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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1937

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No Danger of War Spread in Spain and Italy Promises U.S.

Rome reports Italy pledged that conflicts over the Spanish civil war can be contained without threatening peace in Europe. Count Galeazzo Ciano told Ambassador Phillips that Italy would reexamine its stance on the international neutrality committee and the protection pact for ships in Spanish waters. Officials described a developing “defensive military entente” with Germany, with Mussolini and Von Blomberg said to have agreed on mutual support against Soviet aggression, though not a formal alliance.

Rome United States Italy Europe Galeazzo Ciano U. S William Phillips Foreign Office Cinn Mary International Hely Germany Almeria Barleta Werner von Brumberg Visling Premice Mussolni Virginia Gayda Saureta PROME Soviet Russia Valencia Universal Service Mussolini Werner von Blomberg Spain

Roosevelt Holds To Gold Program

Washington report on June 4 states President Roosevelt defended the current gold policy at a press conference. He said there is no plan to change the program despite rumors of a price drop for gold. Treasury officials had argued the fixed price of 33 dollars an ounce anchors the policy amid international gold outflow.

Washington Roosevelt Treasury Supreme Court Today Robinson Sen. Robinson Robina Bankhead D-Ann Tennessee Valley Authority Public Works Administration Securities Exchange Commission TVA Park PWA Nat Supreme Court Fig Pennsylvania

Duke and Duchess of Windsor honeymoon across Europe

The Duke and Duchess arrive at Wasserleonburg castle in Austria for their honeymoon after joyful crowds greet them through France Switzerland and Italy. At Venice they begin the final leg of their journey by private railway car as telegrams pour in from supporters and royalty.

Dullet Noetsch Austria Duke and Duchess of Windsor Europe Wasserloenburg Castle Arnaldstein Simpson Express USI Duke Duchess of Windsor Honeymoor Lower Austria France Switzerland Italy Venice Venttian Canals Regdale Mants Bipit Edward England David Layer Yenloo Wasserleonburg Castle Britain Baltimore Messes

Davey Murray Discuss Peace In Steel Strike

Associated Press reports Gov. Martin L. Davey and Philip Murray held a two and a half hour meeting on steel strike peace efforts. They both offered cautious statements while discussing next steps and talks with SWOC leaders amid ongoing blockade actions and parcel inspections at Niles plants.

Davey Murray Associated Press Youngstown Martin L. Davey Philip Murray Steel Workers Gov. Davey Columbus

Leave Turn in Page 9 Cal 2p

A brief fragment notes a leave turn in page 9 with reference to California law and page 2 of the publication. The readable text provides uncertain context and lacks clear events or named entities to expand into a fuller summary. The article fragment preserves only this partial legal or page-locational detail.

Troops Asked In Strike Area In Newberry Michigan

News account from Newberry Michigan reports a timber and sawmill workers strike turning violent. A 50 year old man died amid clashes as police and guards prepared to defend a plant. Governor and state officials considered sending national guard troops to restore order.

Timber Workers and Sawmill Workers Union Newberry Lumber and Chemical Company Gile Frank Murpl Oscar G. Olander Detroit Serio Olander Newberry Strikeers Alrect Fishviertz Spinks

Basques Strike At Insurgents Near Bilbao Drive

Basque forces push insurgents eastward from Lemona toward Amorebiet as Gen. Mola’s death sparked a new offensive to lift the Bilbao siege. Aguirre orders maximum activity across Basque regions to maintain pressure and capitalize on the demoralized enemy. Insurgent losses at Lemona reported heavy. Davila rumored to succeed Mola on the Tasque front.

Hendaye France Emilia Mola Bilbao Jose Antonio de Aguirre Autonomous Basque Republic Lemona Wards Amorebiet Mount Pagodleta G Mola Sind Bilboa Ismed Molaix Jnse Fidel Davila

Barnhart Named For Rus Nawha County Judge Post

State Sen Alvin Barnhart is slated for the Rus Nawha county intermediate court judgeship following the death of Judge Littlepage on May 4. Gov Hall to announce the appointment early next week. Prosecutor Watts has removed himself from consideration for the post. Also expected soon is the third member of the Charleston police civil service commission with WW Martin and M Aldrich named among the others for the panel.

Alvin J. Barnvharkins Rusnawha County Yester Thay J. Blackburn Watts Coltett Littlepage Hall Charleston Police Civil Service Commission WW. Martin Libbey, Oweng-Ford Glass Company M. §. Aldrich Adtlantic Greyhound

Difficult Art Of Giving Described In This Chapter XL

It discusses the spirit and practical aspects of benevolence over mere wealth. The author argues giving should be driven by inner motivation rather than money, noting the rich seek satisfaction beyond material purchases and urging able men to devote time and resources to public well being.

