Italy and Germany Withdraw From Sea Patrol Again
London reports Germany and Italy withdrew from the non-intervention patrol around Spain after Britain and France rejected a four-power naval demonstration. Italian and German actions left a gap along the eastern Spanish coast and foreshadowed potential unilateral retaliation if Valencia is accused of aggression. Mussolini signaled Italy would act independently, while Britain weighed alternatives to maintain the cordon.
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London
Great Britain
Spain
Germany
Italy
Britain
France
Leipzig
Konstantin von Sept
Hersalf
Girlie
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Maly
sUly
Rome
Warabloa Mey
Benito Muszolini
Itialy
Mussolini
Valencia
Britain Warns Nazis Against Overt Action
London reports a strong British warning that any Italo German blockade or naval demonstration off Spain will be treated as an unfriendly act. Anthony Eden issued the note to Joachim von Ribbentrop after Italy and Germany withdrew from the neutrality patrol. Ribbentrop traveled to Berlin to report to Hitler as Britain and its allies warn against further Nazi aggression near Spain.
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Willan Hillman
U. S
London
Great Britain
Germany
Spain
Britain
Foreia
Anthony Eden
Am ‘Joachim von Ribbentrop
Italy
Noss
Ribbentrop
Berlin
Hitler
Heilain
France
Soviet
Russia
Eden
Almeria
Opin
Battle on Court Debate Near As Filibuster Looms
Washington drawn into a heated fight as Democratic Leader Rubinson states debate on the Roosevelt court bill will begin next week. Opponents warn of an indefinite filibuster against any plan to enlarge the Supreme Court. The issue ties to a nine month national debate triggered by President Roosevelt's demand for authority to add justices for members 70 and older.
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Washington
Dune
Capitol
Rubinson
Arkansas
Roosevelt Court
Robinson
Supreme Court
League of Nations
Roosevelt
Congress
Body of God Well Accident Victim Taken to New York
The body of Chancey F. Pease, 23, of Parson-Zogg apartments, killed in a gag well accident at Simsonville Tuesday, was moved from Barnlett mortuary to Wellsville for burial. Tests showed four others unharmed. witnesses named H Hutchins, C J Schmidt, Olin Carr, and Sesto Trinks.
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Body of God
New York
Chancey F. Pease
Parson-Zogg
Simsonville
Barnlett
Yestern Bay
Wellsville
Pease
Staats Hospital
H. Hutchins
C. J. Schmidt
Olin Carr
Sesto Tnicks
Harlan Again Murder Scene Shocks County
Judge Borris Saylor said a preliminary probe links the ride killing of former Deputy Sheriff Wash Irvin to a civil liberties committee inquiry in Washington. Two ex-deputies Weld Two and Al Jen Bowlin were jailed on murder warrants. a 19 year old Sally Smith of Knoxville was held for questioning after admitting seeing Irvin with Bowlin and Noe. Irvin’s body was found slumped on a mountain road, shot three times.
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Harlan
Borris Saylor
Ride
Wash Irvin
Zenate Civil Liberties Committee
Washington
Warley County
Sysem
Saylor
Ferry G. Noe
Watling Creek
al Jen Bowlin
Irvin Bowlin
George Lee
Lee Fleenor
Demalating
Fleenor
Hare Yen
Lee
Irvin
Fleesier
Civil Liberties Committee
United Mine Workers of America
Insurgent Advance Near Santander Grips Portugalete Town
From Bilbao the insurgents pushed west toward Santander as five infantry columns moved on roads toward the industrial town of Portugalete. Artillery fired in the hills and officials expected rapid gains, aiming to seize Valmaseda next.
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Portugaletf
Spain
Bilbao
Santander
Portugalette
Nervion
Valeraseda
Valmaseda
Logan Club Caddies Win 85 Cent Pay Increase
Logan club caddies at Logan Country Club receive an 85 cent raise after striking for 30 cents but returning to work for half that. Club vice president W. W. Atking stated the wage was offered as a cleanpeniaine raise.
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Logan Country Club
W. W. Atking
Ace Detective and Son Convicted in Lindbergh Case
Ellis H Parker and his son Ellis Jr, both Newark residents, were convicted by a federal court jury of conspiracy in the abduction of Paul H Wendel, a former Trenton lawyer. The pair, tied to the Lindbergh case, received a leniency recommendation request hint and were charged under the Lindbergh law.
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Newark
N. J
Ellis H. Parker
Paul H. Wendel
Clark
Parker
Burlington County
Ellis, Jr
Wendel
Trenton
Bruno
Bruno Richard Hauptain
Married Teacher Barred by Board
A board of education barred employing two persons from the same household within a Marshall area. Mrs. Marlon West Fors was not reappointed to the Morowhall College art faculty, while her husband Fors would head the college Spanish department. The board accepted six resignations and granted leaves of absence, with August planned to fill vacancies.
