Congress eyes end of present labors with Wagner bill
Washington June 12 Congress eyed adjournment as the Wagner labor board bill seemed set for sacrifice. Roosevelt and the NRA labor board would seek expanded temporary powers to handle capital labor quarrels amid signals of a steel strike.
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Roosevelt
NRA Labor Board
Washington
Congress
Wagner Labor Board
Senate
House
Tugwell
Darrow
Smith
Trade Commission
Wasington
Capitol
Igh S. Johnson
Separor Wane
M.N. Yo
Labor Department
Legislat Ve
White House
Roosevel
Nabin
Bank Bandits Caught Sleeping in Woods by Carolina Police
Two armed men were found asleep in a woods near Kenansville North Carolina and captured by officers. They were charged with taking part in Saturday's hold up of the Bank of Magnolia where two people were wounded. They had $804 on them believed to be part of $836 stolen. One suspect Arthur W Petit had prior bank robbery conviction and prison camp escape. The other man remained unidentified.
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Kenansville
N. C
Magnolia
Arthur W. Petit
D. S. Williamson
Dublin County
Carolina
Airplane Overdue From Atlantic City to Newark
A New York Airlines plane with pilot Frank Huner and two passengers, en route from Atlantic City to Newark, was 45 minutes overdue in Newark and feared lost in rain and fog above Perth Amboy. The craft left Atlantic City at 1 p.m. EST. the trip normally lasts about an hour.
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Newark
N. J
Frank Huner
Atlantic City
Newark Airport
Perth Amboy
New York Airlines
Mother Peeples On Trial For Infant Daughter Murder
In Atlanta Georgia on June 12 19 something a mother named Peeples 24 from Chatsworth Ga went on trial for the murder of her infant daughter. She wept at testimony as witnesses described the infant death with the state asserting she poisoned the child. The baby and mother were found in a hotel on April 28 with hospital staff noting poisoning despite antidotes.
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Atlanta
Upera
Mother Peepies
Chatsworth
Peeples
Train wreckers target Austrian official Emil Fey again
Vienna on June 12 reports a second attempt in four days to derail the main line to kill Emil Fey minister of public security. A bomb was found last Saturday above the office of Prince Franz von Starhemberg vice chancellor of Austria, linking the two incidents to high government figures.
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Vienna
Hey
Austria
Prince Frnsz von Starhemberg
Threats of Steel Strike Hardens Concrete Move
Concerted drive on foot for walkouts of workers in the steel plants signals a solidified strike surge. Union organizers press for action as tensions rise amid mounting pressure on plant management and production timelines.
Recognition Sought by Steel Workers Union
The Amalgamated Association of Tron Tin and Steel workers plans a Thursday meeting to issue a formal strike call for nationwide walkouts over union recognition. Michael Tighe says the demand is recognition and collective bargaining. Industrialists oppose recognizing the union citing open shop principles while Roosevelt reportedly discusses other adjudication options amid mediation talks. A Negro worker Green Patton was killed in Alabama iron ore field strike violence with several others injured in bombings shootings and fist fights.
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Associated Press
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Tin and Steel Workers
Michael Tighe
Roosevelt
Green Patton
Republic Steel Corporation
Alabama
France defaults again on fourth war debt payment
Paris reports France will default on its fourth war debt to the United States. Edouard Herriot opposed the move though aligned with the cabinet, and a note to Secretary Hull in Washington is to be transmitted for delivery tomorrow with possible timing delays until noon Friday.
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Paris
Upi
France
United States
Edouard Herriot
Washington
Cordell Hull
Roosevelt reportedly offers Dem chairmanship to Helvering
Reports that President Roosevelt had tentatively offered Guy T. Helvering the Democratic National Committee chairmanship were denied today by Helvering and a party spokesperson. Helvering called the claim untrue and a bank rumor from a source close to leadership refused to be named.
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Roosevelt
Helvering
Washington
Guy T. Helvering
Internal Revenue
Democratic National Committee
British Customs Officer Reported Slain in China
Hongkong dispatches report the death of R. K. Collier, a British customs officer in China, with five Chinese officers wounded in an incident near Hoshow believed linked to smugglers.
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China
Hongkong
UPI
R. KE. Collier
Hoshow
Talmadge Seeks Secretarial Post After Governorship
Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge states it is his ambition to become secretary of agriculture after leaving the governor’s office. He notes being accused of being a dirt farmer and cites past farm policy stance including a cotton holiday proposal. He recalls a 1932 rise to prominence and a meeting with Henry Wallace where he disclosed the ambition.
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Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Talmadge
South
National Farm Administration
Georgia
Azo
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Patient at State Asylum Injures Ten Inmates
A patient at the Milledgeville state asylum attacked fellow inmates, seriously wounding three who were treated in hospital. The incident left ten inmates injured as authorities reviewed security measures and patient handling procedures.
