Ariel and Caliban Kiss Make Up in Hollywood Reunion
Hollywood June 12 Ariel and Caliban Barrymores John and Elaine reconciled today ending a pending divorce. Elaine returned from tour to meet John at a depot in Hollywood and the couple greeted with hugs and kisses, signaling an abrupt end to their separation and possible future appearances together.
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Caliban
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Calibban
Barrymores
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Elaine
Shaana
Eleine
Lea
Maerel
New Yorkers Evaded Taxes, Probers Told
Treasury testimony outlined schemes by New York residents to deduct 1.48 million from taxable income using fictional policies. Officials described insurers as shells and cited names including Jean Hughes and Dwight in an ongoing probe.
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Washington
Treasury
Citinesus
New York
Drvight
Jean
Hughes
Ian
Dwight
Thio
Sen Lac Vollette
Sen.Walsh
Maze
Leming
Magill
Child Celugdy and Martha Jean Norman Tale
Fragmentary item notes individuals Celugdy and Martha Jean Norman, with addresses on Randolph Street and a general hospital context in Charleston. No clear event or outcome provided.
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Martha Jean -Norman
and Birk
A. M. Norema
Randolph Street
Sophy
Charleston General Hospital
High Basque Official Reported Captured by Insurgents
BAYONNE France June 22 Spanish Insurgents claimed they captured a Basque commercial plane en route between Toulouse and Santander forced to land on Zarauz beach twelve miles west of San Sebastian. They said Alfredo Inoza Basque minister of public earth was aboard along with Ezpinosa a French reserve officer Georges Rouge and the Spanish pilot Jozo Yangues.
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Bayonne
France
Alfredo Inoza
Public Earth
Toulouse
Sentander
Zarauz
San Sebastian
Reporta
Cald. Ezpinosa
Georges Rouge
Jozo Yangues
Taft Sees Progress in Strike Mediation Talks
President Taft reported progress in mediation efforts over a major steel strike. He traveled from Cleveland to meet with Youngstown Sheet and Tube leaders along with union figures including John L. Lewis of the CIO. Attendees expressed optimism as discussions continued despite earlier walkouts by company representatives in Cleveland.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Fonk Hee
Youngstown Sheet and Company
Sonaninion
Ateel
Cleyland
Furth
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrist Organization
Tat
Purnell
le Dee Ee Alse
Warth Grady
Dean Lloyd Garrison
University of Wisconin Law School
Lurid Betrayal Tale Suppressed by Girl Witness
A girl recounts a lurid betrayal involving attorney Jack Powell and others. She describes arriving on December 29 and being directed to share a bed, then being assaulted as John allegedly forced himself on her while she sought shelter in Hunt's room. The narrative centers on fear, coercion, and an attempt to resist the assault.
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Tageth & A
Jack Jack Powell
Smith
Hunt
John
Hearings Close on Wage-Hour Bill in Congress
Washington June 22 Hearings closed on the Black Connery wage hour bill indicating Congress will pass the measure substantially as drafted. Opponents warned the proposed labor standards board would invite overreach, while supporters argue it curbs hours and raises wages with a 40 cent minimum. Donald Richberg opposed the plan, citing NRA pitfalls and fear of price fixing and excessive discretion.
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Washington
Connery
White House
Labor Standards Board
Donald Richberg
Ace Brain
Richtberg
NRA
Roosevelt Reveals Long Working Hours Amid Steel Strike
Washington January reports President Roosevelt said long hours forced by the steel strike emergency kept him at his desk from late night to early morning. He noted much work occurred over the telephone and said he spoke with labor and management representatives and the mediation board, but did not name them.
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Washington
Jane
Roosevelt
Government Mediation Board
Troops Enforce Peace In Ohio Steel Cities
Labor unrest in Ohio's steel regions escalates as President Roosevelt's mediation board meets with CIO leaders and steel executives from Republic Bethlehem Inland and Youngstown Sheet & Tube. Gov. Davey orders troops to avert violence while guards control cities including Warren Niles and Canton amid mass plant vacancies and court orders restraining pickets. Postmaster Farley battles mail shipments amid the national strike as politicians debate governor Earle's actions in Cambria Works and broader Great Lakes region unrest.
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Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Charles P. Taft
Ald
Davey
Irhead
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Youngstown
Akron
CIO
Elx-Rmille
Big City
Tores
Scolch
Warren
Ohio
Canton-Massillon
James Sect
Canton
Polite
Seccombe
Niles
Ita
Ang
Warren and
Washington
Farley
United States District Court
Wnhharges Aad
Sud
Post Office
Union
Rep
Roffman
R-Mich
Pennsylvania
Sabath
D.-Iii
George H. Earle
Cambria, Pe
Bathlehem Steel Corporation
Chicago
Great Lakes
Pontiff Receives Franco Diplomat in Vatican Audience
Pope Pius received Marquis Antonio de Magaz, diplomat of Franco’s regime, in private audience at Castel Gandolfo. Vatican observers see this as cautious signals toward possible recognition of Generalissimo Franco's government as Spain’s insurgent occupation of Bilbao proceeds. Magaz plans to depart for Bertin. Franco’s envoy to Germany will be replaced by Marquis Pablo do Churruce.
