Border violations cited as Czechoslovak plane activity reported
Berlin dispatch from Deutsches Nachrichtenbureau says a Czechoslovak gendarmerie plane fired near the German border, over Troenzs wilde region, with aircraft seen near Oberwiesenthal and Hamper-Oberwiesentha. The report comes as Berlin blames Prague for escalating tensions tied to Sudeten German issues amidDiplomatic strains. A Czech parliament member faces treason charges in Praha alongside routine detentions of travelers near military zones including a British associate of Hitler.
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Berlin
Deutsches Nachriechtenbuere
Annabert Samy
Troentzswilde
Kraft
Posits
Ny Rarerenstein
Hamper - Oberwiesentha
Oberwiesenthal
Eduardo Frenes
Czechoslovakia
England
France
Germany
Praha
Duns 2
iPr
Vlastislav Kilma
Czech National Union
Atformer
Konrad Henlain
Wader
Miss Utillity Freeman-Milford
Adolf Hitler
Guding
Wiam FL Thuiff
Chicago
Flood control funds set at 87 667 thousand dollars
The Senate approved a compromise war department nonmilitary appropriation bill sending it to the White House. The measure would make 87 667 available for flood control. In New York, stage actor David W. Wall, known for leading melodrama roles, died after a half century on stage.
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Washington
Senate
War Department
House
New York
David W. Wall
Alleged injustice to woolmen told in Semiate's probe
Washington reports a senate committee heard from special investigator Henry de Mott about Silberman and Sons, a Chicago wool firm, selling growers' consigned wool at an average 28.5 cents per pound while earning over 28 cents for its own wool in most years, with total discrepancy around 153,000 dollars in 1925. The firm’s attorney argued price determinations depend on broader factors, and a full price inquiry is planned at a later hearing.
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Senate
Chicago
Henry de Mott
Silberman and Sons
Frowers
Montana
Ne Mott
Colorado
Idaho
Dakotas
Wyoming
Theodore Remer
Improper Swearing Sparks Courtroom Outburst in Riverside
Riverside California transcript shows Joe Baker of Los Angeles testifying in superior court when asked how his memory is. He answers with a heated remark prompting a contempt warning of 225 and a rebuke by Judge Ames. Baker's demeanor lightens for the rest of the session as the hearing continues. The report also notes the Atlantic Clipper test flight in Seattle and the death of former Swedish foreign minister Knut Wallenberg at 85.
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Riverside
Calif
UPI
Baker
Los Angeles
Superior Court
Taray
G. Ames
Wallace cites public grievance over Chief Justice Hughes ruling
Washington June 2 Secretary of Agriculture Wallace lodges two grievances against Chief Justice Hughes over a pre New Deal case and related remarks He argues the second grievance targets the judicial spirit and calls for administrative orders to follow due process with subordinate evidence reports and citizen response before any order is issued
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Washington
Wallace
Justine Mughes
Justie
Dhen
Mr. Wallace
Mughas
Uderstand
Hughes
Wallacelor
Epen
Army of Men Searching for Kidnapped Child in Princeton Florida
About 2 000 volunteers and police scoured an 80 square mile area around Princeton Florida as a child kidnapp ing case sparked repeated rumors of a break. F B I and local authorities questioned several individuals including John Campbell and Rayburn as a reward was raised for the ransom leads. Volunteers turned in items from the woods while Red Cross kitchens served meals and divers searched wells and pits along Biscayne Bay and the everglades fringe.
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Princeton
Flu
Fue 2
Jimmy Cash
South
Florida
L. C. Coleman
Little Princeton
Red Cross
Biscayne Bay
Everglades
Ishmael Cash
Japanese Relief Drive Crosses Yellow River
Chinese lines report Japanese forces attempting to break the siege around Doihara by crossing at Chengliukow ford north of Tau tong. A Japanese army spokesman said Doihara’s troops are bottled up but fighting to hold the line as reinforcements move toward Lanleng and Lin ho.
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Yellow River
Doihara
Shanghai
Chengliukow Ford
Tautong
Tient Ten
Keni Doihara
Japan
Lawrence
Manchuria
Unihara
Yellow
Yatking
Chin
Ssaorted
Japannras
Kwelteh
Lanleng
Linho
Lunghai
Kunchuechuang
Lanfengg
Protest to Japan Brings Results in Restitution Demands
Washington June 2. Japan acted swiftly in response to the American note demanding restitution of American property in China and the return of American business men and missionaries. In Shanghai, Consul General Lockhart reported rapid steps including passes for returning missionaries to Nanking and the reopening of two high schools of the American Southern Baptist mission in the Chapei district.
