Mystery of Front of Union Station Killings Identified Suspects
Kansas City dispatch reports that sleuths named Vone C. Miller former North Dakota sheriff and William Weissman of Kansas City as killers of four officers and captive Frank Nash in the Union Station attack on June 17. Miller reported sought in multiple cities. Weissman tied to a Kansas City gang. Details trace the massacre through police notes and federal involvement as investigations unfold.
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Kansas City
FE. C. Reppert
Poee
Vone C. Miller
North Dakota
William Weissman
Kansas Cty
Frank Nash
Union Station
Miller
Reppert
Marsarre
Miley
Leavenwrouh
United States Dureau
Miller and Weleaman
Sally Watesman
Kansna Chu Ganketer
Filipinos Tried in Murder Case at Jersey City
A murder trial in Jersey City involves 19 Filipino defendants led by Mrs Marie Caliver and Mrs Alberta Asta of Tagoville with three laborers Muatier Gadog Vincente Kang and Ramon Castilla accused of grave tampering. The dead woman's body of Mrs Celine No Varro aged 29 was found in a lonely grave. death penalty looms for the accused.
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Mattie
Cail
Tly
Cate
Mahith Fulness AmTte
Lo Teil
Jervey
Marie Caliver
Tagoville
Alberta Asta Ef Vallala
Mir
Leon Kintingit
Dorsny Instant
Jerdey Usland
Muatier Gadog
Vincente Kang
Ramon Castilla
Wee Girl Burned at Play with Matches
A young child was burned while playing with matches in Havre. The incident involved Mrs Gaethic and Haast, a maid of Mr and Mrs Gaethic, who assisted in extinguishing the flames and admitted causing the blaze. The child was taken to hospital for treatment.
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Havre
Haast
Gaethic
Itarlen
Wavre
Mather
Thas
Ehlid
Expansion of business in nation continues despite lagging pay
Washington AP reports the Department of Commerce notes expansion persists through June with production up in May and June, yet payrolls and employment trail behind. Steel ingot output rose to 10 percent of capacity as auto schedules face curtailment amid adverse seasonal influences.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Tn Steel
Tropical disturbance nears Texas coast as storm center nears
A tropical disturbance moves toward the northern Texas coast after a week of slow progress across the Caribbean. The Weather Bureau reports the center about 300 miles northeast of Brownsville, prompting warnings for the southern tip of Texas.
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Washington
Texas
Brawnaville
Rodeo Rider Dies From Injury At Glidford Show
Groat Falls rodeo rider Donald Holt died in hospital after a fractured skull suffered when his horse horns rolled onto him at the Glidford rodeo yesterday. Holt left no widow and several children remain in Groat Falls.
Hitler Denied He Will Rule Church Heads Debate
Adolf Hitler denied plans to control German Protestant churches in talks with the Dean of Chichester. He said his aim was to keep a hands off policy and only engage with a single Protestant organization. Officials in Berlin reported progress toward settling church questions through interior minister Wilhelm Frick.
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Reelin
Jay
Chanender Adalf Hitler
Chichester
May Kettin
Brees
Willam Frick
Copper Prices Rise to Multiyear High in Domestic Market
New York reports copper prices climbing to a peak unseen in about two years, with quotes around 4¼ cents per pound and later around 8.65 to 8.60 cents in foreign markets. Producers and fabricators adjusted to the higher raw copper price, while silver held firm near recent highs despite a weak London outlook.
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New York
Javal
Proderale Lomnarer
Weing
Ted
American Smelting and Refining Company
U S Fleet Will Be Built to Limits of London Treaty
Navy officials announced a plan to expand the U S fleet to treaty limits. Secretary Swanson said the program would modernize battleships and increase protection and readiness for emergencies, with additional funds already approved by President Roosevelt for new ships and store construction.
