Relief Of Unemployed Put Before Senate In Bill
The Senate opened debate on the Democratic 300000000 jobless relief bill. The measure would let the Reconstruction Corporation lend 300 million dollars to states with state governors administering the funds. Senator Wagner of New York sponsored the proposal with unanimous consent. Senator Dill questioned city access to funds, and Wagner said state administrations would handle distribution.
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Washington
Senate
Wagner
New York
Reconstruction Corporation
Dill
Wash
Japs Claim To Have Smashed Insurgents
Major General Hideo Hiramatsu with the 2Tth brigade of the 14th Japanese redivision said his forces smashed Chinese insurgent troops under General Mah Chan Shan in northern Manchuria. Mah’s forces were driven from the Hulan Hailun railway sector and retreated toward Heilio. Mah was with his troops during the report.
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Tokyo
Hideo Hiramatsu
Mah Chan Shan
Manchuria
Rengo
Hailun
Hiramatsu
Mah
Hulan-Hailun
Heilio
Fountain Pen Gun Fatalizes Montreal Man
In Montreal on June 10 Emil e Vinet found a object mistaken for a fountain pen but it proved a pistol. The weapon discharged, injuring his thigh and causing gangrene. He died last night from the injuries.
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Montreal
Emile Vinet
De Valera Arrives in England Under Police Guard
Eamon De Valera and three Irish Free State cabinet colleagues arrived in England amid extraordinary police precautions. A night Irish mail train carried them from Holyhead to London with crowds kept at bay by bobbies and vigilant plainclothes officers guarding credentials and the party's movements.
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London
Eamon de Valera
England
George
Free State
Holyhead
Ireland
Arizona Weather Forecast for Fair Nights and Saturday
Arizona forecast shows fair conditions tonight and Saturday with little temperature change. Winds remain light across the region, and no precipitation is expected through Friday.
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L. S. Arizona
Five Hundred Men Reported Stranded On Siberia Ice Floe
Moscow reports that 500 fishermen were swept onto a drifting ice floe in Lake Baikal on May 28. An Irkutsk dispatch dated June 7 notes an air reconnaissance found the floe June 2 and a Soviet steamer was dispatched for rescue, though it is not known if contact was made.
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Siberia
Moscow
Irkutsk
Lake Baikal
Eastern Siberian
Freight Car Loadings Are Watched Closely
New York June 10 Statistics on freight car loadings will be studied closely as seasonal upward movement approaches. Railroad circles hope loadings may stay near normal this year, narrowing declines from the same period in 1931.
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New York
Revolution Flare In Honduras Sparks New Battles
Guatemala City reports cite rebel troops under Filiberto Diaz Zelaya attacking federal forces in Copan, driving them back as federal units prepare a renewed drive to regain the territory amid reports of over sixty fatalities in Tuesday’s battle.
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Guatemala City
Honduras
Filiberto Diaz Zelaya
Nationalist
Department
Copan
Virginia Votes Go To Governor Byrd
Virginia's 24 votes at the Democratic convention will be cast for Harry Flood Byrd and his prohibition referendum plan. The state convention approved Byrd's candidacy and commended his platform to the national gathering for favorable consideration.
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Richmond
Virginia
Harry Flood Byrd
Prospector Seekers Rescued After Desert Ordeal Near Ajo
Two 65 year old prospectors J. T. McGrath and Gus Contreras survived eight days in the Arizona desert after their car stalled near the Mexican border. Border Patrolmen Carson Morrow and Jones found them near Tule Wells in a weakened state, then aided and transported them to Ajo where a car tow was arranged to continue their gold quest.
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Tucson
Ajo
J. T. McGrath
Gus Contreras
Carson Morrow
Brodie Ones
United States
Tule
Morrow
Jones
Prison officials held without bond in inmate death
Jacksonville officials charged two prison camp officials with first degree murder in the death of 19 year old Charles Maillefret. A coroner inquest blamed Captain C. W. Courson and guard S. M. Higginbotham for the homicide after Maillefret allegedly gnawed from a barrel and was confined in a sweat box with stocks and a neck chain.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Charles Maillefret
C. W. Courson
Sunbeam
S. M. Higginbotham
Maillefret
Westfield, N. J
Three Killed as Truck Plummets Down Hill in Johnstown
A large truck plunged down a hill in Johnstown Pennsylvania early today killing three men and injuring five others. It ripped through a meat market and a barber shop, causing fire in two dwellings struck by the vehicle.
