Austrian Heimwehr Refuse Disarmament in Vienna Standoff
Fascist Heimwehr leaders in Vienna resist disarmament amid heavy guard. Schuschnigg seeks Mussolini and Hitler approval while Von Starhemberg faces loss of power. unrest grows in Sty ria Tyrol and Upper Austria as arms remain hidden and tensions rise.
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Vienna
Kurt Schuschnigg
Mussolini
Heimwehr
Austria
Baar Baarenfels
Prince von Starhemberg
Rome
von Starhemberg
Styria
Tyrol
Upper Austria
Schuschnigg
Italy
Hungary
Hitler
Col
Franz von Papen
Ethiopia
Hapsburgs
Archduke Otto
Adelaide
Otto
Hapsburg
Baron Baar Baarenfels
Emil Fey
Interior
Schusennigg
St Luke's hospital to graduate sixteen nurses Tuesday
The Gazette notes St Luke's hospital will graduate sixteen nurses on Tuesday. The event is highlighted among upcoming health and education features in the paper.
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Washington
O. O. McIntyre
Iowa
Edgar Guest
Jay Sigmund
St. Luke's Hospital
Iowa Gazette on graft probes and justice breakdown
The Gazette argues long after a supreme court ruling that graft and corruption indictments were undermined by legal tricks and politics. It warns public officials and newspapers alike, urges voters to demand accountability, and claims justice has been thwarted by enforcement agencies and courts in Iowa.
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Nough
Supreme Court
Iowa
Gazette
Sioux City
Des Moines
Woodbury County
Max Duckworth
Edward L. O’connor
Duckworth
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Public Enemy No
America
The
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
E. J. Feuling
Liquor Control Commission
Ed O’connor
State House
Department of Justice
Bureau of Investigation
Vv. M
Mercury Reaches 94 Degrees in Cedar Rapids Saturday
Cedar Rapids saw a peak of 94 degrees at 3 pm with temperatures remaining near that level until 5 pm. Cooling breezes by nightfall dropped to 82 by 7 pm and 74 by 10 pm as skies cleared. The prior high this year was 92 on May 8.
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Cedar Rapids
Mercury
Chambers Inskeep Company Instruments
State Department backs nine power pact urged by tensions in China
Washington reports the State Department reaffirms support for the nine power pact guarding China's territorial integrity. Undersecretary Phil Lips reiterates U S adherence to Hull's December 5 1935 policy statement and vows the United States maintains faith in its traditional principled stance and treaty commitments.
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Washington
State Department
China
Phillips
United States
Hull
Helen Mack Gives Birth To Seven-Pound Son In Hollywood
Hollywoods Helen Mack and husband Charles Irwin welcomed a seven-pound boy named John. Doctors report both mother and infant John are doing well after the delivery on Saturday.
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Helen Mack
Hollywood
INS
Charles Irwin
John
Shoot to Kill Orders in Oklahoma Prison Break
Fugitives flee McAlester prison amid a mass break eight inmates. Three captured on Saturday, including Jess Cunningham and Claude Fugate. Authorities warn posses to shoot to kill if resisting. leaders face murder and kidnapping trials with the death penalty sought.
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Mcalester
Okla
Jess Cunningham
Claude Fugate
Cunningham
Claude Pugh
Claude Beavers
Kiamichi
Julius Bohannon
A. C. Arthur
C. W. Powell
E. W. Marland
State Board of Affairs
Tragedy as Detroit amusement park fire kills three
A Detroit amusement park fire swept four concession areas killing three thrill seekers and injuring others. Two victims were identified as Al Miller and Wanda F. Oward of Detroit with a third unidentified man. Fire halted the park’s electric plant and ferris wheel as rescuers searched the ruins and a hospitalized survivor described the blaze.
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Detroit
al Miller
Wanda F. Oward
Frances Zomkowski
John Durkoth
Hamtramck
Helen Orlop
Orlop
Seize New Suspect In YWCA Murder Case
Chicago police arrest Charles Dudley 33 a rag picker after sighting trousers matching a coat found in a elevator shaft near the nurses home where a student was attacked. A man is being sought for questioning in connection with the Lillian Guild case at the YWCA hotel.
