Power of the President Limited in Stop Gap Plan
A bipartisan plan limits presidential power to prescribe or enforce code rules while extending the NRA skeleton until April 1, 1936. Congress aims to replace NRA with tax measures, possibly raising inheritance and gift taxes, and to pursue interstate compacts for labor standards.
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Leaders Agree on NRA Stop Gap Legislation
Washington reports that Senate, House and administration representatives reached a secret conference agreement on principles for a stop gap NRA bill. Details were not disclosed, but sources said there was little change from prior under- discussions amid talks of possible new taxes on inheritances and gifts as part of a future New Deal program.
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Talmadge Attacked Over Administration by Opponent
Watonton Ga June 6 Paul L Lindsay a bitter Talmadge opponent urged Hatonton Kiwanis Club to support constructive criticism of the governor and criticized attacks on the national administration while praising New Deal policies and the AAA as vital to agricultural interests. He urged constitutional amendments if needed to supervise national programs for food and recovery.
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New England
Italian Press Attacks Britain Over Ethiopian Conflict
Italian papers accuse Britain of plotting to seize Ethiopia and oppose Italian moves. Ottobre reports warn Fingland could provoke war with Italy. Giornale d Italia claims England seeks Ethiopia gains and funds Haile Selassie troops while denying the charges.
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Pitts barred from Albany pro baseball clash with Bramham ruling
Edwin Pitts alias Alabama arrives in Albany amid protest from fans after Bramham of the National Association of Minor Professional Baseball Leagues barred him from joining the Albany Senators. Johnny Evers welcomes him and cites possible parole board reporting while noting other roles if baseball proves impossible.
Farmers and workers framed as targets of socialism
The passage argues that aiding big industries and financial interests is seen as constitutional and democratic, while helping farmers and laborers is labelled socialism or communism by political parasites. It frames the issue as a clash between Jeffersonian democracy and elite interests.
Paving Contract Settled for Monticello Road
The Monticello road paving agreement with Duval Engineering of Jacksonville is signed and to start within ten days. The project covers 3.1 miles linking to existing pavement, using limerock base, improving seven miles total on the Monticello Highway.
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Atlanta
Tampa
439 Midshipmen Receive Diplomas at Naval Academy
Annapolis June 6 439 midshipmen received bachelor of science degrees at the eighty ninth commencement of the U S Naval Academy. 314 then became ensigns in the Navy while 25 were commissioned second lieutenants in the Marine Corps. Senator Park Trammell delivered the address and presented diplomas. Rear Admiral David Foote Sellers conferred the degrees. midshipman Lewis L Schock Jr of York Pennsylvania led the star graduates. Buzz Borries of Louisville earned his diploma after a quick make up exam.
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Florida
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York, Pa
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Buzz) Borries
Louisville
Navy Athletic Association
Roosevelt Jr. undertakes modern big game hunt in South America
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. leaves Miami by Pan American Airways in a 16 passenger plane for a hunting expedition into Matto Grosso near the Brazilian Paraguayan border. He plans to hunt jaguars and mount them for a museum display.
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Laval Again Attempts to Form French Cabinet
Pierre Laval undertook to form a new French government amid police guard patrols around the Elysee Palace. President Lehrmi summoned him and Laval accepted the designation as premier after France endured over two days without administrative leadership.
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Fifth French Premier Fails To Form Government
Paris reports a fifth political strong man could not assemble a cabinet to steer France through a financial crisis. Protests threaten streets as Bank of France withdrawals rise and government bonds mature in nine days. Pietri faced reluctant ministers and parliament uncertainty regarding emergency powers for the franc as loyalists clash with police.
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Flood waters spread over fertile Missouri farmlands
The Kaw and Missouri rivers flood plains along Kansas City threaten North Lawrence as dikes fail. Flood waters, carrying flow from Colorado Nebraska and Kansas, surge across thousands of acres of bottom land while engineers see limited overflow danger near the junction of the Kaw and Missouri.
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Pitts Welcomed by Fans in Albany After Parole
Ossining N Y June 6 A7 W Bramham president of the National Association of Minor Professional Baseball Leagues telegrammed Warden Lewis E Lawes of Sing Sing Prison reiterating Pitts cannot join the Albany club of the International League after parole Edwin Alabama Pitts star prison athlete was paroled earlier today The warden asked Bramham to reconsider
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Second ransom note found in Weyerhaeuser case
Authorities chase leads after a second $20,000 ransom note is discovered in Spokane. Federal agents probe a Seattle hotel detainee as the search intensifies for the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapers, with possible connections to Tacoma and Salt Lake City.
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Spokane
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Justice Department
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Chicago
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Washington Dispatch
Brooklyn Eagle Today
Georgia vegetable growers plan new crop affiliations
Savannah June 6 The Georgia Vegetable Growers Association plans affiliation with the 125 year old Georgia Agricultural Society to act as a central clearing house. H Stanley Hastings Atlanta vice president of the agricultural society urged reorganizing the body to include melon tobacco cotton cattle pine pulp and other agri life groups as divisions while keeping their identities.
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Hasting
Local Weather Roundup Across States Tonight and Friday
The report notes fair conditions in South Carolina with cooler tonight and partly cloudy Friday. Georgia shows slightly warmer north while north portions face possible showers. Florida expects fair tonight with local showers and thunderstorms Friday.
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Wealthy Cuban Kidnapped Near Home in Havana Case
Havana reports a wealthy Cuban, Antonio San Miguel, was abducted near his Vibora county home. The ransom demand rumored at $500,000 prompted a large-scale police search as his valet and bodyguard were seized. Officials say no ransom has been received.
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