Roosevelt signals NRA extension with Borah amendment
President Roosevelt told House leaders he would accept the Senate’s NRA extension, after a long filibuster by Senator Long. He also would back Borah’s amendment to tighten antitrust enforcement, as the Senate adopted the extension to next April 1 at 6 10 p m.
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Clarence M. Wright
Associated Press
Washington
NRA
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Senator Long
D.-La
White House
O’connor
Rules Committee
Senate ends Long filibuster with NRA extension vote
After a 15 hour filibuster by Senator Long the Senate approved a resolution to extend the NRA shadow to next April by a 41 to 13 vote at 6 10 A M. Senators then adjourned to sleep as House leaders debated final action on business terms and antitrust enforcement under Borah’s amendment.
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Washington
Long
D. Ala
Senate
House
Borah
Idaho
Schall
R. Minn
McCarran
D. Nev
Roosevelt
NRA
White House
Waley and Wife Fight Federal Kidnaping Case in Tacoma
Harmon M Waley and wife Margaret pleaded not guilty in Tacoma to federal kidnaping and conspiracy charges in the nine year old George Weyerhaeuser abduction. Bail set at 100000 each on conspiracy. no bail on kidnaping. Prosecutor warns state charges could follow if federal case fails. Police hunt for William Mahan in Montana and Canada as authorities pursue the gang’s third member.
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Leland Hannum
Associated Press
Tacoma
Wash
Washington
Harmon M. Waley
Margaret
George Weyerhouser
Department
Montana
Canada
William Mahan
Mahan
George
Weyerhousers
Pierce County
Harry H. Johnston
Owen P. Hughes
U. S
H. G. Fitch
J. Charles Dennis
San Francisco
Dennis
Mobridge
Snowstorm Hits African City Amid Floods
In SHOW FALLS IN AFRICA, Cuban Natal South Africa reports the first snow in living memory. A cold wave shocks residents of a hot humid city as a 12 inch rainfall wrecks rail and road communications and floods surge, with several bodies found in floodwaters.
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Natal
South Africa
County Board Takes No Action on Beer Licenses
Thomas county board of commissioners did not act pro or con on beer licenses. Citizens, ministers, and others urged no licenses and stronger enforcement, while Ochlocknee and Thomasville officials supported county action or cooperation. The issue now hinges on court clarification of county authority.
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Board of County Commissioners
Thomas County
Izard
T. F. Callaway
A. B. Speer
Ochlocknee
W. J. Powell
Thomasville
W. W. Jarrell
Frisch Fined and Suspended by Ford Frick
Frankie Frisch manager of the St. Louis Cardinals was fined 50 dollars and suspended for two days by NL president Ford Frick for clashing with umpire Sears in Boston. He will be eligible to return when the Cardinals open a series with the Giants.
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Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Yord C. Frick
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Frisch
J. W. Sears
Boston
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Sears
Frick
Theyine
Cardinal
Giants
Leaders Hoping for More Speed in NRA Program
Washington dispatch reports Senate passage of the administration NRA plan after an all night filibuster by Senator Long. Democratic leaders expect quicker action on social security and House votes on amendments. Also notes Black supports Pan American Airways rate cuts and veterans’ benefits funding, plus army base construction requests and Shriners conclave events led by a Roosevelt review.
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Senate
Senator Long
D. Ala
Roosevelt
Harrison
D. Miss
Senate Finance Committee
NRA
Congress
House
Borah
Idaho
White House
Black D. Ala
Senate Air Mail Committee
Pan-American Airways
Post Office Department
Rep. Smith
D.wash
Army
Shriners
What the NEA Extension Resolution Would Mean
The senate approved NRA measure would extend a greatly reduced NRA until April 1 1936. It would eliminate compulsory codes and allow business leaders to set agreements on collective bargaining minimum wages maximum hours child labor and unfair competitive practices prohibited by law or FTC act. It would restore antitrust laws to full effect.
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Wasnugher
Sime
NRA
Senate
Negro petitions Supreme Court to reconsider insurrection case
Angelo Herndon, identified as a negro communist, through attorney Whitney North Seymour of New York, petitions the Supreme Court to reconsider its recent dismissal of his appeal from a Georgia conviction on inciting to insurrection. He remains under 18 to 20 years imprisonment but is out on bail awaiting the court’s ruling next fall on the rehearing.
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Washington
Angelo Herndon
Whitney North Seymour
New York
Supreme Court
Georgia
Herndon
Pardon Petition for Luke Lea Moves Toward Action
The pardon petition for Luke Lea, former Tennessee senator and newspaper publisher serving six to ten years for bank fraud, began a process likely to yield a decision within weeks. After a public hearing in Raleigh the petition rests with Parole Commissioner Edwin M. Gill before he forwards recommendations to Governor Ehringhaus.
