Finding of Second Note and Questioning of Man Spur Sleuths at Tacoma
Justice agents pursue the Weyerhaeuser kidnap case as a second ransom note surfaces in Spokane. A detained man in Seattle hours after a Tacoma lead is reported, while federal authorities probe tendered $200,000 ransom bills and money orders from Spokane to Portland. Officials refuse comment as they chase suspects believed to be Northwest-based.
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Tacoma
Wash
George Weyerhaeuser
Seattle
Spokane
Portland
Huntington
Ore
Salt City
Miss Vernor Beavers
Spoeiyad
W. W. Simpson
Miss Beavers
Issaquah
Pacific Northwest
Little George
Winchester to Join State Air Tour Amid Road Plans
Winchester will be included in the state air tour with projected county road work. The total cost to bring the tour to Winchester is $100, with $50 subscribed by the Chamber of Commerce. W Nelson Page, postmaster and city planning chair, led donations of $5, leaving $45 to raise. The city earns one representative on the all state tour, covering expenses, with up to two more at $50 each. Plans are tentative but expect a large number of planes and airport improvements could raise aviation prospects. Mr. Bell plans to return soon.
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Winchester
Chamber of Commerce
W. Nelson Page
City Planning Commission
Bell
Senate committee calls La Guardia to testify on big slum bill
The Associated Press reports today that the Senate Labor committee wants New York Mayor La Guardia to testify on an $800 million slum clearance bill. House considers miscellaneous business. Agriculture committee reviews AAA amendments. Ways and Means works on NRA.
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Associated Press
Senate Labor Committee
la Guardia
New York
House
Agriculture Committee
Ways and Means
Senate
Wilcox
Revival Services by East Cork Street Pastor Starts June 10
Rev. G. A. Thomas of East Cork Street will lead a series of revival meetings at the church starting Monday evening June 10. Evangelist Rev. H. R. Burnett, a blind preacher, will join. Expect good singing as the pastor invites all to attend.
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G. A. Thomas
East Cork Street
H. R. Burnett
Confederate Memorial Day Observance Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd gathered at Stonewall Cemetery on June 6 to honor Confederate soldiers in the sixty-ninth anniversary observance led by the Stonewall Memorial Association and United Daughters of the Confederacy. J Sloan Kuykendall spoke, Burr Powell Harrison introduced him, and veterans, Boy Scouts, and local officials attended. George W Dellinger, 2nd year veteran, sat on the speaker’s stand. Daniel Miller, 97, was unable to attend due to illness._assistant ولسمشر
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Stonewall Ceme
Turner Ashby
Cross Keys
Stonewall Memorial Association
United Daughters of Conforeacy
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Burr Powell Harrison
Commonwealth
Frederick County
City Hall
Cameron Street
George W. Delinger
Mr. Dellinger
Twenty-third
Virginia Cavalry
Imboden
Charles T. O’ferrer
Virginia
Daniel Miller
Albin
Miller
Thirty-third
Virginia Infantry
Fred W. M. Holliday
Handley Citizen’s Band
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Boy Scout
Ladies of the Stonewell Memorial Association
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Br. W. Locke
Burr
Bartinon
J. Sions Kuykendall
Dr. Locke
Company T
W. H. McLibon
Dellinger
Col
B. M
Youth star athlete from Sing Sing signs with Albany team
Pitts, a former Sing Sing inmate and 25 year old baseball talent, left prison to report to Albany’s International League club after a contract offer from Johnny Evers. Warden Lawes appealed Bramham to lift the ban amid protests, while Pitts carried $58.32 and his mother met him at the train.
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Sing Sing Leaves
Albany, N. Y
Ball Club
Albany
Johnny Evers
W. G .Bramham
Durham
N. C
Pitts
Lewis E. Lawes
Sing Sing
Bramham
Lawes
Franklin Taylor
Kings County
Edwin Rudd
New York City
Lawes Automobile
Trunk Line Sewers Proposed To Fight City Floods
City officials consider trunk line sewer arteries in three flood prone areas. Plans, outlined by City Manager Arthur M. Field, would install major pipe and laterals with funding from a sewer bond fund and 20 percent FERA material costs. Three sections including the south end near South Loudoun would be affected.
