Cantonese War Lords Move to Resist Japanese Invasion
Cantonese government orders mobilization of troops in Kwantung and Kwangsi to march north against Japanese incursions. Leaders push for resistance to Northern Nanking government, aiming to force Chiang Kai-shek to act, with potential shifts toward Yangtze Valley control and a loose Manchukuo alignment.
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Canton
China
Kwantung
Kwangsi
North China
South China
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Yangsze
Japan
Manchukuo
Southwestern Political Council
Cantonese Council
Police search for missing school girl Hdnee Stephens
Police and Justice Department agents were asked to search for 15 year old Hdnee Josephine Stephens daughter of Winston B Stephens personnel director of the Resettlement Administration who has been missing since the day before after failing to return home or reach her schoolroom in Chevy Chase Maryland.
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Washington
U.P)— Police
Department of Justice
Hdnee Josephine Stephens
Winston B. Stephens
Stephens
Chevy Chase
Canton Fire Flares at Canton Eiring Plant
Canton police face new outbreaks as surrounding area and plant workers contend with difficulties after a fire incident at the Canton firm’s eking operation.
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U.P
Canton Police
Canton Eiing Co
Ohio University Weekend Commencement Schedule
The program lists events from Saturday June 6 including Alumni golf, Board of Trustees meeting, Phi Beta Kappa, art exhibits, Alumni Association meeting, a supper under the elms, a play Dear Brutus, Baccalaureate by Dr Louis C Wright of Baldwin Wallace, Cresset dinner, President's reception, a concert Music and Shakespeare by the Women's Glee Club, academic procession, and graduating exercises with Oswaldo Aranha ambassador from Brazil addressing, degrees conferred by President Herman G James.
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Ohio University Museum
Ellis Hall
Chubb Library
Agriculture Building
Memorial Auditorium
Under the Elms
Louis C. Wright
Baldwin-Wallace College
Cresset
E. Union
Women’s Glee Club
Oswaldo Aranha
Brazil
Herman G. James
Yankee Seamen Detained by Japanese in Tientsin
Japanese soldiers seized two United States Navy seamen who photographed a Chinese train carrying Japanese trench mortars into Northern China. An American naval officer argued with Japanese officers and secured the release of the detained men.
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Tientsin
U.P
United States Navy
China
Fire lieutenant falls to death during inspection in Canton
Lieut. Russell E. Nana maker, 44, inspecting a fire lad der in Canton, fell 60 feet to the street in front of Central fire station when the ladder broke at the base, and he died Thursday from fatal injuries.
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Canton
U.P
Russell E. Nanamaker
Central Fire Station
40 Hour Week Pledged by Blum in France
Premier Leon Blum pledged to keep Parliament in session until a 40 hour work week, paid vacations, and collective bargaining contracts were enacted. He spoke amid a wave of 254 strikes and warned of action if needed while Paris department store workers went on strike locking doors and expelling customers.
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Paris
Leon Blum
Blum
Wood Alcohol Poisoning Claims Six In 24 Hours
Jamestown police probe a drinking party linked to wood alcohol poisoning that killed six men since Thursday morning. Victims include Miles Vansile 33 and Frank Vansile 54 of Jamestown Theodore Jones 33 Gust Adolph Pearson 28 Ward Hollenbeck 31 of Tidioute Pa Emmons Lee Crandall 33 of Springville N Y.
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Jamestown
N. Y
U.P
Miles Henry Vansile
Frank Vansile
Theodore Jones
Gust Adolph Pearson
Ward Hollenbeck
Tidioute
Emmons Lee Crandall
Springville
Washington Pays Tribute to Speaker Burns in 1930s Ceremony
National leaders gather in Washington to honor Tennessee's Hermitage legislator Joseph W. Burns, longtime Jackson district representative, who steered New Deal legislation. Funeral services begin at noon as Byrns succeeds Burns' Speakership. burial set in Nashville after brief state lying in rest. A large House delegation and Senate committee join President Roosevelt in the tribute.
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Washington
U.P
Tennessee
Hermitage
Joseph W. Burns
Andrew Jackson
Roosevelt
Burns
Jackson
William Bankhead
Alabama
Tallulah
Byrns
Nashville
Tenn
House
Man Shot During Street Talk in Dayton
Dayton police report 30 year old Lou Bodini killed by an unidentified man as they spoke on a street. Witness Mrs. Elizabeth Putschker observed as the shooter fired three shots, confessed with a smile, and walked away.
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Dayton
U.P
Lou Bodini
Elizabeth Putschker
Bodin
Fiorenza Sentenced to Death in Tub Murder Case
John Fiorenza youthfully dressed upholsterer’s assistant was sentenced to die in Sing Sing electric chair during the week of July 13 for the bathtub murder of Nancy Evans Titterton, a short story writer and former Ohioan. The judge ordered execution and Fiorenza showed little emotion as guards led him away to Ossining.
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John Fiorenza
New York
Grand Central Station
Ossining
Madison man survives crash with truck
Mose Winer's car collided with a truck in Madison Wisconsin but he was unhurt. He inspected his damaged car then slammed his thumb in the door and was hospitalized for treatment.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
Mose Winer
New War Threat in Europe Reported by Paris Government
Paris reports to the new government that three possible moves could destabilize Central Europe. Hungary may denounce the Trianon military clauses. Otto von Habsburg could return to the Austrian throne. Mussolini may back the restoration under Italian protection, prompting mobilizations along Yugoslavia and Austria.
