Roosevelt to sail with Parster on Panama cruise
President Roosevelt plans a cruise via the Panama Canal to the West Coast. Rudolph Parster will accompany him, with Morster and other White House aides staying behind. Roosevelt will visit Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands en route, then Colombia before returning to the Pacific coast in August.
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LI Sids
Roosevelt
New Linten
New London
Hyje Park
Fanama Canal
Ilawalt
White House
Leara
Rudolph Parster
McKinley
White
Sa Wonlon Islands
Colombia
Factile
Rall
Minireapoilys
Green Bay Wis
President approves drought relief package for Middle West
The president decreed a non executive order allocating 56.27 million dollars for direct aid to drouth areas. Remaining relief funds cover weed and livestock purchases 13.75 million seed and feed loans 25 million land purchases 12.5 million and creation of elysian conservation camps 12.6 million in the drought region.
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Drouth
Middle West
Roosevelt Appoints Steel Arbitration Board Under Emergency Powers
The President uses emergency powers to form a three member arbitration board for steel industry disputes. Admiral Fleury A Whiley, James Mullenbach, and Judge Walter S. Cracy will mediate, with authority to determine union representation and bargaining limits in all steel plants. The board reports to the president via the secretary of labor.
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GESAL
Ater
Ters
Shell
Admiral Fleury A Whiley
James Mullenbach
Chicago
Walter Sracy
North Carolina Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Secretary of Labor
Francesa
Milwaukee streetcar strike sparks emergency labor action
A minority of Milwaukee streetcar workers quit work and, using violence, forced service suspension. Mobs clashed with police and attacked the electric plant and cars as the American Federation of Ta bor unions push to have their representatives recognized. Mey Erinda I Ifann, now chief conciliator for the national labor board, was sent to act with authority. Mayor Lionn blamed the company for the strike and ensuing riots.
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Milwaukee
Ihe
American Federation of Tabor
Shir
National Labor Board
Wisconsin
Lionn
Chicago Judge Blocks AAA Milk Licensing Ruling
Judge Barnes restrains federal AAA from enforcing milk licensing provisions against independent Chicago dealers. Washington officials vowed to seek reversal if higher courts uphold the ruling. The decision questions AAA authority under the farm act and could affect dozens of marketing agreements and codes.
Harriman Hosiery Mill Blues Over Blue Eagle Case
The AH ARKRIMAN hosiery mill near Harriman Tennessee shut down leaving 65 workers unemployed after a dispute over Blue Eagle status. The company protested to Administrator Johnson and President Roosevelt claiming unlawful deprivation of property rights while the NRA fight forced compliance to regain the Blue Eagle.
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AH Arkriman Hosiery
Ita
Jowa
Tle Clty
Harriman
Tennessee
Milla
NRA
Dala
Comyany
Johnson
Loosevelt
United States
General Johnsons
United Workers
Textile
Ifeld
Itfostery
Darkiman
Rewards Offered in Dillinger Manhunt Across States
The Attorney General posted rewards totaling $10 000 for Dillinger the bank robber and murderer and $5 000 for a capture of Vic Gillis Dillinger aide with additional $2 000 for Gillis capture. Plans for federal state and local cooperation to capture Dillinger include use of National Guard. A separate $1 000 state bounty from Indiana Illinois Michigan Ohio and Minnesota awaits Dillinger’s capture.
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Sam
John
Hlngett
Cunnings
Fescer
Vic Gillis
John Dillinger
Baby Face
Kelson
Dillinger
Wna
Cearre
Inger
Nelsod
W Carter Baum
Fistienagert
Blaunelander
Wis
Dittinger
Inilana Lil Nois Micnl
Ohio
Minnesota
Roosevelt Radio Address Reassures Nation On Recovery
President Roosevelt spoke to millions over the radio urging confidence in recovery and reform. He challenged radical pessimism and urged Americans to judge their own situations by personal wages debts bank accounts and work conditions to assess progress.
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Tpling
Loosevelt
Blackt
Congress
Roosevelt
Britain Plans Air Strengthening for Defense of Country
Foreign reports from Geneva say the British government announced extensive plans to strengthen its air force for homeland defense. Lord Londonderry stated there is no imperial air force but pledged close cooperation with air forces of the dominions.
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Geneva
Tor Hament
Lord Londonderry
Air
Hie
Dominions
Storm Troops Demand Steel Helmets Ban in Germany
The Storm Troops composed of war veterans call for banning the Stahlhelm in the German government while leaders insist the organization will not be suppressed or absorbed. They claim the Stahlhelm is guaranteed by President Hindenburg, Chancellor Hitler, and other Nazi chiefs.
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Germany
Jittler
Hindenburg
Hitler
Congress
Warrington
Washington
Anniversary of Archduke Assassination Sparks Austrian Outrages
On the twentieth anniversary in Sarajevo the assassination is linked to World War onset. The report notes bombing outrages across Austria against the Dollfuss government, possibly Nazi instigation, with damage to paper plants railway lines and a newspaper office described as politically driven disorder.
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Archduke Ltanz Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Austria
Dollfuss
Ambassadors, vacations and rumors swirl around presidential circle
Reports from Faris claim Misa Le Eland will wed William O Bullitt American ambassador to Russie while Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr plans to join the Riviera. Miss Telisnd, secretary to Mr Roosevelt, sails for Europe as adjournment ends and admirals await confirmation of romance and travel plans.
