Intensive hunt ordered for missing heiress Alice Parsons
After five days of fruitless waiting her family and authorities announced a house to house search in a ten mile radius of Stony Brook Long Island. Local officials plan an intensified manhunt and would not detail the search tactics. Mrs Parsons' husband urged the return or information leading to her safe release and asked investigators to share any tips to help locate her.
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Stony Brook
Alice Parsons
Long Island
Stonybrook
Stacey Wilson
Brookhaven
Dors Shy
Bitter Aut Man 5 Found Live Near Darby Ranch
June 15 Mamnlon Montana. Sidney Wakeham a 55 year old rancher was found dead near the Nitter Roour river five miles south of Darby with a gunshot wound in the right eye. Dr Herbert Hayward ruled the wound non fatal and death due to drowning. Coroner Dowling continued the inquiry.
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MamNlon
Myster
Sidney Wakeham
Vail
Wits
Darby
Wakeman
Herbert Hayward
Hamilton
John Dowling
Billings Clears Away Debris From Disastrous Flood
Flood damage runs into the millions as water subsides and agencies rush rehabilitation. Rail and highway repairs restore travel and communication. trains resume service, bridges are fixed, and detours used to reach Laurel. City water officials say supply safe but residents take precautions. Continued on Page 2.
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Billings
Devris
Yellowstone Valley
Goitler
Canyon Creek
Tllings
Laurel
U.S. Highway No. 19
Fffortn
Cl City Water Okey Health Officius
Ted Frosa
Italian ban targets American films as British propaganda
Rome reports Italy's film bureau withdrew four American movies from exhibition for being British propaganda. The titles cited include The Charge of the Light Brigade Lives of a Bengal Lancer Lloyds of London and Clive of India.
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Rome
Italy
Motion Picture Bureau
Lloyds of London
Cllve
India
Labor Troubles in the Middle West Split by Four Parties
Walter Lipmann argues that modern Middle West labor strife divides into four sides: independent steel employers resisting contracts, employees seeking enforceable agreements, minor agitators opposing any contract, and labor leaders intent on enforcing signed terms. The writer calls for orderly bargaining and cautions against short sighted moves by the independent steel companies, noting the conflict over contracts and power in Ohio, Minot, and Michigan.
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Ohio
Minot
Michigan
John Lawis
GLO
Fini
Sngathaw Valley
John Tanta
Lewis Nat
Lowla
Saginaw Valley
Atrugela
Middle West
Emloyees
Exfovintala
Rain boosts Montana stockmen as rains favor pastures
Heavy rainfall across Montana benefits livestock interests while forecasts predict clearer skies and warmer temperatures. A veteran statistician notes cautious optimism and cites ongoing crop improvement from recent rains. rail and road traffic resume after washouts near Billings but northeastern areas remain dry. Continuous updates detail rainfall totals from Cut Bank to Poplar, with rehabilitation work underway in flooded Billings.
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Pavern Points
Montana
Northern Pacific
Billings
Cut Bank
Clien-T
Poplar
Fort Peek
Wal- Maton
N D
World News Inciot Comedie Monroe Notes Global Tension
Monroe and Stannyganteor warn two days to align under threat of GLO amid vigilante actions in towns. Washington orders mine atrika in war on, as owners face theft and violence. Missing woman case in Stony Brook prompts abductor to reveal new instructions. Insurgents bomb Banquen city while defense rings fail, government moves on two fronts. War debt installment nears. Finland expands payments. Wedding of Edward and Wallis noted. Manila reports wild headhunter killer captured.
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Comedie
Monroe
Mich
Stannyganteor Kives
Ponrd
Washington
John Laws
Banquen
Finland
Darlington—Vieny
Edward-Wallis
Parson Who Wed Windsor Resigns Vicarate
The Rev R Anderson Janine, who defied church disapproval to wed the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, resigns as vicar of St Pauls Darlington saying his resignation has nothing to do with recent events. The Rev Myarding stayed out of public view until two days before the marriage at the Chateau de Canide in France.
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Maytington
Eng
Jung
R. Anderson Janine
Church of England
Duke and Duchias of
Windsor
St. Paul's Church
Darington
Edward VII
Wallis Warfield
Chateau de Canide
France
Chateau
Five Young Men Die in Separate Plane Crashes
Los Angeles reports a fatal day of crashes as five young pilots and passengers die. Frank Remnister 20 Monterey Park former USAF pilot. Fred Lobn 29 Pasadena. H. M. Patrick 23 Alhambra. Joseph Leon Taylor 22 Temple Angelus. Jack B. Neuert 26 Los Angeles. A fifth crash near Glendora injures bystander. Earlier Hazeltine 20 La Jolla and Teuth Dalley a flight from San Diego to Burbank aborted due to a fox. Clea department begins crackdown on fake mutual life protection groups.
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Los Angeles
Real Dowta
Kircer
Jareo
Alk Icnoll
San Marino
Frank Remnister
Monterey Turk
Tvnaited Staton
Amoall
Glendora
Incher
Joseph Leon Taylor
Tax Angelus
Ila
Jack B. Neuert
Jordon K. Hazeltine
Spoksman
la Jolla
Teuth Dalley
San Diego
Burbank
San [Marino Street
Filipino Head Hunter Captured by Philippine Police
Manila dispatch reports Kalinga Boll, a feared head hunter, captured by Philippine constabulary in Cagayan province after a cave siege. He reportedly killed at least six people, including a woman and five others, before surrendering under fire. one constabulary sergeant was unharmed.
