Sweden seeks five-power talks on Aland status
Count Ehrensvaard, Swedish minister to France, handed Premier Millerand a note urging an exchange of views among the five great powers on the disposition of the Aland Islands. Similar notes will be sent to Washington London Rome and Tokio. Sweden favors a plebiscite in the islands while Finland resists separation arguing ties to the Finnish mainland.
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Aland Islands
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Rome
Tokio
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Finland
Donlan to Appeal to Court for Reinstatement
Dr. Charles Donlan former superintendent of the Long Island Hospital will appeal to the Supreme Court tomorrow on mandamus proceedings asking that his name be reinstated. The action seeks reinstatement after deposing suspension.
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Donlan
Charles
Long Island Hospital
Supreme Court
Trustees Move Donlan Belongings to Eastern Avenue Wharf
The city announced through attorney Joseph Lundy that Dr. Donlan's furniture and pictures, removed from the superintendent's Long Island residence by Thomas C. O'Brien of the infirmary trustees, arrived at the Eastern Avenue wharf. O'Brien warned in early June that if Donlan did not remove items by June 10 the trustees would store them at Donlan's expense.
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Infirmary
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Finland Recognizes Ukraine Independence
Paris bulletin notes Finland recognizes Ukraine independence as a step toward peace negotiations with Soviet Russia. The move is described as a condition set by Poland for joint talks and possible peace efforts in the regional conflict.
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Finland
Ukraine
Poland
Russia
Congress Appropriations Hit Five Billion Mark
Washington reports that approximately five billion dollars were appropriated by the Sixty-sixth Congress by the session ending June 5. The figure comes from a statement prepared by Chairman Good of the House appropriations committee for the final issue of the Congressional Record.
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House Appropriations Committee
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Government Spending Totals Over Four Billion For Next Year
Mr. Good details total appropriations at 4 830 890 327 with 2 212 126 298 in the 13 annual supply bills and 1 363 768 980 in permanent expenditures. He notes 2 558 968 400 written off as a war hangover. The army and navy receive 855 959 962, leaving 979 319 916 for other civil functions.
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