WEDDINGS SAID TO CUT DIVORCE RATE IN STUDY
New York June 2 Offense today praised the eugenic worth of a formal church wedding. Church marriages exist in divorce less frequently than magistrate ceremonies, the Eugenia Research Association was told in a paper prepared for delivery by Dr Paul Popence of Los Angeles. Dr Wise of New York warned divorce may be socially advantageous yet linked to mental illness. presence of children not a sure check. Washington June 2 Vice President Garner named a special committee of senators to probe campaign expenditures by all senatorial candidates.
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Paul Popence
Los Angeles
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Windsors Quiet on Anniversary Amid Global Turmoil
New York June 2 A long account traces the Windsors decline from royal headlines to private life. It notes their 21st wedding anniversary near June 3 and outlines past visits, Nazi Germany ties, U S plans, and eventual stay in France with Cap d Antibes as a future home. It also reports a New York aviation inquiry into Magistrate Overton Harris ordering corporal punishment of a mother for her 18 year old son, who faced jail for disorderly conduct.
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Charles Bedaux
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Cap d’Antibes
Rivera
New York
Batisk Aviation
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Thomas Hradley
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Bradley
Magistate
Bradley Neverhheless
Flying Laboratory Off Over Pacific Adventure
Richard Archbold, a young research associate of the American Museum of Natural History, and five companions launched their 250000 flying laboratory from San Diego toward Hollandia via Honolulu and Wake Island. Pilot Russell Rogers opened the throttles and lifted the 14-ton craft after a leg run. The journey heads into the west south Pacific and the New Guinea jungle.
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West South Pacific
New Guinea
Richard Archbold
American Museum of Natural History
Hollandia
Honolulu
Waketaland
Russell Rogers
Wheeler attacks Minnesota WPA removal over politics
Senator Wheeler of Montana charged that Minnesota WPA director Victor Christgau was dismissed for political reasons. He claimed Harry Hopkins offered a better Washington post and cited Democratic protest on nonpartisan work. The spending bill amendment to bar political activity in relief administration failed 66 to 37.
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Vietor Christgau
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Wheeler
Shipstead
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Christwau
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Hatch
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Workers Alliance asks federal probe on civil liberties
Washington June 2 The Workers Alliance of America announced its president David Lasser wrote Attorney General Cummings requesting a federal investigation into alleged civil liberties denial of members in western cities including Redding Laredo Claremore Los Angeles Great Falls and Grand Island Lasser said local police and authorities used terroristic and unconstitutional methods to deter unemployed organization and protest. fire damaged Detect Tire plant in Huntington Park with about 500000 in losses.
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Workers Alliance of America
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Texas
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O Connor Returning to Montana for In person Voter Registration
Congressman O Connor and Mrs O Connor travel from Washington to Livingston to complete in person voter registration under Montana's new law. He plans to visit communities in his district during the campaign and seeks constituent views on needed legislation. The couple left Washington Tuesday and will register by the deadline.
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James F. O'Connor
Washington
Montana
Havre Seeks To Keep Buildings At Beaver Creek Camp
Havre leaders and the Chamber of Commerce protest the removal of all G C C camp buildings on Beaver Creek. They request at least two remain for recreational use tied to the youth program and Beaver Creek playground. The National Park Service plans transfer to Army Missoula then Malta, where a camp rises.
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Protetta Ware
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Hill County Commisssioners
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Beauvey Creek
Naonal Park Service
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Missoula
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Priest Murder Victim Slain in Missouri Rectory
Centraila Mo June 2 Father Charles Etupiig 66 a Catholic priest was fatally shot and his housekeeper Miss Marta Rice 30 slugged by two men who invaded the rectory of the Church of the Holy Ghost. Col B Marvin Casteel said there were 16 suspects. motive unclear. The housekeeper described two intruders who fled after the assault. The priest died instantly from a bullet to the heart.
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Hineig
Col. Castel
Misa Rice
Claude Hurson
Porc
Casteel
Father Emerg
Mils Rice
Miles Rice
Col. Casteel
Moose Hall Break-In Stings Two Slot Machines Stolen
An unknown prowler robbed Moose Hall on Grand Street Wednesday night, breaking a kitchen window and stealing two slot machines. Police reported two lights damaged and blood found on shattered glass, suggesting the intruder injured a hand while fleeing.
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Grand Street
Merauder
Treasury to refund 1.214 billion in June notes
Secretary Morgenthau announced that 1.214 billion dollars in treasury notes maturing in June and September will be refunded on June 15. The exchange type will be disclosed Monday and aims to clear potential borrowing needs for the fall spending program. The June maturities total 618 million and September maturities 596.9 million. In Chicago, Dr Henn Frank said Dr Thomas H Reed of New York will direct studies for the Republican Program committee audit of New Deal policies.
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the Treasury
Morgenthau
Treasury
Republican Committee
Chicago
Henn Frank
Republican Program Committee
Thomas H. Reed
New York
Peoria Officials Question Prisoners in Kidnap Sketch Case
Federal agents questioned four prisoners in Peoria after Police Chief Leo Kamins said they resembled strongly an artist’s sketch of the Mattson kidnapper. The statement signals investigators pursue a link between the suspects and the abduction, with authorities reviewing leads and seeking confirmation from witnesses.
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Peoria
Leo Kamins
Mattson
Nights and Sisters Hold Joint Memorial Services
Red Cross lodge No 22 Knights of Pythias and Estrellita temple of the Pythian Sisters held joint memorial services at Wagles hall on South Main Street with an invocation by Mrs RB A DeWolf and a reading by Mrs J Miller Smith Jr. Afterward the lodges conducted separate business sessions and a social hour with refreshments. The report notes a stray sentence about a Japanese viviparous organism bringing forth its young alive and bearing shells.
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Knights of Pythias
Estrellita Temple of the Pythian Sisters
Wagles Hall
Om South Mainstreet
RB. A. DeWolf
J. Miller Smith
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