Rhineland Returns to Germany From French Control
Paris reports the Rhineland was officially returned to Germany today after 11 years under occupation. With Gen Guillaumat's departure most French troops pulled out, leaving two battalions at Weisbaden and Mayence. The Saar talks stalled, and Germany waits on Briand’s United States of Europe plan while pressuring for Saar terms.
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Rhineland
Germany
Versailles
Guillaumat
Weisbaden
Mayence
Third Rhineland
Briand
United States of Europe
France
Saar
Oeuvre
Jean Piot
Piot
Germans Plan Celebration After Rhineland Liberation
WEISBADEN Germany June 30 French Rhineland commission departs for France ahead of the official termination of the Rhineland occupation at midnight. With the last two battalions out, German residents prepare celebrations marking their first freedom from invasion in 11 years.
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Hytaited
Weisbaden
Germany
France
Rhineland
Prodigal King Carol II of Romania and his wedded past
In Paris and Romania the sexual history of Carol II unfolds from elopement with Zizi Lambrino to a royal marriage with Princess Helen and later intimate ties with Madame Lupescu. The piece traces royal marriages as political tools and notes Carol's return to press for reconciliation while his son holds the throne.
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Carol II
Rumania
Carol
Europe
Zizi Lambrino
Zizi
Pussia
Helen
Greece
Madame Lupescu
Ferdinand
Paris
Madame Laipescu
Mile Vacarescu
League of Nations
Erdinand
Marie
Victoria
England
Romania
Balkans
Jugo-Slavia
Prince of Wales
Lad 10 loses leg guarding quail nest from mower
Richard Lee Conrad, 16, of Louisville, lost his left leg below the knee while guarding a quail nest of six eggs. He was helping his older brother mow hay when a mower struck the nest and bird. He asked to save the eggs and was operated on at Little Flower Hospital.
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Richard Lee Conrad
Daniel Conrad
Louisville
R. D
Little Flower Hospital
Conrad
Five more nabbed on speed count in Canton patrols
Motorcycle patrols under Safety Director Schoner and Police Chief Hexamer arrested many speed violators. The tally reached 57 cited since Friday night as arrests continued through Saturday and Sunday. Several Friday arrests head to municipal court Monday while some Sunday detainees miss court until Tuesday. Local sheriffs bar campaign against speeders on county highways. Names of arrestees include George Orley Lea d Perry D R Fowler Lesley Oswald C F Studer M G Coe R L Forpes Marie Bia d Christy Dan Ellercork A M Miller Velvo Christ Clifford Wallace Robert Fletcher Lafferty.
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Ton Police Department
Rge F. Schoner
Earl W. Hexamer
Canton
Sheriff's Office
George Orley
3Dst
Lead Perry
Highland
D. R. Fowler
Lesley Oswald
C. F. Studer
Atlantas Welcome Bobby Jones In New York Parade
Atlanta residents join a special train to New York to greet golf star Bobby Jones upon his return. Mayor N Ragsdale, Bobby Jones Sr and Mrs Jones, and U S Senators Harris and George lead a civic party including prominent local officials and businessmen.
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Atlanta
Bobby Jones
N. Ragsdale
R. Jones
Bobby
United States
William J Harris
Walter F. George
Vatican announces Louis Kucera as Lincoln bishop
In a secret consistory the pope announced Louis Kucera of Protovia and the Dubuque archdiocese will serve as bishop of Lincoln. The formal confirmation and dates were not disclosed.
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Louis Kucera
Protovia
Dubuque
Lincoln
Classified Offerings Prompt Home Goods and Vehicle Sale
Classified page highlights household items for sale including a bedroom suite a library table and a 1937 Chevrolet coach with tyres. Descriptions note good and fair condition with a few items in storage or for immediate pickup at a Canton store location.
Nearly Score Killed in Ohio Across Weekend
United Press survey shows over 15 lives lost in Ohio over the weekend to drownings fires gun incidents and automobile crashes. Drownings led with seven deaths including three in Brush Creek near West Union John Rayburn 45 his son Billy 4 and Lee Cook 3. Other fatalities reported in Cuyahoga Falls Akron Napoleon Hamilton Cincinnati Dayton with murders and traffic deaths.
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United Press
Brush Creek
West Union
John Rayburn
Billy
Lee Cook
Cuyahoga Falls
Cuyan River
Akron
Martha Brintnall
Napoleon
A. G. Mueller
Hamilton
Don Gatliff
Cincinnati
William Deffinger
Hie
Dayton
Joseph Watchmane
Arrest of Two Indian Leaders in Independence Movement
Motilal Nehru president of the All-India Congress and chief leader of the independence movement was arrested at Allahabad. Sayed Mahmud secretary of the All-India Congress was also arrested.
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Delhi
India
Motilal Nehru
All-India Congress
Allahabad
Sayed Mahmud
Capital Welcomes Transatlantic Crew To Washington
Maj. Charles E. Kingsford Smith and the Southern Cross crew arrived at Bolling Field from New York at 11 12 a m to praise from President Hoover and officials. British Irish Free State and Netherlands representatives greeted the crew as the huge plane circled the Capitol and White House before landing.
