Wage Fight to Save Constitution at Midwestern GOP Rally
Springfield dispatch notes the ten state Grass Roots convention centers on saving the constitution and attacking President Roosevelt for criticized New Deal aspects. Leaders Harrison E. Spangler and John D. M. Hamilton push a broad anti-Roosevelt platform while keeping a wary eye on centralization and party unity.
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Grass Rooters
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Frank O O. Lowden
Illinois
John D. M. Hamilton
Kansas
Alfred E. Smith
East
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West Side
Spangler
Iowa
Hamilton
Henry P. Fletcher
Senate debates NRA extension and high salary appointments
Today in Congress the Senate sees an NRA extension and a push on high salary appointments. The House takes up minor naval bills while yesterday’s Wheeler-Rayburn bill on public utility holding companies passed. An NRA extension resolution was amended to require Senate approval of high salary posts.
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Wheeler-Rayburn Public Utility Holding Company
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Senate
HOUSE
Brothers Die As Train Hits Auto Near Greenfield
In Greenfield a D. T. & L. passenger train struck an automobile at an unguarded crossing. Arthur Johnson 16 Orville Johnson 19 Wayne Johnson 12 died, scalp wounds and bruises reported for the three. Parents Mr and Mrs William Johnson farmers said they had just left home seeking work.
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Orville Johnson
Greenfield
Wayne Johnson
Wiliam Johnson
Proposed new state in northern China reported
Tokyo dispatches say influential Chinese and Japanese in areas under Japanese military control favor a new independent northern Chinese state allied with Japan and Manchukuo. The plan would separate from the Chinese Nationalist government in Nanking.
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Manchukuo
Nanking
Rengo
Faithful secretary named heir to Moore estate farm
Cincinnati June 12. Miss Josephine Flick, longtime bookkeeper for Charles F E Moore, inherits a half interest in his commission business as a token of appreciation. The will also provides her with title to a farm in Clermont County upon the widow Moore's death.
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Cincinnati
Josephine Flick
Charles FE. Moore
Moore
Dynamite Missing Before Heidelberg College Bombing
County Prosecutor Paul Flynn said investigators found a quantity of dynamite missing from the France Stone Co. quarry near Tiffin a few hours before the explosion at Dr. Charles E. Miller’s home, president of Heidelberg College. The college trustees opened their own inquiry today.
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Paul Flynn
Charles E. Miller
Heidelberg College
France Stone Co
Ohio faces hard task to finance relief funds
Ohio must raise funds to use $15 million in addition to federal relief aid. Legal barriers limit bonds under the Carey relief law to counties under the 19 mills debt cap. many counties cannot meet this, and voters may need to approve issues. State totals show a $10 million monthly relief bill for about 1.1 million people.
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Ohio
State Supreme Court
C. C. Stillman
Portsmouth
Cavey
Underworld Hunted for Slaying Suspect in Chicago
The father of the victim joins police in an all night hunt for Tony Madona, principal suspect in the brutal murder of Celia Venable, a 29 year old nightclub singer, shot dead yesterday in a city hotel. Local squads comb underworld haunts across Chicago as investigators pursue leads and tip lines.
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Tony Madona
Celia Venable
Robert Smart
Kunker Named Warren County Engineer in Ohio
Highway Director John J. Jaster Jr announces Charles E. Kunker as Warren County resident engineer succeeding Earl Riber who moves to Preble County as resident engineer.
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Columbus
John J. Jaster, Jr
Charles E. Kunker
Warren County
Earl Riber
Preble County
Mooney Marries Miriam Smart in Cincinnati Ceremony
Herbert Mooney of Columbus and former Ohio American Legion state commander wed Miriam Smart of Marion in a Cincinnati ceremony. Mooney presides over the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home at Xenia.
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Cincinnati
Herbert Mooney
Columbus
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home
Xenia
American Legion
Miriam Smart
Marion
Roosevelt Warns Peace Is Greatest Need at West Point
At West Point commencement 276 cadets receive diplomas as President Roosevelt says peace hinges on mutual understanding. He urges officers to promote friendship, curb aggression, respect others, and oppose intolerance, while noting army size must balance safety with restraint. He cites approving congressionally backed enlistment restoration and stresses government must avoid empowering any single group.
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West Point
N. Y
Roosevelt
United States Military Academy
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Douglas MacArthur
William D. Connor
Academy
United States
Finland 10 Pay Debt Installment on Time
Washington reports that Finland will pay its semi annual war debt installment of 165 453 dollars on June 15. Other European war debt nations including Great Britain Italy Czechoslovakia and Roumania are expected to default on payments due that date. Finland remains the only debtor meeting obligations promptly.
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Finland
State Department
Great Britain
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Roumania
King George III Reported Sick in Sandringham
King George III, at Sandringham in England, was reported by his physician to be suffering bronchial catarract requiring a two weeks rest. The illness prompted authoritative statements from the royal household and health advisers.