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Aute Board of Education
Marlon West Fors
Moarahall College
Quan. Fors
Irene Glozik
Marshall Commerce
Mary Jo Barrett
Marshall Training School
RL. Packard
Concord Geography
A. E. McGuire
Concord Education
Hexzer Biltz
Women's
Shepherd State College
K. K. Loemker
Marshall Psychology
W. H- Dove
Marshall Physics
De Mille Named As Tax Dodger
Washington June 23 The treasury testified to Congress that many individuals escape or reduce income tax by forming personal holding companies. Commissioner Helvering said the device increases revenues lost and named Cecil B De Mille as having formed a holding company to receive his income. The court later approved the plan as a method to accumulate funds for future productions.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Congressional Tax Commie
Guy T. Helvering
Internal Revenue
Ite
Cecil Bld¢ Mme
Helvering
de Mille
Lss
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Indicted in Huge Smuggling Ring Case in New York
A US attorney announced two indictments charging 33 diamond dealers and 20 carriers in a seven year scheme to smuggle 19 million dollars of diamonds into New York from Antwerp. The ring allegedly dodged 1.3 million in duties using false-bottom trucks and hieroglyphic codes. Leaders include Mark Ginsburg Solomon Brandes and Max Froyjansky. A carrier Rebecca Silver was released on bail.
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New York
U.S
Lamar Hardy
U. S
Antwerp
Belgium
Mark Ginsburg
Solomon Brandes
Max Froyjansky
Asst
Charles T. Murphy
Misa Rebecca Silver
Little Girl Swallows Mama's Wrist Watch
In Chicago a three year old, Florence Andrews, was under observation after X rays showed she swallowed her mother's wrist watch. The child told the truth, and doctors plan diet treatment to avoid surgery. The incident followed the watch's disappearance, as authorities work with physicians to manage the case.
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Chicago
Florence Andrews
Florence
Pickets Charged In Mail Interference Amid Steel Strike
Warrants for six pickets accused of interfering with mail deliveries in strike bound steel plants were issued by the Department of Justice. Atty. Gen. Cummings announced arrests for pickets in Youngstown and Warren Ohio, while labor and postal officials clash over delivery of goods to striking workers. A broad Senate inquiry into the steel strikes is ordered by the civil liberties committee as tensions rise nationwide.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Senate
Atty
Cummings
Youngstown
Warren
Move Cummings
Ohio
Sen. Lewis
Perkins
Cleveland
LA Broad
Civil Liberties Committee
la Follette
Tom Girdler
Republic Steel Corporation
Senate Post Office Committee
Earle Declares Support for Roosevelt Third Term
Harrisburg June 23 Gov George H Earle declares unqualifiedly and finally for President Roosevelts re election to a third term The Democratic chief executive who has been linked to a possible presidential bid says he is not running for anything and notes criticism over martial law actions in Johnstown and Bethlehem Steel closure context Burke Neb signals retirement assurance from Roosevelt versus court plan described.
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Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
E. Democratic
Santé
Earle
Johnstown Atrike
Bethlehem Steel
U. S. Senate
James J. Davis
Baria
Washington
Burke
D. Neb
Unchanged Strike Picture in Great Lakes Steel Row
Cleveland June 23 Officials report the Great Lakes steel strike situation as unchanged after a four hour conference with federal mediators. Companies refuse to sign labor contracts with the CIO and promised further talks tomorrow, offering some hope for a peace conference. Phillip Murray, S W O C chairman, entered after the meeting as Taft avoided comment on mediators’ peacemaking efforts. Executives remain firm on contract terms.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
C.S. 0
Phillip Murray
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Charles P. Taft
Republ
Lehem
Inland
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Fage
Registrar Faces Herculean Auto Tag Task in Charleston
Harried registrar in Charleston handles about 4000 to 9000 tag requests amid a slow supply of special numbers. Applicants seek poker hands, birthday dates, wedding dates, and even Roman numerals. Powell, a former Romney official, says he can focus on this job after varied public roles.
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Johnny
Powell
Sae
Charleston
George Parrish
Road Commission
Romney
Romney Fire Department
Hampshire County
Democratic
The
Chamber, of Commerce
Bank of Romney Board of Directors
Hampshire Real Estate Company
Leaders Claim Thousands Will Quit Protesting Restraining Order
In Warren Ohio on June 23 AP reports Guardsmen dispersed a crowd of steel workers amid threats of a general sympathy strike in Trumbull County. CLO leaders claimed thousands would join while companies prepared to keep operations running.Federal mediators progress noted, but key issue remains contracts.
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Warren
C.1. C
Mill
Trumebull
Trumbull County
Pacif
Electric and
Warren Tool Companies
CLO
Emis’ployee
Republic Steel
Mahonvalle
Dame Fuonthg
Develkct
Chicago
Republic
Senator Lewis warns of labor unrest spreading nationwide
Washington reports Senator Lewis warned that labor strife endangers the nation, urging a strong army and opposing any cut to war department funds. He blamed neither workers nor employers, likening current tensions to a period preceding a civil conflict and linking disorders abroad to potential tyranny.
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Senate
Sen. Lewis
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America
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Italy
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