Mussolini and Hitler settle Austria fate. no anschluss
Venice June 16. Mussolini and Hitler reached an agreement that Austria must remain independent and govern its own destiny. Hitler declined to rejoin the Gentva disarmament conference and stated Germany would seek parity in armaments at the League of Nations, while Duce and Führer signaled concordance on Austria. Count Ciano said no formal joint pact was drawn up, but an official communique would follow.
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Venice
Italy
Austria
Mussolat
Hitler
Europe
Dore
Museccini
Galeamo Ciano
Mussolini
Germany
League of Nations
League
Count Ciano
Staly
Afussolini
Tr Duce
Count Clane
Autris
Lower Court Reversed In Insurance Decision
The Ohio Supreme Court reversed a county circuit court ruling in H. B. Fitesimmons v Alliance Fire Insurance Co. of Philadelphia. The court held that an insurer accepting an unsworn loss statement without objection, while not demanding formal proof, may bind itself to the loss as stated, altering the investigation and triggering liability.
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Supreme Court
Fepresan
H. B. Fitesimmons
Alliance Fire Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Ohio County Circuit Court
Calhoun Not to Talk Tonight at Tabernacle
Rev Hall L Calhoun of Nashville was to conduct a revival at Union Mission tabernacle. He is scheduled to preach at 3:30 and again tomorrow evening at eight. A testimony meeting is planned for tonight.
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Calhoun
Tabernacle
Hall L. Calhoun
D. B
Nashville
Union Mission Tabernacle
Finns Pay 12 Nations Fail in Reparations Debate
The page reports on the German reparations dispute with Yugoslavia and other nations. It notes Yugoslavia’s refusal of Hoover’s moratorium, large unpaid debts, and arguments over debt forgiveness and future payments. It mentions European reaction, potential clearing arrangements, and possible talks in Britain.
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Yugoslavia
Hoover
Kulters
Germany
Bes Inca Éosistently
Post
Associated
Press Europe
Fon
Paris
United States
Finland
France
Great Britain
Ultinate~ly
Versall- Tae
State Congressmen Attend NRA Celebration Event
Orval Steens Bryan Mays Thames Counts Glenn Hammotd Ww Randolph Bert Kiser Ray Prissy Mrs Ciriss A Reese memorials for Mrs Clarissy A Heese 80 held at one o clock in her home near Sissonville officiated by Rev G H Fisher. Mrs Reese survived by five children and 33 grandchildren. Poffenbarger Funeral Home reports Marcello Poffenbarger eight of Ward died yesterday from injuries in a weekend auto crash.
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Orval Steens
Bryan Mays
Thames Counts
Glenn Hammotd
Ww. Randolph
Bert Kiser
Ray Prissy
Ciriss A. Reese Pamera
Clarissy A. Heese
William
Reese
Sissonvile
GH. Fisherie
Indictments Grow in West Virginia Murder Case Flood
Indictments listed for multiple murders across counties with names like Estil Fields Harry Young Ralph McVey and many others. A separate case against Irvin M Hoffman ended with no true bill while other felony and misdemeanor indictments were filed. A London Belfast Olagawaire service noted at article end.
