Wage-Hour Talks Progress as Conferees Near Accord
A fragmented report notes wage hour legislation talks nearing agreement amid political tension. It cites M Sherman and Thom as M. Burrough with disputed alias, and references a separate deadly early morning attack in Pelham Georgia where a man named M B Thomas killed by farmer J M Sherman following a knife demand for money.
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M. B. Thomas
J. M. Sherman
Sherman
Petham
Thomas Advanc
Birick Hias
Ming
Stratford
Filst
Thomas
Bird
Pidnins
Sher
Ian
Mae Joke
Turner
Sher- An
Par- Mara
The
Land Trading Co
Burroughs Ee
Popolo D Italia replies to Hull urging US to guard children
Milan based Popolo D Italia condemns Secretary Hull for calling for global order and urges Americans to first protect their own children. It links Hull's Nashville address to navy maneuvers and warns dictators while stressing domestic safety as civilization’s baseline.
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Milan
Italy
Mussolini
Popolo D'Italia Today
Hull
United States
Europe
Levine
Il Popolo
Tennessee Bar Association
Nashville
Pacific
Atlantic
Gardenias for Jean Harlow’s Crypt From William Powell
Hollywood mourns one year after Jean Harlow death as William Powell places gardenias on her crypt. Fresh white blossoms symbolized Powell as Harlow’s last suitor in a solemn remembrance today.
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Jean Harlow
William Powell
Hollywood
Weather Forecast for South Carolina Georgia and Florida
South Carolina sees partly cloudy skies with scattered showers in the northwest tonight or Wednesday and in the southeast Wednesday. Georgia expects partly cloudy conditions with scattered thundershowers in the south portion Wednesday and in the north and west central portions tonight or Wednesday with cooler air in central portions. Florida forecasts partly cloudy conditions tonight and Wednesday with scattered thundershowers Wednesday afternoon. Alabama remains partly cloudy with local thundershowers and cooler in the extreme northwest tonight and Wednesday, with some lingering cloudiness and varying wind along the coast.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Local Death Quietly Noted in Brief
A deceased child about five years old is referenced with no charges filed against Mr. Sherman as of noon. The fragment provides minimal context and names only the involved party.
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Sherman
Compromise Plan Adopted by Solons
Washington June 7 Conferees near agreement on wage and hour legislation with a Thomas compromise for a 25 cent minimum now rising to 30 and industry boards setting rates for five years then universal 40 cents. Southern lawmakers seek exemptions amid filibuster threats as House and Senate move toward final action.
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Washington
Senate
House
Norton
DN J
Thomas
Utah
Congress
Borah
Or.-Idaho
Walsh
Mass
LaFollette
Wis
Ellender
Dla
Canton's Bombing Toll Rises as Civilians Flee
Canton China reports say Japanese warplanes bombed the city three times in one day with 6000 casualties since raids began eleven days earlier. Power works and government offices were hit, civilians evacuated, and a relief crisis loomed as further raids targeted Hangkow and the Lunghai line.
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Canton
China
Japan
South China
Shameen Island
Saichuen
Shameen
Hanam Island
Canton City
Pearl River
Tungshan
Shanghai
Hankow
Hongkong
Tokyo
Britain
France
Cairo Lad Killed by Companion in Ochlocknee River Camping Tragedy
Cairo Georgia June 7 1930 tragedy as Billy McManeus 17 was accidentally shot and killed by friend Roderick Hester 17 at Piney Woods Lake on the Ochlocknee River near Hadley s Ferry during a camping trip. Inquest to be held. funeral plans pending as families prominent in Grady County mourn the loss.
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Cairo
Ochlocknee River
Grady County
Billy McManeus
William Osma McManeus
Roderick Hester
Henry Hester
Piney Woods Lake
Hadley’s Ferry
Young Hester
McManeus
Ray Hall
Hall
Hester
Oliver Hall
Ciro High School
P. H. Blackman
Messrs
B. W. West
J. W. Southall
R. L Williams
J. A. Collins
Audrey Gainey
Dave Bowen
William Osma
Gussie McManeus
South
Georgia
Florida
Mr. Hester
Cairo Banking Company
Archbold Flying Boat Heads for Wake Island
Six airmen head from Honolulu toward Wake Island on a 2300 mile leg to a New Guinea scientific expedition. Richard Archbold leads the flight in a twin engine flying boat with a crew all from New York and New Jersey.
