Restrictions On Relief Dole Is Protested By President
President Roosevelt urged Congress to impose no restrictions on the relief program and immediate works projects. He argued emergency employment must start now to address rising unemployment, while wage and hour rules face elastic standards to aid small businesses and merchants struggling to adapt. Senator Tydings warned of a darker mood than in 1929 if trends persist and urged pay as you go.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Adams
D-Cole
Senate
Tydings
D-Md
la Follette
Commerce Department
Thomas
Utah
Wash
D-Mass
Pepper
Dfla
Walsh
Nses
Furious Battle Rages As Rebel Force Advances
Rebels push toward Valencia with ground and air assaults across Teruel Sagunto and Valencia as government forces fight back. Insurgent bombings near Barcelona raise civilian casualties beyond 500 with heavy destruction in Granollers. Franco personally directs operations from Vinaroz amid reports of naval support joining the offensive.
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Hendaye
France
Teruel
Valencia
Francisco Franco
Sagunto
Granollers
Barcelona
Mallorca
Franco
Vinaroz
Cam
Red Cross Offers Senior Life Saving and Swim Courses
MA WINCHESTER urges youth to learn swimming for sport and emergencies. Red Cross will offer Senior Life Saying courses for ages 17 and up, teaching aquatic skills and lifesaving. Call the Red Cross office to reserve. East Lynne tickets selling fast at the box office.
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Red Cross
Red Cross Ofce
East Lynne
Awnings Offered at NG CO on Piccadilly Street
Awning sale announced by NG CO at 5-18 Wednesday offering porch window and store awnings priced around .89 at 1p. The notice lists address E Piccadilly St and indicates a sales event time.
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Piccadilly St
Bakery Drivers Strike Warned In Western Pennsylvania
Union leaders call 1,400 bakery truck drivers in western Pennsylvania to strike at midnight, joining 1,000 long distance freight drivers already on strike and halting Pittsburgh freight movement. Last minute efforts to avert the walkout failed.
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Pittsburgh
Czechs to Raise Military Service to Three Years
PRAHA June 1 The Czechoslovak parliament is expected to raise compulsory military service from two to three years when it meets on June 15. The change would add a third annual contingent of 70 000 to 100 000 men to the two existing contingents forming the republics present army.
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Praha
Republic
Negro Admits Attack on 12 Year Old Girl
Police said a 25 year old Negro confessed to assaulting 12 year old Etta May Coleman on the way to a Gaithersburg school bus. He was moved to Baltimore under guard. the girl remained in serious condition. Turner had prior prison terms for larceny and assault. another suspect was released.
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Washington
Etta May Coleman
Montgomery County
Guy Jones
Richard Burdett
Leslie Thomas
James S. McAuliffe
Roy Bodmer
James A. Turner
Baltimore
Jones
Burdett
Thomas
Turner
Middlebrook
Montgomery County General Hospital
Gaithersburg
House of Correction
Pennsylvania
Cheltenham Reformatory
Friendship Fire Company Monthly Meeting Notice
The Friendship Fire Company will hold its regular monthly meeting in the company hall at 8 o'clock Thursday evening June 2. All members are requested to be present. Richard Boxwell, Captain.
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Friendship Fire Company
The
Richard Boxwell
Handley High seniors hear Cather on debt and civic duty
T Russell Cather urged Handley High School graduates to confront national economic strain and rising government policy changes. He cited Virginia's share of the national debt at over eight hundred million and warned about social and political shifts while praising civic clubs Lions Kiwanis and Rotary for hosting the luncheon. Kenneth Heine thanked the clubs and sponsors Miss Allegree and C Dudley Bennett for their support.
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T. Russell Cather
Virginia
Lions
Kiwanis
Rotary
Handley High School
C. Arthur Robinson
Kiwanis Club
J. Pinckney Arthur
Rotary Club
P. G. Ireland
Lions Club
Handley
Garland R. Quarles
Robert E. Lee
Mr. Arthur
Kenneth Heine
Handley School
Isabelle Allegree
C. Dudley Bennett
New Public School Planned at Gore Virginia
Plans call for a new Gore Virginia public school possibly by year end with auditorium option. Superintendent Leslie D. Kline notes site search delays and cost estimates between 15000 and 25000 dollars. budget includes 7500 dollars with additional funds from other sources. Merger with Rock Enon and bus transportation are planned to ease congestion. about 200 pupils expected next year.
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Gore
Leslie D. Kline
Board of Supervisors
Rock Enon
Kline
Wallet photograph ties to Florida boy kidnap case
A wallet with a photo resembling five-year-old James Cash Jr. was found on a stairway near the Long Island Railroad station by Charles Price. An unsigned note claimed the boy was held by gunmen and a woman and referenced an escape in the Everglades. FBI agents chased leads from Florida to New York.