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Raleigh
N. C
Luke Lea
Tennessee
Edwin M. Gill
Ehringhans
Lea
German Explosive Works Blast Kills Hundreds Near Berlin
A major explosion at the Westfalian Anhalt explosives factory in Reinsdorf southwest of Berlin killed and injured hundreds. A second blast later caused further destruction. authorities evacuated the village and censored reports. The plant employed about 13,000 workers and extensive damage spread over miles. Medical and Red Cross teams rushed to the scene.
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Associate
Berlin
Reinsdorf
Helin
Westfalian Anhalt Explosives Factory
Littenberg
Red Cross
Pan American Clipper Lands in Honolulu on Trans-Pacific Flight
The Pan American Airways clipper arrived at Pearl Harbor near Honolulu from Alameda, California, completing the first leg of its pioneering flight to Midway Islands in 17 hours 58 minutes. Capt. Edwin Musick steered through rough weather with a mid‑flight speed up to 154 mph as the crew tested storm conditions for future schedules.
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California
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Midway Islands
Hawaii
Pacific Ocean
Edwin Musick
Ripper
Aismeda
Fight Returns Tonight at Times Enterprise
The Times Enterprise will report round by round details of the Baer Braddock heavyweight bout at 9 00 o clock from the Long Island Bowl Ik The returns will be announced live from the ringside over the Associated Press leased wire in front of the Madison Street office.
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Times-Enterprise
Long Island Bowl
Thomasville
Tle
Associator Press
Madison Stree
REW Building To Replace Warshaw And Levitt Stores
Announcement to Mr. Harry Feinberg states a contract will be let soon to erect three new brick stores on the Warshaw and Levitt sites, replacing the older buildings. Demolition starts around July 20, with a two story, modern front and black and white glass fronts. Warshaw will use upper floors for wholesale shoe trade. Rosenberg’s and Feinberg’s spaces will house new retailers.
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Feinberg & Sons Furniture
Warshaw's Boot Shop
Jevitt's
Fulnberg
T. 1. Winn
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Levitt
Warshaw
Rosenberg's
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Feinberg‘s
Retention of Voluntary Tobacco Code Ahead of Meeting
Asheville N C June 13 The National Tobacco Warehouse Association weighs retaining a voluntary code as a main topic at its two day meeting. Frank Davis president of Winston Salem announced the program and said Senator Bailey has agreed to address the group. Officers will be chosen at the final session Saturday.
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Asheville
N. C
National Tobacco Warehouse Association
Winston-Salem
Frank Davis
Bailey
Ford aims to build another million cars in year
Detroit June 13 Henry Ford said his company, after a production milestone of one million, expects to make at least another million cars in the next 12 months. He noted skepticism about NRA outcomes and argued against competitors dictating how to run his business.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
NRA
Ford
China Accepts Partial Japanese Demands in North China Impasse
Shanghai reports say China's elder statesmen accept part of Japan's terms for resolving the north China standoff while rejecting others. Beijing agrees to withdraw national troops north of the Yellow River and abolish certain political parties in Hopei but rejects changes to local political personnel. Concerns rise over potential Japanese military moves and a growing demilitarized zone between Manchoukuo and China proper.
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Associated Press
China
Japan
Yellow River
Hopei
Shanghai
Great Wall
Manchoukuo
China Accepts Some Japanese Demands for North China Settlement
Nanking notes indicate China will accept broad conditions proposed by Japan to settle the North China impasse while rejecting several detailed points. The Kuomintang councilors instructed War Minister Ho Ying-chin to inform Japan that only broad terms are acceptable and detailed demands should go through diplomatic channels to Nanking. The exact points deemed acceptable remain unclear, while the government seeks clarity on Japan's stance.
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Associated Press
Nanking
Ho- Ying-Chin
Japan
North China
Kuomintang
Government Party
Central Political Council
Akira Ariyoshi
Yellow River
Hopei
Peiping
Military Council
Yu Hsueh-Chung
Tienjin
Death toll estimates vary after Westfalian Anhalt blast
Unofficial counts from Reinsdorf place deaths near a thousand in the explosion at the Westfalian Anhalt explosives factory. The Berlin ministry of propaganda claimed the toll would be under 100. The plant employs 13,000 workers.
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Berlin
Reinsdorf
Ministry of Propaganda
Reward Offered for Mahan Kidnapper in Butte
Butte Montana police announce a five thousand dollar reward for the capture of William Mahan scar-faced figure alleged to have kidnapped a Weyerhaeuser employee. Reward aims to smoke him out of hiding within 24 hours.
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Butte
Mont
William Mahan
Weyerhaeuser
Weather Dispatch South and Southeast States
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday across South Carolina Georgia and Florida with possible local thundershowers in northwest portions and little temperature change. Alabama reports cloudy skies with local showers especially in the north. Extreme northwest Florida remains mostly cloudy tonight and Friday.
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