Seven Die As Dover Hotel Fire Rages in San Francisco
A four story Dover hotel on South Market Street burned rapidly killing seven people including Reverend Fred C. Clark of Cheyenne Wyoming, a Seventh Day Adventist delegate. About 30 residents escaped injured, with more than four seriously burned. cause suspected to be a cigaret in the hall.
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Hoover Says GOP United in Campaign
Former President Herbert Hoover said during a train stop at Grand Island Nebraska that he prefers to withhold comment on the national convention until his address there. He noted a very good prospect the Republican party will present a united front this year and declined to predict early balloting results or platform details.
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French Strike Settled By Wage Increases And Union Rights
Paris declares a settlement between workers and employers ending a major strike that halted nearly all of France. About 1,000,000 workers gain wage boosts up to 18 percent and the right to join unions, as announced by Interior Minister Roger Salengro in Blum's government.
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Ioan Blum
Flys Blind Across U S Demonstrates Instrument Reliability
Major Ira C. Eaker of the Army Air Corps landed at Tinton Air Terminal after a nonstop blind flight across the United States. Escorted by Major William B. Rezner from Montgomery, Ala., Eaker completed an unannounced test flight that began in New York last Wednesday noon, proving instruments reliable and pilots can fly blind for long stretches.
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Tinton Air Terminal
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Montgomery
Ala
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New York
Daker
Boulder Man Killed in Auto Crash
William Warlick, 22, a Boulder resident and former University of Colorado student, was killed in a car accident east of Boulder Saturday night. His wife Arion, 21, and Wendell Bentson, 24, a CU student and driver, were injured but not considered in critical condition. The crash followed Bentson attempting to poke another car, then swerving to avoid a oncoming vehicle driven by H. D. Robinek of Boulder. Bentson’s car overturned. Warlick was ejected. Mrs. Warlick’s injuries were undetermined at press time. The pair had been visiting from Denver. Police were to detain several under arrest for drunkenness and distur bances.
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Telephone Co Public Relations Targeted Loud Critics
Testimony at the Federal Communications Commission hearings on AT&T and affiliated companies shows Ohio Bell interviewees were selected to shape public opinion about rate cases. Executives described campaigns including interviews, newspaper ads, posters, circulars, and editorials to influence subscribers and the public.
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Former Governor Sweet Announces Senate Nomination Bid
Former Governor William W. Sweet announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination to the United States Senate. He hosted Democratic leader Matt Morgan and local party workers at the Fort Morgan Country Club Friday evening.
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United States Sanator
Matt Morgan
Seaneva
Fort Morgan Country
Prospect Valley Crops Shine with Abundant Underground Water
Prospect Valley in Weld county enjoys a splendid crop outlook due to large underground water supplies. Estimates show at least 60 pumping plants with diesel motors generating ample irrigation. Farms feature 60 to 80 acre front contracts, beans and row crops reach high acreages, some fields stretch a mile. Many growers from nearby districts relocate here for cheap land and rich soils, with pumping plants delivering up to 2000+ gallons per minute and some operated around the clock during the growing season.
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Weld County
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Ayall
Thia
Jey
Batow
Lucerne
GOP Puzzled Over Second Place in Ticket Talks
In a Cleveland scene echoing 1924, Republicans struggle to name a second candidate for vice president as Michigan senator not seeking the nomination. Indiana’s Lowden declines, Dawes cited by some, Vandenburg poised to be considered amid ongoing discussions.
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Idah
Lowden
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Burton
Ohio
Charles G. Dawes
Vandenburg
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Mutilation and Suicide After Railroad Attack at Hempstead
In Hempstead Texas on June 7 a savage assault east of the railroad station left J. A. Jenning, an elderly retired railroad man, dead by self inflicted gunshot after confessing an embezzlement to his family. J. B. Gresham, 65, a Southern Pacific pumper, was found wounded and taken to Southern Pacific Hospital in Houston, where doctors believed he had a chance to recover. No motive for the attack was established.
