Soviet Note Escalates Spain Crisis and Nonintervention Fight
The Soviet Union sharply denounced Germany and Italy in a formal note to the 27 nation non intervention committee. Moscow demanded full disclosure of negotiations to bring Germany and Italy back to the neutrality body and insisted the future patrol force formula be approved by all signatories before use. The note signals renewed Soviet support for Loyalists amid the Spanish Civil War crisis.
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U.S
London
Russia
Nazi Germany
Europe
Soviet Union
Germany
Italy
Ivan M. Maisky
Spanish
Malaky
Spain
Francisco Franco
Moscow
Britain
France
Minent
Almeria
Evacuation of Women Children Ordered in Madrid
The diplomatic corps in Madrid disclosed they are negotiating for the prompt evacuation of women children and aged persons from the capital. Brazilian ambassador Alcibiades Pecanha as dean announced negotiations are in line with corps wishes as government troops fortify positions along the Coruna road threatening to cut insurgent communications.
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Madrid
Alcibiades Pecanha
Coruna
Aravoca
Las Horas
Willie Willis By Robert Quillen
Willie Willis jokes about rainy Sunday routines as he stays inside and faces chores with his characteristic quick wit and folksy humor. The piece reflects Quillen's light meme style and small town observational tone.
Films' Glamour Girl Jean Harlow Laid To Rest In Simple Rites
The body of Jean Harlow was laid to rest in a 24 minute service at Wee Kirk O The Heather. Thousands of fans lined the cemetery while 450 invited mourners attended the church service. Mrs Bello, Miss Harlow’s mother, fainted as she left the church with Powell and Carey Wilson aiding her. The actress was buried at Forest Lawn Memorial Park with flowers surrounding the casket and an organ providing music for the ceremony.
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Hollywood
Jean Harlow
Filmland
Wee Kirk O'The Heather
Hieid
Powell
William Po Amous
Miss Harlow
Jean Bello
Carey Wilson
Pawel
Miss
Miss Marlow
Miss Haarlow
Mrs. Bello
Suspect Held in Reese Slaying
H J Dean waives preliminary hearing and is held on forgery indictments in Intermediate court. Detective reports Dean confessed to a January fight with Matthew Reese whose body was found in the Kanawha river near Lock Six on March 12.
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Bentury
Matthew Reese
Slack Street
H. J. Dean
Edwin S. Watson
Charles W. Ray
Polices Criminal Identification Bureau
Dean
Tay
Beauty Reese
Reese
Kanawha River
Lock Six
Serst
LB. Warren
New Ireland's Hopes Are Told by De Valera
Dublin June 9 President Eamon de Valera predicts a future Ireland that will be a friendly partner to Great Britain in world peace efforts. In an exclusive interview he outlines his sweeping program while elections approach. He pledges Ireland will cooperate internationally with Britain the United States and other English speaking peoples.
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Thomas C. Watson
Dublin
Eamon de Valera
Ireland
Great Britain
Europe
Irish Free State
Imaginary Ideas Blamed for Disturbed Farmer at Spencer Hospital
The story describes a farmer confined at Spencer State Hospital after a visit from a mountain woman who claimed witchcraft caused his condition. Examining physicians labeled his trouble as abnormal imagination. The board ordered re-examination and refused release citing his health.
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Spencer State Hospital
Viste
Cnntral
Frankford
John Baker White
Pope Pius XI Pledges Fight to End Catholic Suffering
In Castel Gandolfo the pope pledges unceasing Vatican aid to Catholics in Nazi Germany. He warns the harsh Nazi actions threaten grave suffering and calls on German Catholics to cling to faith and pray as schools close and churches are restricted. He speaks to 27 German and 68 Austrian pilgrims, signaling a serious church-state rift.
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Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Pius XI
Vatican
Nazi Germany
Crsk
Etler
Germany
Munich
Cologne
Naz
Butler
Freedom Party Attacks Nazi Regime Over War Expenditure
Berlin reports reveal the underground Freedom Party claims Germany spent 12.4 billion dollars on armaments by year start and shows a 14.009 billion deficit. The pamphlet, circulated to foreign correspondents despite Gestapo efforts, calls for disclosure of the budget and criticizes Schacht seeking foreign loans.
