Huey Long Dares Senate Romney on NRA Reform Fight
Senator Leng and Huey Long stage a lengthy filibuster over a resolution extending the New Deal era reforms. The debate twists through patronage, antitrust tweaks, and a push for executive data oversight while Long rails at the President and the NRA. The measure passes 41 to 13, with minor changes sent back for concurrence. A separate Republican gathering in Springfinds backs Old Guard constitutional rights amid Rooseve lt era tensions.
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Louisiana
Senate
Gore
Ijney
Schall
McCarren
UpmMe
Weasion
NRA
Dible
Victor Wago
Ant
Huey
Sarah
House
Dusiness Tan
J& Publicang
SP Pou
Middle West
Springfind
Abraham Eincoin
Union
New Salem State Park
Full Grounds
George W. Hunn
Springfeld
Plarrison Spangler
Cedar Rapida
Iowa
Roosevelt
Camalgun
Spangler
Frank O Lowden
Winois
Lewis
Soosevelt
Mitchell bill on 1 billion loan to boost durable goods output
The text notes Rep. Mitchell proposes a bill forcing the President to owe 1 billion to aid durable goods production via a machinery reimbursement plan for losses from hiring new workers. It cites a potential $50,000,600,000 value and lists War and Labor Department funding requests for army bases in multiple states and employment service research, with Chicago, Baltimore, Newark among cities not selected.
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Mitchell
Dem. Tenn
Afr
War Department
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Kansas
Labor Department
United States Employment Service
Chicago
Baltimore
Newark
Aid Aims to Save Taxes With Quick House Resolutions
A hurried House measure would avert the loss of 175000 dollars in taxes by extending them two years, aligned with the President’s policy. A second draft addresses loopholes in tax laws and adjusts rates deemed unworkable or unproductive, including federal gasoline charges and the Kent Falcon duties.
Unclear labor reform aims sweep NRA duties into federal scope
The text notes the American Federation of Labor pushing to draft a Dil to place measures in measure Tits plan, exempting certain interstate goods handlers from antitrust rules while imposing federal labor hour and wage conditions. It references a federal commission to set terms and concerns about interstate commerce and futures.
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American Federation of Labor
Old Brain Trust
NRA
Borah Fans Rally to Enter Presidential Ring in Idaho
Idaho supporters of William Borah have seized the moment and pushed his candidacy, forming “Borah for President” groups statewide. Ralph Breashears of Boise leads the drive, declaring Borah the man to emancipate the people.
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William FL
Boran
Idaho
Borah
Ralph Breahears
Boise
Platform proposals urged by the grans roots conference
The document outlines ten policy planks: economy and thrift in government with essential relief, balancing the budget, sound currency backed by gold, withdrawal of government from private industry, anti monopoly enforcement to aid small business, strict law enforcement, support for agriculture, work creation for the unemployed, lifting trade barriers, and continued farm and home ownership protection. Senator Robinson cites Roosevelt era policies and warns budget balancing requires ending relief programs to avoid harming millions seeking employment.
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Mane
Amiilonan Industey
Neds
United States
Robinson
Kadee
Arkansas Sharmaceutical Association
Roosevelt
Japanese Move Toward North China Sparks Tensions
In a push for control of North China, Japan demands from China's Nanking government surfaced. When some demands were rejected, Japanese troops advanced toward Puijing and Tlent elo, driving Chinese officials from the area between the Great Wall and the Yellow River. Kuomintang branches faded as the central council instructed General Ho Ying-ching to prepare for possible clashes.
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Apa.t Ja
North China
Nanking
Puijing
Tlentelo
Great Wall
Yellow River
Kuomintang
L People's Party
Central Council
Ho Ying Ching
Armistice Sought in Gran Chaco Conflict Between Paraguay and Trollvia
Representatives of Paraguay and Trollvia sign an armistice in Truenos Aires ending a three year dispute in the Gran Chaco. Talks involved Bolivia ABolivia and neutral nations the United States Brazil Argentina Peru Chile and Uruguay. If direct talks fail the World Court at The Hague may render judgment. The jungle war has cost about 100,000 Nres.
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Paraguay
Trollvia
Gran Chaco
Truenos Aires
Abolivia
Giz
United States
Brazil
Argentina
Peru
Chile
Uruguay
Hague
Britain Likely Accepts German Naval Demand to 35 Percent
Report states the British government may concede in principle to restoring the German navy to 35 percent of Britain's strength. France finds this irritating while Jemier Las would likely not send a protest note to Washington treaty signatories against revising multilateral agreements. A new naval conference including Germany could be proposed to revise Washington and London pacts.
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France
Jemier Las
Washington
Germany
London
Destruction Hits Linzdone Germany After Munition Plant Blast
A major munitions plant explosion and subsequent fire devastated Linzdone Germany, located 62 miles southwest of Berlin. Due to censorship casualty figures are unclear but Naf officials acknowledged 2 deaths, 79 serious injuries, and 300 minor injuries.