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Washington
Jime
Japan
United States
China
Frank P. Lockhart
Shanghai
Nanking
Lockhart
American Southern Baptist Mission
Chapei
Oil Firms Fined in U S Court Near Madison
Thirteen major oil companies and 11 of their officials were fined a total of 394000 for illegally fixing profit margins for midwestern independent gasoline jobbers. Nine other companies and eight individuals pled not guilty and will go to trial September 24.
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Madison
Wis
Patrick T. Steng
Mid‘western
Barker Guilty of Manslaughter in Edith Cummings Slaying
Julia Barker sat in county jail awaiting sentence after a circuit court conviction of manslaughter for the January 15 slaying of her friend and former business partner Edith Mae Cummings. She refused food and would see no visitors after the verdict was read.
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Detroit
Julia Barker
Edith Mae Cummings
Coroner’s Jury Charges Kunze With Double Slaying
Three Forks Montana June 3 a coroner s jury charged John Kunze 69 with shooting to death his half brother mayor August Kunze and August s wife Louise at their home last night The verdict said both deaths were caused by gunshot wounds inflicted by John Kunze while witnesses testified about seeing a man with a rifle near the house and the shooter s confession is noted in the report continuation on page 12
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Three Forks
John Kunze
August Kunze
August
Louise
Gallatin
Groves
Mine Blast Toll of Death May Be Nine
Seven men were killed and seven others believed trapped after a Volpe Coal mine explosion near Scranton Pennsylvania. Rescue crews with gas masks searched the sloping shaft for others believed inside. two miners were known to be in the mine at the time.
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Scranton
Volpe Coal Company
Wage Hour Bill May Fix Very Low Minimum
Washington June 2 MPs and lawmakers debated wage hour reform as a conference committee haggled to bridge house and senate proposals. A 25 cent per hour bedrock minimum was proposed with no industry exempt, plus a 44 hour week absolute standard limiting exemptions. The panel sought a compromise reflecting both bills while preserving core standards.
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Washington
Senate-House
Final Vote On Bill Held Back In Senate
Senate leaders delayed bringing the administration relief bill to a vote as debate loomed. Majority Leader Barkley ended the session mid-evening amid prospects of passage of the $3,422,006,000 measure tomorrow after a two vote win against an amendment targeting WPA employees. Earlier, the chamber rejected a bid to bar using PWA funds for new utility plants duplicating private systems. Continued on Pages 2.
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Washington
Senate
Barkley
Hateh
W.P.A
P.W.A
Helena High School graduates hear Klemme address
Dr H G Klemme of Carlton College Northfield delivered the 35th Helena High commencement speech titled The Enemy Within. He warned civilization is endangered by internal disturbances like hate fear greed and revenge rather than external forces. The 1938 class, second largest, heard the address at Shrine Temple auditorium with Templeton presiding.
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Helena High School
H. G. Klemme
de BH. G. Klemme
Carlton Cotlegs
Northfield
Minn
Shrine Temple
Rie Templeton
Klemme
British effort to end conflict in Spain intensifies
London reports Britain seeks a truce in Spain after months of bloc bickering among major powers. Jose Aguirre backs outside mediation but cautions toward a statement in five to six days. Russia agrees to send commissions to Spain to remove 10 000 volunteers from each side while demanding strict Leg control and refusing to cover Russian withdrawal costs. The British foreign office studies an armistice but warns withdrawal must be arranged and both sides must agree.
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London
Adrawal
Nemen
Europe
Great Britain
Spain
Paris
Jose Antonio Aguirre
Banque Republic
Aguirre
Tussie
Bovirt
Russia
Eers
Gootwill
Samuel Kagan
Legan
Rebels' Spain drive stalls as government recaptures frontier fronts
Hendaye France June 2 insurgent advance toward the Teruel Valencia highway slows under stronger government resistance. Many sectors of the mountainous front guarding the Mediterranean route have seen government counter offensives in the last two days retake territory from Franco's forces.
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Hendaye
France
Teruel-Valencia
Mediterranean
Franco
Peru and Ecuador clash in boundary gunboat incident
Quito reports two Peruvian gunboats fired on civilians in a disputed boundary region and withdrew. The exact location was not disclosed. The long standing border dispute spans jungle terrain east of the Pacific Andes.
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Quito
Ecuador
Pert
President Roosevelt Addresses Naval Academy Grads at Annapolis
President Roosevelt awarded diplomas to 495 midshipmen at Annapolis after urging graduates to study world problems. The ceremony in Dahlgren hall featured white uniforms and flag bunting as families and guests watched, with Rear Admiral Wilson Brown introducing the president who urged graduates to remain well rounded in knowledge.
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Naval Academy Grads
Annapolis
Roosevelt
Navy
Naval Academy
Dahlgren
Midshipmen
Bron
Wilson Brown
Caid
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