Spanish Troops Occupy Tangier Neutral Zone
Spanish divisions and a destroyer occupied the Tangier international neutral zone to safeguard the city's independence and neutrality. The move, reportedly agreed with France, drew no resistance and was confirmed by a foreign ministry spokesman in Madrid. Dispatches from Ceuta placed the action amid Tangier police consultations with the international commission governing the zone.
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Madrid
Tangier
Morrocco
Foreign Ministry
Pewlew
Spain
London
Reuters
France
Ceuta
Spanish Morocco
Straits
Britain
Gibraltar
International Commission
Turmoil Over Neutral Zone as Spain Gains Police Powers
In Tangier a new move narrows the neutral zone. Diplomats in Madrid were notified of the action as Spain, the last neutral power, gains police oversight under a 1928 accord. The change follows long friction with the international stake in Tangier and affects maritime traffic and local stability.
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Nis
Madrid
Foreign Ministry
Spain
Ae Somnia
Tangier
Actin
State convention of county school superintendents concludes
County school superintendents wrapped up their annual state convention at noon after two days of sessions on education and planning for the coming year. Director J. F. Hines led proceedings with 62 districts represented. Helen Mackintosh of Washington, D C spoke on elementary education. a banquet for 125 delegates featured music and short talks. The 1941 site will be chosen by the state superintendent, with a likely Black Hills location for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hines
Helen Mackintosh
Washington
D. C
U. S. Office of Education
Cotton Case Set For June Term Of Circuit Court
Lyman Cotton former cashier and bookkeeper at Huron Grocery Company waived preliminary hearing and faced embezzlement charges. He was remanded on $2500 bond as trial moves to the June term of Circuit Court opening next Monday. Prosecutor Tom H. Luby alleges misappropriation of about $6200 over three years. defense represented by W C Peterson. Officer: Sheriff John Boyle.
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Lyman Cotton
Huron Grocery Company
C. N. Hall
Cotton
John ‘Boyle
Tom H. Luby
Avery
Credit Cmenager
Luby
Report on Italian shipping scuttling and capture
A London dated report notes that approximately one twelfth of Italy's merchant fleet remains in Allied hands after Italy entered the war. The captured ships and tonnage are listed, totaling around 2,300,000 tons overall. Details describe how crews scuttled vessels and the situation of captured vessels in Allied control.
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London
Italy
Farmers Back At Pre War Level
CHICAGO June 1947 The wartime farm boom faded as market statistics show farmers' economic status near prewar levels. Prices for principal commodities are mostly up from last year, with wheat and corn higher than a year ago while eggs and some meats fall. Government payments kept income higher than 1939 levels for four months, but prices recently declined.
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Chicago
Nude Man Found Dead Along Road Near Sterling North Dakota
The nude body of Clarence E. Proper was found beside a road five and a half miles northeast of Sterling North Dakota. He had a long criminal record in six western states and was recently released from a South Dakota prison. The death is treated as a possible murder mystery with investigations by the North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation and local doctors confirming death occurred at least 24 hours earlier.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Farn Road
Sterling
Erickson
Iar Aia
C. E. Stackhouse
W. E. Pierce
L. W. Lar+son
Pierre
Clarence E. Proper
Sieriing
Midwest
Bison
S. D
South Dakota
White Butte
Italian Submarine limps into Spanish Morocco port
CEUTA, Spanish Morocco. June 14. An Italian submarine with visible damage entered the port after cannonading heard from the Gibraltar direction. Reports say another sub was sighted at Algeciras earlier and a second may have escaped. Officers said repairs completed, plans to leave and resume operations. Allied warships patrol the area.
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Ceuta
Spanish Morocco
Gibraltar
Gabmardie
Algeciras
House Moves to Deport Bridges Opens Senate Debate
Senator Reynolds demands immediate Senate action after the House passed a bill 330 to 4 to deport Harry Bridges a West Coast CIO maritime leader The law would direct the attorney general to send Bridges to Australia The Bridges defense committee announced nationwide protests in San Francisco arguing he opposes the American form of government
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Washlinglon
Senate
Harry Bridges
West Coast
CIO
Reynolds
North Carolina
San Francisco
Bridges
Australia
Adventist Camp Welcomes Speakers for Union College Outreach
Dr. E B Ogden head of the mathematics department at Union College joins Bperipeter 2 ea arned in Adventist camp grounds. Dr. Sanen plans a tour of eastern South Dakota to recruit for Lincoln Nebraska college. EH Oswald president of the Northern Union Conference arrives today and attends meetings through the week. A. L. Watt H. C. Hartman C. E. Weaks spoke to large crowds about Plainview Academy and Union College. Over $4 000 100 in literature sold worldwide last year. Adventists total world membership ~470 000 with 170 000 in the United States. Per capita giving of $27 96 in 1939 from a $13 000 000 total. Members mostly wage earners yet sustain tithes and offerings.
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E. B.ogden
Union College
Bperipeter
Seventh-day Adventist
Sanen
South Dakota
Denorminaion's College
Lincoln
Nebaw
Rcbert
EH. Oswald
Northern Union Conference
Plainview ‘Academy
Union’ College
A. L. Watt
H. C. Hartman
C. E. Weaks
Washington, D.C
jWho
United States
Mountain feud drama builds to legal clash and vengeance
A Tennessee mountain tale unfolds with Rossy Tolliver confronting the past as Dr Tollivar explains a deadly set up linked to a family feud. The scene shifts from a grandstand to a legal showdown while memories of a father's murder and a clan dispute resurface during a pivotal baseball game.
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Rossy
Tpg
Tollivar
Pe Rossy
Dr. Tollivar
Mcafee
Jesse
Mountain
Knoxville
Keering
Pal Rights Loway
Tolliver’ Clan
Texas
Ao McAfee
McAfees
Dad
Tolliver Cabins
Robert Hubbs Case Set For June Term
Robert Hubbs, a former packing plant employee, faces assault with a deadly weapon charges and will stand trial in the June term of the circuit court after arraignment before Circuit Judge Boyd M. Berson. He previously pleaded not guilty in Municipal Court. The knife attack on Benny Wipf in a Huron pool hall left chest and abdominal lacerations. Wipf recovered after hospital care. Bond set at 750 dollars. Hubbs is represented by Max Royd. state by Harold W. Markey. The June term opens at the courthouse next Monday.
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Robert Hubbs
Auren
Boyd M. Benson
Hubbs
Berson
Benny Wipf
Huron
Wipf
Liberty
Max Royd
Harold W. Markey
Lane
Monlay
Special 4 H Club Camp Broadcasts on National Networks
News brief notes that the national 4 H club camp in Washington DC will air on CBS from 10 to 10:30 a.m. CST tomorrow and on NBC from 10:30 to 11:15 a.m. on Monday June 1 and Wednesday June 30. Ten club members will participate with musical selections featured by TL. rector ML Wilson.
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Vunr
Washington,d. C
Tay
Columbia Broadcasting System
Central Standard
National Broadcasting Company
Tment
Ees Marine’ Fy TL
ML. Wilson
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