London Talk of Scrapping Naval Pact Sparks U S Debate
London reports a move to scrap the 1980 naval treaty as Britain weighs breaking treaty limits on cruisers and destroyers. Baldwin cautions in the House while diplomats weigh the risks of a renewed naval race affecting US relations and Europe.
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Police investigate strangling death of Magind Slain Gai
Police probe a fatal strangling case found in a bedroom. The body of a 16 year old girl was discovered, clothing scene silent on motive. Investigators are questioning a suspect as the mystery remains unresolved.
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Prison Breaker Ends Own Life After Escape
A convict named Lindsty, who fled the state prison farm, killed a captain’s wife during the breakout and died in a confrontation with Sheriff Petty, State Trooper Louis Heard, and a sergeant when approached to surrender. Reports of a hanging or escape plans circulated but were contested by guards.
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Floods Claim Seven Lives Across Kane County
Heavy rain and flooding in Kane County claimed seven lives today. Victims include four people near Spring in the southwest district as streams like Butte Creek rose, with Gonzales and others reported drowned. Emergency crews race to recover bodies and assist residents facing rising waters.
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Queen Mary Set For New York Arrival At Record Pace
The Queen Mary speeds toward New York on her first North Atlantic voyage averaging over 31 knots. Commodore Sir Edgar Britten expects arrival around 10 am tomorrow with a possible speed record ahead of the Normandie. The glare of high confidence comes as fog risk remains a consideration.
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Clergyman Discusses Pentecost Mining Sermon
The Rev Rephael Husson of George's Syrian Orthodox church reviews the Pentecost mining topic and the sermon text from John 14. The Greek title and its meaning are noted, stressing the Lord's mission to redeem mankind and guide believers to eternal life. Page 5, Col. 7.
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Pope Denounces Communism In Birthday Address
Pope Pius XI marked his 73rd birthday with a firm denunciation of Communism and its false prophets. A solemn Mass at St. Peter's drew 40,400 pilgrims from around the world, with 100 American delegates and 23 cardinals in attendance. The pope appeared frail but attentive as the ceremony proceeded, and the day coincided with Pentecost enhancing the celebration.
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Rail Slashes Fares Today in Interstate Move
Washington May 31 The Interstate Commerce Commission orders a nationwide rate cut for rail passengers from 3.6 cents to 2 cents per mile plus surcharges for Pullman riders. The change, already in the South and West, faces legal challenges from Eastern roads claiming confiscation and reduced revenue despite higher traffic. A New York suit seeks to block implementation. judge to decide soon.
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Rear-Engine Autos Forecast At Automotive Engineers Session
W J Fishleigh of Detroit predicts rear engine cars will be general by 1937 with over drive and new chassis designs. He envisions future cars that can fly or skim water, reducing drag and improving comfort with a low center of gravity and sealed axles. He says cost will fall and sights to speed demands may drive new engineering.
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Five Injured as Transport Plane Crashes in Chicago
A Transcontinental and Western Air transport plane carrying 15 passengers from New York to Chicago struck a house near West Sixty second Street and Kilbourn Avenue. It collapsed a roofless portion of the house and did not ignite a fire. Five persons were injured and taken to Holy Cross hospital. Pilot W. J. Smith of Newark was among the injured.
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Police Hunt Banker's Son Missing Youth Sought
William Webster Theile 18, son of Wall Street investor William Theile, has been missing since May 1. Police and private detectives probe possible kidnapping while family suspects he left home to seek work. he carried $40, wore brown suit with white pin stripe and stood five feet eleven inches.
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Civil War Breaks Out in Nicaragua
Civil conflict erupts in Managua as National Guard battles Presidential guards. Gunfire devastates the city while foreign residents seek cover. two American businessmen and a British manager narrowly escape crossfire on the Mansagua golf course. A truce is reported, but fighting resumes as tensions remain high.
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Detroit Mayor Faces Grand Jury Probe in Black Legion Case
Detroit Mayors Frank Couzens and Police Chief Henrich Pickert will be summoned to an extraordinary grand jury amid Attorney General Crowley’s probe into the Black Legion. Officials from Pontiac and Jackson also face scrutiny as federal interest grows and police figures are questioned about Legion ties.
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Feud Violence Leaves Four Dead or Wounded in Clay County
In Clay County Kentucky near Otter Creek Goose Creek and Manchester two killed and two wounded in renewed clan warfare. Charlie Benge and Claude Scott died in ambush and gunfire while Dan Cupp was seriously wounded. No arrests reported a day after three outbreaks in the last 50 years of feuds.
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Share-Wealth Leaders Merge to Take Over Government
In Philadelphia on May 31 United with pledge to seize control of the government Dr Francia E Townsend and Rev Gerald L K Smith announced a merger of movements long denied They will travel to Allentown for an overnight stay and plan remarks at a later rally in Philadelphia as they move to challenge Washington authorities
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FDR Urged to Accept Tax Bill Compromise for Adjournment
Washington May 31 congressional leaders say final revenue measures and adjournment hinge on President Roosevelt. A Senate tax compromise may end the session quickly, while a House version could prolong it. The president wants about 23 million dollars in revenue and will weigh either accepting the Senate plan or pressing the House version.
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Treasury Seeks Record Peacetime Loan in 2 050 754 400
Secretary Morgenthau urged Americans to back a record peacetime loan of 2 050 754 400 dollars. The plan combines 800 million via 15 18 bonds at 2 3 4 percent and 400 million in five year notes at 13 8 percent, with exchanges offered for maturing 11 8 and 214 percent notes.
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Green Faces Lewis in AFL Rift Over Unions
The American Federation of Labor reportedly plans to suspend its nine strongest unions with over a million members. President William Green aims to eject industrial unionists aligned with John J. Lewis of the United Mine Workers and is prepared to sacrifice federation members and finances in the move.
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Steam Powered Light Bulb Lights Cigarette in Cleveland
A General Electric lab in East Cleveland demonstrates a steam powered bulb that emits a pencil wide jet of steam to light a cigarette. The innovation, described as a major advance in bulb design, follows a physicist visiting the lab who witnessed the effect and endorsed its feasibility.
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Movie Star Scoffs at Kidnap Charge
A movie star laughs off a kidnap charge as custody details surface. The article notes the actor remains on board and references a custody hearing slated for January 3.
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