Moscow Demands Poland Bear Blame For Soviet Envoy Slaying
Soviet note to Poland denounces the Warsaw murder of minister Peter Volkoff as an unprecedented crime tied to a broader anti Soviet terror campaign. Moscow warns it will hold Poland responsible and cites linked incidents in London Shanghai and London protests amid rising tensions and diplomatic rupture.
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Moscow
Poland
Peter Volkoff
Onov
Warsaw
Associated Press
Maxim Lityinoff
Soviet Union
Reid
Shanghai
London
Great Britain
Wath Puits T
Soviet Newa Agency
Ekaterinburg
Ural
Volko
Eerteh
Berlin crowds rally as Atlantic flyers face charges
In Berlin large crowds gathered as Atlantic flyers faced charges amid a tense scene. Reports describe police actions, municipal reactions, and legal maneuvers surrounding the incident, with authorities pushing for clarity on the events and outcomes expected in the coming days.
Stock soars 604 points sets record on stock rise
New York June 7. Associated Press reports historic market surge as a Pacific land stock peaks at 601 points gains amid heavy trading. Wall Street notes large investors fueled the rise. trading chatter includes mentions of a stock split and rising high prices, with periods of selling pressure later in the day.
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New York
Associated Press
Inc
Old
Pacific Land
New Serralock Exchange
Oday
Jarges
Melleuil
Elares
Armerican Westen
Seized Rum to be Sold Without Guarantee
Washington June 7 Attor ney General Sargent said the government will sell alcohol seized from bootleggers but will not guarantee quality or purity The ruling covers liquor held for medicinal use by hospitals and charities and allows sale on court order at the court price If buyers have a permit the government makes no implied warranty of quality and a chemical test may be used to determine condition
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Washington
Sam
Sergent
United States
Sargent
Sugar Bowl area braces for flood induced exodus
Mississippi floods push into Arkansas Missouri and Illinois trigger Red Cross warnings and a second evacuation in Louisiana as rising waters threaten crops across the sugar bowl. Thousands forced from lowlands with camps set up in Tiptonville Hickman and nearby towns while 900 people flee St Francis river area. Continuous inundation may wipe out crops in the Tensas and Atchafalaya basins and delay planting of cotton and sweet potatoes.
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New Orleans
iBy Ascoriated Press
Louisianas
Sugar Bowl
Arkansas
Missouri
Ilinois
Red Cross
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Tensas
Atchafalaya
Toutsisna
Uppr
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Hickman
Dow Tooth Head
Dnols
Southesstern
Marianna Ata
Teachers Sing for Salary Increases at Annual Banquet
Public school teachers in Bridgeport gathered at Pyramid Mosque for the annual Bridgeport Teachers association banquet to press for higher salaries. They parodied songs for the Board of Education and Superintendent Carroll R Reed, urging a new salary schedule and praising Board President Havens. The eight week operation plan was also urged, with a trial likely and a possible salary increase to 2100 from 2000.
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Havens
Pyramid Mosque
Ifteenth
Bridgeport ‘Teachers’ Association
Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
Carroll R Reed
Elmer H Havens P
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President Heavens
King Ben Clothed Girls in Overalls in Trial
ST JOSEPH Mich June 7 By Associated Press testimony in the state's dissolution of the House of David Benjamin Purnell claimed supernatural power over followers. Witness Ruth Wurde Wurth recounted escapades at Purnell HQ and a secret trap door escape. Other witnesses described seizing 30 girls in 1914 and forcing them into the woods, with corroborating statements from Isabret Pritchard and Hilda Adlerburg about the girls’ attire and abduction text.