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Paris
U.P
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Rhineland
Hungary
Germany
Austria
Otto von Hapsburg
Legion Blamed For Flogging In Michigan
Nine alleged Black Legion members including Ecorse residents were held on kidnapping and flogging charges for punishing Robert Penlan who missed a Legion meeting. In Jackson, four Legionnaires linked to Harley Smith case were bound over for trial on June 9. Names include Ray Ernest, Glenn Ernest, Clarence Ernest, and Allen Basorm.
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Detroit
U.R
Black Legion
Ecorse
Legion
Robert Penlan
Jackson
Harley Smith
Ray Ernest
Southern Michigan
Glenn and
Clarence
Allen Basorm
Child Dies After Hay Wagon Accident Near Christiansburg
Arthur Hardman four year old son of Mr and Mrs Martin Hardman of near Christiansburg was fatally hurt today when thrown from a hay wagon as the horses ran away.
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Urbana
U.P
Arthur Hardman
Martin Hardman
Christiansburg
Temple May Reinvoke Old Roosevelt Train Stop Law
Temple Texas officials consider reactivating a 1904 ordinance that forced President Theodore Roosevelt to stop during his Texas Centennial visit. The City Council may compel President Roosevelt to halt again, echoing past municipal action.
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Temple
Tex
U.P
Roosevelt
Texas
Theodore
Theodore Roosevelt
Teddy
Amalgamated Woe Back Lewis Plans
John L. Lewis announced an intensive drive to unionize steel workers after the Amalgamated Association joined his committee for industrial organization. The move, supported by a $500,000 war chest, defies William Green of the AFL and signals a public fight over CIO activities and potential union splits.
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Washington
U.P
John L. Lewis
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Committee For Industrial Organization
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Lewis
Green
CIO
United Mine Workers
A. F. of L
Court notes on failures to appear and postponed trial
Cc A Colburn, arrested by Officer Leslie Bradfield for intoxication, forfeited $13.70 in Mayor Len B McCune's court after failing to appear for arraignment. The trial of Denver Shower in Albany for reckless driving was postponed to Tuesday night at seven.
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Cc. A. Colburn
Leslie Bradfield
Len B. McCune
Denver
Albany
96 Year-Old Father Aims For 20th Child At 100
George Isaac Hughes a Confederate veteran in New Bern North Carolina declares his aim to father a 20th child by age 100 his 17th child a daughter born to his 27 year old wife Wednesday night in a dilapidated home He says the goal will require two more girls and three more children and attributes it to hard work regular hours and no smoking He receives 182 every six months in Confederate veteran pension funds.
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New Bern
N.C
George Isaac Hughes
Hughes
Franklin Roosevelt Hughes
Kansan Defends Landon as Borah Attacks GOP Candidacy
Kansas campaign aides, led by John D. M. Hamilton, rally delegates at the Republican caucus in Cleveland predicting Landon secures the nomination next week. Hamilton rejects Borah’s anti Landon charges while boosting first ballot support estimates and noting North and South factions prep for a Solid South bloc. Former President Hoover heads to Cleveland to address the convention amid ongoing jockeying for votes and possible southern influence.
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London
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Columbia University
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Oregon
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Iowa
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California
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Knox Campaign
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Chicago
Congress plans short adjournment and June reconvening
The Congress agreed to adjourn during the Republican convention and reconvene June 15 to finish only the tax bill and pending House Senate conference legislation. Hamilton joked about Landon and Ohio politics while addressing reporters amid questions on party unity and funds.
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Congress
House
Senate
Court Allows Project Help
The District Supreme Court ruled New Deal allotments to fund municipal power projects via the work relief program constitutional. Chief Justice Alfred A. Wheat wrote the one-judge decision after a month long trial where four utility firms challenged re employment activity. Utility attorneys said they would appeal the ruling.
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Washington
U.P
District Supreme Court
New Deal
Alfred A. Wheat
Harold L. Ickes
Wheat
Striking Norwood Plant Workers Paid Final Day
Striking production employees at Bermington Rand Corporation's Norwood plant received checks for their final day. H T Anderson said offices will close for the strike, leaving about 100 additional layoffs to 1,700 workers already out of work.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Bermington Rand Corporation
Norwood
H. T. Anderson
Township Trustees Charged With Fraud
Two trustees of Columbia Township Hamilton County were charged with diverting poor relief funds to their own use in an audit report filed with State Auditor Joseph T. Tracy. The findings allege $1267.25 for relief orders issued under fake names to Mil dred Chalfont, 2407 May St, Cincinnati, and $568.58 for padded warrants paid to a Norwood meat market owner for meat butter and eggs supplied to relief clients.
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Columbus-Au
Columbia Township
Hamilton County
Joseph T. Tracy
Mildred Chalfont
S&t
Cincinnati
Norwood
Veteran Cincinnati Enquirer baseball writer Jack Ryder dies
Frederick B. Ryder known as Jack, aged 63, longtime Cincinnati Enquirer baseball writer, died today after a 31 year career covering major league baseball. He fell ill after the Reds training camp in Tampa and later returned to work before resigning two weeks ago.
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U.P
Frederick B
Jack) Ryder
The
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Ryder
Enquirer
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Tampa
Fila
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