Incendiarism Probe Ties Blast to Industrial Warfare
North Arlington New Jersey June 10 preliminary inquiry into the celluloid plant explosion found evidence of incendarism and industrial warfare. Eight killed seventy five injured with five missing. Operator Alex Scheinzeit held on technical manslaughter charges as two Elizabeth men named as material witnesses.
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North Arlington
N. J
John EB. Guidetti
Bergen County
Atlantic Pyroxlin Waste Co
Alex Scheinzeit
Guidetti
Elizabeth
Guiddette
Scheingelt
St.Michael’s Hospital
West Hudson Hospital
Revised list of deaths in Arlington disaster
North Arlington reports nine confirmed dead and about 75 injured after a celluloid plant exploded tearing through homes and a bathing beach. Witnesses describe a roaring blaze with flames reaching 200 feet, burning debris falling on bathers and residents fleeing to the Passaic river.
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Arlington
North Arlington
N. J
Appleyard
Lillian
Susan
Dale
George
Klitch
Joseph
Atch
Mildred
Latone
Margaret
North
Passaic
Atlantic Pyroxylin Waste Company
John Jackson
Weather Outlook for the Week Ahead in South Atlantic States
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday shows frequent local thundershowers over the southern portions and the northern mountains with normal temperatures across the region.
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South Atlantic States
South Portion
North Portion
Weather forecast for the Southeast region
Partly cloudy conditions with possible local showers across South Carolina and Georgia tonight and Sunday. Florida expected partly cloudy with local showers and thunderstorms mainly Sunday. Alabama and extreme northwest Florida forecast mostly cloudy with possible thundershowers tonight and Sunday.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Flordia
Alabama
Florida
Gov Talmadge orders prison board to take over convicts
Atlanta June 10 Gov Talmadge warned suppliers to the state highway department to beware as the department has not accepted its budget He ordered state prison officials to take over 540 convicts the highway department threatened to return by June 15 and guard and feed them from his contingent fund The governor cited $150 000 in his fund versus $2 000 000 tied up in the treasury and noted he would donate a Fort Wimberly stone in New York during a forthcoming trip.
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Gov. Talmadge
State Prison Commission
Highway Department
Atlanta
Talmadge
State Highway Department
Highway Board
McRae
Savannah
New York
Mae Murray Seeks Divorce From One Of Mdivani Brothers
Mae Murray, famed actress, files to divorce Prince David 2 Mdivani of Georgia. The action follows a previous withdrawal in 1931. Banns published in Paris for Miss Hatton to wed Alexis Mdivani. Mary McCormic, soprano wife of Serge Mdivani, signs with a film company. The Mdivani brothers’ father was a Caucasus oil magnate and aide to the last Czar, who died recently in Paris.
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Barbara Hutton
Woolworth
Mary McCormic
Miss Murray
Prince David
Mdivani
Georgia
May Murray
Mae
David
Paris
Caucasus Mountains
Russia
Mine Workers Picket Peabody Mine Amid Fears of Outbreak
Harrisburg June 10 Fear of a major outbreak in the Illinois mine union war grows as 200 Williamson county miners are barred from marching past 1600 to 3000 progressive miners who picketed Peabody mine 43. Officers say the tense scene follows earlier deaths among Saline and Williamson county officers.
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Harrisburg
Saline
Williamson County
United Mine Workers
Peabody Mine
Highway Board Rejects Compromise Proposal
Atlanta June 10 Controversy over the governor order to discharge five engineers continues as the highway board rejects Talmadge’s compromise to pay the engineers until July 1 if their names are removed from payroll. The governor says payment only after full compliance. Board vote 2 to 1 against the proposal.
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Highway Board
Atlanta
Talmadge
J. W. Barnett
Lexington
Barnett
W. C. Vereen
Jud P .Wilhoit
Vereen
Mattern Presses On With Around the World Flight
Moscow reports Jimmie Mattern crossing Rukhlovo in eastern Siberia at 9 15 a m Moscow time as he presses toward Khabarovsk. The Texan trails Gatty and Post’s pace, but remains hopeful of a near around the world solo record despite slower time to Irkutsk.
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Moscow
Jimmie Mattern
Rukhlovo
Siberia
Chita
Khabarovsk
Mattern
Bukhlovo
Russia
Irkutsk
Globe
Harold Gatty
Wile Post
Gatty
Post
New York
Garner Refuses $52,000 for Weekly Radio Broadcasts
Washington June 10. Vice President Garner refused an offer to make $52,000 a year in addition to his government salary. He was offered $1,000 a week year round to make one speech weekly over the air but declined, saying it would be improper for a man in his position to discuss government or public affairs.
