Fringed figures in federal crime drive target Dillinger era fringe
Federal agents backed by state authorities intensified a crackdown on the Dillinger era fringe, listing physicians nurses lawyers and others connected to the gang. Trials in Chicago Oklahoma City and Minneapolis led to multiple sentences including Leavenworth terms for harboring Dillinger related cases and a $10,000 fine for Louis Piquett.
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Chicago
Louis Piquett
William Hale Thompson
Leavenworth
Piquett
Homer van Meter
Dillinger
St. Paul
Oklahoma City
Ben B. Laska
Denver
Charles F. Urschel
Laska
James Mathers
Theu
Clayton May
Minneapolis
Augusta Salt
Harold Alderton
Bensonville
Ill
Edward C. Bremer
Bremer
Alderton
Edna Murray
Missouri
Milan
Mich
John J
McLaughlin
James J. Wilson
Northwestern University
Wilhelm Loeser
Harold Cassidy
van Meter
Married teachers barred in Athens city schools
Athens Ga June 28 The board of education ruled that no married teachers will be employed in the Athens city schools in the future while current staff remain. Five new teachers and five cadet teachers were elected for the 1935 36 session opening in September. Cadet teachers are being tried for the first time in Athens schools.
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Athens
Board of Education
Methodist Pastor Found Guilty Of Gross Imprudence
In Atlanta on June 28 the Rev. H. E. McBrayer was found guilty of gross imprudence and highly unministerial conduct and suspended until the next North Georgia Conference meeting. A charge of immorality was not sustained. McBrayer said he may resign and will continue services in a suburban temple while deciding his future. The verdict was by a 13-member jury after a two-hour deliberation.
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H. E. McBrayer
Wesley Memorial Church
Atlanta
Associated Press
McBrayer
Georgia
North Georgia
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Lakewood Heights
W. H. Laprade, Jr
Augusta
W. N. Ainsworth
H. BE. McBrayer
Book of Discipline
Methodist Episcopal “Church
South
Weather outlook for the Southeast US
The forecast covers South Carolina Georgia and Florida with partly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday. Interior regions may see local showers in South Carolina and Georgia while Florida experiences similar showers. Alabama will have partly cloudy conditions with isolated showers near cooler zones. Northwest Florida faces partly cloudy tonight, becoming mostly cloudy by Saturday with local showers.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Italian Sentiment Favors War With Ethiopians
On Rome's 21st anniversary of Ferdinand's assassination public opinion swung toward war with Ethiopia. Observers note Eden's visit failed to curb support for Mussolini's East African action, with many seeing Eden as seeking concessions in exchange for backing down.
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Rome
Italy
Ethiopia
Anthony Eden
Mussolini
Eden
11 Duce
Great Britain Back Pedals in Peace Efforts Amid Ethiopian Crisis
On the 21st anniversary of Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination, Britain faced a setback as Eden returned from Europe with Mussolini's hard line on Ethiopia. He outlined a plan for Italian control if diplomacy failed, while Britain pressed for blocs including an eastern pact and air Locarno. France preferred a bundled settlement. Italy eyed a Danubian pact. The three powers differed on strategy, risking the broader security system.
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London
Franz Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Great Britain
Anthony Eden
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Ethiopia
East Africa
League of Nations
Il Duce
Eden
Mussolini
Geneva
Musolini
League
Dome
Pierre Laval
France
Germany
Air Locarno
Si Duce
Broader and Flexible Credit System for Dixie Farmers
Senator Glass reports the banking sub committee has agreed on main points of the credit control section of the omnibus bill. A 60 day extension of temporary bank deposit insurance was approved to avoid immediate permanent insurance. The group will report to the banking committee Monday with details not disclosed.
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Washington
Glass
Virginia Demederat
Senate
Lass
Banking ‘Committee
Federal Reserve ‘System
Senate Sub Committee OKs Banking Bill on Monetary Plans
Washington June 28 The administration banking bill centering currency and credit control in the Federal Reserve Board was approved by a Senate banking sub committee and to be reported to the full committee. President Roosevelt aims to abolish unnecessary holding companies and bar dollar devaluation suits as Congress debates utilities regulation. The House discusses Wheeler Rayburn bills as TVA amendments move forward and deposit insurance is extended for two months.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Congressional Administration
Roosevelt
House
Wheeler-Rayburn
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Steagall
Burns
Ways and Means
House Rules Committee
White House
United Sline Workers
Appalachian
Operaors
Birmingham Newsman and Alabama Solon in Fisticuff Today
Montgomery, June 28. A Jefferson county representative and Ralph Hurst of the Birmingham News settled differences in a single round clash off the house floor. Hurst sought a statement on the Jefferson county civil service bill. a dispute over misquotation led to the corridor brawl before members intervened. No major injuries reported.
