Britain presses ahead in naval armaments race
Great Britain announced it would retain 40 000 tons of destroyers beyond treaty limits and seek US and Japan views on the move. London argues non treaty powers have built over 200 submarines since 1930, while Japan and Italy loom as potential challengers to a larger fleet.
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London
Italy
Ethiopia
Great Wall
China
Great Britain
Britain
United States
Japan
Washington
Tokyo
Admiralty
Stanley Baldwin
Local man held after Lorain shooting injures wife and child
Tony Walach, 58, was detained by Lorain police in connection with a shooting that left his wife and a 2? year old daughter in critical condition. The incident occurred during a quarrel at their home, sparking a police investigation.
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Lorain
Tony Walach
Harry Fade
Writers' Pet Shot as Spy
Addis Ababa report says Balahu a seven foot five inch writer’s pet who extorted funds from correspondents and strutted in front of the Negus band died as a spy before an Italian firing squad. He rose from umbrella bearer to drum major in His Majesty’s service.
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Addis Ababa
U.P
Balahu
Negus
Bankers Seek Rethink of 803 Million Tax Bill
The Investment Bankers Association of America board moved to defeat the Senate tax bill of 803 million dollars. They warned taxation beyond business capacity risks wrecking the financial structure and urged an honest revenue act with broad base taxation and a balanced budget.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
U.P
Investment Bankers’ Association of America
Senate
Police Guard A and P Trucks From Strikers
In Cleveland police kept order at the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. warehouses with about 150 union pickets outside while eight trucks were loaded. Windshields and windows were removed as a precaution and four drivers rode on each truck with a police squad car assigned to every vehicle.
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Cleveland
U.P
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Union
Lutheran Synod Opens 16th Annual Convention
World peace social security and penal reform are on the agenda as the Lutheran Synod of Ohio begins its 16th annual convention in Mansfield with over 500 delegates expected. Dr Joseph Butler of Columbus will preside.
Royalist gains cabinet post as Austria teeters
Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg seeks Hapsburg support to counter the Heimwehr led by Prince Ernst Von Starhemberg. Baron Alfonse de Kloss accepts the role of State Vice-Commander of the Heimwehr, aligning Hapsburg influence with the government. Archduchess Eleonore’s husband commands the corps amid moves to curb Heimwehr power. Vienna police chief Michael Skuhl orders dissolution of Heimwehr auxiliary sections.
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Prince von Starhemberg
Heimwehr
Kuschnigg
Starhemberg
Peasant
Josef Reither
Schuschnigg
Reither
Vienna
O.P
Kurt Schuschnigg
Hapsburg
Ernst von Starhemberg
Alfonse de Kloss
Eleonore
Hapsburgs
Michael Skuhl
Three Burn to Death In Farm Home Blaze
WARSAW Ky 40 Three Gallatin County family members died when their two story frame home burned Sunday and collapsed. Victims were Martin R Maddin 57 Nanny Ellen 58 and Theresa Adeline Gex 25. Theresa’s husband William R Gex burned on hands and face jumping from a porch roof 10 feet away as the house fell. He said his wife tried to rescue her parents.
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Warsaw
Gallatin County
Martin R. Maddin
Nanny Ellen
Theresa Adeline Gex
William R. Gex
Gex
Arrival of Hindenburg Expected Tuesday Over New York
The Hindenburg on its second U S voyage with 39 passengers mail and cargo flies at 68 to 70 knots toward New York. Officers expect to pass over New York City Tuesday afternoon en route to Lakehurst New Jersey.
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New York
United States
New York City
Lakehurst
N. J
Finland United in Trade Pact With United States
Secretary of State Cordell Hull and Finnish Minister Eero Jarnefelt signed a Finnish American trade agreement to lower tariffs on many articles. The pact aims to stimulate commerce between the two nations and strengthen economic ties.
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Washington
U.P
Corde
Eero Jarnefelt
Finland
Two Nations Exchange
Substitute Tax May Bring in More Revenue
The Senate finance committee received Treasury estimates showing the substitute for the undivided corporate profits tax would raise 19 million dollars more than the original plan. A 35 percent levy on undivided profits over 50 percent could add 107 million. Roosevelt voiced support for tax legislation as subcommittees were named to study sections of an 803 million revenue measure. Another estimate proposed 35 percent tax on corporations retaining over 30 percent of earnings, yielding 107 million by curbing excess surplus.
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Washington
AUP
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Roosevelt
Harrison
Guyan Township Home Destroyed by Fire
Gallia County officials report a house in Guyan Township owned by Hillis Pinkerman burned Sunday with total loss and no insurance. Sheriff Hatfield investigated and suspected a firebug. a state fire marshal from Columbus was to arrive Tuesday for further inquiry.
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Gallipolis
Hillis Pinkerman
Guyan Township
FE. KF. Hatfield
Columbus
Flood control groups press for federal cost share
Eastern flood control advocates from New York Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia and New England urged the federal government to bear costs for headwater projects on the Ohio and other rivers. Senator Copeland predicted passage of the bill the next day as delegates called for a permanent national flood control policy.
