Southern Senators Claim Victory In Wage Hour Fight
Southern senators say they won a year long battle to keep minimum wages low in the south. They anticipate a senate committee will approve broad exemptions from a 40 cent per hour rate after seven years and push for added regional distinctions within industries. The conference panel also advances a $3.7 billion relief and public works bill with WPA funding rising to $1.425 billion and extra farm funds. A quick adjournment is hoped for next week if wage hour talks succeed.
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Dixie
Industrial
North
Washington
Senate
Southern
Pepper
D-Fla
Hllender
D-La
Conference Committee
Weather forecast for Southeast states tonight and Saturday
Weather forecast covers South Carolina Georgia Florida and Alabama with partly cloudy skies and scattered thundershowers. Northwest and central North Carolina portions show similar patterns with night and Saturday activity. Winds shift from southeast to southwest along the coast with occasional strong thundershowers possible.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Roosevelt Plans Marietta Ohio Address On Cross Country Trip
President Roosevelt said only formal speech planned on his cross country tour next month would be in Marietta Ohio on July 8. He will travel via West Virginia into Ohio then Kentucky meeting Democratic leader Senator Barkley in Covington and may discuss Governor Chandler's role.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Marietta
Ohio
West Virgina
Kentucky
Barkley
White House
Covington
A. B. Chandler
Nandier
Memphis
Tenn
Or &T
Britain Moves GPAT Stop to Raids
London reports Britain backed by France seeks drastic action to halt Spanish insurgents air raids on Allied shipping. Bonnet presses extreme measures amid attacks including the Brisbane bombing and Gandia machine-gunning, while Halifax departs for Yorkshire.
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London
Britain
France
Burgos
Georges Bonnet
Eric Phipps
Paris
Mediterranean
Eric
Bonnet
Brisbane
Denia
Stanray
Gandia
Isadora
Castellon de la Plana
Benicasim
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Viscount Halifax
Lone rebel air raider strikes British property in Spain
A lone Italian made Savoia seaplane bombed Alicante Denia and Gandia causing fires and destruction. The Brisbane freighter sank after incendiaries. Seven killed earlier in Alicante. United States destroyer No 140 arrived to evacuate Vice Consul Lee Worley amid ongoing raids.
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Madrid
Savoia
Alicante
Denia
Gandia
Thorpehall
Brisbane
Edwin Apfel
United States
No. 140
Lee Worley
Valencia
Paris
Aprel
Roosevelt plans cross country tour through multiple states
President Roosevelt outlines a broad itinerary from Missouri to Oklahoma then Texas, Colorado and Utah with stops in Fort Worth Wichita Falls Amarillo Pueblo and the Royal Gorge. He also plans a day in Yosemite National Park before returning east by sea.
JAPS PUSH ON INTO HEART OF CHINA
Japanese forces cut the Peiping Hankow railroad south of the Yellow River and attacked Chengchow as they push deeper into central China. The raid disrupted Hankow Chengchow traffic after a bridge was blown south of Chengchow. Dr Sanford Ayers of Atlanta and two British colleagues were reported at a mission near Chengchow amid Japanese air attacks. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek urged aid from allied nations through boycotts and arms embargoes.
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Peiping-Hankow
Yellow River
Chengchow
China
Hankow
Sunghai
Hankchow-Chengchow
Sanford Ayers
Atlanta
Archbold and Crew Reach New Guinea After Ocean Flight
Richard Archbold and five companions rested in New Guinea after an 8,600 mile flight from the United States. They landed at Humboldt Bay following a 16 hour 8 minute final leg from Wake Island aboard a two engine seaplane valued at 250000 dollars. The voyage began June 2 from San Diego and was routed for the American Museum of Natural History.
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San Francisco
Richard Archbold
New Guinea
American Museum of Natural History
Humboldt Bay
Archbold
Pan-American Airways
San Diego
Wake Island
Refugees Return to Homes Near Mayon Volcano
Refugees driven from houses near the Mayon volcano base began returning as eruptions subsided. The report from Legaspi dated June 10 notes reduced activity allowing residents to reclaim damaged and unsafe areas.