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Estil Fields
Tower Mountain
William Fowler
Harry Young
Cedar Grove
George Hanna
Ralph Mc‘Vey
Henry Reed
Cabin Creek
Clay Stevens
Fred Jarre
Claud Fry
Acme
Fred Barker
Horler Boulshy
Putney
Richa ‘Hughes
Edward Fish
Paint Creek
Bhermen Moore
Clay
Karawhe
Lannie King
John H. Tolliver
Isaac Maynard
Johnny Walker
Ted Gay
Owens
Norwood Pauley
Billy
Julius Bragg
Fayette County
Rogalie
Highlawn
Charles York
Irvin M. Hoffman
R. E. Vickers
Harold Dorgey
Patrick Street
Vickers
Dorsey
Walter F. Allen
Elizabeth Brew
E. A. Bolling
John Burns
James Burns
C. J. Clark
Dewey Caldwell
Elmer Carto
William Chambers
Samuel Chambers
Booker Clark
Virginia Clatworthy
Charles Clay
Lou Cooper
Howard Curley
Sylvester Daniels
Bruno del Favero
Maude Fisher
Clarence Gray
Lowe F. Goodman
Sherman Hancock
Everett Hunt
James Harmon
Gayle Ball
Noah Harriston
Johon Henry
RB. Hickman
William Workman
Lloyd Skeens
Robert Wippert
Andy Imen
Alice Iman
Granville Jones
Howard Spradhing
William Knox
Forest Winter
J. M Lawrence
Lloyd Lege
Dock Leonard
Terry Linthhome
Hilbert Vance
Lee Stover
M. P. Vantuesen
Carl Wehrle
Robert William
Marvin Ganders
Lovell Langers
Theodore Marion
Mary Eastwood
Eugene Denolgon
Hilda Poff
Moody Brown
Elmer Christie
Tando Gthron
Edgar Moss
Kirk Harding
Otfle Bheter
Marvin Combs
Extil Monk
Sylvester Danisla
Estie Fieldy
William Norvelle Fioyd
Herbert Harrison
O. J. Henson
Henry Bill
Leonard Holland
Theodore Jones
Levis Jopling
Whibur "Kinder
Huston Miller
George Misling
William Piercy
Curtis Pierce
Williar Ramo¢y
Ralph &. Rishel
Ezra Bt
Steel Strike Called Off Indefinitely
The union and steel leaders moved toward a settlement plan with a three man mediation board. President Green of the AFL backed the plan and Roosevelt would appoint the board. Earl Forbeck warned of a possible second strike if talks fail, while hopes persisted for a negotiated end to the conflict.
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White House
Michael Tighe
Wil
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Senate
House
Wagner
Tommorrow
Congress
Mann
Union
Roosevelt
International Board
Eta
Earl J. Forbeck
Rank and Filers
Forbeck
Green
Amalgamated
Steel Compenten
Dental Board to Hold Annual Examinations
The West Virginia State Board of Dental Examiners will conduct annual dentistry examinations at the high school. Free dental work by graduate dentists is offered. those interested should contact state board members at the high school on Tuesday. The free services are scheduled for Wednesday.
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West Virginia
State Board of Dental Examiners
Man 42 Confesses He Cremated Child in Missing Girl Case
A 42 year old man confessed to cremating Leah Minerva Dilley whose disappearance near Allegheny County prompted a statewide search. Police traced the body marker to a blanket found near the home of Mr and Mrs George Dilley whose daughter Leah vanished June 3. The suspect, once linked to a local volunteers’ search, was questioned in Butler or Mercer barracks and remains in custody on an open charge. The Dilleys, grieving and tearful, questioned why the death was hidden while hope persisted.
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Sharon
J. A. Even
State
Even
Sanders
Butler
Merces Barranks
Thomax
George Gregg
Thomas
Lea
Lenin
George Dilley
Franti
Shelley
Dilley
Tims
Poller
Httle
Leah Minerva
Allegheny County
Avan
Dilleys
Westinghouse Electric Company
Turtle Creek
Basketball Referees’ Association
Randers
Tauber
Army to Escort Johnson to City
The 119th pursuit squadron pilots were to participate but will not be present. An airmail weather broadcast is arranged for Lieutenant Quesada, pilot of General Johnson's plane, via Pioneer airline's system under a special arrangement. Washington and West Virginia figures will cooperate to relay information.
