Britain Faces Spain Patrol Gap After Axis Withdrawals
Germany and Italy pulled out of the nonintervention patrol around Spain citing British and French inaction on a four nation naval demonstration. The move creates gaps along Spain’s eastern coast as warships halt duties while Britain weighs next steps and Eden awaits Rome and Berlin developments. Refugees aboard Basque coast ships are to be protected, limited to women and children.
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Great Britain
Spain
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Italy
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Leipzig
Baron Konstantin von Neurath
Anthony Eden
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Stark Casey Social Security Bill Signed as Law
The measure creates a new commission supervising nearly 48 million dollars in state and federal funds for old age pensions child welfare aid to dependent children and relief. Old age pensions total 34 million dollars and relief accounts for 9 million dollars.
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Casey
Stark
University of Missouri
Nardin
Missouri
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Pittsburgh Mayor Seeks To End Newspaper Strike
Pittsburgh mayor Cornelius D. Scully calls a meeting of striking mailers for tomorrow to end a two day strike that halted the presses of the city’s three daily papers the Press Sun Telegraph and Post Gazete.
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Pittsburgh
Cornelius D. Scully
Sun-Telegraph
Post-Gazette
Foresters to Convene Ozark Section Meeting in Hot Springs
About fifty foresters from Arkansas Oklahoma Missouri and western Tennessee gather in Hot Springs on Friday and Saturday for the Ozark section meeting of the Society of American Foresters.
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Foresters Meat
Arkansas
Hot Springs
Ark
Oklahoma
Missouri
Tennessee
Ozark
Society of American Foresters
Senate Approves 663 Million Army Appropriation
The Senate voted 663 million dollars for the army, the largest peacetime appropriation. The bill funds next fiscal year with 416.482 million for military purposes and 246.84 million for civilian activities including flood control and rivers and harbors improvements. The measure exceeds the president’s budget by 52.46 million and the current war department allowance by 84.465 million as it moves to conference.
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Washington
Senate
House
War Department
Jury Convicts Three More Indicted in Election Case
The jury convicted three of the indicted defendants while one pleaded guilty and a jury failed to agree on three others. Eighteen-nine others remain indicted as a second grand jury continues the ballot probe. Samuel J. Clark testified after pleading no defense.
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Tram
Page Effense
Eighly
Samuel J. Clark
Merrill E. Otis
Art Mease
Reeds Springs
Gelvin Stevenson
Tarkio
Ellis Parker and son convicted in Wendel kidnap case
In Newark a federal jury found Ellis H. Parker and his son guilty of conspiring to abduct former Trenton lawyer Paul H. Wendel to force a confession tied to the Lindbergh case. The judge set sentencing for next Wednesday with bail set at 25000 for the son and 10000 for the father.
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Newark
N. J
Ellis H. Parker
Paul H. Wendel
Clark
Parker
Burlington County
Ellis, Jr
Wendel
Trenton
Lindbergh
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Flemington
Parkers
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Mt. Holly
Five of 19 Felons Who Escaped Texas Prison Farm Caught
Five of nineteen desper ate convicts who fled Eastham prison farm after overpowering a guard and seizing his gun and horse were recaptured by posses. Two life term murderers George Scott and Jack Foreman were pulled in near Groveton while three others surrendered near Huntsville under guard guns. Bloodhounds aided the chase in 100 degree heat as the leaders and six others remained at large in the woods.
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Huntsville
Tex
Eastham
George Scott
San Antonio
Jack Foreman
Alvin Stockton
Houston
Lawrence Williams
Houston County
Tom Corbitt
Quitman
W. H. Bybee
Groveton
State Re-employment Service at Standstill
The State Re-employment Service is at standstill with minimal effectiveness for now. The department hopes labor disputes will be settled soon so to meet labor demands without further interference. Rural Missouri reports greater employment this spring, and harvest is seen absorbing many unemployed farm hands.
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Missouri
Golden Wedding Anniversary at Excelsior Springs
A crowd estimated at 700 gathered in Excelsior Springs Missouri for the golden wedding anniversary of Dr A S McCleary and Mrs McCleary. Dr R H Miller pastor of National City Christian Church Washington DC performed a wedding ceremony. Nelson McCleary one of the couple’s six children attended arriving from Paris France.
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Excelsior Springs
A. S. McCleary
Warren steel walkout looms as guards escort nonstrikers
CIO forecasts 15000 idle in Warren as 28 locals answer emergency call amid clash with Republic, Bethlehem, Inland Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube. National guardsmen escort nonstrikers at Republic while a halted back to work march is dropped at Roosevelt's request. Six Akron warrants target alleged mail interference as NLRB probes discrimination and thuggery charges. Freight flows resume under guard protection after 28 days of strife.
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Republic
Bethlehem, Inland Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Warren
Lynn B. Griffith
National
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U. S
W. J. Taub
Akron
United States
Roosevelt
National Labor Relations Board
Ohio
Mahoning Valley Front
Republic Steel
National Guard
Strikes Raise Need of Army, Senator Says
Senator Lewis of Illinois warns labor strife endangers the nation and calls for a strong army to confront unrest. He opposes wartime budget cuts while linking global strikes to rising tyranny and possible Communist agitation amid mounting domestic labor tensions.
Oklahoma Patrolmen Must Not Drink Beer
Oklahoma City June 23 Three two beer may be let gal in Oklahoma but it won't form a part of the new state highway patrolmen's public diet Public Safety Commissioner J M Gentry announced today He said patrolmen may tipple beer at home but only privately He noted patrolmen will be on call 24 hours a day and warned against reporting to duty in a drunken state
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Washington
Senate
Lewis
D-Il
War Department
America
Germany
Italy
Cummings
Youngstown
Warren
Ohio
Republic Steel Corporation
Post Office Department
Republic Steel
Perkins
Tom Girdle
Republic
Girdler
Senate Post Office Committee
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Public Safety
J. M. Gentry
Gentry
Local Golfers Clinch Inter City Tourney
Jefferson City Country Club’s 10 man squad virtually clinched the intercity title at Sedalia by winning the third round of the four city tournament. Jefferson City leads with 907 points, Sedalia 809, Columbia 248, Fulton 241, heading to the finale next Tuesday June 29 at their home course. Joe J. McGrath of Sedalia was medalist with 73 and led play-off with 431⁄3 points. Edward Sibley and Frank Hume tied for second with 74.
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Jefferson City
Joe J. McGrath
Sedalia
Edward Sibley
Frank Hume
McGrath
Harlan County Deputy Found Shot to Death
Harlan County deputy sheriff Wash Irvin, 33, one of three resigning in protest of Deputy Lee Fleenor’s dismissal, was found shot to death in his car on Pine Mountain near Harlan. Senator La Follette said he would look into a possible formal investigation to determine if Irvin was killed to silence him. Senator Thomas questioned if the killing aimed to stop his testimony.
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Harlan, Ky
Washington
Wash
Irvin
Harlan County
Lee Fleenor
Pine Mountain
Here
la Follette
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Wash Irvin
Thomas
Utah
B Point Wild Life Program End of Legislature Control
The speaker asserts that on July 1 the legislature loses control over fish, game, and forests except for nonconflicting laws. An opinion by E. Crow is cited, arguing the conservation commission may set rules and license fees without legislative appropriations. A call for subordination of personal differences to conservation and for an advisory committee is made.
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E. €. Crow
Conservation Commission
Stark
Bipartisan Commission Urged With Advisory Panel Planned
Stark calls for a four member bipartisan commission before July 1 and an advisory committee soon after. Practical results depend on full citizen cooperation as personal differences are set aside for the common good.
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Stark
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