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U. S
Washington
London
Swanson
Hinds
Himuuineouay
Bean
HALY
Swanann
Almavy
Boy of Four Months Undergoes Major Operation
A four month old boy named Hamilton, reported by doctors as Helden I Kent, underwent a major operation. Surgeons say the procedure was necessary and aims to ease future medical issues compared with his companions. No further details available at this time.
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Hamilton
Helden I
Kent
Widen
President Roosevelt Aims to Speed Recovery Push
Washington July 5 President Roosevelt and advisers on industrial control pressed to quicken the recovery tempo by removing obstacles to industry agreements on higher wages. They intend to speed up code formation for minimum rates and maximum hours, with a key conference planned to decide the method for accelerating the process.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Rodes
Roper
Cabinets
Collision on policy of money stalls World Economic Conference
London reports say early today the World Economic Conference will suspend for two months after a sharp clash between gold bloc nations led by France and non gold countries headed by the United States. Americans signaled willingness to recess while gold factions pressed to continue negotiations, hoping to sway Britain and sustain the talks.
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London
New World
France
United States
Flint
Roosevelt
Great Britain
War debt talks to resume with envoy meetings this summer
Washington July 5 Preparations were made at the state department to begin war debt discussions in August with envoys of nations that have paid instalments. Acting Secretary Phillips said no definite opening date is set but talks would start well before August 15. He could not say which nations would attend the initial talks.
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Washington
State Department
Phillips
Tinh
Lewis Penwell Named Montana State Internal Revenue Collector
Leuly Penwell of Aotena will be inducted today as Montana state collector of internal revenue by Governor Cooney. The new appointee succeeds C. A. Rasmusson and announces personnel changes including Thomas M. Robinson as assistant to the collector, J. G. Burns moving to the field division, and A. P. Wahlgrenston transferring to Great Falls as deputy collector.
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Lewis Penwell
Internal Revenue
Leuly Penwell
Aotena
Montana
Ako
Franc H. Cooney
Vie Pffier
C. A. Rasmusson
Thomas M. Robinson
Great Fally
J. G. Burns
Rarmussan
Piet
A. PL Wagehretson
Great Falls
Myr Penwell
Edward F Swift Estate Valued At Five Million Dollars
Chicago dated July 6 reports the estate of Edward F Swift, who died after falling from a north side window on May 28, 1942, valued at 5 million dollars in probate. The will directs 1.6 million to charity, with the remainder for the widow and a trust for three children T. Philip Swift Edward F Swift Jr and Mrs Anna May Swift Henry and her husband.
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Chicago
Edward F. Swift
North Side
T. Philip Swift
Edward F. Swift Jr
Anna May Swift Henry
Governor Bryan Leaves Mansion After Eight Months
Lincoln Neb July 6. Governor C W Bryan today made his first trip from the executive mansion in eight months. He has been 41 since November.
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Lincoln, Neb
Covernor
C. W. Bryan
Executive Mansion
Inet
W C T U Proposes New Prohibition Party
Milwaukee July 5 The annual National Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention adopts a resolution urging formation of a third party to attract dry voters. The call pleads for support from dry men and women to back a party promoting prohibition and other moral principles.
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Milwaukee
Majer Political Partire
National Womens’ Christian ‘Teaperme Union
Isaaca Thetines
Federal Employees Face 15 Percent Pay Cut
President Roosevelt orders a fifteen percent reduction in federal workers pay through January first. The move targets all general schedules and affects ministers and administrative staff as part of wartime austerity. A separate plan would close twenty three weather observation stations starting August first, with further budget cutoffs under review.
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Wrahington
Tiny B
Wilk
Font
Roosevelt
Hind
Transovell Watheen
Keeking
Hooseselt
Avich
American stance on stabilizing currencies at London talks
The Associated Press summarizes the American position opposing immediate currency stabilization. It argues for dollar revaluation tied to American commodities, warns against preemptive policy, and stresses futures depend on global price shifts and national interests. It asserts no aim to force foreign policies and outlines goals for price restoration and long term stability.