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Okeh
Arthur M. Field
FERA
Leva Mr
Loudoun
Capital Gaily Decorated For Shriners Meet
Washington readies for the sixty first Ancient Arabic Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine conclave drawing about 100000 visitors. Three parades including a Tuesday temple procession and a Thursday night pageant are planned with decorations turning Pennsylvania Avenue into a desert‑themed spectacle.
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Washington
Order of Nobles of
East
Middle West
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
White House
Park To Play Meredian A. C. Next Sunday
Park baseball team will host Meredian Athletic Club of Washington D C on the local field Sunday afternoon. Meredians have a strong lineup, but Park is favored based on current form and its near unbeaten record. Saturday they face Purcellville nine, a squad with uncertain local records but reputed strong foes in that area. Park recently beat Cy Young’s lineup of former major leaguers.
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Meredian Athletic Club
Washington, D. C
Meredians
Purcellville
Cy Young
Sarah Zane Fire Company Meeting Notice
The regular monthly meeting of the Sarah Zane Fire Company will be held Friday evening, June 7th, at 8 o'clock. Every member is urged to attend. R. B. Brown, Capt.
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Sarah Zane Fire Company
R. B. Brown
Window Awnings Special 98c and 189d MO
Miller company advertises window awnings at 98 cents and 1.89 dollars with a mail order option in Missouri. Limited details readable from the public notice fragment.
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MO. S. Miller & CO
Graduates Honored at Handley High Luncheon
Kiwanis Rotary and Lions clubs hosted 208 attendees for Handley high school's senior class. Solenberger presided with Rotary’s D J Howard and Lions’ Sam Preston welcoming guests. Music by Lions Quartet and Handley singers accompanied the event. Alden G Alley delivered the keynote on Co operation in the business world.
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Kiwanis
Rotary
Lions Clubs
Handley High School
Anse] Solenberger
D. J. Howard
Rotary Club
Sam Preston
Lions Club
Lions Quartet
Handley
Allan Perry
W. R. Legge
Former Local Player Farmed By Cardinals
Former Park star Michael Bradford, who last pitched for O'Sullivan Rubber in the Blue Ridge League, has been farmed out by the St. Louis Cardinals to Huntsville in the Arkansas State League. The letter from Michael to Ernest and Edgar Burch notes daily play, 300 rookies at spring practice, and 100 sent to farms, with Michael stating his team led the league until injuries hit.
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Bradford Michael
O’sullivan Rubber Company
St. Louis Cardinals
Huntsville
Michael
Ernest
Edgar Burch
Springfield
Arkansas State League
Rouss Fire Co. Notice of June Meeting
Charley Rouss Fire Company to hold meeting Friday evening at 8 o clock with special entertainment. M. D. Weaver president.
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Rouss Fire CO
Yard Party Benefit for Rest Church at Ridgeway
A yard party is planned in Ridgeway on Thursday June 6 to raise funds for Rest Church. Admission details appear sparse but event is described as a community benefit with proceeds supporting church activities.
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Ridgeway
Benefit Rest Church
Flood Brings 2000 Homeless in Kaw Valley Area
North Lawrence Kas and surrounding Kaw Valley farm lands were left homeless as the Missouri River rose, flooding 125 square miles of farmland. Officials said no additional deaths and that dams and dikes would withstand the rise as National Guardsmen aided victims in Lawrence.
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Kaw Valley
City
North Lawrence
Kas
Missouri
Lawrence
Red Cross
University of Kansas
Kansas City
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
National
Anderson Encouragement For Winchester Water Application
Col J A Anderson state Public Works Administrator expressed approval of the Winchester plan to obtain federal funds for a new water source. City Manager Field obtained the form in Richmond and notes further data will be needed before submission to Washington. If approved, the plan seeks 532000 dollars and a council decision on an election may follow.