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Berlin
Germany
Freedom Party
Gestapo
Polivey
Germny
Gere
Nazi Freedom Party
Chair to Claim Slayers Tonight
Three former Ohio convicts face the electric chair in Indiana for the "head and hands" slaying of Harry R. Miller. The execution of John Joseph Poholsky Frank Gore Williams and William A. Kuhlinin is set to begin shortly after midnight, with Gov Townsend denying clemency. A fourth man Herbert L Hicks awaits court action and cannot be executed unless convictions are affirmed.
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Michigan City
Ind
Ohio
Clumly
Uy India Electric
Harry R. Miller
Cincinnatl Fire
John Joseph Poholsky
Frank Gore Williams
William A. Kuhlnin
Herbert L
Jimmy) Hicks
State Supreme Court
Hicks
Poholsky, Williams
Kulinwn
Beers Licensing Law Upheld by West Virginia Supreme Court
The court sustained a key part of the states new beer act, upholding the refusal by Tax Commissioner Ernest R. James to grant licenses to distributors not residing in West Virginia four years prior to application. Joseph Hinebaugh of Oakland, Maryland, challenged the renewal for a Kingwood distributor, but the request was denied in a verbal order. A formal opinion will follow.
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Supreme Emirt
Ernest RK. James
West Virginia
Joseph Hinebaugh
Oakland
Kingwood
Hinebiugh
Ineboth
Uhre State
Carrier Who Burned Letters Is Sentenced
NEW YORK. Mailman Nery A. Briggs received one year and a day in federal prison for burning hundreds of letters he could not deliver. The Brooklyn incident involved tossing letters into an incinerator due to sore feet and unwillingness to complete routes.
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New York
Nery AE. Briggs
Federal Cours
Driges
Brooklyn
Mashe
Glenvil
Neb
Lune
Ed Walters
Tere
Young Writer Burke McClanahan Dies at 31
Burke McClanahan editorial writer for the Charleston Daily Mail died at age 31 in a Charleston hospital after a two month illness. Born May 1 1906 in Stamford Connecticut he moved to Charleston enrolled in Republican campaigns and worked for the Daily Mail Gazette and Huntington Advertiser. Surviving are his mother two siblings and funeral services are planned at St Johns Episcopal Church with burial in Spring Hill Cemetery.
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Burke McClanahan
Charleston Daily Mail
Charleston
McClanahan
Ant
West Virginia
Mo McClanghan
Edgewood Drive
Mr. McClanahan
Stamford
Conn
Moi
Capitol
Sile
Republican State Executive Group
Charlestiny Gazette
Huntington Advertiser
Area O
Mrney P. Davis
Preston M. McClanahan
St. Joan’s Episcopal Church
Isaac N. Smith
John C. Morrison
Silas W. Pickering
Miner Albert Theiss Jr. Dies in Crown Hill Mine Shock
Albert Theiss Jr a Rauaford miner died Tuesday night from an electrical shock in a mine car at Crown Hill. Riverfun Coal Company examiner Dr J E Roberts county coroner ruled accidental death. Body taken to Pryor mortuary East Bank with possible shipment to Sharon Pennsylvania for burial. Survived by widow Helen Thelis parents Mr and Mrs Albert Theiss Sharon and four brothers William Eds Renee Carl Theiss Sharon and Rehoel Theiss Honoley.
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Albert Theiss, Jr
Rauaford
Crown Hill
J. E. Roberts
Tounty Corryer
John WH. Hansford
Pratt
Riverfun Coal Company
Theiss
Pryor O
East Bank
Sharon
Helen Thelas
Ire
Albert Theis
William
Renee and
Carl Theiss
Rehoel Theiss
Honoley
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Fragmented readable items describe a Chicago street robbery where two men obtained $200 from a store, plus stray notes about life in the U S and a Nebraskan drought tale. Names, dates, and places are incomplete or garbled.
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Chicago
Loop
D. V. Wheeler
Governor Mediation Moves to Break Steel Strike Deadlock
Michigan Governor Murphy sets an eight hour delay and a Monroe conference between Newton Steel, Republic, and SWOC leaders to reopen the besieged Monroe plant. Ohio Governor Davey calls talks with Republic, Youngstown Sheet and Tube, and SWOC chiefs to forestall rioting and loss of life amid the nationwide steel dispute.