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Sandringham, Eng
King George
Waleys' Ransom Payment Leads to Cache Near Salt Lake City
The Waleys spent just 300 of 200000 dollars in a ransom, discovering 99700 in a cache five miles from Salt Lake City. Mrs Waley bought the cigaret case with a ransom note, trapping the couple in the scheme.
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Salt Lake City
Waley
Harmon Waley
Weyerhaeuser
Filibuster Over NRA Extension Delays Recovery Act
Senator Long launched a long speech against the NRA extension after failing to block a rider requiring Senate confirmation for federal officials earning 4000 dollars or more. The vote tested at 44 to 36 to reconsider the rider as recovery law nears expiration.
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Long
Senate
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Gore
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NRA
Ickes
J. R. McCarl
Petroleum Advisory Board
Petroleum Labor Policy Board
Oil Enforcement
Division of Investigation
Ohio governor signs Traxler Kiefer Mathews education bill
Governor Davey signed the Traxler Kiefer Mathews measure approving 48 million dollars for Ohio public schools. It creates a foundation program with 45 dollars yearly for each elementary pupil 67 60 for high school and 22 50 for kindergarten while enabling reorganizations and consolidations. The action aims to address unpaid teachers salaries and long term school funding.
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Columbus
Davey
Ohio
Officers Close In on Kentucky Gang After Raid
Ashland Kentucky June 12 The James C Morris outlaw gang faces trial or possible long prison terms after a nighttime confrontation where four officers halted them without a shot. Morris 27 bank robber and two murders of the band fled Frankfort Reformatory May 12 and await charges under Kentucky armed robbery statute carrying death penalty. James Boyd Brown 28 and Eller Robinson 34 were captured with Morris last night.
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James C. Morris
Morris
Frankfort Reformatory
Elmer
Leslie DeRosset
Frankfort
C. Jones
Kentucky
James Boyd Brown
Eller Robinson
Ohioan Predicts End of World on Coming
Elder Arthur R. King of Greenville Ohio predicted here that the fourth watch of the night, signifying the end of the world, is coming. King attends the national convention of the German Baptist Church Old Order Dunkards.
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Greenville
Ohio
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National Convention of German Baptist Church
Old Order of Dunkards
Old-Time Pitcher Cy Young Returns to Ohio Farm
Denton T. Cy Young resumes life on his Peoli area farm after an exhibition tour with fellow old time players. He said the group disbanded at Parkersburg West Virginia due to financial difficulties.
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New Philadelphia
Denton T
Cy” Young
Peoli
Parkersburg
W. Va
Minister Seeks Private Talk With Clark Gable
The Rev Samuel Williams of Hopedale Ohio seeks a private audience with Clark Gable on Santa Catalina Island to discuss converting the movie star from acting to evangelism. Williams plans to meet when Gable is unaccompanied by studio associates, hoping to arrange a Catalina crusade if access is granted.
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Hollywood
Samuel Williams
Hopedale
Clark Gable
Gable
Mr. Williams
Santa Catalina Island
Catalina
Mr. Gable
Plans to enroll 2668 Ohioans in CCC camps
Columbus Ohio June 12 Plans for enrolling 2668 young men for duty in CCC camps were announced by C C Stillman Federal Relief Administrator for Ohio County allotments of campers based on relief case loads and enrollment stations were designated by the FERA chief Applicants must be between 18 and 28 unmarried and unemployed Former campers with more than four months and less than 13 months service are eligible for reenrollment.
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Columbus
C. C. Stillman
Ohio
FERA
Stillman
CCC
Novelists Hedged by Reno Marriage Honeymoon Starts
Pearl Buck, noted novelist, married New York publisher Richard J. Walsh in Reno Nevada after a swift divorce decree. The couple left by car for their honeymoon immediately following the ceremony, which occurred soon after the divorce was finalized.
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Reno
Nev
Pearl Buck
Reno Martail
Richard J. Walsh
New York
New Clues In Kidnap Case Drag On In Butte Search
U S agents keep pressure on the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping case as William Mahan remains at large near Butte Montana. Police insist he is still in hiding while federal authorities confirm no capture and await formal charges against Harmon and Belinda Waley.
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William Mahan
George Weyerhaeuser
Butte
Mont
Jere Murphy
Murphy
Jack Duggan
Mahan
Tacoma, Wash
Duggan
Harmon M. Waley
Tacoma
Waleys
Washington State Line
Idaho
Fight Looms for Utilities Measure in Congress
Washington notes depict a heated clash over the Wheeler-Rayburn bill to abolish unnecessary utility holding companies. The Senate approved 56 to 32 after Roosevelt intervention and the measure moves to a divided House commerce committee, with debate rife over terms like fraud and thieves.
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Wheeler-Rayburn
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Roosevelt
House
Urbana City Hall Closed by State Inspectors
City officials report Urbana city hall shut by state building inspectors due to unsafe conditions. All city offices including police headquarters are temporarily relocated while decision is made to remodel or construct a new building.
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