Robinson breaks with Roosevelt over relief bill in Senate
Senator Robinson of Arkansas, a longtime administration ally, urged a 25 percent local cost share for relief projects while Republicans and some Democrats push for an unrestricted bill. The split signals internal party tension as leaders seek a final vote before nightfall.
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Washington
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Arkansan
Roosevelt
Barkley
D-Ky
Friends
Garner
Byrnes
D-Sc
Justice van Devanter
Supreme Court
White House
van Devanter
Parsons Sets Noon Thursday for End of Kidnap Plot Offer
William H. Parsons announces termination of his offer to handle the alleged kidnapping of his socially prominent wife without police involvement. The deadline falls at noon Thursday, as he moves to end the informal pursuit.
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Stony Brook
N. Y
William H. Parsons
Kloeb Approved for Federal District Judge Post
The Senate Judiciary committee approved the nomination of Representative Frank L. Kloeb of Celina Ohio Democrat to be federal district judge for the northern district of Ohio.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Frank L. Kloeb
Celina
Ohio
Northern
Reward offered for Brady gang capture across Midwest
The Justice Department announced a $1,500 reward for information leading to the arrest of the Alfred Brady gang active in the Midwest over the past two years. Director J Edgar Hoover said Attorney General Cummings authorized the reward to aid the search for Brady and his two associates James Dalhover and Clarence Lee Shaffer Jr.
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Washington
Justice Department
Alfred Brady
Mid-West
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Cummings
Brady
James Dalhover
Clarence Lee Shaffer, Jr
Senate insurgents target State Finance Director powers
A Columbus report says a Senate "no-new taxes" bloc plans a biennial appropriation bill to curb State Finance Director M. Ray Allison's authority. They aim to reorganize committees, possibly remove Keith Lawrence as rules chair, and move to pass their budget after the House action in a five minute recess.
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Columbus
Senate
M. Ray Allison
Secretary of State
John W. Bricker
Paul P. Yoder
Keith Lawrence
Lawrence
House
Mrs Renner Named Officer In Ohio Patriot Women
Twenty two Ohio chapters of the Children of the American Revolution formed a state society to promote patriotism among youths until age 21. Officers include Mrs George E Malone of Dayton as state president and Mrs Clarence Renner of Springfield as recording secretary, with Mrs Renner visiting at the Renner home near Wilmington.
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Columbus
Ohio
The
Children of the American Revolution
Sons of the Revolution and
Daughters of the Revolution
George E. Malone
Dayton
Donald W. Gass
Portsmouth
Clarence Renner
Springfield
Mayor seeks Davey aid to bolster Massillon police force
Mayor Henry W. Krier told a non union employes committee from Republic Steel that he would ask Gov. Martin L. Davey to supply manpower to increase the Massillon police force.
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Massillon
Henry W. Krier
Republic Steel Corporation
Martin L. Davey
Russians End North Pole to Vancouver Flight Mission
Three Russian aviators landed at Vancouver Washington after a nonstop Moscow to North Pole to Vancouver run in a giant monoplane. Fuel pump trouble and poor visibility cut the journey short by more than 5,000 miles, and the crew said they would dismantle the aircraft and return to Russia. Chief Pilot Valeri Chakaloff Co Pilot Georgi Baibakoff Navigator Alexander Beliakoff are the crew. R O T C students greeted the flyers on arrival.
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Moscow
North Pole
Vancouver
Wash
Oakland
Calif
Russia
Valeri Chakaloff
Georgi Baibakoff
Alexander Beliakoff
Hughes Says Preserving Union Most Important Task
Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes told Brown University alumni the nation must focus on preserving democratic unity amid postwar economic dislocations. He warned against overreliance on forms and urged that the strength of democracy rests in dominant public sentiment shaped by educational leaders.
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Providence
R. L
Charles Evans Hughes
Brown University
United States
Carney Dismissal Motion Refused in Bribery Case
Common Pleas Judge Cecil J. Randall overruled motions by Edward T. Carney for dismissal of the indictment charging bribery and for a directed verdict of acquittal. The defense plans to begin testimony with Carney as the principal witness. He denies taking money for influence, saying the funds from Elmer Harsch of Consolidated Motors Corp. were a loan and payment for a list of names.
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Columbus
Common Pleas
Cecil J. Randall
Edward T. Carney
State Securities Division
Carney
Elmer Harsch
Consolidated Motors Corp
Lima
Nazi Decree Closes Bavarian Parochial Schools
In Bavaria the Nazi government dissolved Catholic parochial schools and ordered secular institutions. Across Munich and upper Bavaria 966 confessional schools were converted despite Vatican opposition. Elections claimed 95 to 99 percent support for secular schooling, though Catholics alleged vote irregularities and limited parental choice.