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Pius
de Magaz
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Vatican
Spain
Bilueo
Francisco Franco
Romano
Hewsbapar
Sisner
Antonio’ de Magax
Batalan
Magar
Bertin
Franco
Germany
Pablo Do Churruce
Old Railroaders Will Be Honored at Cincinnati Meeting
Diamond pins will be awarded by W J Haraban president of Chesapeake and Ohio Railway to 50 year veter ans at the Veteran Employes association annual meeting in Cincinnati Ohio. Recipients include EA Zimmerman Clifton Forge VA Hyde Huntington Milburn retired To Irdo Cummins Richmond VA Shaw Lexington KY We Glem Ashland Glover Clifton Forge Pierce Richmond VA.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Veteran Employed Association
Cincinnati
Vete Tran
Piaa
W. J. Haraban
Zimmerman
Clifton Forge
Vai BR
Coat Not Owned By Mrs. Parsons
In Stony Brook New York June 22 a jacket resembling the missing Mrs. Alles McDonnell Parsons' claimed coat was found by two youths and later checked by federal agents who announced it was not her property. Inspector Earl J Connelley said the coat was not the Parsons garment and holes in it were not bullet tears. Earlier Lieutenant Stacey Wilson said the jacket resembled the victim’s usual wear in the suspected kidnapping case.
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Stony Brook
Alles McDonnel Parsons
G-men
Earl J.connelley
Dallas Court Uses Midnight Wake-Up To Tardiness
In Dallas on June 22 Judge Williamson devised a method to handle late traffic defendants. Police visited 15 offenders at their homes between 11:30 p m and 6 a m awakening them and escorting them to court. Defendants faced fines up to 200 dollars and further penalties.
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Dallas
Tex
Corporation Court
King Wiliamson
Barnhart Resigns From State Senate Amid Health Note
Barnhart resigns from the state senate citing mixed emotions and aims to serve in a new post. He was elected in 1934 as a Charleston lawyer and formerly served as prosecuting attorney of Putnam county. Gov Holt may call a session or Hodges may appoint a temporary member to the interim committee.
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Tudge Littlepage
Atate Senate
Barnhart
State Senate
Charleston
Senate
Putnam County
Holt
Charles E. Hodges
Roosevelt's Relief Bill Wins Senate Battle
The Senate blocked a substitute by Ben Vandenberg aiming at $1.25 billion in federal grants to states and dismissed Bridges proposal for a $1 billion appropriation. An amendment by Sen. Ledge to reserve $20 million for an unemployment census failed 48 to 30 as Democrats and Robinson backed local relief burdens.
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Senate
Ben
Vandenberg
Bridges
Ben. Bridges
R. N. HL
Ledge
Maes
Vandanberg
Robinson
Ark
Ceater
Accord Urged On Steel Crisis by Mediation Board
The report describes mediation efforts in the steel strike with Lewis stating readiness to respond to the mediation board and noting no real progress yet. Senator Bridges says Girdler will testify Thursday as Republic Steel chairman is a prime figure. The piece mentions Farley denying any understanding with steel leaders and Chicago officials to testify on Memorial Day deaths.
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Lewis
Universal Service
Miediation Board
Senator Bridges
RNHL
Girdler
Senate
Republic Steel Corporation
Washington
White House
Farley
Atelke
Bridges
J. L. Mooney
Thomas Killroy
Chicago
Presidents of State Schools Reelected By Education Board
D N Mohler of Charleston said the state board of education renewed heads and most faculty at state educational institutions with about a five percent salary increase. The board finished work a day early. a full list of appointments was not available last night.
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State Board of Education
Charleston
Mohler
Beckner to Die Friday in Gallows Tragedy
Beckner must die on Friday as the Xenowha county youth Beckner faces execution for first degree murder in the Cy' Page case. Warden McClintic notes no time yet set for the hanging after a court-ordered sanity review found Beckner not insane. The case, reviewed by the supreme court of appeals, rested on Beckner’s admission and testimony, with counsel admitting lack of substantive defense and mercy pleas.
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Cy’ Page
Sissonville
Cone
Xenowha County
C. F. B McClintic
Holt
Supreme Court of Appeals
Beckner
Lyjoe
Walt
Oble
Mercer
New War Fears As Major Powers Quit Communique Says
The text notes Germany and Italy resuming cooperation with the non-intervention committee after withdrawals last month following a Spanish air attack on their warships. It cites assurances that attacks on neutral ships in Spanish waters would be a common concern, while Foreign Secretary Eden stated Britain would not join a large naval demonstration off Valencia.
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Germany
Italy
Eden
Britain
House of Commons
Valencia
Premier Chautemps Forms French Cabinet in Crisis
Paris June 22 Premier Camille Chautemps announced a new Popular Front cabinet to stabilize France's finances. Georges Bonnet becomes finance minister with Yvon Delbos at foreign affairs Vincent Auriol justice Edouard Daladier defence Cesar Campinchi marine and Pierre Cot air minister. Blum remains influential guiding the socialist bloc as the cabinet seeks approval from the chamber of deputies.
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Paris
Trenti
Leon Burs
Camille Chautemps
France
Socialiat Vies
Chautemps
Popular Front
Blum
Georges Bonenet
Yvon Delbos
Vincent Auriol
Edouard Daladier
Cesar Campincht
Air
Pierre Cot
Parifalie - Blum
Ba Vita
Albert Serraut
Maurice Vici
Dette
Paul Faure
Affort
Chautemou
Chamber of Deputies
Leon Blum
Blum Wen
Georges Baonnet
U.S
Pimiet
Senate
Burlew Funeral Service Held Today Amid Mourners
The funeral for notable figures includes B. Ruby Edward Snyder and a list of doctors and former officials. Active pallbearers named include CR Morgen M M Parker George L Coyle and others. The service proceeds with regional civic figures in attendance.
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B. Ruby
Edward Snyder
HL Robertson
W. S. Shepherd
A. H. Boyd
S. H. Phillips
A. B. White
CC Lin
Russell
Edwards
Robert Healy
PJ. Walsh
George &. Lashley
Harrison B. Smith
Joseph Holt Gaines
Morgen
M. M. Parker
George L. Coyle
Charles F. McCaba
T. Latelie Burdette
Howard
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