Guarantee of Spanish Peace At Sea Sought
German and Italian participation in Europe neutrality talks hung on whether force could be used to prevent arms shipments to Spain. France and Britain proposed safety zones for neutral shipping as tempers cooled, while some called for an international naval patrol to enforce restraint. Police dispersed a 2000-strong protest at the German embassy amid dead, wounded, and refugees in Almeria after the German bombardment.
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SNDON
Germany
Italy
Europe
Spain
France
Britain
Madrid-Valencia
Neutrality Committee
Berlin
Rome
Almeria
Valencia
Hardy
Mallorca
Foreign Office
Willi
Tng
Deutschland
Anthony Eden
Hitler
Joachim-Vén Ribbentrop
Hyde Park
Malaga
Italy to Halt Soviet Supply Vessels at Sea
Rome reports Italian warships are ordered to stop Soviet ships carrying supplies to the Madrid Valencia government. Premier Mussolini and Germany move to withdraw from neutrality patrols, citing risk to Italy and ally. Werner Von Blomberg to meet Italian officials as tensions rise over Spain. Spruce hailed as king of American pulpwoods for nearly a century.
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Rome
Madrid-Valencis
Italy
Guik
Mussolini
European Neutrality Committee
Germany
Neutrality Committee
Franco
Spain
Madrid-Valencia
Russia
Werner von Blomberg
Ialian
Il Piccolo
Barletta
Giornale D'Ntatial
Gayda
Troyn
School Board Names Knox Scobee Still in Question
The school board removed Knox and Scobee from their posts. The board also created a new faculty position, naming J. C. Deaton as assistant superintendent, adding duties beyond his current role as senior zhight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exers
Casey Social Security BIN Passes House
The Missouri House defeated the Yalbert Amendment on county residency and rejected a burial-expense provision for old age recipients. The chamber also advanced bills on Haseline tax changes, itinerant merchants, and a Daniel Boone Memorial State Park while approving a three-member state paroles commission bill and senior circuit clerk salary reform. Conferees on appropriations were named for the House. Senate conferees were not yet named.
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House
Harry Clymer
Steelville
Yalbert
Robert M. Talbert
Cape Girardega
Shockley
Francis Smith
St. Joseph
A. J. Sherwood
Stoddard County
Senate
Stark
Legislative Counseil
Missouri Assembly
House Judiciary
McMillan Lewis
St. Louis
Phil M. Donnelly
Lebanon
Appropriations Committee
Daniel Boone Memorial State Park
Montgomery-Warren County
J. S. Rollins
J. G. Christy
John D. Taylor
Chariton County
Morris E. Osburn
Shelby County
Cape Girardeau
Frank Robison
Kansas City
Howard Elliott
St. Louis County
Two Die As Flood Sweeps Through Roswell New Mexico
Floods from the Hondo River wreck Roswell killing Ysi dro Llanas and his wife near Capitan mountain. National guardsmen patrolled streets as hundreds fled homes and rain persisted in the region.
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Roswell
N. M
Hondo
National
Ysidro Llanas
Capitan
Uhl Armstrong
State
Capiton
White Mountains
Kansas
Union, Steel Firms Refuse To Back Down
In Youngstown and across Ohio a ferocious steel strike drumbeat continues. John L. Lewis accuses Chicago police and Republic Steel of planned murder as reps defend their use of force and plant security. CIO suits seek to bar strike breaking funds while rail lines seek court orders to protect shipments.
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Youngstown
John Ll. Lewis
Lewis
Republic Steel Corp
Republic Steel Corporation
Republic
Tom L. Girdler
Cleveland
Steel Workers Organizing
SWOC
Steek
C.I. O
Edward Lamb
Ohio
Robert W. Northrup
Baltimore & Ohio
Erie
Pennsylvania
Warren
Chicago
Southside
Hyde Park
South Chicago
Republic Steel Company
van A. Bittner
James Mooney
Martin J. Walsh
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Brier Hill
Nazis Break With Vatican Over Cardinal Speech
Berlin reports Germany moved toward ending ties with the Vatican after Pope Pius refused to rebuke Cardinal Mundelein for anti Nazi remarks. A note to the Holy See voiced regret over Mundelein and warned that relations depend on remedying the situation. Chancellor Hitler sent ships toward Spain amid tensions but no immediate reprisals for the Deutschland attack were anticipated.