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Charlies E. Kingsford-Smith
Southern Cross
Bolling Field
New York
Hoover
Ireland
Newfoundland
Kingsford-Smith
Evert van Dyk
Irish Free State
Netherlands
J. Patrick Saul
John Stannage
van Dyk
Capitol
White House
Boiling Field
Chicago Reporter Lingle Ties to Racketeering Rumors
A Chicago Tribune editorial notes that Albert Lingle known as Jake faced racketeering links as police raid Wisconsin resorts for James Forsythe, the man suspected of killing Lingle in an Illinois Central subway. The piece highlights Lingle’s alleged income from graft and his access to gangsters and officials.
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Special “Board of Strategy
Albert
Jake”) Lingle
Chicago Tribune
the Tribune
Linger
Burlington
Wis
James
Red
Alleged Rum Runner Killed in Border Clash
In Laredo Texas a suspected Rum runner Juan Espinosa was killed during a battle with border patrol as he and three companions tried to move sacks of liquor across the Rio Grande. One companion was seriously injured and carried to the Mexican side.
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Tex
Juan Espinosa
Rio Grande
11th Hour Bills Before Solons
Washington June 30 Hoovers leadership viewed as the main issue in both houses amid last minute bills. Senate pushes a substitute World War II veterans pension measure while House seeks to appease Hoover after a veto of a more liberal bill. Senate Republicans back the pending substitute as Hoover’s influence looms over Muscle Shoals and railroad consolidation fights.
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Pall BR. Mallon
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Senate
House
Law Enforcement Commission
Lewis Delays Conference Appearance in New York
Mrs. Lewis fractured her ankle delaying the appearance of President John S. Lewis of the United Mine Workers at a conference in New York City between anthracite operators and union officials negotiating a new wage and working agreement. The meeting aims to resolve labor disputes and secure a contract.
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Wil
John S. Lewis
United Mine Workers’ of America
New York City
Plane completes nonstop New York Bermuda round trip
Roger Q. Williams pilots the Columbia with navigator Harry P. Connors and relief pilot Errol Boyd. They depart Roosevelt Field Sunday morning, fly 1560 miles in 17 hours 1 minute, endure a tropical squall, reach Hamilton Bermuda, drop mail, and return to New York at about 10:03 p.m. The feat could spur a regular US Bermuda air service.
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United States
Bermuda
Roger Q. Williams
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Islands
Columbia
Clarence Chamberlin
Germany
Roosevelt Field
Hamilton
Ten North American saints added to Catholic canon
Vatican City announced the creation of ten North American saints including Jesuit priests and lay brothers for enduring sufferings spreading Christianity among Indian tribes. Also canonized were Robert Bellarmine and Teofilo da Corte Capuchin, totaling twelve new canon entries in eight years.
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Cardinal Rbellarmino
Teofilo da Corte Capuchin
Jean de Brebeuf
Gabriel Lalemant
Anthony Daniel
Charles Garnier
Noel Chabanel
Isaac Jogues
Rene Goupil
Jean de la Lande
Zionist convention nears climactic session in Cleveland
The 33d annual American Zionist convention gathers 600 delegates in Cleveland to decide on leadership and strategy. Key issues include reinstating Justice Louis Brandeis as supreme leader and potential U S intervention regarding Britain’s Palestine mandate.
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Zion
Jerusalem
Palestine
Louis A Brandeis
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
United States
Great Britain
Mandate of Palestine
Cooling Breezes Bring Relief After Intense Heat Wave
Mild air arrived in Canton Monday morning ending the weekend heat spell. Temperatures topped 87 degrees Sunday with no drop below 70 overnight. Crowds flocked to lakes and beaches as residents sought relief from the heat.
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Canton
Fraternal Order Members Meet for Funeral of John Bast
Members convene at Temple tonight at 7 30 for funeral services honoring deceased Brother John M Bast 1108 224 4 NW with W Ray Wonderly presiding and R Schisier secretary. Adv.
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Temple
John M. Bast
C. Ray Wonderly
W. Pres
R. Schisier
Sec
Adv
Hunters extend record flight at Sky Harbor Airport
The City of Chicago flyers John and Kenneth Hunter push the record beyond 420 hours by circling the Sky Harbor field. Refueling kept them aloft as storms approached. thousands watch as the brothers vow to celebrate the Fourth from the air. Earnings exceed $200,000 with prizes pending for each extra hour added to the record.
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Pilota
John
Kenneth Hunter
Eabin
Albert
Walter
Big Ben
Irene
Kenneth
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Jackson O Brine To Try Again
Dale Jackson and Forest O Brine, former holders of the world refueling endurance flying record, plan a July 14 takeoff from St Louis to reclaim the record from the Hunter brothers who set a new mark in Chicago. They congratulated the Hunters yesterday after the 429 hour record was broken.
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Dale Jackson
Forest O'Brine
Hunter Brothers
Chicago
Jackson
O Brine
Chicago Flyers
St. Louis
Deceit in Veiled Senate Watch With President
In Minneapolis on June 20 the joke notes the senate hesitates to vote against the president, waiting to hear his wish. The writer says the Wickersham committee might be funded or cut, explaining how past leaders kept lawmakers guessing to steer results.
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Minn
Senate
Wickersham Committee
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