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Legaspi
P. I
Mayon
Eac
Moore Reelected Georgia Press Association Leader
Jere N. Moore of Milledgeville was unanimously reelected president of the Georgia Press Association. J. Roy McGinty of Calhoun stayed as vice president and Hal M. Stanley became secretary and treasurer. The gathering praised longtime officers, adopted reforms, and awarded eight newspapers for excellence.
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Harold Tyler
Swainsboro
Georgia Press Association Today
Jere N. Moore
Milledgeville
Albert Hardy
Gainesville
J. Roy McGinty
Calhoun
Hal M. Stanley
C. E. Benns
Butler
Ben Hardy
Barnesville
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Charles Herty
Savannah
Citizens
Ray Nixon
Emory University Journalism Department
Moore
Georgia
Jack Williams
Waycross
Frank Kempton
Atlanta
McGinty
James C. Seymoure
Macon
Reidsville
First District Press Association
Association
Atlanta Constitution
Constitution
Associated
Milledgeville Union Recorder
W. G. Sutlive
State Hospital
Theron S. Shope
Florida Press Association
John Davis
Lake City
Fla
C. P. Heflenstein
Suwannee Democrat
Live Oak
Tate Powell, Jr
Baker County Press
McClenny, Fla
Volcanic Eruption Wanes as Manila Activates Logist Return
The Rev. Miguel Selga, a volcano logistics official, returned to Manila after the eruption peaked yesterday. Authorities noted diminished activity today as the crisis near its presumed end.
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Miguel Selga
Manila
Eight Army Air Corps crew killed in Illinois bomber crash
An army B18 bomber from Chanute Field crashed on the Youle farm near Delavan on June 10 during an electrical storm. Eight crew members—Capt. Richard B. Reeve, Lieut. Norman H. Ives, Lieut. Thomas Langden and five enlisted men—were killed. Debris scattered over a half mile, with opened and charred parachutes among the wreckage. Authorities linked the missing flight to a routine Denver bound mission from Chanute Field, and the bodies were later identified as all in uniform.
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Gides Findley Delavan
Ill
Here
Carey Youle
Mili
Nelson A. Wright
Tazewell County
Wright
Chanute Army Field
Rantoul
Denver
Colo
Chanute Field
Lowry Field
Richard B. Reeve
Waunakee
Wis
Norman H. Ives
Los Angeles
Thomas Langden
Galveston
Tex
Edward F. Murah
Corp
William H. Housley
Phillip J. Truitt
Max W. Myser
George L. Huntsman
Delavan
Army Air Corps
Youle
Laura Youle
Air Corps
Harry Houghton
Richard Reeves
Langden
O. E. Henderson
McCall admits kidnaping and claims accidental death
Franklin Pierce McCall, 21, confesses in an eight page statement to kidnapping five year old James Bailey Cash Jr. from his bed and places ransom notes after the boy's death, which FBI Director J Edger Hoover says was accidental. McCall faces possible death penalty charges and trial within weeks. authorities note ransom totals and locations while McCall's wife and relatives are questioned.
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Skeegie
McCall
D. C. Coleman
Miami Daily News
Miami
Fla
Franklin Pierce McCall
James Bailey Cash, Jr
J. Edger Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
R. A. Cash
George A. Worley
Worley
J. Edgar Hoover
Joseph Hilliard
FBI
Dogain
Hilliard
North Florida
Princeton
Agenta
The
Miami Herald
Claudine Evelyn McCall
Circuit
Arthur Gomez
Georges A. Worley
Jasper
Cash
Asbury Cash
Cash, Jr
A McCall
J. Edgar
Bureau of Investigation
Houses Refuse Senate Changes on Flood Control
Washington June 10 The house refused to accept senate amendments to the 375 million flood control bill. A joint senate house committee was named to reconcile differences. The measure authorizes about 150 river projects and 100 reservoirs but provides no funds.
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Washington
House
Senate
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