Obituary for Mrs Bertha Mae Jordan at Wake Forest church
Funeral services for Bertha Mae Jordan 45 will be at 10 30 this morning at Wake Forest church with Rev W S Finer officiating Burial follows at Mordue cemetery on Cont river She died Wednesday at her Laing ia home and is survived by husband George E Jordan two daughters Beulah Mullins and Miet Anne Jordan mother Mrs A O Trader two brothers Louis Peters Emmett Peters of Garrison and granddaughter Miss Helen Mullins Laing Also listed are Dollie Mae Counts 34 who died at her Washington Street home with services at Fletcher family cemetery Rev Chauncey Wood of Savannah Day Adventist church presiding Surviving Counts include parents Mr and Mrs F M Counts four sisters Elisabeth Rose Glidys Vima all of Fletcher and four brothers Pork Elihu Woodrow Hoy of Fletcher Pallbearers listed as Dennis Klane Bluehex Skeena Clifford Skeens
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Bertha
Jordin
Bertha Mae Jordan
Wake Forest Church
Mordue
Cont River
W. S. Finer
Jordan
Laing, Ia
George E. Jordan
Mre. Beulah Mullins
Miet Anne Jordan
Laing
Dollie Mae
Dollis Mac Counts
Washington
Famlly
Fletcher
Chauncey Wood
Savanta Day Aaventist Church
F. M. Counts
Eligabeth
Rose
Charleston
Glidys
Vima
Cuban President Injured by Bomb Blast At Palace
A bombing at the Cuban presidential palace wounded the president and killed Naval Lieutenant Manuel Colomar. High officials including Col. Fulgencio Batista rushed to aid, while a suspect named Alberto Guerrera was detained as a possible photographer. The president praised a life saved and pledged to carry on despite the blast.
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Matas Tapia
Manuel Colomar
Rafael de la Paz
Tiscornia
Paz
Mes
Alberto Guerrera
Guerrera
Col
Fulgencio Batista
Army
Eppard
Tex
State leader vows stern measures amid terror threat
A state leader stated that from now on stern measures would be taken against terrorists, asserting identification of the foes was impossible due to lack of proof. Civilians and sailors intervened at a jail where arrested persons were held, with a wave of shotguns seen off.
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Batista
Kentucky Senate Passes Sales Tax Vote
The Kentucky Senate debated the sales tax measure and rejected immediate action on the income tax across the legislature. The proposal would prohibit business operators from advertising nonpaid tax receipts and restrict advertising articles from sources other than proper receipts. The tax votes showed further amendments and committee considerations were defeated.
Mrs Dall Seeks Divorce at Reno in New Word
Mrs Dall seeks divorce in Reno while her brother Elliott remains at Lake Taboo for six weeks before filing suit in Minden Nevada. The Dalls have lived at the White House for a year. she is the president’s daughter. The couple has not commented publicly on their separation.
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Ings
Minden
Nev
Platt
Elliott
Lake Taboo
New
Court House
Mary Pickford
Owen Moore
White House
Mrs. Dall
Mra. Dall
Roosevelt
TJ Is
Peat Dames Protestant Epiaco
Partchurch
Hyde Park
New York
Palmer and gang in jailbreak siege and killings
Outlaw Palmer and accomplices triggered a prison escape led by Clyde Barrow, killing Maj. Crowson, a penitentiary guard, with Hamilton later convicted and sentenced to death. Three kidnap victims were freed during a one hour chase from Davenport to Walcott Ia. Palmer seized cash from the victims totaling 6135, 68, and 1 with 300 left untouched.
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Exes
Texas
Maj
Crowson
Palmer
Raymond Hamilton
Clyde Barrow
Hamilton
Schultze
Davenport Baseball Club
Elmer Schleuter
Davenport
W. D. Fitch
Walcott
Vetera Iarlin
Dr. Fitch
Dr. Witch
Behulize
Schleuter
Itch Advertises Gates Sanative Wash in Charleston
In Charleston an advertisement promotes Gates Sanative Wash from Potterfield's claiming it stops the embarrassment of itch. A 60 cent large bottle is offered under the brand Ady.
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Potterfield’s
Gates
Ady
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Beckley
Smh Distriot
John Kee
Hiverleta
Fiteh Nisertet
Tye
Hager
McCormick
Andy McCormick
Virginia
Dental Board
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Baston
Athens
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Columbus
Parkersburg
Eikigs
Man
Johnson
Mexico
N. R.A
Eral
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Ne State
Kanawha Banking & Trust Co
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Federal Reserve System
Capitol Street
Post Office
Foward F. McGrady
McGrady
Inder Gut
Party of Washington
Clas
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Britton
Kntucky Senate
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Steiger
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