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Washington
Ohio
James Davis
Joseph Guffey
Guffey
New York
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New England
Davia
W. B. Rodgers
Pittsburgh
Tri-State Authority
United States
Ohio Valley Conservation and Flood Control Congress
New England Council
New York State Flood Control Committee
Allegheny County League of Women Voters
The
Mississippi Valley Association
Royal S. Copeland
N. Y
Copeland
Commerce Committee
Borah and Landon to meet in New Jersey primary
Senator William Borah and Governor Alf Landon face off Tuesday in New Jersey's Republican presidential primary. Observers expect Borah to gain momentum toward the nomination while Hauptmann’s execution referendum plays a collateral role. Governor Hoffman defends his Lindbergh baby case reprieve amid party leadership loyalties.
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Trenton
N. J
U.P
William FE. Borah
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
New Jersey
Borah
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Harold G. Hoffman
Spanish Troops in Alcala de Henares After Mutiny
Spanish police and shock troops moved from Madrid under a general to Alcala de Henares where soldiers had refused to follow war ministry orders. Fears arose that the regiments once led by the arrested officers might rebel again after riots in Alcala de Henares.
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Madrip —U.P
Madrid
Alcala de Henares
War Ministry
Bolivian Army Seizes Power In Bloodless Coup
Bolivia’s new military government ordered wage hikes for private workers and promised currency devaluation to end a general strike. The capital stayed quiet as the strike persisted after a bloodless coup that ousted the previous government, mirroring Paraguay’s recent upheaval.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Paraguay
Former Illinois governor Len Small dies suddenly
Len Small, five time candidate and twice elected Illinois governor, died in a Kankakee hospital after an operation. A血 clot caused his death though he had seemed to recover well from surgery a week earlier. Small was born in Kankakee on June 16, 1862 and christened Abram Lennington.
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Kankakee
U.P
Len Small
Illinois
Small
Abram Lennington
Drowning at Buckeye Lake No Body Recovered
Lancaster report states John Lindig age 30 of near Grove City drowned at Buckeye Lake on Sunday after being thrown from a power boat during a turn. The body was not recovered.
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Lancaster
U.P
John Lindig
Grove City
Buckeye Lake
Italy Sees Mussolini as Father Return From Africa
At Littorio airport in Rome Benito Mussolini greeted his returning sons Bruno and Vittorio from the African War with a rare display of family warmth. The Duce, dressed simply, stood apart from the crowd under drizzle as Edda and Count Galeazzo Ciano, plus Cosimo Ciano, watched. He laughed with the children and teased Romano and Anna Maria, revealing a softer side few had seen.
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Italy
Duce
Africa
Rome
U.P
Littorio
Benito Mussolini
Bruno
Vittorio Mussolini
Mussolini
Edda
Galeazen Ciano
Vittorio
Muscolini
Romano
Anna Maria
Ciano
Count Costanzo Ciani
Chamber of Deputies
Supreme Court strikes down Guffey Coal Control Act provisions
The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 3 decision, invalidated the Guffey Coal Control Act including price fixing, the 15 percent tax, and labor provisions. It ruled bituminous coal in mining as intrastate and not federally regulable, and condemned the act as an unconstitutional delegation affecting production rather than commerce.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Charles Evans Hughes
Labor Board
George Sutherland
Schechter
Congress
Japan mobilizes war machine inside China in expansion drive
Shanghai reports Japan has vastly augmented North China garrisons and aims to annex five northern provinces Hopei Shantung Chahar Shansi and Suiyuan to Manchukuo. Chinese fear Pu Yi could be restored to Peiping under Japanese tutelage as ruler from the Yellow River to the Siberian frontier.
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Yellow River
Nanking
Japan
Henry Pu Yi
Kang Teh
Manchoukuo
Peiping
Forbidden City
North China
Hopei
Shantung
Chahar
Shansi
Suiyuan
Manchukuo
Pu Yi
Siberian
Gas Explosion Hurts Five at St Remy’s Parish Event
In Russia Ohio five people were injured when a gas explosion wrecked St. Remy’s parochial school during a dinner for two newly ordained priests Rev Kenneth Goubeaux and Rev Raymond Guillozet. The blast followed a kitchen gas odor as most guests had departed. The two story building’s west wall was blown out.
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St. Remy’s
Russia
Kenneth Goubeaux
Raymond Guillozet
St Charles Church
Carthagenia
Burns May Be Fatal To Long Bottom Man
A fire at a Long Bottom store destroyed the building after a stove exploded. Emmett B. Gary, 75, owner, was trapped inside and rushed to Parkersburg hospital after neighbor William Chambers crawled in to rescue him. Mary Sheldon escaped from a back room with neighbors aiding.
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Emmett B. Gary
Gary
Parkersburg
William Chambers
Mary Sheldon
Officers Save Mexican From Hanging by Mob
Fresno authorities report two officers rescued Joe Chavez a 38 year old Mexican from a mob that had already looped rope around his limb near Fresno. Officials say the confrontation occurred early today as officers fought through the crowd to avert a possible lynching.
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Fresno
Calif
Here
Joe Chavez
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