Gen Mola among six killed in fog plane crash in Spain
Gen Emilio Mola second in command of the insurgents dies with five aides and two pilots when their plane crashes in fog near Briviesca. Franco's forces reshuffle northern armies after the loss. Bodies sent to Burgos as Basque leaders call him a feared foe.
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Valencia
Germany Expands Naval Reinforcement Toward Spain
Germany dispatches more torpedo boats and six ships toward Spanish waters as tensions rise. Reports conflict over exact flotilla details while submarines reinforce the fleet near the Iberian Peninsula. A Kiel canal movement cited appears to send vessels toward Malmo before heading west.
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Cial
Tiger
Itishau
Nachtauagabe
Germany
Malmo
Sweden
Kiel Canal
Denmark
Baltic Sea
North Sea
Scheer
Compromise Looming On Court Reorganization
Senator Robinson indicated after a White House conference that the administration may pursue a compromise on Supreme Court reorganization. He said he is not a candidate for the vacancy created by Justice Van Devanter and did not discuss with the president. He suggested adding new Justices only if current incumbents retire, with possible amendments to be identified.
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Sen
Robinson
Arkansas
White House
Supreme Court
van Devanter
Andhat i
Executive
Sesson
Astronomers Find Bigger Milky Way
Harvard astronomers announce a newly discovered giant Milky Way near the south pole of the sky. Dr. Warlan Shapley says photographs show a multagnificant cloud comprising about 50,000 galaxies. It lies over 100 million light years away and extends about 50 million light years in length.
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Mass
Harvard University
Warlan Shapley
Harvard Observatory
S V Woods Dies at 81 Former WV Senator and Lawyer
Judge Simuel V. Woods 81, longtime West Virginia state senator and prominent lawyer, died at a local hospital after six weeks of illness. He served in the state senate, chaired the West Virginia delegation at the 1900 Democratic National Convention, and was twice the Democratic nominee for Congress. Funeral at 2:30 tomorrow at his Virginia Street residence with burial in Sunset Memorial Park. he was born August 31, 1856, in Philippi and practiced law with his father before relocating to Charleston.
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West Virginia
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Woods
State Senate
Lin
Kansas City
Congress
Mnoon
Virginia
Atreet
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunset Memorial Park
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Asabelle
iNeeson) Woods
Stonewall Jackson
Supreme Court of Appeals of
al Philipps
West Virginia University
Philippi
Citi+zen bank
Charleston
Movie Party Is Probed After Girl's Attack Story
Los Angeles reports say a young movie actress alleges she was plied with liquor at a studio party and ravished by a film salesman. Deputy District Attorney Eugene Williams says detectives are nearing a grand jury decision after interviewing the complainant and about 25 extras.
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Los Angeles
Nquor
Eugene Williams
Maeams
Williams
Jalandin
Leaders Split On Tax Probe
Washington reports that House Democratic leaders divided sharply over President Roosevelt s plan for a sweeping tax dodger probe. A vote on a joint congressional investigating committee was disrupted by White House order and postponed to next week. The Ways and Means panel backed renewing 500 million in miscellaneous excise taxes for two years.
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House
Roosevelt
Senate
White House
Senate Resolution Board
Treasury
House Wills and Means Committee
Inge
Flood and Power Plan Is Outlined
President Roosevelt outlined a permanent national policy to arrest flood and drought disasters and harness resources. Senator Norris introduced a bill to divide the nation into seven regions each with a regional authority like the Tennessee Valley Authority to manage flood control power development and soil conservation. Phillip H. Gadsden, chair of a executives committee, denounced the plan on behalf of the electric power industry.
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Roosevelt
Congress
George W. Norris
Ind
Tennessee Valley Authority
Phillip H. Gadsden
Anty
Abdication drama stirs Britain over royal wedding
London reports the June wedding of the former king to Wallis Warfield Warfield is seen as a key moment in the abdication coronation saga. Officials kept silent while the royal family stayed secluded and church bishops protested the ceremony at Moantfs.
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Church of England
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Anderson Jardine
Edward VIII
Wallis Warfield
Boy, 15, Is Held In Engine Wreck Near Simon
Pineville dispatch reports that Typs centor Tt D Bailey of Wyoming county said no Meyerrald boy was held after the Virginian Railway engine wreck near Simon. Two other youths were released to parents as investigators probed the crash of the 800 Maliet class engine, about 2,000 tons, which left the tracks and toppled toward a steep bank.
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Typscentor
D. Bailey
Wyoming
Eounty
Simon
Dalley
Cal
Double Royal Wedding Ends In Monts France Ceremonies
Duke of Windsor and Mrs Wallis Warfield tie in civil and religious rites at Monts France in a 17 minute ceremony. They depart for Austria aboard a private honeymoon coach after a procession through Amboise. The couple face ecclesiastical questions in England as they seek privacy.
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Londan
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Chateau de Cande
Associated Press
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William P. Reed
Universal Service
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Britain
Wasserleonburg Castle
Lower Austria
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Blois
Dudley Forwood
Simplon Express
Paris
Laroche
Edward
Robert Anderson Jardine
Canterbury
England
Baltimore
Duchess of Windsor
Simplon Expresa
Strike Spreads to Ore Fields Threatened in SWOC Push
The SWOC campaign expands into Minnesota and Michigan ore fields as John L. Lewis affiliates recruit for bargaining with three independent steel producers. In Canton Ohio a strike was ordered at Timken in a 6,100 worker plant over a wage dispute. Republic Steel workers in Canton Massillon area also faced action as Murray warned of Senate probes into company unions and alleged strikers rights violations. The ore workers drive targets Mesaba in Minnesota and Calumet in Michigan with focus on strike tools and potential NLRB charges.
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Youngstown
Steelworkers Organizing Committee
Minnesota
Michigan
Philly Murray
SWOC
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Mahoning Valley
Canton
Timken Baller Bearing Company
Republic Steel Corp
Canton- Massillon
Murray
Senate Civiliberties
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
National Labor Relations Board
Mesaba Range
Calumet
Republic
Sheet
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Railway Looting Rapped in Senate Debate
WASINGTON June 3 17 Ben Truman Dot said Congress should act quickly to curb railroad looting and public money misuse by New York financiers. He spoke on the Senate floor before a committee investigating railway finances, urging tighter laws as six months of inquiry show evasion by railroad holding companies. He noted Van Sweringen’s system aided Great Western by a 4 million loan, while Chicago Line executives said holdings are used as tools by holding companies.
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Ben. Truman
Congress
New York
Truman
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
van Sweringen Transportation System
Great Western Railroad
Patrick H. Joyce
Chicago Hne
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