Chinese Flood Forces stalled Japs on Yangtze river approach
Dispatches from Hankow report Japanese troops landing along the Yangtze south of Anking with heavy naval and air support. Chinese forces reportedly shelled and flooded routes to slow the invasion while Liuanghai and Peiping-Hankow rail corridors see ongoing back-and-forth along Lunghai line. Chinese units recaptured several outposts near Chungm and the Chengchow area as floods hinder Japanese advances.
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Britain Studies Debt Payment
London reports Britain weighs repaying the defaulted World War II debt to the United States at the earliest practical date. Government leaders want to settle both interest and principal, with formal negotiations for final terms expected to take time.
Paper exposure spurs brag but funds run thin
Willie Willis laments being unable to buy more than a dozen papers after a mention in yesterday’s paper. He jokes about his notoriety while noting his lack of money.
Roosevelt orders monopoly investigation with federal panel
President Roosevelt launches a formal inquiry into monopolies and economic concentration. A temporary economic commission will include Garland S. Ferguson of the FTC, William C. Douglas, Jerome Frajk, and others, with three senators and three representatives. First meeting planned early next week as Morgenthau, Roper, and other officials discuss the inquiry.
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Round World Dash May Start Today
Los Angeles reports Howard Hoghes, 33, plans a dawn departure for a round-the-world speed dash in a highly tuned ultra-fast plane. The craft, capable of 250 miles per hour, will be refueled at New York and five other stops as he begins the historic run with a five-man crew aboard.
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First Lady to Visit State Tomorrow
Mrs Roosevelt will arrive in Morgantown West Virginia Sunday morning to meet National Editorial Association members and visit Arthurdale her homestead project. Rep Jennings Randolph plans to join a Democratic picnic in Charleston then meet Mrs Roosevelt at Morgantown for a Blacksville pottery visit and Arthurvale picnic before departing by plane to Hyde Park.
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Hands Off Warning Issued in Senate Endorsement Probe
The Senate campaign expenditures committee warned federal officials to avoid endorsing U S senate candidates. Chairman Sheppard said the panel will investigate statements by officials to prevent undue influence on workers. Hopkins declined to be questioned. the panel remains on record against politicking with relief funds.
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Authorized 440 Million for Recovery Mill Projects
The Public Works Administration added 162 million to recovery construction, totaling 440 million authorized over three days with 360 million more to come. It approved 609 projects including bridges, schools, and waterworks, with 69 million awarded to New York City. Railways show traffic recovery and freight cars rose, while job placements by the U.S. Employment Service improved.
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Barbara Hutton Fights For Custody Of Young Son
London June 24 Countess Barbara Hutton seeking every legal means to keep her two year old son Lance from being awarded to Danish count Von Haugwitz Reventlow now in Paris. She consults her attorney W M Mitchell and adviser Sir John Milbanke and weighs reclaiming American citizenship to bring Lance to the United States for permanent residence.
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Arlington Heights village cut on slot machine profits
Arlington Heights village board chairman Walter Krause admits a six percent cut on slot machine profits. He cites last year's revenue of 1300 and this year's 5208, saying funds funded a mowing machine, police rent to buy, and a new squad car, all above board.
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Editor Rand Attacks U S Moochers in Gulfport
Gulfport editor Clayton Rand labeled the United States a nation of grafters and moochers and predicted a future world with one language. He spoke to the Charleston Rotary and warned against New Deal policies as a Democrat who is not a New Dealer.
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Counter Spy Plan Mapped By Army Navy
President Roosevelt urged more funding to detect and arrest spies as the Army and Navy consider expanding counter espionage. The press conference followed indictments of 18 people, 14 in Germany, with figures cited for intelligence funds and discretionary naval support. Ethics and patriotism were cited regarding a series on the New York spy case by Leon Turrou.
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Four Are Missing After Cloudburst in Parkersburg
In Parkersburg on June 24, a sudden cloudburst swept away a home and left four missing, including Sherman Swisher and his housekeeper and two children. Neighbors reported no trace yet as searchers scour Goose Creek area. nearby residents James and Mrs Baker escaped, a bus was stalled by floodwaters, and a woman nearly drowned during a rescue of 17 passengers. Baltimore and Ohio officials noted it would take time for more details.
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Democrats Flock To Picnic Near St Albans WV
About 3,000 to 6,008 people from southern West Virginia counties are expected at the second Democratic picnic near St Albans today. Gov. Hott, Rep. Jennings Randolph and others will have addresses broadcast on the West Virginia network. Master of ceremonies John Amon will preside at Shadyard Beach on Coal River where the afternoon program includes airplane stunts swimming running content square dancing and music by Geary Dane and his orchestra.
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Shirley Temple Meets President Roosevelt at White House
Nine year old Shirley Temple visited the White House as President Franklin D. Roosevelt hosted the child star. Schutz reporters and clerks filled the lobby as Temple shook the president’s hand and spoke of losing a tooth. She displayed her autograph book and recalled catching a salmon at Vancouver Island.
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Marvin McIntyre
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McCormick Heir and Companion Believed Found Dead
A forest service report from Albuquerque says searchers on Sandia Peak signalled discovery of bodies believed to be Medill McCormick heir and his hiking companion. Indications suggest both may be dead. return trip from the base near The Shield could take about ten hours.
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Roosevelt Urges Liberal Congress To Back New Deal
President Roosevelt used a national radio broadcast to urge cooperation between capital and labor and to back election of a liberal Congress to support his New Deal. He praised the 75th Congress, urged loans for small firms, warned against wage cuts, and defined liberal and conservative positions while avoiding primary favoritism.
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Highlights of FDR's Talk
Washington notes summarize President Roosevelt's fireside chat remarks on a special session wage hour law and labor relations. He praises Congress and leaders, cites hopes for 1958 income around sixty million dollars, and urges cooperation between private enterprise, labor, and government to resist wage cuts.
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Buying Wave Extends Fifth Day On Wall Street
New York June 24 AP The closing gong at the New York Stock Exchange marked a total quoted securities value about 44 billion higher than at week’s start. A buying wave since Monday produced the biggest overnight orders since October, yet activity cooled after the first hour. Reading issues finished near the day’s best, many nets up 1 to 5, turnover 2,200,540 shares, 112,630 below yesterday’s record. AP average of 60 stocks rose about 50 cents for the day.
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