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Manila
Kalinga
Boll
Jeast
Nin
Abalung
Cagayan
Pio Pilit
Piit
Pitt
Bilbao under siege as insurgents press ring of steel
Reds report the first line in the iron ring defending Bilbao has fallen, as insurgent drives intensify. British and French destroyers near Nervion port contemplate evacuating Aguirre and key government figures if needed while insurgent planes scour trenches and troops. Basque defense counterattacks struggle to hold.
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Bilbao
Spain
Jose Antonio Aguirre
Gamtr Uribarri
Madrid
Ase
Data
Polish Jews in Need of Help Appeal for Fund
New York, June 13. More than a million Polish Jews are starving and living hand to mouth, a report to the 29th convention of the Federation of Polish Jews in America says. Appeals were made for a continued fund of 1,000,000 dollars for pogrom victims relief. Socialized medicine opposition voiced in Boston by Dr. C S Seaver Smith urging tax reductions in recognition of free hospital and clinic services.
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New York
America
Ait Hoston
C. 5. Seaver Smith
New Haven, Coon
American Institute of Homeopathy
Street Fight in Indiana Wounds Nine at Anderson
In Anderson Indiana a street fight between United Automobile Workers members and nonunionists left nine men wounded and many more injured. Police say a gunman fired from a hall window into a crowd of about 300 outside the union meeting hall. The attack led to arrests and the dispatch of reserve officers to restore order.
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Carney
General Motors
Andarron
Ompe
Charles Hte
Joseph Tesh
Woy Baker
Kinin Ung
Hunseen Alrania
Earl Polk
Arge Abel
van Briley
Thasotta
Elite
LAWA
Arrest of Priest in Germany Sparks Protests
Munich, Germany June 1 announcement that Michiel Cardinal von Fowlhaber sent a protest to the Reich church ministry against the arrest of Rupert Mayr a priest. Mayr was arrested June 5 on charges of delivering an anti government sermon at Catholic pulns.
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Munich
Germany
Michiel Cardinal von Fowlhaber
Reich
Rupert. Mayr
Wheeler Presses Drought Aid for Montana
Senator Morton K. Wheeler of Montana, back from the state, urged immediate drought relief. He planned talks with the works progress administrator and agriculture official to coordinate federal aid, expedite irrigation, conserve water, and move livestock from drought areas. Wheeler spoke during a Montana School of Mines graduation in Butte.
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Whellington
Morton KR. Wheeler
Montana
Tix
Montana Drouth
Tinrry K. Hopkins
Works Progress
M. Tl. Wilson
Drouthatickon
Wheeler
Montana Browth
Attite
Montana School of Mines
Butte
Roosevelt Returns to White House After Chesapeake Cruise
President Roosevelt came back to the White House early tonight after a weekend cruise on Chesapeake Bay. His party included Secretary Wallace and Attorney General Cummings.
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Washington
Juin
Roosevelt
White House
Chesapeake
Wallace
Cummings
Crisis in Michigan as troops withdrawn after mass rally
Monroe Michigan reports state troops moved out of the city hours after CIO speakers pledged no peace until Republic Steel signs a contract. Mayor Kuagegs noted police and Legion members present. district manager Holloway warned any hindrance is the governor’s responsibility as a mass meeting of up to 28,000 urged protection from Governor Murphy.
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Monroe
Mich
State of Michigan
C.I.O
Republic Steel
Tanier A. Kuagegs
American Legion
Eafl
Tiarry WW
Holloway
Frank Murphy
Mine Workers Enter Steel Row in Great Lakes Tension
Whatington June 13 John Te Lewix chairman of the Committee for Industrial Organization issued a statement listing 1,600 vaulted mine workers owned by Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube. He said notices went to commercial coal companies warning any attempt to file orders will be resisted by UMW and UMW members will mobilize. Lewix urged federal action to calm the Great Lakes steel strike, with Tom Girdler of Republic Steel proposing governors close state lines to preserve peace until disputes are settled. He declined to say if he would ask President Roosevelt to intervene.
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Whatington
John Te Lewix
Committee For Industrial Organizaion
Bethiehen Steel Company
Youngstown Sheet and Taube
U.M.M
U.M.W
Great Lakes
Lews
Tom Girdler
Republic Steel Corporation
Way Out Up
Roosevelt
Lewis
High Mass Held for New Jersey Woman 108th Birthday
Boonton N J June 13 A high mass of thanksgiving was celebrated today at a hilltop church for Mrs Doris Mattia reputed to be 108 years old Unaided she walked a half mile to Sta Cyril and Methodius Roman Catholic church where she worships each Sunday and sat in honor with Rev Andrew V Stefan who performed the rites of the faith she adopted in Austria a century ago
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Boonton
N. J
Doris Mattia
Sta. Cyril and Methodus Roman Catholic
Andrew V. Stefan
Austria
Allies of U S default on wartime debts again
London reports the United States and its World War allies plan to default on June 15 installments for wartime debts. Britain expected to echo the reply. Finland remains the only debtor continuing payments. Twelve other debtors already in default, totaling over 1.2 billion dollars, with further amounts due.
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U. S
London
United States
Washington
Britain
Finland
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