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Johnstown
Republican Leader Snell backs payless furlough in economy bill
Representative Snell said he informed President Hoover that Republicans in the House would back the payless furlough provision for government workers as the economy bill moves through conference. He stressed party unity and support for measures to cut payroll costs during economic strain.
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Washington
Snell
House
Hoover
Treasure Quest Yields $45,000 Gold From Egypt Wreck
Divers from the Italian salvage ship Artilglio II recovered gold bullion worth $45,000 from the sunken steamer Egypt off Brest France. The search, two years old, cost 15 lives and two ships and was one of the sea’s grand battles. The Egypt sank after being rammed by a cargo steamer in 1922 with $5,000,000 in gold in its strong room.
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France
Artiglio II
Egypt
French
Democrats to Battle Over Chairmanship
Washington June 10 The coming Democratic gathering late June will feature a hard fought fight over the convention chairmanship and a clash on Franklin D Roosevelt’s candidacy. Roosevelt managers oppose Jouett Shouse for permanent chair with potential plans to back Senator Barkley for temporary chair as opposition coalesces.
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Bayon Price
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roopevalt
Norsey
Jouett Shouse
Roosevelt
Barkley
Kentucky
Earhart Seeks Mussolini View On Atlantic Flight
Amelia Earhart Putnam met Premier Mussolini in Rome to discuss her flight across the Atlantic. She spoke English as the premier showed interest and asked about Rome, calling him very gracious.
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Rome
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Premire Mussolini
Atlantic
Dr C T Wilson to Tour Chicago Speakeasies
Washington June 10 Dr Clar ence True Wilson militant city will tour Chicago speakeasies soon as a guest of the Crusaders an active anti-prohibition group He heads the Methodist board of temperance prohibition and public morals and plans to visit his first speakeasy within a week or so in Chicago
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Clarence True Wilson
Chicago
The
Crusaders
Wilson
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Los Angeles Bonus Army March Begins To Washington
In Los Angeles 1500 World War II veterans form a four hour late start and begin a cross country march to Washington to press for payment of the soldiers bonus. They are escorted by 75 motorcycle police and plan to pass through Phoenix El Paso Shreveport before reaching the capital.
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Broadway
Washington
Phoenix
Ariz
el Paso
Tex
Shreveport
Police move to segregate all Communists from bonus
Police move to segregate all Communists from the bonus program as tensions rise during wartime security measures. Officials announced steps to isolate subversive elements while maintaining public order and continued aid distribution.
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Washington
Mosquito Sprayers Hide After Theft at Transit Booth
Two men posing as office workers entered the Philadelphia Rapid Transit change booth and sprayed the area to hide a theft. Miss Bessie Liddell, the night cashier, watched as the pair vanished after lifting seven bags containing about $700 in receipts.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Bessie Liddell
Miss Liddell
Wooden money circulates in Chicago souvenirs at convention
Wooden certificates in 5 25 and 100 cent values printed on spruce strips by Tenino Washington Chamber of Commerce appeared at the Republican national convention HQ in Chicago. Mayor James W Davis of Bucoda Washington brought them, and many people bought and merchants accepted them for small payments.
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Tenino
Wash
Chicago
James W. Davis
Bucoda
Morrow Maid Violet Sharp Found Dead in Morrow Home
Violet Sharp, the maid questioned about the Lindbergh baby kidnapping, was found dead by poison in the Morrow home pantry. Police had planned a fourth questioning session today after two prior interrogations and an earlier removal to the Lindbergh residence for examination.
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Englewood
N. J
Violet Sharp
Lindbergh
Mrs. Lindbergh
Miss Sharp
Hopewell
Morrow Home
Congress Expected to Adjourn Ahead of Chicago Convention
Washington reports Congress plans an early adjournment by next weekend amid pressure from veterans bonus supporters. The House is likely to vote on the Patman $2 billion bonus bill Monday, while Senate activity remains brisk but uncertain as lawmakers push to end sessions before Democrats depart for Chicago.
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Congress
Veterans’ Army
Chicago
Senate
Patman
Jewelry Robbery Probed At Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel
Police investigate a $25,000 jewelry theft from a safety deposit box at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel reported by Mrs. Robert Joyce Tasker. Tasker, former Lucille Morrison, is linked to a former San Quentin convict who wrote novels in prison and later became a screenwriter. The couple wed in Winslow, Arizona after parole.