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ST Joseph Mich
Associated Press
Benjamin Purnell
House of David Colony
Ruth Warde Wurth
Wurth
Purnell
Mary Purnell
Worth
Benjami
High Istend
Benjamin
Isabret Pritchard
Hilda
Pritchard
Carroll ordered to quit hospital for Atlanta prison
Greenville June 7 by Associated Press Henry Cunningham deputy marshal said Carroll theatrical producer would be moved to Atlante prison. Physicians reported Carroll healthy with no illness. Attorney General said sentence one year and a day starts upon admission to prison. Carroll convicted of perjury linked to a New York bath tub party. Clemmency petition pending before President Coolidge. Carroll had been confined in Greenville hospital for over a month.
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Eall Carroll
Atlas
Might
Henry Cunningham
Mashoa
Greenille
Cairou
Carroll
Greenville
Prudential moves to cancel Snyder life policies in Newark
The Prudential Life Insurance Company opened legal action to cancel two life policies worth 990,000 on Albert E Snyder, alleging fraud via his wife Ruth Brown Snyder, then imprisoned at Sing Sing for his murder. The company offered 61,400 in premiums back, which Ruth Snyder refused, with counsel planning to contest.
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Newark N J
Associated Press
Albert E Snyder
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Ruth Brown Snyder
Sing Sing
Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Edward D Dufkeld
Prudential 1
Prudential
Albert BE Snyder
Prudentiel
Mig Snynet
Doctors study leprosy case at Bridgeport meeting
Bridgeport Medical society members heard Dr James A Harrar of the Lying In Hospital New York describe the leprosy case of Salvatore DiAngelo. DiAngelo isolated at Englewood hospital under federal care, to be transferred to Carville Louisiana. Health officer Dr William Hall Coon first identified the condition. diagnosis confirmed by a skin specialist.
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Bridgeport Medical Society
Salvatore DiAngelo
Englewood Hospital
Carville la
Bridgeport
DiAngelo
William Hall Coon
Welfare
di Coon
Medical Society
James A Hairar
New York City
Harrar
H E Waterhouse Thoms J Roche Martin I Horn
Cheiles W Nichols
Warsaw Looks for American Flyers at Airfield
Twenty thousand Poles waited at Warsaw airport for Charles A Levine and Clarence D Chamberlin in the Columbia to return to Poland. The pilots were found to be in Kottbus attending a banquet and planning to go to Berlin, disappointing the eager crowd.
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Poland
Associated Press
Charles A Levine
Columbia
Polish War Office
Clarence D Chamberlin
Levine
Kottbus
Kottbua
Peparing
Berlin
Warnaw Skalii
Ametiars
Baby girl thrown into water alive in Worcester case
In Worcester Massachusetts on June 7, medical examiner Dr Frederick H Baker said an autopsy found four month old Bul murdered and thrown into Lake Quinkamagond alive. A probe had been conducted for the parents Mehio Kingott and John A Adonis, with the body reportedly found in a white plane.
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Worcester Mass
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Lake Quinkagamond
Frederick H Baker
Mehio Kingott
John
Adonis
Medical Examiner Attacked as Trial Reaches Jury
Dr Carl Beck's manslaughter trial over Dorothy Reynolda's death proceeds with courtroom confrontation over Medical Examiner Horatio De Luca. Attorneys spar over credibility as defense labels De Luca a "big boy" learning the trade, while state witnesses dispute the examiner's conclusions amid intense cross examination.
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Horatio de Luca
Henry Chenstein
Carl Beck
East Main Street
Bridgeport
Dorothy Reynolda
North Avenue
Greenstein
John Keogh
Norwalk
Pr de. Luca
Keogh
Les
Jona J Phelan
Bassick Buys Meriden Caster Business
Bassick company purchases Meriden caster business from the Posey Meridan firm. H O King, vice president, says the transfer will consolidate manufacturing at Meriden plant. The move expands sales reach by taking over all sales agreements and contracts and supports development of foundry equipment.