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J. A. Jenning
J. B. Gresham
Souther Pacific Railroad
Gresham
Sixteen Criminal Insane Escape From St Peter Asylum
Sixteen inmates at St Peter state hospital for the criminally insane overpowered guards and escaped tonight. Led by Lawrence DeVole, a convicted bank robber and farmer, they rushed the main entrance and scattered through St Peter. Deputies were posted on highways into southern Minnesota and the Twin Cities, but no trace had been found by early tonight.
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Clene Barker
St. Peter
Minnesota
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Deaths and Funerals in Greeley Area
Mrs Luther Anderson of San Pedro Galit dies at Greeley hospital after a fall. Mrs Gur ry of Portland Oregon, widow of MS. Glenn W. Anderson, mourned. Mrs Mary L. Walter of Teland Grove Park, wife of FE HB Walter, mother of Roy A. Bowman of Denver and Edwin H. Oppie of Peetz Colo. Sister A W Roberts of Greeley and Charles Roberts of Grover. Services at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday in Macys Drawing Room. Burial at Linn Grove.
Sattley’s Sanders Deli Edges to Rest With Kin Names
Sanders of 508th Ave, sister of Mrs Eden T Mc Gaughey of Greeley, aunt of Pherman McGaughay of Boston and Sanders Cain of Manhattan, Katsay. Funeral arrangements inferred from jagged text.
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Greeley
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Boston
Mass
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Tax return filings rise in four mountain states
Washington data show 1084 individual tax returns filed by citizens of four mountain states, a 16 percent increase over 1933 figures. Commissioner Guy P. Helvering, head of Internal Revenue, released the state figures today.
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Internal Revenue
Ickes Attacks Landon Aims at 1948 Bid
Ickes charges that the 1948 Republican candidate William Landon is chosen by the same interests that backed Harding and Hearst would dictate the platform. In a speech broadcast before the GOP convention he alleged Hearst will edit platform drafts and name backers like White Pinghoff and Lowden be disregarded.
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Warren G. Harding
Ickes
Wiliam Randolph Hearat
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Landen
Hearat
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Theodora Roosevelt
William Allan White
Gifford Pinghot
Frank Lowden
Ilinois
Red Cross Aids Oklahoma Wildwind Victims
Lawton Oklahoma June 7 Red Cross and private relief groups extended aid to over 200 homeless in Comanche county after four crushing winds. The storm, part of a series that swept across Oklahoma in recent days, killed seven people and caused extensive property damage across the state.
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Okla
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Oklahoma
Roosevelt Weary After Lengthy Trip On Way To South West Tour
President Roosevelt, weary from a 1600 mile travel stretch since Friday, returns to Washington for a brief rest before a long speaking tour through Arkansas, Texas, and Indiana. He plans platform appearances en route to Little Rock and Dallas, with stops at Houston, San Antonio, and the Alamo. He will skip Austin, then visit Hodgenville, Kentucky, birthplace of Abraham Lincoln, before continuing to Washington.
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James Allred
Fort Worth
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George Rogara Clark
Hodgenville
Ety
Abraham Lincoln
South American rhea uses wings as sails when fleeing
The flightless rhea spreads its wings and runs with the wind to escape threats. Though unable to fly, it uses its broad wings to catch air and propel movement, resembling a sail in windward bursts.
Britain Sends More Troops To Palestine
Jerusalem June 7 Britain orders six battalions to be brought to Palestine as new troop deployment intensifies the crisis.
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Palestine
Jerusalem
Stolen Bauer Car Recovered Unharmed in City Night
A Bauer car stolen from in front of the Masonic temple Saturday evening was recovered unharmed later the same night within the city. The report notes unrest in Egypt since mid April and that Arab general strike efforts appeared to fail after leaders refused another mediation bid. The vehicle is identified as a Bauer of Cave or Greatey provenance.
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