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Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel
Robert
Joyce Tasker
Tasker
Lucille Morrison
Screen
San Quentin
Oakland
Taskers
Winslow, Ariz
Stevens Invites Prince of Wales to Legion Convention
Henry L. Stevens Jr national commander of the American Legion left Warsaw to sail for England and invite the Prince of Wales to attend the Legion convention in Portland Oregon scheduled for later this year.
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Prince of Wales
Legion’s Convention
Warsaw
N. C
Henry L. Stevens, Jr
American Legion
New York
England
Legion
Portland
Ore
Coconino Supervisors Outline Economy Move
Coconino county board proposes elected and appointed officials work 15 days without pay over six months to save 3500 dollars. Chairman Andy Matson and two members signed the agreement and urged other officials to join. County employees have 30 days to decide.
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Flagstaff
Coconino
British Finance Measure Passes
The House of Commons approved the finance bill 409 to 34 and sent it to the House of Lords, which quickly passed it on first reading. The measure enables the budget and Lord Lansbury urged world economic cooperation during the debate.
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London
House of Commons
House of Lords
Lord Lansbury
Mrs Owen Concedes Defeat In Florida Contested Seats
Jacksonville June 10 Democratic returns show Mark Wilcox winning the Fourth district race as he seeks repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. Incumbent Ruth Bryan Owen conceded her nomination after running as a referendum candidate in Florida.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Mark Wilcox
West Palm Beach
Ruth Bryan Owen
Banks Cut Rates on Foreign Deposits in New York
Effective next Monday, the rate on deposits from foreign central banks and governments will drop from 1 percent to 1 and one half percent, following a ruling by the informal committee of bankers that governs such rates.
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New York
Committee of Bankers
Lindbergh Subpoenaed to Testify in Curtis Kidnapping Case
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh has been subpoenaed to testify in defense of John Hughes Curtis, the alleged hoax negotiator in the Lindbergh kidnapping mystery. Lindbergh said he would be ready at any time to testify against Curtis.
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Flemington
N. J
LPH
Charles A. Lindbergh
John Hughes Curtis
Col. Lindbergh
Curtis
Confiscation law takes effect in Vera Cruz state
Dispatches from Jalapa report the expropriation law in Vera Cruz, granting the state government power to seize private property for public use, going into effect today. Morelia dispatches note Michoacan has passed a similar law, following Hidalgo which has been in effect since last month, drawing concern from bankers, businessmen, and lawyers who call it a federal rights violation.
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Mexico City
Jalapa
Vera Cruz
Morealia
Michoacan
Hidalg
Winslow Indian Sanitarium Contract Bids Soon
The Winslow Indian Sanitarium project with a $150 000 appropriation is set to begin after bid openings on July 22. Advertisement for bids will run June 15 and contracts are expected to be awarded about a week after bids open. The land was deeded January 16 to the federal government for the project on the northwest city limits with utility extensions planned. The Bureau of Indian Affairs architects completed building specifications and site clearance is done under E K Miller Hopi Reservation superintendent headquartered at Kearns Canyon.
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Carl Hayden
The
Daily Mail
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City of
Winstow
Bureau of Indian Affairs
E. K. Miller
Hopi Indian Reservation
Kearns
Canyon
Senate Banking Committee Sets 2:30 pm Stock Market Hearing
Washington June 10 the Senate Banking Committee was called into a special session at 2 30 pm to hear an individual volunteer witness in its stock market investigation.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Baseball shows Brooklyn edge Chicago in 4-3 loss
Box score fragment shows Chicago trailing 3 to 4 after 6 1 3 innings and Brooklyn securing the win. Pitchers Grimes R Smith Heeriséy Thurston Sukeforth listed among players. Missing context prevents full recap.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Grimes
R. Smith
Heériséy
Thurston
Sukeforth
Maricopa Board Reduces Assessments on Land
Phoenix action after property owners delegation yields a 25 to 33 percent cut in land and improvements. Present county valuation stands around 154 million dollars. Senate appropriations committee trims six million three hundred forty two thousand from independent offices supply bill. Conference on 177 million Agriculture Dept appropriation passes without debate.
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Ariz
Maricopa County
Washington
Veterans Administration
Senate Appropriations Committee
Agriculture Department
Senate
United States Clinches Davis Cup Victory in Doubles
Forest Hills report details a 6-1 6-1 6-2 win by John Van Ryn and Wilmer Allison over Brazil’s Simone and Ricardo Pernambuco. It marks the third straight North American triumph in the series.
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N. Y
United States
Brazil
John van Ryn
Wilmer Allison
Invaders
Simone
Ricardo Pernambuco
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