Unruly Prisoners Must Go to Church

June 4 reports at States Ville penitentiary Warden Joseph Ragen states solitary confinement will be abolished and chapel attendance made compulsory for violators. Prisoners in solitary will be moved to chapel as a disciplinary measure to reform behavior.

States Ville Penitentiary Joseph RE. Ragen Susulay

Dizzy Gillespie Clash With Frick Ends In Struggle

New York June 4 Dizzy Dean rebuked William D Frick and faced a strong push from sports writers after a tense hippodrome meeting. Dean refused to sign a pledge of allegiance to baseball and vowed to take his case to Judge Landis, while Frick pressed for an armistice amid a media showdown.

New York Ford Christenher Diney Dean National League St. Lois Cardinal Frick Dizzy Aegiance Tie Dean

Publicity Compromise on Tax Inquiry Reported

Washington on June 4 Hyuxe committee members reached a compromise on publicity for the income and financial status of individuals under investigation. The panel would decide case by case whether to disclose information, with agents barred from public hearings and any secret findings reviewed by the committee before potential open disclosure. The Ways and Means Committee also urged continuation of the same taxes and postage relief for two more years, affecting a broad range of goods and services.

Washington Hone Senate Ways and Means Committee

Detectives Use School Games to Nab Hardware Store Theft

In Rockford detectives Pawl Phelan and Ralph Johnson lured youth into a series of games with knives to trap a theft at a hardware store. A 12 year old boasted of a knife, revealing it as one of six taken. he implicated brothers and unrelated men in the thefts.

Rockford Pawl Phelan Ralph Johnson Nhum Lack

Grasshopper War Brings Casualty in Nebraska Incident

In North Platte Nebraska on June a Lincoln County farmer Harvey McNickle fell from the side of a car while uttering a taxshopper poison. He fractured two ribs in the mishap amid wartime scarcities and local tensions surrounding pest control.

North Platte Neb Nebraska Harvey McNickle Lincoln County

Seven Burn to Death As Bus Crashes Near Shilgh Springs

A Greyhound bus carrying seven people plunged off a highway near Shilgh Springs California and burst into flames. The driver Mortimer A. Wilson of Sacramento and six passengers died in the fire. Only one other victim, Thne Nevill, identified so far, had boarded at Tredding.

Shilgh Springs Cal San Francisco Greyhound Thne Nevill Tredding Mortimer A. Wilson Sacramento

FDR and Hitler in Court Clash and Beheading News

A 1937 report details Germany executing Helmuth Hirsch for alleged explosives plot, with U.S. efforts for clemency by Ambassador Dodd. In Washington, Roosevelt criticizes the Supreme Court for vacation while pushing court reform and faster rulings on major issues, naming TVA PWA and SEC cases among priorities.

Berlin Hitler Helmuth Hirsch America Nazi Germany Illysch Dodd Hirsch

Two Ford Men To Be Quizzed

Detroit June 4 The Senate civil liberties committee summoned two Ford workers to testify at a July 1 hearing in Washington as sit downs and shutdowns ripple through Chrysler General Motors and Packard plants. More than 1,000 Chrysler workers affected. DeSoto division to resume Monday.

Detroit Senate Civil Liberties Committee Ford Motor Company Gates Ford Washington Chrysler General Motors Packard Auto Mobile Planta Pontiac Mich United Automobile Work Ers of America Chrysler Corporation Kercheval Jefferson Avenue DeSoto Sen Fallette Proz.-Wis Wilfred J. Comment Oscar Jones Ralph W. Liddy

Coast officials probe Wild West party attack claim

Los Angeles June 4 investigation by District Attorney Fitts' office continues into the alleged assault on Patricia Douglas a 20 year old film extra at a Wild West champagne party for motion picture sales delegates. Douglas reaffirmed she can identify the man she says attacked her as the investigation proceeds.

Los Angeles Patricia Douglas Fitts Mina Fannie Anal

Britain Studies War Debt Settlements With US

London reports formal talks on Great Britain war debt to the United States have begun in secret. The treasury, board of trade and dominion premiers discuss debt settlement linked to Anglo American trade, dominion concessions, monetary stabilization and a gold accord. Britain proposes repayment of a small sum focusing on funded principal with annual rates around one half percent for the forest and sinking fund.

U. S London Great Britain United States Board of Trade Dominion Britain

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