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Berlin
Germany
Vatican
Pius
George Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
Holy See
Hitler
Roman Curia
Diego von Bergen
Spain
Leipzig
Spanish
G Man Killed in Oklahoma Attempt to Nab Felon
Oklahoma federal agent Rowe killed during a raid on Osborne who faced charges of transportation of a stolen car. Presley described a confrontation in a home where Osborne fired as Rowe entered to pack clothing. Rowe died en route to Gallup after being shot. Rowe is the eleventh federal agent to die in the line of duty.
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Okla
Eufaula
Osborne
Oklahoma
Fort Smith
Ark
Presley
Rowe
Osborn
Gallup
Underworld
Dillinger Gang
Samuel P. Cowley
Herman E. Hollis
W. Carter Baum
Wimberly W. Baker
New York
Topeka
Kansas
Katonah
N. Y
Tax Drive Aims to Lift U S Revenues Near Expenditures
WASHINGTON June 1 AP Officials said administration efforts against tax dodgers may lift government revenues close to expenditures next fiscal year possibly eliminating new taxes. Roosevelt urged congress to curb evasion, with a study of the tax structure to inform rate revisions. Morgenthau proposed closing loopholes and boosting taxes on dividends and non resident aliens. If realized, total gains could approach 225 million dollars, narrowing the deficit to about 193 million dollars.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Treasury
Morgenthau
Fifth St Louis Relief Group Resignation Made
ST. LOUIS June 1 AP The resignation of Henry 8 Wallace from the St. Louis relief committee was announced today He is the fifth member of the relief administration group to resign in two months Wallace called his move belated and said politics has intruded on relief He chaired the old Citizens committee on relief and employment. others resigning include Charles H Morrill Mrs Edwin H Steedman Mrs Edward J Walsh and Mrs Charles M Rice They objected to State Administrator Wallace Crossley on Crossleys directives about aid to strikers.
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ST. Louis
Henry
Wallace
Edwin H. Steedman
Edward J. Walsh
Charles M. Rice
Wallace Crossley
Crossley
Kenyon Removed From Jackson Jail to West Plains
Kansas City AP reports Robert Kenyon, 20, charged with murder in the death of Dr. James C. B. Davis, was moved from Jackson County jail to a new jail at West Plains Missouri. Dr. Davis, 67, Willow Springs physician and Democratic leader, vanished January 26 after a $5,000 ransom demand.
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Kansas City
Robert Kenyon
James C. B.davis
Jackson County
West Plains
Dr. Davis
Willow Springs
Youth Confesses Slaying Doctor In Missouri Roadside Killing
Col. B. Marvin Casteel reports that the youth who killed a doctor near U S highway 63, twelve miles south of Willow Springs, fully confessed. The suspect was brought for safekeeping, waived preliminary hearing February 18, and was bound over for circuit court this month. A Birmingham firm counteracts Monday blues with a half hour of community singing before work.
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Willow Springs
Col
B. Marvin Casteel
Kenyon
Birmingham
England
Slang terms for musicians emerge in local scene
In a colorful note on ensemble life, local musicians describe instruments and roles with quirky slang. A trombone is a slushpump, an accordion a bo of teeth, a band leader the front man, and a female vocalist a canary, reflecting unique camaraderie and humor among players.
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Eleanor O'Neill
O'Neill McGinley
Dennis A. O'Neill
Joseph J. McGinley
McGinley
Eleanore O'Neill
Norristown
School
Knox
Scobee
Casey
CIO
Sweis
Cardinal
G-Man
Felon
Charles Wilk
Portis
Wembley Nor East Thes
Haspers Lorraine Seersuckers
Schott Bros., Clothiers
E. High
Japan
Phil A. Dallmeyer
Tolin’s
Chamber of Commerce
Capital City Water CO
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