are expected to receive one or more bonds, each with a $50 face value, featuring Andrew Jackson.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Washington
Connecticut Delegation to Nominate Landon at Convention
State chairman Henry Roraback said the Hartford delegation would vote all 19 votes for Alf M. Landon at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland starting June 9. The Nugget notes the party push for Landon as nominee.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Henry Roraback
Cleveland
Alf M. Landon
New Jersey Governor Fires State Police Chief
Governor Hoffman dismissed Colonel Nemran Schwarzkoff, longtime head of the State Police, after fifteen years of leadership. He nominated Colonel Mark Kimberling, state prison warden and Schwarzkoff's former deputy, to the Senate for approval.
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Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
Hoffman
New Jersey
Lindbergh
Nemran Schwarekoff
Mark Kimberling
State Senate
Kimberling
Schwarzkoff
Australian Wins Tennis Matches From Allison
Australian player defeats Wilmer Allison in straight sets to secure a Davis Cup tie. Crawford leads the Australian team toward the next challenge against England as the cup progresses.
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Allison
Poels
Philadelphia
Jack Crawford
Wilmer Allison
England
Alaska Receives Largest Cattle Shipment Ever
Two hundred head of cattle, the largest shipment ever received in Alaska, traveled by Alaska Railroad to Wasilla and were unloaded Wednesday night. The cattle, destined for A A Shenbeck, caused confusion as calves were separated from their mothers. Charles L Cadwallader was knocked unconscious when struck by a bar during the unloading. Shenbeck plans to fatten most of the cattle for beef.
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Associated Press
Anchorage
Alaska
Alaska Railroad
Wasilla
A 'A. Shonbeck
Matanuska
Charles L. Cadwallader
For Sale Piano and Household Items Inquire Leon Harper
For sale items include a piano beauty rest mattress a 9x12 axminster rug a bridge lamp and other odds and ends. Inquiries directed to Leon F Harper at the radio station.
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Leon F. Harper
Senate approves Western program deficiency bill
The Senate added a fifty eight million dollar western reclamation program to a deficiency appropriation, after House rejection. The twenty million dollar Grand Coulee program remains tied to the Interior Department bill now before the conference committee, with Senator Mahoney predicting passage of the entire program.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Interior Department
House
Conference Committee
Senatne Mahaney
Severe Floods In British Columbia Isolate Villages
Severe floods in British Columbia isolate many villages including Prince Rupert Hazelton Usk Kamloops and a dozen other hamlets. Rail and highway links are blocked. bridges washed out and telephone and telegraph lines severed. No reports of loss of life have been received.
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Messi
Prince Rupert
B.C
British Columbia
Prine Rupert
Hazelton
Usk
Kamloops
Yuan i
Kidnapper In Jail Life Sentence Is To Lose His Wife
Mrs Beery S Stoll of Louisville was kidnapped in October 1934 and held for 50000 ransom. Thomas H Robinson Jr, jailed for life after pleading guilty, faces divorce and custody action by his wife in Nashville. She seeks custody of their 6 year old son James Robinson and abandonment damages.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Beery S. Stoll
Young Society
Louisville
Spring Cleaning Services Offered by Billie Austin
Window washing, rug cleaning, carpet care and various home cleaning tasks advertised by Billie Austin in Nevada. Contact details provided for scheduling and quotes.
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Billie Austin
The
Nevada
Doctor Says Zioncheck Needs Rest After Congress Incident
Washington June 2 Dr Edgar Bovock superintendent of Gallinger Hospital said Zioncheck will need several days for examination. He lacks knowledge of his wife’s whereabouts and may be advised to stay away from him while the investigation continues. He also said many congressmen are windbags.
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Washington, D. C
Edgar Bocock
Gallinger Hospital
Zioncheck
Bovock
Zionebeck
Congress
Texarkana
Arkansas
T. M. Nix
Dane
Ley
First Division Totals Election Are Complete
Primary results show Frank A. Boyle incumbent with 170 votes in the First Division. S. Mollman 44. Four Democratic candidates for the Territorial House seats are Joe Green J. P. Anderson Captain James Davis and Crystal Snow Jenne. Republican primary yields Territorial Auditor Cash Cole 736 votes C. H. MacSpidden 1 394 and nominees Hanford Henning Frank Price Harry Race and Jack Wilson for the four First Division seats.
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Yonplee
Divisen
Frank A. Boyle
S. Mollman
Fou
Haninabons
Tor
Territorial House of Repréentatives
Vieoh
Joe Green
J. P. Anderson
James Davis
Crystal Snow
Jenne
Territorial
Cash Cole
C. H. MacSpidden
House of Hanford
Alaska Canned Salmon Expenditure Study Noted
A 1935 study details per capita spending on Alaska canned salmon across regions. New England leads in expenditure, with New England residents spending more per person than any other area, while national averages lag. The article notes advertising interest and mentions continued discussion on Page Three.
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Alaska
New England
ToSat
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Victoria
J. Walsh City Clerk
U.S
Landon
A. A. Shenbeckive
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