Republic Steel Stands Operative Amid Riot Claims
The Republic Steel Company says it will keep plants running in Warren Canton Niles Ohio and in Chicago and Buffalo despite strike leaders. about a thousand workers reportedly want to keep jobs. An inquest was ordered in Chicago for five deaths in clashes outside Republic plants. Sixty seven men are held by police over rioting. Prosecutor Duncan McCrea urged Ford Motor and Dearborn officials to help identify suspects in an assault on a UAWA representative.
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Britain Germany and Italy protest Spanish shipping violence
Britain joined Germany and Italy in protesting Spanish violence against neutral shipping. The protest cites an attack on a British warship on May 26 and calls for a non intervention committee to guard neutral vessels. Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden urged restraint as Europe fears a broader crisis.
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Hull Hopes For a Solution Other Than War Today
Spanish ambassador Fernando de los Rios protested to Secretary Hull that the German bombardment of Almeria violated international law. Hull conveyed his personal hope that the Reich would seek a peaceful adjustment to the incident.
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Horse Race Bill Faces Final House Action
In Austin on June 1 the minority spokesman urged reconsideration as the House prepared final action on a bill to repeal the pari mutuel system permitting horse racing. The house reportedly voted 116 to 16 against the measure.
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German Government Blames Vatican Over Cardinal Speech
Berlin reports the German government formally accuses the Vatican of endangering normal Reich relations by failing to disavow a recent critical speech by Cardinal Munderetn Chuago. The move marks a diplomatic flare up with Rome.
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Bee Sparks Car Crash in Riverton Encounter
Salt Lake City May 3 A man from Riverton Utah collided his auto after attempting to brush a bee from his ear. The incident left cuts bruises on Eldred and damaged a night pole a small tree and three mailboxes. Police noted the bee caused the loss of control. Also included: a 1938 statistic that the United States imported 22 500 100 dozen Chinese eggs.
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Anxious Waiting In Roswell After The Flood Report
Residents in Roswell New Mexico anxiously await the reported wall of flood water rushing down the Hondon and fear the city will be inundated for the second time in four days. Guardsmen patrol streets as Lowland dwellers flee their homes.
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Agri Recovery For 37 Predicted To Be Best Yet
Government experts predicted a strong agricultural recovery this year with cash income in the first half higher than any since 1932 and a favorable ratio of prices received to prices paid. Demand for farm products was seen keeping pace with business advances and overall recovery.
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Picnic at Bonham State Park Brings Telegraph Ravenna Riders
A group of bus drivers and local boys from Telegraph and Ravenna held a noon picnic at Bonham State Park. The event offered plentiful food, peaches, water, and shade and drew a large turnout with a lively, communal mood.
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House Overrules Roosevelt Veto on Veterans Insurance Bill
The House voted to override the president’s veto, approving a bill extending the renewal of the veteran affairs insurance program. The action follows a June 3 session in Washington with lawmakers supporting the override.
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Amelia Hops Off for Fastward Global Tour
Amelia Hops Off for Fastward Round the World Tour today with Vneha EBorhare departing Miami for San Juan Puerto Rico. Eastward flight aims at world round trip.
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Bonham High School Largest Class Sees 1937 Diplomas
The 1937 Bonham High School commencement drew a large crowd in the auditorium for the forty fourth ceremony. Diplomas were presented by Biot HH A Chass art with speeches by Mrs John Bacon Saunders and Mrs Howard Loba. Student Elizabeth Kincaid Lipscomb led the vocal program with pieces including The Hills of Homes and Italian Street Suite. Principal R C 1 presided as graduates from 18397 list of names received diplomas. the event featured remarks on effort and responsibility.
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San Antonio Flood Wrecks Streets and Pranks Drown Cars
Heavy rains flood San Antonio area causing rivers to rise, roads blocked, and vehicles stranded. Firefighters battle flooded streets as homes and businesses endure water damage and evacuations loom amid rising creeks and swollen streams.
Flood disrupts traffic across Western Oklahoma region
In western Oklahoma flood conditions halted normal travel as water covered roads and forced detours. Reports mention temporary bridge closures and transportation delays affecting routes near rural communities. Local officials urge drivers to seek alternate paths and heed detour advisories while crews assess damaged crossings.
Amorous Story Survives Brick Load Accident
A humorous fragment recalls Will Rogers and a preacher involved when bricks fall on a man named John. The minister fears for Johns heaven, the exchange ends with playful banter about afterlife and devilment as John survives the near fatal mishap.
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Bonhi Graduates Narrow Escape From Drowning At Lake
A party of eleven Bonhi graduates nearly drowned after their boat capsized on Mark Lake around one o clock. They clung to the hull while Pink Stoddard a night guard rescued the group and helped them reach shore. All were saved and the incident follows a string of near misses since Bonham State Park Lake opened last year.
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Supreme Court Adjourns Term Van Devanter Out
The Supreme Court adjourned its term with Justice Van Devanter absent from the bench. Officials offered no immediate explanation for his absence as the court wrapped its session.
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Congress Urged to Enact Real Tax Dodging Bills
A fragmented European style report urges legislative action on tax dodging, highlighting proposals and political calls. The piece names no definitive figures or parties but cites broad demands for meaningful reform and stronger enforcement.
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Cotton Market News Summary
Unclear readable text shows fragmented market notes from New York Quotathons with cryptic terms and interspersed numerals. The item lacks verifiable names, places, or outcomes to form a concrete report.
Vanished Air Liner May Be In Utah Mountains
Clues surface about a missing air liner with letters identified, hints the wreck may lie in Utah mountains. Report cites recovered fragments and possible ties to the Us Western Air Express and a list of victims, with mountaineers aiding search.
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Weather Forecast for Texas Affected Areas
Partly cloudy conditions prevail across western Texas with a chance of showers in the northern and eastern regions. Skies remain unsettled through Wednesday with temperatures mild and winds light.
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Lamar County Votes Bonds for Farm to Market Roads
Lamar County officials report approval by the Attorney General for 190000 in road bonds to continue the federal farm to market program. Bonds will be sold as needed to the First National Bank, following a special election held in March. Work on the Arthur City to S road progresses with about fifty men under Mark Kennedy supervising WPA crews and a rock-pit foreman.
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