Inmate Knifing at Milledgeville Insane Hospital
Ten inmates at the state hospital for the insane in Milledgeville Georgia were wounded by a tubercular patient using a rusty paring knife. Three injuries were serious as the attacker, claiming self defense, lunged amid screams from about 23 others in a dormitory pavilion. Attendants placed the assailant in solitary confinement.
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Milledgeville, Ga
State Hospital For the
R. C. Swint
Swint
No Trace Found in Nanking Disappearance of Japanese Consul
Shanghai reports Japan holds China responsible for the disappearance of Bimei Kuramoto the Japanese consul at Nanking. No trace was found after searches. China offers 10000 Mex for information. Japan may demand indemnity and dispatches warships to Nanking amid tense relations with Chinese police.
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Shanghai
China
Bimei Kuramoto
Nanking
Japan
Kuramoto
U.S
Yorikichi Suma
Six Survivors Tell of Plane Crash Escapes
Six survivors of a crash near Junin Argentina recount clinging to the wings for four hours to avoid drowning after four North Americans and a Chilean were killed in the accident.
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Junin
Argentina
Here
Weather forecast for the southeastern states
The forecast calls for South Carolina and Georgia to be mostly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with occasional showers. Florida will be partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with local showers on Wednesday and possibly in the extreme north tonight. Alabama and extreme northwest Florida expect partly cloudy to cloudy skies with local thundershowers tonight and Wednesday.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mexican coast braces for storm winds
A tropical storm off Tampico threatens the Gulf coast as El Salvador and Honduras report thousands of deaths from last week’s floods and landslides. Officials warn of possible Texas impact while Red Cross and local services prepare for emergencies.
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el Salvador
Honduras
Texas
Tampico
Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
Vera Cruz
Red Cross
San Salvador
Playa Miramar
Sonsonate
San Migue
Santa Ana
San Vincente
American Red Cross
Washington
Two Teens Held on Extortion Charge in Alabama
Florence police arrested two teenage boys Ben Duncan seventeen and Deryl Hagood sixteen on charges of attempting to extort five thousand dollars from B A Rogers a merchant and former state senator. Hagood signed a confession and Duncan admitted involvement only in picking up the package for Hagood who promised him one hundred dollars.
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Florence
Alabamne
B. A. Rogers
Ben Duncan
Deryl Hagood
W. N. Stutts
Fred Jeeves
Tennessee
Chestnut Streets
Stutts
Hagood
Duncan
Naval papers salvaged from wrecked air liner disaster
Sailors recovered thirty to forty naval documents from the Newark to Chicago luxury liner whose crash on Mongaup Mountain claimed seven lives. Coroner Dr. W. Gr. Burke refused to release the papers to employer T. H. Bennett pending inquest while noting some items belonged to the navy and others to the Semet Solvay Company.
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Livingston Manor
Mongaup Mountain
Here
W. Gr. Burke
Sullivan County
William Bader
Buffalo
Bader
Bennett
Burke
Semet-Solvay Company
Liberty
NRA Denounced Again By the Review Board
The Darrow Review Board criticizes NRA codes, alleging stealthy changes and monopolistic practices. It targets the retail, lumber, food, boat and shoe codes and calls for removal of industry and government officials involved. The panel cites alterations to advertising prohibitions and price provisions as examples of overreach and unfair competition.
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Washington
Jime
NRA
Roosevelt
Darrow Review Board
Pluga
Subnson
Johnson
Clarence Darrow
Petail
Parrow
R. W. Maes and Company of
New York
Darrow
Merchant Patrolman and Two Gunmen Die in Pistol Battle
Miami Oklahoma June 12 A 30 year old merchant patrolman named Dunaway and two unidentified gunmen were killed in a pistol exchange as officers S S Johnson and Witt Ellis attempted to question them near the northeastern Oklahoma railroad freight depot. A third man in a car claimed to be Chin of Webbers Falls and was arrested.
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Miami
Okla
Stack Dunaway
Dunaway
S. Ss. Johnson
Witt Ellis
Johnson
Ellis
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Rexford Tugwell
Senate Agriculture Committee
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Ture
Hatfield
W. Va
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McNary
Capper
Kans
Oregon
Wheeler
McGill
Bankhead
Bulow
Caraway
Bone
Murphy
Pope
Hatch
Norris
Norbeck
Wrazier
Cutting
Shipstead
Fr. L
Minn
Carolina Police
Emil Fey
State’ Asylum
Milledgeville
Darrow Board
Hugh Johnson
Mexican
Brownsville
Tex
Tegucigalpa
Ocotepeque
Weather Bureau
Mingaup Mountain
Harry Pinsley
Pinsley
Harold Coppins
N.Y
Coppins
Ada Fludighy
Clyde Holbrook
John Barron, Jr
Review
Oklahoma
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