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Associated Press
Youngstown
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Republic Steel Corporation
Monroe
Mich
Gov. Murphy
Newton Steel Company
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Newton Execcutives
Gov
Davey
Republic
Youngstown Sheet and Tubs Company and
Jim Friday
Tom L. Girdler
John L. Lewis
Asfate
Stres
J. A. Voss
Qacule
Gledjer
SWOC
le Allend
Philip Murray
National
W.O.C. Head
Pittsburgh
John Owens
Murray
Roosevelt
Frank Parnell
Parnell
Dlsq
Newton
Michi-gon
Knaggs
C.so
Detroit
Power Service Restored After 15 Hour Shutdown
Nearly half a million residents in the Saginaw valley escaped darkness as Consumers Power Co. line workers voted 88 to 27 to approve a tentative settlement with the Committee for Industrial Organization. The strike had left circuits idle since 2:27 a.m. and halted power to Saginaw and Bay City areas.
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Flint, Mich
Saginaw Valley
Consumers Power Co
Committee For Industrial Organizaion
Power Company
Washington
Negatignons
Saginaw
Wyndham Mortimer
United Automobile Workers
Susvnaw
Bay City
Vial
O Ney
Wile Whey
Fond
Morgan Denies Tax Dodging Charges After Europe Trip
J P Morgan, replying from his Long Island summer home, denies accusations of tax evasion and clarifies his remarks about tax avoidance. He says he opposes dodging taxes and defends legal methods of minimizing tax liability, noting his interview followed Roosevelt's income tax message. He emphasizes that a taxpayer who complies with the law should not be condemned for paying only what is owed.
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New York
Neswee
Roosevelt
Morgen
Mihau
Feltey
Europe
Ship Re
Turn to Tage 1 Vart 1. Col, 5
The note directs a switch to page one column one line five. It preserves a simple instruction in a historical newspaper card format.
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Col. A
Col
Liberal Flood Program Debate in House
The House flood control committee chair urged more federal financing for flood projects. He warned current rules requiring local land and damage payments may block reservoir construction, noting Army Engineer Powell endorsed relaxing the rules. The 1938 policy already limits federal payment to construction costs with land costs shared 50 50 when excessive.
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Washington
Whitlington
Jaen
R. G. Powell
Cincinnati
Powell
Whit+ Anston
A. C. Licker
Ohio
Muskine
Pay Boost Proposal Angers New York Mayor
New York City budget drama erupts as Budget Director McDermott lists Mayor LaGuardia for a proposed $500 a year pay rise. LaGuardia, whose current salary is $22,500, fends off any increase saying he did not request it and warns he might fire the budget director over the misstep.
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New York
Florello LaGuardia
McDermott
LaGuardies
LaGuardis
Duke of Windsor Offers Services to King and Empire
The Duke telegraphed King George VI after his June wedding declaring England may rely on his services though hoping to remain a private citizen. He plans a future of useful work, likely charity and philanthropic commitments, while avoiding idleness. The Duchess supports his decision. Americans sent congratulatory messages as press reports note the royal couple’s happiness abroad.
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Edward
Carver
Noetsch
Austria
Duke of Windsor
George VI
British Empire
Onsen Easiment
England
Po Tans
Oxetus
Wasserleonburg Caatic
Dudley Farwood
News Core
Farwood
Forwand
Maallis Warfield
Monts
France
Forwood
Britain
Naetsch
Duke Ane | Nowtiend
Yall
United States
Scliv
Mediation Delays Reopening of Newton Steel Mill
In Monroe Michigan a state mediation halted plans to reopen the strike locked Newton Steel mill after 450 police were mobilized to disperse a CIO picket. Talks will resume at the state capitol with Gov. Murphy aiding.
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Monroe
Mich
Newton Steel Company
CIO
Lanalig
State Capitol
Frank Murphy Ia
Newton Company
Republic Steel Corp
Committee For Industrial Organization
CIC
Detroit
Ecorse
River Route
Inc
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