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New Guinea
Honolulu
Wake Island
Pacific
Richard Archbold
American Museum of Natural History
T. Coipper
Pan American Airways
Honoluh
Midway Island
Hawaii
Archbold
Russell Rogers
Lewis Yancey
Gerald Brown
Stephen Barrink
New York
Ray Booth
Roseland
N. J
More British ships bombed in Mediterranean raids
Madrid reports three more British merchantmen seriously damaged in German air raids on Alicante and Valencia ports. At least 22 people killed and 70 wounded in Alicante when a bomb struck a building housing 200 refugee families. Nordic hotel Victoria also hit. The Thorpehaven crippled by three bombs. another unnamed English ship badly damaged.
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Madrid
Mediterranean
Alicante
Valencia
T Bot
Victoria
Junkers
Thorpehaven
Retires as Head of Local Schools in Thomasville
B Broughton, longtime superintendent of Thomasville Public Schools, retires after a 1937 34 term ending with the high school graduation exercises tonight. The board of education accepted his resignation with regret and offered him an advisory post in the system.
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B. B.broughton
Thomasville
PYTG
Broughton
Board of Education
Senator George Comments on Gillette Victory
Washington June 7 Senator George of Georgia said the renomination of Senator Gillette of Iowa speaks for itself. George opposed Roosevelt court plan and faces Georgia primary opponents declaring 100 percent support for the Roosevelt administration.
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George
Washington
Gillette
Iowa
Roosevelt
Georgia
Shooting of American Missionary by Jap Soldier Protested
American missionary Dr. Frederick G. Scovel was shot through the side at a Chinese mission hospital in Tsinima by a drunken Japanese soldier, provoking a protest to the Japanese consul general at Tsingtao. Consul Louis H. Gourley notified the state department and said Scovel, from Portland, New York, is expected to recover.
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Washington
Tsingtao
China
Louis H. Gourley
State Department
Frederick G. Scovel
Tsinima
Gourley
Scovel
Fortland
N. Y
CANDIDATES HAVE LITTLE TO SAY ON IOWA RACE
Senator Guy M Gillette led the Iowa primary with over 40 percent as returns neared three quarters. Otha J Wearin backed by WPA chief Harry J Hopkins trailed with more than a quarter. Gillette blamed a left wing effort for aiming to control the party nomination, while Wearin could not be reached for comment.
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Georgia
Gillette
Des Moines
Iowa
Guy M. Gillette
Tommy Corcoran
Farm
Washington
Otha J. Wearin
WPA
Harry J. Hopkins
James Roosevelt
Huis Cherokee
Trllette
Wearin
Japs warn of more raids on cities
Spanish insurgents launch a general offensive against Valencia as Japan strikes Canton three times and vows to bomb Canton and Hankow with greater vigor. Rear Admiral Nomura says bombardment will continue to prove anti Japanese stance futile amid protests from Britain France and the United States.
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Associated Press
Valencia
Japan
Canton
China
Hankow
Neokuni Nomura
Special Service
Navy
Great Britain
France
United States
Alicante
Edouard Daladier
Spain
Ecuador
Peru
Quito
Tumbez
Pacific
Lima
Natapolo Island
Gulf of Quayaquil
Dickinson Leads Thurston in Iowa Republican Senate Primary
In Hastings Iowa the Dickinson Thurston race shows former Senator L J Dickinson leading with 117 008 votes to 90 127 from 1630 precincts family reports he was not expected until late tonight.
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Hastings
L. J. Dickinson
Lloyd Thurston
Dickinson
Thurston
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Thomas M. Burrough
M. W. Thomas
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Metropolis
Yellow River
Kaifeng
Lanfeng
Lunghai
Chengchow
Hadley's Ferry
Mr. Hart
Archbold Flying Boat
Senator Gillette
Rep
Otha Wearin
Guy Gillette
Cherokee
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