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Linsdone
Berlin
Naf
Britain faces East Africa crisis as Mussolini digs in
The article reports Britain’s stance on East Africa and Italy’s response. It notes Mussolini’s tough line and a British protest not being publicly voiced in Rome. Also mentions decrying Eritrean policy and Rome’s reaction to British interference amid a shaky cabinet and unresolved war questions.
Wes and Shriners Hold Week of Charitable Fun in Seattle
Leonard P Steuart of that city was advanced to imperial potentate and AG Arvoll of ar ro, N 10, assumed outer guard. The annual conclave of MG will be held in Seattle opening July 14.
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Wes
Leonard P Steuart
AG Arvoll
Arro
Auncleve
Seattle
Braddock Defeats NIA RATA in One Round Classic
James J Braddock defeated NIA RATA in a one round world heavyweight title bout in Long Island City. No knockdowns occurred and neither fighter was badly punished. Referee and judges ruled Braddock the winner amid several unintentional fouls.
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James J Braddock
Long Island City
Braddock
Chancea
Inhirad
Kidnappers Arrested in Salt Lake City Case
Two suspects Harmon M. Watey and Margaret Watey were arrested in Salt Lake City after passing counterfeit $20 bills tied to a ransom for a boy named George. A third suspect Williams Mahon, an ex convict, is being hunted in Butterfont where a balloon car with $25000 ransom funds was abandoned. The Wateys were heavily interrogated by government agents and confessed to part of the crime.
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George
The Great Organ Bryce Canyon There one of a series
A descriptive feature extols Bryce Canyon as a spectacular Utah sight. It describes Dryca Canyon near Panguitch with red and white rock formations, lava flows, and panoramic rim views. The piece likens the scenery to a carved city of rock and notes lighting shifts from sunrise to moonlight.
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Ty Marion C. Nelson
Nighis
Dryca Canyon
Acento
Panguitch
Bryce Canyon
Kancock Peak
Navajo Lake
Midway
Strawberry Gulch
Strawberry Point
Soerncen
Spike Bryce
Bryce Canyon National Park
Uryca Lodge
Bryca Canyon
Utah
Poubapa
Indiaes
Flere
Apices
Queen Victoria
Hryca
Queens Castle
Tower Bridge
Moon Temple
Bluebeards Castle
Rsca
Jiryca
Lunach
Rycea
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Intermountain News reports varied Idaho crop and civic updates
Reports from multiple Idaho towns describe dairy cattle shipments for slaughter due to disease, school board action on a gymnasium plan and bond funding, irrigation water deliveries from Balmon reservoir, and a Blackfoot Horse Show promotion. Other items note Idaho farm price declines, Madison county liquor enforcement, a Salt Lake City motorcycle caravan, Montpelier Canyon highway link, and political commentary on party names.
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IDANO
IDA
Tulley
Donneville
Sat Mon
Ekalnion School Board
PWA
Maddison County
Paroles and Ransom Weyerhaeuser Child Kidnapping Case
Vincent Astor era style piece notes a parolee known as the Weyerhaeuser child snatch case in Tacoma. It credits western highway patrolmen and G men for their cooperation in the operation that thwarted the ransom plot.
Astor to operate St Regis hotel in New York
Mr. Vincent Astor of New York has bought In and will operate the St. Regis hotel on Fifth avenue, repurchased for 7 000 000. An Astor running a hotel is not new. The piece recalls the Astor House and other historic hotels as symbols of early American prestige and wealth.
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Vincent Astor
New York
St. Regis
Fifth Avenue
Astor
Astor House
City
Ilab
Treadway
Kew Lork
Farmer Iouse
Chicago
Coates
Khaneas City
Mussolini warns England in blunt tones
In a plain spoken salvo, Mussolini chides Britain for past empire building and warns that Italy may seize territory such as Ethiopia. He urges Britain to mind its own business as he asserts Italy’s right to expand without regard to world opinion.
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Mussolini
Ennoysngland
Britannia
South
Brain Bath Therapy At Medical Convention Described
Physicians at a joint American and Canadian medical association meeting described a “brain bath” treatment. A salt water solution is injected into a vein at the ankle, circulates to wash out poisons, then is withdrawn through a needle at the spine. The procedure aims to treat diseases like infantile paralysis and meningitis.
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Wales
Newsdem Sees Editors Warned of Radical Trend
Newsdem quotes editors and publishers who doubt the rise of radical governments. They believe the shift is serious but urge caution. The piece notes comfort for some yet warns against underestimating radicalism and its impact.
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Asl
China Defies War Theft as Japan Looms Near
The dispatch from Tientsin notes China cannot resist Japan’s demands, claiming 400 million Chinese are unprepared for war while 100 million Japanese are ready. It warns surrender may not avert further losses of territory and predicts the young Chinese emperor may yield to Japanese influence in Manchukuo and return to the old imperial seat.
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China
Yiella
Japan
Damanda
Strike Called Off After Deliberation In Toledo
A dangerous strike is called off in Toledo as workmen decide to deliberate before proceeding with a second stoppage that could have left thousands unemployed. The action is halted to reassess next steps and avoid widespread disruption.
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Toledo
GQ King
Frodimts
Thea
WNL Beery Se
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