Japan ends extraterritorial rights in occupied Shanghai districts
Shanghai reports say Japan proclaims abolition of extraterritorial rights for foreigners in its occupied zones including Shanghai. The move follows a clash where a Japanese guard allegedly slapped an American missionary. Diplomats warn of potential protests as Tokyo pushes to curb foreign legal privileges once protected under international law.
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Japan
China
President seeks more cash for army and navy to hunt spies
President Hoover says the army and navy should receive increased funds to wage spy investigations. The remark followed questions about publishing Leonid Turrou's planned New York spy articles, which the government has blocked from publication pending a court case. Roosevelt noted the patriotism ethics issue but did not attack the press as a whole.
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Navy
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Turrou
Justice Department
Two Newspaper Cameramen Killed in Airplane Crash
Two newspaper photographers died in an airplane crash during a Ringling Brothers circuit event area. Bob Taine aged 25 and Arthur Young, 30, of the Scranton Tribune were the victims. Young piloted the plane. Raine allegedly jumped before impact while Young remained at the controls and survived about an hour. Police court fines listed include L. B. Marinex for drink and O. E. Doggens for a separate offense.
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Associated’ Press
Scranton
Ture
Ringling Brothers
Roosevelt Fireside Chat to Clarify Special Session
President Roosevelt will address the nation in a radio fireside chat discussing whether a special session of Congress is likely. The speech, to be broadcast on NBC CBS and others, follows a seven day White House absence and precedes a busy summer schedule including signings and agency reorganizations.
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Apesch
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San Francisco
Congress
Winehour Division
Labor Department
Civil Service Orders Remove Political Roles From Work
President Roosevelt issued an executive order extending civil service rules to bar employees from using official power to interfere with elections or influence results. Civilians may vote freely but must avoid active political campaigns or management. The order adds that applications must not inquire into political or religious opinions and prohibits discrimination based on those beliefs.
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Senate
U S declines to join Spain air raid investigation
The United States informed Evoretan Minister Georges Bennett that Washington declines to join an international commission to investigate bombing of unfortified Spanish cities. The British Swedish and Norwegian delegates will proceed to Toulouse to begin work, visiting bombing sites by invitation of either side and issuing public reports.
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Foreign Office
William ©. Bullett
Georges Bennett
United States
Spain
Washington
Toulouss
France
Britain
Francz
Voters to Use One Polling Place in Water Project Election
Greeley voters will cast ballots at a single polling location due to a new precinct arrangement. A separate report mentions arrests in Weld County for alleged thefts tied to a battery sale, with suspects including M. L. Nikke of Congmant, Joe Norrly of Bell Ede, and Joe Yonger of Longmont facing charges or investigations, as deputies describe.
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Fonthweet Weld
M. L. Nivke
jJunk
Joe Norrly
Bellelde
Pla
Lo Liu
Joe Yonger
Longmont
Lin Denver
Yunger
Sherls
Offivers
Ankl
Warden Best Accepts Governor Ammons Calf Roping Duel
Warden Best accepts Governor Ammons challenge to the big calf roping showdown at the Greeley rodeo. The event will be the main attraction starting at 1 30 p m at Island Grove Park with a prize Pinto pony for the winner. Colorado officials Ammons and Best have a noted rivalry dating to the Colorado State Fair.
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Governor Ammons
Toy Best
Colorado State Prison
Teller Ammons
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Wmers
Greeley
Island Grove Parc
Gilland
Ammone
Wartion
McCoy
Galland
Ammony
Best
Jo Gat
Canon City
Mako
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Test
Ammons
Park Congregational Plans Mountain Trip For Students
Park Congregational church will entertain summer school students with a mountain outing. A plan will be held at the Overlook near Loveland waterworks. Those wishing to join must go to the door of Cranford Hall before 1 20 p m. Transportation and lunch cost 60 cents.
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Ditch Hearing Set Back As Testimony Continues
Weld County commissioners hear Bijou Irrigation Company versus Putnam Ditch Company over water carry charges for Putnam water. Testimony shows shrinkage claims range from 6 to 60 percent, with $1000 annual fee debated. Hearing postponed to July 19 for further testimony. Also notes Paul Pigeero, 21, sought by Pueblo police for burglaries, was arrested and jailed after a farm incident.