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Col
J. A. Anderson
Winchester
Field
Mr. Field
Richmond
Col. Anderson
Washington
Council
Friendship Fire Company Meeting Postponed
The Friendship Fire Company meeting scheduled for Confederate Memorial Day Thursday June 6 is postponed to Thursday June 13 announced by Captain C. D. Barnett.
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Friendship Fire Company
C. D. Barnett
Leaders Drafted Plan as Laval Presses French Cabinet
Albert Le Brun drafted a plan to extend a skeleton NRA setup while Pierre Laval, ex premier, moved from the foreign ministry in a bid to form a cabinet and avert financial chaos in France.
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Albert le Brun
Pierre Laval
France
Foreign Ministry
Laval To Try Again To Form French Cabinet
Paris reports Laval, named premier by President Lebrun, again undertakes to form a new government after two days without leadership. Police guard the Elysee Palace as detachments patrol and leaflets call for an all night protest in the capital. Royalists clash with police amid the political maneuvering.
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Laval
Paris
Polticiane
Pierre Laval
Elysee Palace
Lebrun
Mrs Irene Miller Granted Absolute Divorce in Frederick County
Mrs Irene Miller received an absolute divorce from Marvin Miller in Frederick County Circuit Court Judge Philip Williams presiding. Grounds cited were desertion. Their 7 year old son Charles is placed with his grandfather pending further order. The defendant's cross bill was denied.
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Irene Miller
Marvin Miller
Philip Williams
Frederick
Charles
Reformers claim Farley eyed 1940 White House
Washington June 8 William H Anderson former anti saloon league campaigner and now secretary of the American Christian Alliance told Baltimore conference of the Methodist Church that Postmaster General Farley said his own presidency in 1940 was blocked only by his Roman Catholic faith He said the United States is controlled by an administration run by a Papal Empire with Romanists guiding repeal and shaping national policy through Roosevelt and Farley He claimed Farley opposes reapportionment based on citizen counts and accuses Catholics of building a Romanist political machine.
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Washington
William H. Anderson
Antisaloon League
American Christian Alliance
Baltimore
United States
New York
Anderson
Papal Empire
Rome
Roosevelt
Farley
Congress Action Would Repeal President Powers
Congress acts to extend a skeleton NRA organization to April 1 1936 and to repeal presidential power to prescribe approve or enforce codes of fair competition. The measure aims to curb federal control while maintaining labor standards via interstate cooperation. President Roosevelt may send a message soon on inheritance taxes and gift taxes, with debate over enforcement and revenue plans continuing in committees.
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Washington
NRA
House
Senate
Administration
Roosevelt
Ways and Means Committee
World News At A Glance From Across The Globe
Annapolis Midshipmen receive diplomas and Bachelor of Science degrees. A second kidnap note surfaces in Tacoma. Shriners convention advance guard reaches Washington for a large meeting next week. Kaw and Missouri river floods spread across thousands of acres of farm land near Kansas City. Mrs May H Carey awaits execution with her son in Georgetown Del. she panics. W M Carter convicted in Laurel Miss for the legs killing of Daisy Keeton and sentenced to life. A skeleton NRA organization extension until 1936 is agreed by leaders. Francois Pietri fails in Paris bid to form government amid gold withdrawals. Ivan Mutshurin in Mushurinsk near death from stomach ulcers.
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Annapolis
Tacoma
Wash
Washington
Shriners Convention
Kansas City
Kaw
Missouri
Georgetown
Del
May H. Carey
Laurel
Mushurinsk
Ivan Mutshurin
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North
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Andrew Bell
Capitol Hill
Warren County
Front Royal News
Star Today
Burr P. Harrison
Geo. W. Dellinger
Cursafity of
Archie Hahn, Jr
Bernard Baldwin
George Cooper
Griffith Dodson
Edward Hudgins
Mystic Order
Sarah Zane Fire CO
Alden G. Alley
Cardinals
Charley Rouss Fire Company
M. D. Weaver
North Lawrence, Mo
Bulletin
W. H. Anderson
U. S. Presidency
Congress
Supreme Court
World News
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