Mattern Lands in Moscow Ahead of Round-The-World Record
US aviator James Mattern arrived in Moscow after 51 hours 37 minutes from New York City. He plans onward flight toward Siberia despite fatigue and poor weather, aiming to beat the Post and Gatty record. He received a warm Soviet welcome and awaits rest before continuing toward Novosibirsk.
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Novosibirsk
Kansas convict recaptured during spree near Binger
News accounts recount the capture of Frank Sawyer and the rescue of a Co‑ed at Oklahoma A and M as authorities close in on a gang blamed for kidnapping and vehicle theft. Goodfellow and sister were seized. the girl aided in a tense struggle that ended with Sawyer fatally shot by a sheriff’s posse.
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Oklahoma City
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Horace Crisp
Sheriff's Office
Mears
President's Hawaii governor request rejected by House
In a first Roosevelt backed bill setback the House rejected the president's authority to appoint a Hawaii governor from the continental United States. The vote 242 to 114 under suspension shows Democrats lost a three vote margin though the measure is not dead and leaders plan to seek a special procedure for a majority vote.
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Australian Victor Beats Cochet In Paris Tennis
June 5 at Auteuil France JJ Crawford, Australian tennis champion, defeated Henri Cochet in straight sets 8-6 6-1 6-3 to win the French Hard Court singles title, the first victory for an invading player since the event started eight years ago.
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France
JJ Crawford
Atralia
Henri Coc
Florida man kills wife wounds son then commits suicide
In New Port Richey Florida coroner's jury finds John Nevinsky 40 killed his wife shot his son William Brewster 14 then killed himself. The boy 14 was wounded in the spine and remains in a Tampa hospital. Police say Nevinsky visited the wife before the shooting and a relative says the family was living at the wife’s home. The son used a small calibre rifle to aid his mother and was wounded. Fort Benning military authorities will handle burial.
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Cardinal Bourne Grievously Ill in London
Cardinal Bourne, archbishop of Westminster, is gravely ill with pulmonary edema in London. An official bulletin notes he had a restful night and this morning shows further improvement.
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London
Cardinal Urne
Westminster
Mandamus suit planned against State Board over road funds
In Atlanta, June 5, highway officials said a mandamus suit would seek two months back salary for B P McWhorter, chief highway engineer, arguing the governor's demand and board refusals. The case targets the highway board for payment and involves court action in the appropriate circuit amid a broader dispute over convicts and road funds.
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Blanton Fortson
Athens
Jud P. Wilhoit
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Chance to prune tariff hedges seen for parley
President Roosevelt at sea reports that the London economic conference may cut tariff hedges encircling many countries. The US delegation led by Cordell Hull argues for readjustments of mutual benefit with little sacrifice, likening revisions to pruning deadwood to restore trade and curb price pressures while preserving protection.
Five Youths Die In Dual Collisions Near Columbia
In two crashes near Columbia South Carolina nine others were injured. Four youths died in the Lexington county collision and six lives were lost overall including Rutland and five others. The victims include Sarah Long 17 Marjorie Long 19 Elberta Shealy 20 Ernest Koon 24 and Douglas Rutland 12. Betty Lou Rutland 5 was gravely injured as the father’s car struck another on the Monticello highway.
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Rutland
Rion
Fairfield County
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Marjorie
Elberta Shealy
Ernest Koon
Lexington County
Douglas Rutland
Slater
Betty Lou
Monticello Highway
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China Loan Sets Stage For U S Cotton Wheat Sale
Washington reports the Reconstruction Finance Corp. arranged a $50 million loan to China to buy American cotton and wheat. The loan, secured by Chinese taxes on imports, bears 5 percent interest and runs three years. China could purchase 900000 bales of cotton and 12550000 bushels of wheat, reducing U S carryovers while facing debates over taxation and farm policy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Corporation
China
T. V. Soong
Europe
United States
Showers and Storms Edge Illinois Prohi Vote
Chicago June 5 predicted showers and thunderstorms threatened voters as they decided on the 18th amendment repeal and local judiciary races. Both wets and drys sought the largest turnout with anti prohibitionists aiming to influence nearby Indiana's vote. Illinois seeks to join the nine states weighing repeal while others remain pro prohibition.