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Munich
Germany
Bavaria
Upper Bavaria
Vatican City
Pius
Adverse reports lift wheat prices across major markets
Wheat prices jumped limits in Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City and Winnipeg after pessimistic crop reports from Canada and the domestic belt. Chicago September wheat hit the day’s limit near $1.15, with Minneapolis around $1.20 and Winnipeg near $1.13, while a Clinton County report warned of a price rise locally.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Canada
Clinton Grain Company
Clinton County
Child Drowns in Lard Can Water Near Otway
In Portsmouth on June 21 Jo An Richards year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Richards of Otway drowned in a lard can of water while her mother visited neighbors. Also in Wimbledon Atlanta's Bitsy Grant advanced to the second round of the All England Championships after defeating J M Hunt 6 3 6 4 7 5. Senate Judiciary committee unanimously approves the Vandenberg proposal for a constitutional amendment to permit Congress to legislate against child labor.
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Portsmouth
Jo An Richards
Ray Richards
Otway
Wimbledon
Eng
Byran M
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Atom
J. M. Hunt
England
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Vandenberg
Congress
Russians complete first trans polar flight to Vancouver
The trio of Russian airmen landed at Vancouver Washington after 63 hours 17 minutes aloft from Moscow. They flew 5 300 miles toward Oakland California with 6 000 miles between origin and target, predicting new air lanes for future commerce. The crew rested and joined a broadcast with Russian Ambassador Troyanov noting the flight’s feasibility.
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Vancouver
Wash
Moscow
Oakland
Calif
Alexander Troyanovsky
Securities group approves Lea Bill
The Securities Commission backs Lea Bill in Washington to curb domination by corporation managers bankers and lawyers over security owner committees. It bars committee members from speculating in the involved securities and profiting from contracts and requires independent review of salaries or fees.
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Washington
The
Securities Commission
Congress
Lea
D-Calif
Douglas
Troops Guard Paris Amid Crises as Chautemps Moves
French troops deployed before the Senate as Camille Chautemps races to form a new cabinet to lead France from the crisis after the ousting of Leon Blum and his Popular Front government. President Lebrun summoned Chautemps to the Elysee Palace to discuss decree powers and stabilization steps.
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Chautemps
Paris
Camille Chautemps
France
Senate
Leon Blum
Peoples’ Front
Albert Lebrun
Elysee Palace
Unidentified man shoots officer in Middletown
Patrolman Everett Kiester, 45, is shot in the right chest by an unidentified white man who stepped from a shed during prowler patrols. Officer Harry Richardson pursued with a Negro suspect, Richard Adams, 20, Columbus, captured later. Kiester’s condition listed as fair with potential lung injury.
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Middletown
Everett Kiester
Kiester
Harry Richardson
Richardson
Richard Adams
Columbus
Ohio floods flash through central region killing livestock
Cloudburst rains lashed central and northern Ohio from 9 PM Sunday to 4 AM Monday, flooding Wyandot and Crawford counties. Bucyrus reported 7.45 inches, Upper Sandusky 5.45, and floods forced evacuations in Newark as the Licking River rose. Roads and bridges washed out, Willard cut off, and crop damage noted across the north.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wyandot
Crawford
Bucyrus
Upper
Sandusky
Newark
Licking River
Willard
Bud Cavanaugh
Upper Sandusky
Standstill steel strike triggers injunction in Youngstown clash
In Cleveland the 7 A.M. Tuesday zero hour amid a 24 000 worker Youngstown strike sparked violence and a Republic Steel plant fatality. A federal judge issued an injunction against pickets as 15 demonstrators were jailed. 26 injured and two killed in the Youngstown battle while a broader labor threat loomed. Paths clashed with CIO leaders and mediators seeking a settlement in the six seven state dispute.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Little Steel
Youngstown
CID
Republic Steel
Frank Purnell
Youngs , Sheet and Tube
John Mayo
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Warren
Lynn B. Griffith
Republic Steel Corp
John McKeown
CIO
John L. Lewis
Federal Mediation Board
Battle of Steel
Frank Parnell
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Frances Perkins
Mill Republic
Committee For Industrial Organization
Markets At A Glance
New York stocks slide with steels resisting most of day. Bonds push down with secondary corporates fractionally off. Chicago wheat strengthens amid black rust damage. Corn rises on wheat gains. Grainfed cattle show strength up to 25e. Hogs gain ten cents to a top of 11.68 dollars.
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Congressman Robbins
Allison
Mrs. Renner
Children of American Revolution Organized
Renner
Three C Highway
Wilmington
FE. M. Renner
Davey
Union
Hughes
Grant
Valeri
Securities Group
LEA Bill
Paul van Zeeland
Belgium
New York
van Zeeland
Princeton University
Blumbuster
Youngstown Sheet & Tube and Republic
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