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Hla Inawati Cruse
Margaret Telisnd
Loosevelt
Europe
Faris
Misa le Eland
William O& Bullitt
Rhussia
Sun
Ats
Rench
Kiusala
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Mr Bullitt
Vanderbilt
Riviera
Ss la Itand
America
Ambassador Bullitt
Moscow
Detroit bridge hosts large goodwill celebration
About a hundred thousand Americans and Canadians gathered on the Ambassadeur bridge spanning the Detroit River for a goodwill celebration. The event, under the American region’s auspices, turned the bridge into a vast playground and temporarily lifted customs and immigration barriers for the day.
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Detroit
Ambassadeur Bridge
Canada
United States
Detroit River
National Topics Interpreted by William Bruckars A ual 18
National Topics Interpreted by William Bruckars discusses Roosevelt’s expanded executive power after Congress adjourned, detailing how 60 percent of legislative powers sit with the president. It evaluates checks and balances, New Deal measures, and the shift toward one man control in economic recovery efforts.
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William Bruckars
Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
Stoosevelt
Legislative Branch
Oneiman
Constitution
Ald
Borah
Idaho
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Bankhead
Johnson
Grandmothers clash rival powers and a fast flying daredevil
A collage of restless World War era chatter features grandmothers quipping about presidents and queens, a London to Melbourne race dream of James Wedell the famed one eyed pilot, and a dangerous third rail incident on the Long Island railroad, all framed as brisk, opinionated notes from Brisbane this Week.
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Roosevel
Fea
Queen Mary
Buckingham Palace
Queena Pillate
Roosevelt
Queen Mars
Lrankiin Delano
George
Tar Rockaway
Long Island
Ijven
Europe
Asia
James Wedell
Wedell
Army
Ife
London
Melbourne
Shirtwaist Dress Fashion Pattern Advertisement
An ad touts a smart versatile shirtwaist dress suitable for sports, office and street wear. It describes box pleats, short sleeves, long sleeves, and fabrics like cottons silks and linens. Pattern 942 offered in multiple sizes with yardage and a diagramed sew chart.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Lighteenth Street
New Lark N
Moscow papers accuse Japan of arousing hatred against Russia
A Moscow press claim accuses Japan of inciting anti Soviet sentiment with the anti Soviet film titled The Supreme Will shown in Japanese theaters. It depicts Russian airplanes attacking Poland and cites the claim that 100000 Japanese killed in the Russo Japanese war have not been avenged, with Pravda condemning Japanese imperialism’s slanderous tactics.
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Moscow
Japan
Russia
Supreme Will
I‘olseo
Ussian
Pravdi Siys
Soviet Union
Chauffeur Seeks Job for Brother in New York
A chauffeur asks his boss to help find work for his brother. He lands a truck driving job at 825 a week, but mocks government aid claiming it pays more than working. He warns such inflation could last years if the government keeps printing money and incurring debt.
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Battleh
New York
Breether
Mary
Nudists Plan $1000 Voyage to South Seas Vanna Yannasland
Maurice Allard fronts Nature's Recreation Association as president aims to move 160 nudists to a South Seas retreat named Vanna Yannasland. Each participant would pay 1000 dollars to travel, with the condition that all are married and accompanied by their wives for the trip.
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Maurice Allard
Nature's Recreation Association
Vanna Yannasland
South Seas
Brass dollar sells for 100 at coin sale
At a coin sale a brass dollar from Franklin's era fetched 100 dollars. It bears the stamp Mini your business. The piece is cited as a humorous reminder that neglecting duties has cost the nation greatly now and could cost more.
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Franklin
United States
Tragic Drowning Incident In Puklen Province
A large group of young Chinese girls aged from thirteen to nineteen reportedly formed a suicide pact and plunged into the river, resulting in multiple drownings. Local authorities investigate the incident and identify possible social pressures behind the deaths.
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China
Puklen
German Catholics denounce government rule in church dispute
An open air meeting in Germany voices Catholic resistance to state control of the church. Bishop Nicholas Jores proclaims Christ as their only guide, urging obedience to the pope and rejecting human authority. The papal nuncio attends the ceremonies amid growing church state tensions.
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Cath Hec
Germany
Chrch
Hitler
Nicholas Jores
Christ
likeFatures Syndicate
Ina
AO Gervics
Maud Chooses Suitor by Guessing Game Outcome
A fragment from the Poston Transcript notes Maud hosted a guessing game about her age among eligible suitors and married the man who guessed the lowest. The lively social anecdote highlights community matchmaking and humor.
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Poston
Private Interview Request Ends in Five Year Sentence
A court sentences Judge Lou to five years in prison after a private interview request amid an unusual courtroom exchange. The defendant asks for five minutes alone with their lawyer as part of the proceedings.
Harris Shot by Wife Sparks Powder Marks Query
The fragment suggests a homicide where Harris was shot by his wife at close range, with powder marks noted on the body. It mentions Parker and Tinrris-Les as related names or witnesses in the case.
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Harris
Nan
Parker
Tinrris
Les
Follows Orders About Willy’s Apple Casting
A fragment describes a boy Willy being told to eat and rest by doctors. One doctor counsels casting an apple each hour while another advises resting after eating, highlighting contradictory medical advice in a domestic scene.
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Willy
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