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Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported for June 5
Treasury receipts for June 5 were 9 273 325 27 dollars. Expenditures totaled 22 423 155 54 dollars leaving a balance of 349 610 379 26 dollars. Customs duties for two days of June amounted to 1 553 320 87 dollars.
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Treasury
Van Sweringens Brought Into Morgan Probe
Senate committee investigating J P Morgan and Company weighed whether to inquire into the personal income tax returns of three Morgan partners Lamont Ewing and Stanley. Chairman Fletcher said the panel would reconvene tomorrow to decide its course as the inquiry continued.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas S. Lamont
William Ewing
Mjarold Stanley
Fletcher
Morgan Questions Guard Gun At Senate Entrance
In Washington a playful exchange occurred as J P Morgan asked why capitol policeman F J Perkins carried a revolver. Perkins replied for protection against the senators, to which Morgan concurred that would not be much protection.
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Capitol
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Morgan Incomes Tax Probe Sees Lamont Stock Buyback
Senate committee investigators heard that Thomas S Lamont sold stock to his wife in 1930 and repurchased it, amid questions of tax-returns implications. John W Davis defended legality and committee authority while Pecora pressed for reform debate. The session adjourned with plans to reconvene tomorrow to decide next steps.
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Congress
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National City Bank
New York
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Decision on Farm Act Applied to Cotton
Secretary Wallace said a decision on applying the farm adjustment act to cotton will come before week’s end. With much of the crop planted and lower belt nearing maturity the department seeks an early ruling. He will meet again with cotton leaders and plans to discuss an acreage reduction plan involving 30 percent of cotton land retired and cash payments to farmers.
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Wallace
C. A. Cobb
Atlanta
George N. Peck
American Cotton Cooperative Association
American Farm Bureau
Department
Bridges in Washington Presents Georgia Milk Trade Plan
Georgia assistant agriculture commissioner Fred T. Bridges travels to Washington to present a tentative milk trade agreement covering Atlanta Savannah Augusta and Macon to farm adjustment act officials. He disputes claims by Frank Buchanan of the Georgia Milk Producers Confederation about invitation status and outlines a target price path from 2.05 to 2.50 per cwt by September first, pledging to continue the fight for farmers.
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Fred T. Bridges
Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture
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Macon
Bridges
Frank Buchanan
Georgia Milk Producers Confederation
Buchanan
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Milk Producers Confederation
House Leaders Debate Vet Ultimatum And Tax Debate
Washington June 5 UP House leaders will debate tomorrow how to respond to President Roosevelts ultimatum on veterans benefits limits and new taxes to cover a 170 million export. Rainey favors accepting the Senate limit over new taxes while Roosevelt seeks a plan to protect veterans from deep cuts.
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House
Roosevelt
House Democratic Steering Committee
Special Veterans Committee
Buchanan
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Speaker Rainey
Robinson
Ind
White House
Congress
Former Hoover aide killed in Vallejo accident
Vallejo California June 5 Thomas T C Gregory 55 a San Francisco attorney and Stanford University trustee who served as an aide to Herbert Hoover in the American food administration after World War I was killed last night in an automobile crash near Vallejo He was thrown from his car into a water filled ditch 50 feet below when the machine struck a highway guard rail
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Herbert Hoover
American Food Administration
Here
Gregory
San Francisco
Stanford University
Note on Personal Stock Transactions of Two Individuals
The article discusses whether to disclose or investigate the personal stock transactions of two individuals named Nors, William Ewing and Harold Stanley. It highlights potential conflicts of interest and oversight considerations.
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