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Chicago
Charles Dudley
Lillian Guild
Undernourished Children Need Camp Good Health Aid
The Public Health Nursing association appeals for 27 donors to feed a Cedar Rapids child for a week. Camp Good Health provides milk vegetables meat and fruit with a nurse and dietitian on site. Regular doctor visits and supervised play aim to build strength to resist disease next winter.
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Cedar Rapids
Camp Good Health
Public Health Nursing Association
The
Nursing Association
Camp Good
Teachers urged to dance smoke and live like others
George C. Bowman, superintendent of North Adams schools, told the Parent-Teacher association and Berkshire county educators that American teachers are nervous and should “dance, smoke, dress in style and live like other people.” He warned suppressions and frustrations may show in students, making classes less receptive.
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Pittsfield, Mass
George C. Bowman
North Adams
Parent- Teacher Association
Berkshire County
Weather Outlook for Chicago and Surrounding Valleys
AP reports period May 18 forecast for the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valley. Rain likely in eastern and southern portions early week, fair to partly cloudy midweek, then possible showers near week’s end. Temperatures mainly above normal in the south, cooler midweek, warmer later in the period.
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Chicago
Mississippi
Missouri Valley
Britain shelves war debt issue as armament drive grows
London officials say the June 15 debt installment will default again and Britain has no plan to renew payments or discuss debt reduction with Washington. The foreign office denied plans for a new negotiation, noting any initiative would come from the United States.
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London
Great Britain
Washington
Foreign Office
Anthony Eden
Leon Blum
France
Paris
Blum
United States
Associated Press
Roosevelt
State Department
Roosevelt May Visit Brazil After Election
The Estado do Para reports President Roosevelt likely to visit Brazil after the November elections, according to a Saturday notice from Rio de Janeiro AP coverage.
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Roosevelt
Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
Estado Do Para
Hindenburg Takes Off After Delay for Second Atlantic Flight
The Hindenburg, delayed by ill winds, lifted at 5 35 am for its second voyage to Lakehurst New Jersey The German Zeppelins plan regular Atlantic airship service and may build an American terminal between Washington and Baltimore Eckener outlined future departures for Frankfurt June 20 July 1 11 August 5 15 September 17 26 and October 5 American passengers listed include Kenneth Banta Einar Beyer Gardner Cowles Jr Maud Ethel Manfred Henry Mann and Fred Winter
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Frankfurt-On-Main
Germany
Zeppelin Airship Company
North Atlantic
Hugo Eckener
Hindenburg
United States
Zeppelin
Washington
Baltimore
Zeppelin Company
Rio de Janeiro
Dr. Eckener
Lakehurst
Frankfurt
Eckener
Netherlands
Batavia
Dutch East Indies
Kenneth Banta
New York
Einar Beyer
Seattle
Gardner Cowles, Jr
Des Moines
Maud Ethel Manfred
Kew Gardens
N. Y
Henry Mann
Fred Winter
Denver
Roosevelt Signs Bill for Pan American Conference
President Roosevelt signs a bill authorizing U S participation in an inter American conference in Buenos Aires or another American republic capital this year. The measure enables U S involvement in a Pan American parley.
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Bill
Washington
United States
Buenos Aires
Roosevelt
New York Detectives Probe Krone Extortion Ring In Smith Case
District Attorney Dodge promises disclosures as A Henry Ross aims to testify about Max D Krone head of a private detective agency and associates. Krone remains jailed on $50,000 bail amid four new complaints while a society woman paid 50000 to a blackmailer through a renowned attorney. Ross released on 5000 bond. arraignment set for Tuesday.
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New York
Dodge
A. Henry Ross
al Smith, Jr
Ross
Max D. Krone
Krone
Sulelivan
General Sessions
Koenig
Hastings
Catherine Pavlick
Young Smith
al Smith
What Cheer Man Dies Of Injuries In Crash
SIGOURNEY John 67 of What Cheer died in the afternoon from chest injuries after he lost control of his car and it rolled over into a ditch.
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the Gazette
Sigourney
John 67
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