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Huntington
N. Y
James B. Cash, Jr
Florida
Long Island
Charles E. Price
Everglades
Princeton
Miami
M. F. Braxton
Miami F. B.I
D. C. Coleman
James Cash, Jr
Homestead
Coleenan
Hope
Coast Defenses Allotments Cut
Washington reports a Senate House conference on the military appropriations bill cut sea coast defenses to 6,748,558 dollars, rejecting a Senate amendment for a 16,790,747 dollar boost. The compromise totals about 469 million, versus Senate 491.2 million and House 448.1 million.
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Washington
Senate House Conference Committee
Senate
War Department
House
Yard Party at Mrs. Lovett's Lawn in Stephens City
Friday night yard party fundraiser hosted at Mrs. Lovett's lawn in Stephens City to benefit the church. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach.
German Press Rallies Against Czechoslovaks After Eger Shooting
Berlin reports accuse Czechs of baiting Sudeten Germans following a clash at Eger in which Czechoslovak sergeant Wen zel Toman fired in self defense wounding two. Berlin papers warn of rising tensions near the German Czech border and recall prior deaths of Sudeten Germans at a police post.
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Berlin
Czechoslovakia
Eger
Praha
Wenzel Toman
Konrad Henlein
Toman
Egerlander
Henlein
Six Indicted In Huge Trust Case
Six persons were indicted on charges they looted seven investment trusts with assets over 16 million dollars in the past year. Authorities said Continental Securities Corporation backed the acquisition and that Thomas W Morris and Ralph H Robb were arrested in Boston. A related hearing is set for June 7 on permanent injunctions against securities dealing in New York state.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Vincent E. Ferretti
Continental Securities Corporation
Keystone
Boston
Thomas W. Morris
Ralph H. Robb
Robb
Wakefield
Mass
Morris
Belmont
John J. Bennett, Jr
Bennett
Rexall 1 Cent Sale Promises Extra Value Bags
Brooks' Pharmacy promotes a one cent sale with opportunity to save and lists Moling and Cather beaded and trimmed bags. Phone number 766 appears in the notice as contact.
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Brooks’ Pharmacy
Americans Demand Return of Shanghai University in Note to Japan
The United States voiced growing concern over Japan blocking Americans from reentering and repossessing properties in China. Ambassador Grew presented a note to Ugaki demanding the return of the University of Shanghai and detailing military use of the campus, looting, and damage during nine months of occupation since August 1937.
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Washington
United States
Japan
China
Joseph C. Grew
Ugaki On Inmatte
Hull
University of
Tokyo
Shanghai
Bois Roussel Wins 159th Derby At EPSOM
Bois Roussel the French bred colt owned by P. Beatty won the 159th Derby before the king and queen with 400000 spectators. Scottish Union finished second and Pasch the favorite placed third in a 22 horse field. Ridden by C. Elliott, Bois Roussel finished in 2 minutes 39 15 seconds.
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Epsom
Eng
Bois Roussel
P. Beatty
Scottish Union
J. W. Rank
H. E Morriss
Pasch
C. Elliott
Pound Foolish
Lord Astor
Boss Roussel
Uncle Sam
Cross and Crown Topic Planned Tonight at Fairmont Ave
The Rev. C Worthington Lowe, suspended as Grace Lutheran pastor by the Virginia Synod, plans an appeal to the United Lutheran Church of America and will speak on The Cross and the Crown at Miss Cooper’s Fairmont Avenue residence tonight. Miss Patton will sing with Garnet Hamrick accompanying.
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Fairmont Avenue
C. Worthington Lowe
Grace Lutheran Church
J. J. Sherer
Lutheran Synod of Virginia
Mr. Lowe
Virginia Synod
United Lutheran Church of America
New York
John P. Allen
Washington, D. C
Lowsaie Tie
Grace Church
Old Church
Nannie
Crown
Gladys Patton
Garnet Hamrick
Council of the Church
Mayor Hague Faces Final Hearing In ACLU Suit
Newark June 1 The long delayed CIO ACLU suit against state Democratic leader officials moved to final hearing before Federal Judge William Clark after a brief courtroom appearance by Mayor Frank Hague. Hague left guarded with safety director and police chief amid expected witness calls.
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Newark
N. J
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Cioamerican Civil Liberties Union
William Clark
Clark
Hague
Tall
Lean
Democratic National Committee
Danel Casey
Harry Walsh
James A. Hamill
Jersey City Corporation
Hamill
Spaulding Frazer
CIO
Daniel J. Foley
Armstrong To Battle Ambers In New York Title Bid
Promoter Mike Jacobs set July 26 for Henry Armstrong to defend his world lightweight title against Lou Ambers in New York. Armstrong signed a three-year exclusive contract, signaling a high profile defense in a 15 round bout.
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New York
Mike Jacobs
Henry Armstrong
Lou * Ambers
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Virginia Sheriffs, Assn
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Summit Point
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Winghecteq High
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
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