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Associated Press
United States
Ohio College Girl Missing Sparks Search Effort
Marian Buckley, 18, of Cleveland, a Wilmington College freshman, vanished after going for a walk on July 1. Puller Nate Leen and others joined the search. Buckley wore a green shirt and white duck trousers, and her brother is listed as a relative.
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Puller
Nate Leen
Locenie Marian Buckley
Cleveland
Tse Buckley
Wilmington, Q
Wilson Explains Wheat Program in Bozeman Meeting
Bozeman July 5 AP M L Wilson national wheat production administrator met with Montana extension workers to discuss the national wheat program details He then left for Fargo to lead regional meetings Friday and Saturday explaining how the plan empowers farmers to manage via community and county groups The Montana extension service will direct them
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Bozeman
M. L. Wilson
Farm Adjustment Net
Montana
Fargo
Montana Extension Service
Sharp tremor felt in Long Beach zone
Long Beach California residents felt a sharp earthquake at 10 24 pm lasting about one second with a strong upward motion and no lateral movement. No damage was reported. The brief quake prompted no injuries or property losses.
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Long Beach
Calif
Residenta
Dream All Star Baseball Game Sets Night of Fame
Chicago fans await a star studded all star game at Comlaky Park with 18 named players from both leagues. Manager John McGraw will lead the National Leaguers while Connie Mack directs the American Leaguers in a charity event benefiting the Association of Professional Baseball Players of America.
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Chicago
Comlaky Park
Diamond
Pvety Pwaltian
John McGraw
Connie Mack
Association of Professional Baseball Flayers of America
Merwan Sliggers
Babe Muth
Lou Gehrig
al Slaimona
Dinmie Foxx
Joe Sranin
Roosevelt refuses to yield on currency in London talks
President Roosevelt aims for currency stabilization but conditions share domestic price fixing. He pledged continued support for the London Economic Conference while opposing immediate stabilization demanded by the European gold bloc. The White House outlined that fixing exchange rates could entail a U S stabilization fund and a moral duty to back the dollar with gold exports.
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Washington
Roosevelt
London Economic Conference
Hall
London
Whites House
United States
Young Roosevelt Sets Sail for Europe Vacation
New York July 5 Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt bids farewell as her son Franklin Jr sails for a two month European tour with three Groton classmates. The group includes George Whitney Jr son of a Morgan partner and Drexel Paul son of a Philadelphia doctor aboard the S S Washington.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Franklin, Jr
Europe
Groton
Roosevelt
Hita
France
England
Spain
Switzerland
George Whitney, Jr
Morgan
Drexel Paul
Philadelphia
Butte Legion Team Defeats Helena Boys in Semi Final Bid
Butte defeats Helena 10 to 6 to reach the state semifinals of the American Legion Junior baseball race. The Butte win follows a prior 6 to something victory in Capital City, as the teams contest the tournament in Butte.
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Butte Legion
Helena
Butte
American Legion
Imal Vriday
Blagier Park Travel Greater This Year
Glacier Park officials announced a stronger travel year with a peak on July 6 as Fourth of July visitors increased. The park counted 1,414 cars and 4,776 persons for the holiday, up from 1,199 cars and 4,176 persons last year, reflecting higher occupancy and activity.
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Blagier Park
Glacier Park
Glaciar
National Park
Iast
Cammerer Named Park Service Chief After Albright
Arno Cammerer of Virginia named director of the National Park Service to succeed Horace M. Albright who resigns after more than four years. The service will be reorganized under a federal regrouping plan with Arthur Demarny elevated to associate director. Albright becomes VP and GM at US Potash Company, running mines and refineries at Carlsbad New Mexico.
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Washington
Arno 1
Cammerer
Virginia
National Park Service
Tekes
Horace M. Albright
Chiné
The
Park Service
Roosevelt
Arthur
Demarny
Nentor
Narvico
Commercy Wan
Damaray
Stillwater
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