Massive 970000 Arms Cache Discovered in Los Angeles Warehouse
Authorities failed to identify owners of 70000 dollars worth of cannons shells and hand grenades found in a Los Angeles warehouse. The cache believed sufficient to arm a battalion was shipped from San Antonio to Ramon Arias in Panama and reconsigned to Maj. Richard L. Dineley in San Francisco who denied ownership. Dineley claimed Arias bought the weapons to resell in Ecuador. The cache prompted federal scrutiny but was treated as merchandise unless improperly registered. Ken magazine had exposed the cache detailing the United States Police Reserve association founded by Dineley and Sumner Dodge to guard against radical activity.
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Panama
Mexico City
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Arias
Frances Calder
Customs Office
Ken Magazine
California
United States Police Reserve Association
Sumner Dodge
Dodge
Benes Warns 1925 British Move Endangers Eastern Europe
Former Czechoslovak president Eduard Benes told a Chicago lecture that Britain's 1925 withdrawal from general European peace guarantees marked the start of the end for small eastern European states independence. He noted Locarno Pact offered only a limited western front guarantee and Britain shifted to a narrower security pact due to broad obligations.
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Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Benes
University of Chicago
France
Belgium
Germany
Europe
Lindbergh Surprises Visit to Old Homestead in Minnesota
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh conducted a nationwide army strength survey and made an unscheduled stop at his boyhood home in Little Falls. He landed at Camp Ripley aboard a fast army pursuit aircraft, met officers, dined at the mess, and toured the city park named in his honor while sharing memories with Martin Engstrom.
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Little Falls
Minn
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh Park
Camp Ripley
Ray Miller
J. E. Nelson
Mess Hall
Lindbergh
Martin Engstrom
Major Miller
Senate targets solicitation of divorces abroad
Washington AP reports the Senate moved to curb the practice of soliciting American citizens to obtain divorces in foreign countries. A bill approved by the House would ban using the mails to market such divorces, with penalties up to five years in prison or a $5,000 fine. the House still to act.
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Senate
Mexico
Chamber
House
Army Chief Puzzle Clue Grid Highlights New Head and Terms
The puzzle presents horizontal and vertical clues referencing the newly appointed U S army head and various word answers. Across include stir cure talk skeleton structure coin slit gress trimming loiters soon drone bee and more while vertical clues cover organ of hearing land right braided thong and other terms.
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U. S. Army
Hitler's Reich Banks Under Political Control Amid Economic Strain
Washington reports point to a widening Nazi economic crisis as the Reichsbank comes under Hitler's direct control. Analysts note export losses, currency pressures, and a shift from independence to serving party interests, with tax schemes and gold payments tightening financial strain abroad.
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Reich
Reichsbank
Der
Nitler
Schacht
Germany
German Labor Struggles and War Talk Abroad
The dispatches note German workers facing long weeks and labor shortages as wartime tensions mount. The British Trades Union Congress signals hopes for peace, while New York leaders gauge a near-term crisis with speculation on Danzig negotiations and Polish trade protections.
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British Trades Union Congress
Germany
Europe
New York
Hitler
Danzig
Munich
Britain
London
City Hall notes show June receipts under expenditures
City Council received a June finance report from Commissioner Lou Burgus. Receipts were 97 487 with expenditures 107 339, cash on hand 390 840 rising to 392 312 by July 1, and outstanding warrants 27 705. Beer and cigarette licenses added 40 250 while taxes yielded 11 761.
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Lou Burgus
Burgus
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