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Washington
Garner
Texan
Publicity for Income Taxes Now Planned
Senate votes to make all tax returns public under an amendment to the industrial control bill. The move follows Morgan Bank disclosures and banking probes. Guy T. Helvering, new IRS commissioner, announces sale loss schemes to dodge taxes. Charles Mitchell stands trial on tax evasion linked to prior inquiries. Senator LaFollette urges publicity, arguing publicity would deter evasions.
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Washington
Senate
J. P. Morgan and Company
Guy T. Helvering
Internal Revenue
Morgan
Banking Committee
Morgan Partners
Shinkage
Charles &. Mitchell
National City Bank
LaFollette
R. Wis
Compromise on Vets Measure Agreed Upon
President Roosevelt and House Democrats resolved a last minute dispute over the veterans compensation plan. After talks at the White House, House Rules Chair Pou announced a complete understanding and the revised measure moved toward enactment. The compromise extends review time to October 31 and adjusts presumptive case discharges, seen as a $10 million concession by some members.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
White House
Pou
Rules Committee
Patman
Texas
Browning
Tennessee
D. Tex
Merchants Popularity Contest Winners Soon At Rose Theatre
The Merchants Popularity Contest ends with 19 sponsors and a prize list including a free trip to the Chicago World’s Fair. Ballots sealed yesterday and will be counted by F C Jones and E L Alderman, with attesting by Mayor Beverly T Caldwell and Mrs Homer Williams. Winners announced Monday at 9 PM at the Rose Theatre after verification.
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Rose Theatre
Messrs
F. C. Jones
E. L. Alderman
Messrs. Jones
Alderman
W. E. Beverly
T. T. Caldwell
Homer Williams
Gorczyca Leads Fitzhugh Three Up at Midday in South Women’s Final
At radium Springs Golf Course Albany Georgia June 10 Miss Aniela Gorczyca of Fort Worth Texas led Mrs Ben Fitzhugh of Vicksburg Mississippi three up after 18 holes in the southern women’s championship final. Gorczyca early two up then stretched to three up with steady play while Fitzhugh’s troubles were mostly in the traps.
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Radium Springs
Albany
Aniela Gorcczyca
Fort Worth
Texas
Ben Fitzhugh
Vicksburg
Miss
Miss Fitzhugh
Miss Gorczyca
Miss Gorcczyca
Mrs. Fitzhugh
Mrs. Fitzhu
Goodman Strengthens Lead in National Open Golf Today
Johnny Goodman, the Omaha amateur, starts the final round with a six stroke lead at 211 after four rounds. He eagled and birdied early to extend his margin as Ralph Guldahl and Craig Wood chase.
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Goodman
Glenview
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Nebraska
North Shore Golf Club
Miss Cothran Wins Consolation Match in Championship Flight
In Albany Georgia on June 10 Miss Jane Cothran of Greenville South Carolina defeated Mrs George Thompson of Fort Worth Texas 4 and 3 to win the consolation finals of the southern women's golf championship tournament The day also saw Mrs Percy Price of Albany defeat Mrs Jake Hannon of Ardmore Oklahoma 3 and 1 in the first fight championship while Mrs Bee Cockrell of Gadsden Alabama beat Mrs Roy Burns of Columbus 4 and 2 in the first fight consolation
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Albany
Jane Cothran
Greenville
S. C
George Thompson
Fort Worth
Texas
Percy Price
Jake Hannon
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Bee Cockrell
Gadsden
Ala
Roy Burns
Columbus
Deadline Near for Adjournment After Grim Legislative Day
Washington June 10 Congress faces a last minute scramble over the 3.4 billion dollar industrial bill and public works financing as adjournment by midnight remains the hopeful goal. Roosevelt and House leaders push compromises on veterans compensation while conferees press to finish tax exemptions for governmental securities. Senate moves to approve Glass Steagall changes as last minute maneuvers unfold.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Democratic House
Capitol
Senate
House
Muscle Shoals Tennessee Valley
Glass-Steagall Bank
Hawaii
Fourth deficiency bill passes House for Roosevelt program funding
The House today passed the fourth deficiency appropriation bill carrying 3 459 480 000 dollars for Roosevelt program expenditures and sent it to the Senate.
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House
Senate
Washington
Industrial Control Bill Faces Senate House Rift
Washington reports major obstacles block quick accord on the industrial control bill as senators and representatives argue over the tax program and limits on trade practice agreements, threatening adjournment timing. The measure passed last night with the tax section aiming to raise 220 million dollars annually for funding a 3.3 billion public works bond issue.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Replacement of Lost Akron Proposed for Navy Airship Program
Washington reports a joint congressional committee urged replacement of the lost Akron and full development of lighter-than-air uses in the navy. They called for trained airship officers, a training ship, a new airship, and recommissioning the Los Angeles for training while expanding weather maps to four daily. Lieutenant Commander Herbert Y. Wiley has been ordered to sea.
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Washington
Navy
Akron
Joint Congressional Committee
Barnegat Light
Los Angeles
Herbert Y. Wiley
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