Plymouth bride joins Vanderbilt Whitney clan in small town ceremony
In Plymouth Ohio Eleanore Searle aged 32 marries Cornelius Whitney 42 son of one of America's wealthiest families. The wedding party gathered outside Plymouth's First Lutheran Church includes Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney mother of the groom Eleanore Searle's parents George and Mrs Searle and the couple.
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Plymouth
Eleanore Searle
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Sonny) Whitney
Fclon
United States
Gertrude Vanderbilt
Whitney
Cornelius V. Whitney
George Searles
R. P
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
America
Eleanor Searle
Flymouth
Ohio
Pan-American Airways
FDR Restricts Oil Shipments Across United States
Washington June 2004 By direction of President Roosevelt all petroleum products were placed under export control exports from the eastern seaboard may go only to the British empire Egypt and the western hemisphere The White House disclosed the president ordered the export control administrator to implement the restrictions A plan will be prepared to use tanker facilities efficiently for supplying the eastern seaboard and other American republics No further Gulf or Pacific restrictions are contemplated The action stems from a threatened oil and gasoline shortage due to transportation limits from tanker transfers to Britain.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Eastern Seaboard
British Empire
Egypt
Western Hemisphere
White House
Gulf
Pacific
Britain
Sub O-9 Sinks. Navy Will Decide On Salvage
The O-9 submarine sinking off the New England coast is treated as likely fatal after grapnels and buoys locate deck fragments labeled g P 7 and cork from the hull. Navy officials, including Secretary Knox and Admiral Wainwright, discuss salvage questions while Welch high school notes William T. Crute, a 20 year old Navy recruit and Welch graduate, among presumed casualties.
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Knox
Navy
John D. Wainwright
Boon
Falcon
Admiral Wainwright
WELCH
W. Va
William T. Crute
New England
Welch High School
Crute
Halifax
H. J. Crute
US Orders German Embassy Closed Over Improper Activities
Washington demands that the German embassy surrender all consular offices and agencies in the United States by July 10. The move targets the New York consulate general headed by Johannes Borehers amid claims of improper activities affecting diplomatic relations between the United States and Germany.
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United States
Washington
Johannes Borehers
New York
Aged Man Seeks Divorce For Future Happiness
SPOKANE Wash June 20 Richard Sharpless testified he waited eight years for his wife Emma who left after confessing love for another man. He recalled their golden wedding anniversary and said he is 83 and Emma 76. He requested a divorce to insure his future happiness.
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Spokane
Wash
Richard Sharpless
Emma
Former mine foreman moved from McDowell to Raleigh County
Friends note the Crute family left McDowell County about two years ago for Helen in Raleigh County where the elder Crute pursued another mining position.
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Capels
Coalwood
Mcidowell
Helen
Raleigh County
Crute
Pike County Opens New Mine In Modern Kentucky Plant
Pike County plans its first new mine since 1922 near Pikeville on Chesapeake and Ohio line. Production aims at 209000 tons annually with coal ready by November 1 under Thomas P. Darell of New York, head of reorganized Utilities Bikium carp. Bowman of Pikeville becomes vice president and general manager, directing Esco operations and the Boldman mine in Pike County along with Martin in Floyd.
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Pikeville
Pike County
Chesappeake
Cho Molyoad
Thomas P. Darell
New York
Bikium Carp
Calian
Kentucky
Darel
Ogden Company
New Jersey
Suc
Wikora Iyan
Ani
Cliss
Fu Ai
John B. Bowman
Foun
W. Budde
Steer
Bowman
Ford Company Sets Industry Pattern With Union Pact
Ford Motor Company pledges to “go all the way” in union dealings, aiming for a universal contract pattern for the industry by year’s end. Edsel Ford says no halfway measures and notes the agreement covers River Rouge and Lincoln plants, with extension to national branch plants via a checkoff system.
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United Automobile Workers Cio
Edsel Ford
Ford Motor Company
River Rouge
Dearborn
Lincoln
Ford
United States Consul Redecker Charged With Nazi Propaganda
Sydney B. Redecker, consul at Frankfort, is charged with delivering addresses in support of propaganda unfriendly to Germany. All German consulates and many occupied territories were ordered closed by the Nazis.
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Sydney B. Redecker
Frankfort
Germany
Ford plans union shop and pay deductions in new contract
The motor car producer will grant a union shop and a checkoff system to deduct union dues from workers. The contract sets wage rates at the highest paid by competitors and ends the Ford service department. Wage talks are slated to start next week as the NLRB and both sides report charges against the firm resolved.
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Ford Service Department
NLRB
Heat wave lingers as cooler air forecast to arrive next week
A stagnant mass of warm air kept temperatures high with few clouds. The Weather Bureau says a cooler mass from the North Pacific or Western Canada should move in early next week bringing scattered showers. Today showers and storms expected along the Ohio river with heavy activity in the deep south. Brownsville reports 2.28 inches in 12 hours while Phoenix tops the nation at 105 degrees and Yuma hits 104.
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Bureau Aid
Pacific Coast
Canada
Ohio River
Brownsville
Tex
Phoenix
Ariz
Yuma
Twenty-ninth Division Blue and Gray Symbol Reunion
The Twenty-ninth Division, formed from National Guard units of New Jersey Delaware Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia, links North and South in its legacy. Based at Fort Meade Maryland today it trained in the U S before sailing to France in June 1918. There it fought in the Vosges near Verdun and beyond, taking 237 prisoners and 21 artillery pieces with 250 machine guns. The insignia shows a blue and gray design inspired by a Korean good luck symbol.
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National Guardsmen
Camp McClellan
Anniston
Ala
New Jersey
Maryland
Delaware
Virgina
District of Columbia
Fort George G. Meade
Europe
Twenty-ninth
France
Vosges
Verdun
Ion
Taiting
North
Yale Honors Wilkie and Halifax in Commencement
Yale university New Haven Conn honors Wendell L Wilkie Republican leader and Viscount Halifax British ambassador in the commencement procession Bach receives the honorary Doctor of Laws degree Willkie is praised as a gallant loser and resourceful fighter Halifax praised as envoy of the people tied to Pilgrim fathers and American security
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Wendell L. Wilke
Viscount Halifax
Washington
Yale University
New Haven
Conn
Bach
Willkie
Halifax
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Ford Company
Robert Cales
Atlanta
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Ladies of the Air Aid Raf
Patterson
Broad
Oxford
England
Auxnlary
Raf Fields
Chelsea
Mass
Gentral Press
Harold Ickes
Oi Admi
Buddy
Contra Press
Tony Stenar Corps
Yale
Weed
Argus
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