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Weld County Commissioners
Bijou Irrigation Company
Putnam Ditch Company
Putnam
D.C. Hunter
Bijou
Putham
Bijon
Putvam
Elainta
Paul Pigeero
Pueblo
Stewart Farm
Amt
Tyan Howery
Colorado Big Thompson Project Means End of Water Shortages
Dr. O E Webb of Milliken urges a favorable vote at the June 28 special election to authorize a federal water project contract. He warns delays could cost future water and power benefits and asks residents to vote YES, noting millions already appropriated and the district’s need for reliable irrigation and electricity.
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Colorado
O. E. Webb
Milliken
C. B. Webb
State Board of Agricature
Cangrash
Nine Weld County polling precincts listed for primary election
Weld County announces nine special voting precincts for the Coloradi-Biz Thompson contest to be held Tuesday June 28. Polls run 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Voters cast at the nearest listed precincts, with consolidated precincts including Windsor, Greeley, Eaton, Platteville and other towns.
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Greeley
Cleckara
Ye Court House
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Pleasant Valley
Pracine Nad
Court House
Shea Court House
Ault
Colorado
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Severance
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Waton Gymnasium
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Galeton
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Tazelton
Gipson
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Kersey
Taylor Hall
Kymer
Green City
la Salle
Gilcrest
Platteville
Town Hall
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Northwest Fort
Taunton
Witlin
Meedevick
Brio
Voters urged to volunteer cars for Tuesday election
Colorado Big Thompson water diversion election volunteers needed for get out the vote. Phone 371 arrangements organized by the Chamber of Commerce secretary Gd Folbrécht reports pledges from some drivers, but many more cars are required to assist in polling day.
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Colorado- Big Thompson
Chamber of Commisres
Gd Folbrécht
Arba
Northern Colorado Water Project Contract Urged for Approval
Northern Colorado District directors urge voters to approve a contract with the U S Bureau of Reclamation and the Northwestern Colorado Water Conservancy District for the Colorado Big Thompson Project financing. The plan relies on water sales at 1.50 per acre foot and a one mill property tax, with District cost capped at 25 million and repayment over forty years. Directors assert the project will boost Northern Colorado’s development and farm income while meeting government terms.
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Big Thompson
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J. M. Dilly
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W. J. Lettord
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A. Carlson
Ray Langan
Moses
Lmoith
Ralph W. McMurry
I. Mimroe
Ya Wright
C. al. Relfson
Pageant Liturgy At M E Church
Liturgy will be presented Sunday morning at the Methodist Church with Rev M B Kober and Professor Ralph Bishop in a ceremony based on the ancient story of King Joash and the restoration of the temple in Jerusalem. Bishop plays King Joash, Rev Robert portrays the High Priest Jehozadak. Loyalty Day will be observed with plates and benevolent expense budgets collected.
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Methodist
Chigeh
M. B. Kober
Ralph Bishop
Joash
Jeenassem
Rie
Bishop
Jorsh
Rober
Jrhotda
Light Showers Brief Greeley Thursday Forecast
Light showers brought a trace of moisture to Greeley on Thursday afternoon. Weather watchers reported brief precipitation with scattered activity and a cooler breeze ensuing as skies remained unsettled.
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Loisture
Greeley
Aton
Loveland High School Grant for $135000 Totals
The Public Works Administration announced 26,308,267 in loans and grants today for 281 projects, bringing total federal funding to 2,422 projects and construction costs to 52,188,120. Loveland High School listed at 3496,000 in the Colorado allotments. Mrs. J H W Parker sustained a dislocated right shoulder after slipping at an Odd Fellows ball and was treated at Gresley hospital.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Colorado
Lovelays High School
Mra
J. H W. Parker
Gresley Hospital
Young Medill McCormick Missing In Sandia Hills
Albuquerque officials and state troopers search the rugged Sandia mountains east of Albuquerque for 21 year old Medill McCormick heir to the McCormick publishing fortune missing since Friday after a hiking trip with his mother Mrs Ruth Hanna McCormick and stepfather Albert Simms. The group left Wednesday from Los Poblanos estate and their fate remained unknown as crews combed talus slopes for signs of the climbers.
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Sandia
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National Guard
Albert Simms
Albuquerque
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America
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United States
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Chicago
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Highard Whitmer
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Mrs. Slum
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Sinme
Albert G. Simms
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