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Bassick
Meriden Caster
Fosse Mein Company
Marien
H O King
Brsalck
Tia Une
Meriden
Meriiam
Thala Ae
Elas
Purchgesd
Foundries
Pin
Ieee
Lindbergh Heads Home as Memphis Clears Ocean Course
Thousands cheer as Charles Lindbergh aboard the cruiser Memphis sails Toward Virginia Capes on the 39350 mile voyage home. Captain Lackey discusses sea trials while Lindbergh studies naval secrets and the feasibility of floating landing stations for trans Atlantic flights.
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Virgintta Capes
Aviato
Lindbergh
Europe
Lackey & Provid
Lackey
Berlin Welcomes Bellanca Pilots After Air Parade
Berlin crowds cheered as the Bellanca Columbia 5 and accompanying German planes landed at Tempelhofer Field. Officials praised the American envoys Chamberlin and Vine, while the crowd waved flags and sang as the giant craft circled the airfield during the public reception.
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Tempelhofer Airdrome
Berlin
Planetas
Columbia
Hussar
Dersal
Tempelhofer
Tempalhofer
Milford Fireman Kept on Job After Reprimand
Milford unsigned report says a Fort Trumbull Beach fireman was severely reprimanded for leaving duty on May 31. He was retained by the fire commissioners after defense claiming proximity to a telephone. The board warned that any similar leniency would lead to discharge. The man earns about 1850 dollars yearly and drives the department’s truck when needed. volunteers comprise the rest of the unit.
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Milford
George Smith
Old Point Land
Myrtle Beach
Fort Trumbull Beach
Howe
Board of Fire Commissioners
Smith
Mainey
James G Taylor
William O'Hara
Shawn
Milford Hill
Fort Trumbull
Cal les Joins Funeral Train From Mexico City Page One
Traveling ropse Mexico with sympathetic crowds assembled in silent tribute at every station the special train bearing the body of Senora Calles with her husband President Calles and their children was due to reach Mexico City. The president's wife is expected to be buried in the Panteon De Dolores. President Calles joined his wife's funeral train at Ruiz in the state of Nayoilt.
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Ehrer
Findwich
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Oetean
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Petre Jose
Hartford
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Amelia Ting
Mexico City
Iby
Presa
Roiesa
Mexico
Senora Calles
Calles
Toyforros
Panteon de Delores
Cemetery of Sorrows
Ruiz
Nayoilt
Qhiegon
Prest
Convicted Killer Appeals Life Sentence in New Haven
Tony Padula, convicted of second degree murder for shooting Genario Clementi in Fairfield county, argued before the New Haven Supreme Court of Errors. Judge Isaac Wolfe had sentenced Padula to life imprisonment after the 25 year old jury verdict. The appeal was presented by Carl Foster and Daniel Keogh for Padula, with State's Attorney William H Comley handling the state's side.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Fairfield County
Supreme Court of Errors
Carl Foster
Daniel Keogh
Tony Padula
William H Comley
Isaac Wolfe
Padula
Genario Clementi
Prisoner Ties Tubes then Jumps into Hudson in Escape Attempt
Norman Randall twenty seven of Boston Mass serving five years for larceny tried to escape Bing Bing prison by leaping into the Hudson River aided by tire tubes wrapped around his body. Guards and armed sentries chased him from the wall projecting into the river. He surrendered after being warned and rescued by another prisoner from the water.
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Ossining NY
Norman Randall
Boston Mass
Grant Larceny
Bing Bing
Hudson River
Randall
Lewis B Lawes
Gune
Hotel Deal Near Fairfield Avenue Likely Today
Indications were the hotel deal on property at 1 Fairfield Avenue would close promptly, probably today, after talks between Development Service Corp New York and the American Corp New York. The plan calls for the hotel company to acquire the Beach property and build a new hotel with not fewer than 100 rooms, adding to a chain that includes the Roosevelt in New York and the Bancroft in Worcester.
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Development Service Corpo
New York
American Corporation
F. E Beach
Pairfield
Elm
United
Roosevelt
Phi
Bancroft
Worcester
Royal
Montreal
Burritt
Britain
Nathan Hall
Wymantic
Tog der Construction
Oon Savannah
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