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Montgomery
Ala
Jefferson County
John Arnold
Ralph Hurst
Birmingham News
Hurst
Arnold
Jefferson County Civil Service
Omnibus banking bill outlines guaranty fund rules
The bill would cap insurance on deposits at ten thousand dollars with partial coverage above that and create unlimited bank assessments for fund membership. It would permanentize temporary insurance provisions, set assessments at one twelfth of one percent of insurable deposits, halt assessments when the fund hits five hundred million and resume when the fund is replenished to that level.
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Guaranty Fund
Americans Rescued During Peiping Mutiny Fight
Two secretaries from the American embassy helped evacuate Americans outside Peiping's west wall as mutineers attacked the city with an armored train and artillery. Loyal Chinese troops repulsed the revolt within about 12 hours. one Chinese civilian died. The unrest disrupted business and rail traffic while Manchurian rioters clashed with government forces.
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Associated Press
Peiping
United States
Fengtai
Loyal government troops repel Manchukuo forces in forbidden Peiping
June 28. Loyal government troops repulsed an invasion by Manchurian soldiers trying to seize Peiping the ancient capital. Martial law was imposed and lifted after the victory of peace preservation forces. City gates remained closed and traffic suspended throughout the city.
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Shanghai
Peiping
Fengtai
Pai-Chien-Wu
Wu Pai-Fu
North China
Toave
Forbidden City
China
Cuban soldiers rescue kidnapped girl in Cuba
Cuban troops scoured the countryside for 14 year old Maria Alonzo and rescued her from a farmhouse. They arrested a man found with her on a charge of abducting her for $1000. The girl was returned to her father Aurelio Alonzo, a prominent undertaker, apparently unharmed.
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Santa Clara
Cuba
Maria Alonzo
Aurelio Alonzo
Flying Keys Extend Sky Record In Meridian Flight
Fred and Al Keys keep the silver plane aloft over Meridian after surpassing the 1930 endurance mark. Ole Miss pilots spent 24 days in a closed cabin, earning $100 per day past the old record and prompting a name change to Keys Field as they chase an unofficial 647 hour target.
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Meridian
Miss
Flying Keys
Fred
Ole Miss
Hunter Brothers
John
Kenneth
Chiago
Jered
Keys Field
Dele Jackson
Forest O'buine
Mother and daughter beaten in Madison county home
Athens reports a 79 year old Mrs. C. G. Goolsby and her 49 year old daughter Nettie were severely beaten by a would be robber at their Madison county residence. They remained in serious condition at a hospital. A Black suspect named Simmie Gains was arrested near Lexington and moved to secure custody in Barrow and later Fulton towers in Atlanta.
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Athens
Madison County
C. G. Goolsby
Nettie
Lexington
Simmie Gains
Barrow County
Winder
Fulton Tower
Atlanta
The Big Show of 1935 Half Over in Chicago satire
Chicago reports the big show of 1935 is half over with rapid fire action and memorable lines. Huey Long and Father Coughlin figure in a long dialogue while President Roosevelt cites the NRA decision as a return to horse and buggy economics. The piece also includes biting quips from Hoover Ickes Hauptmann and others.
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Chicago
Huey P. Long
Senate
Father Coughlin
General Johnson
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
NRA
Trenchard
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Herbert Hoover
Ickes
Louisiana
Babe Ruth
Justice McReynolds
Georgia officials reject federal highway takeover threat
Governor Eugene Talmadge and highway chairman W E Wilburn challenge Washington plans to spend Georgia road funds via a federal setup. They insist title to roads stays with the Georgia highway department and federal officials cannot legally take over highway construction. The dispute centers on about 19 million dollars in Georgia allotments and a Ball's Ferry bridge omission in Muscogee County.
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Atlanta
Washington
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
W. E. Wilburn
Highway Department
Talmadge
Georgia Highway Department
FERA
Wilburn
Thomas H. MacDonald
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Treasury
Agriculture Wallace
C. D. Sneed
Montgomery
Ala
J. T. Marshall
State Highway Department
Max. L. McRae
Highway Board
Wallace
Max L. McRae
McRae
MacDonald
State Highway Board
Federal Bureau of Roads
Ball's Ferry
Oconee River
Harry E. Newton
P. St. John Wilson
Muscogee County
Fort Benning
Georgia may get road funds through another route
Washington reports a new dispute over how Georgia may receive its 19 million dollars in federal road funds. Federal highway chief Thomas MacDonald questioned Georgia's plan and cited Secretary Wallace's demand for reorganizing the state highway department. Congressman Carl Vinson criticized Governor Talmadge, urging proper operation under the federal highway act.
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Washington
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
State Highway Board
Thomas MacDonald
Wallace
W. HB. Wilburn
Georgia Highway Board
MacDonald
Wilburn
Carl Vinson
D. Ga
Talmadge
State Highway Department
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