Edward and Wallis Wed in France Chateau Ceremony
Edward of England and Wallis Warfield, born in the United States, were married today at Chateau de Candé in Monts France. The private ceremony drew attention as Britain debated the constitutional monarchy while the couple left for a honeymoon in Austria. The service faced church opposition and involved local clergy, reflecting the era’s tensions over royal marriage to a divorced American.
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Monts
France
Edward
England
Wallis Warfield
Chateau de Cande
Honermoon
Austria
Jed Edward
Haenise
Wallis
Minver
Menta
Charles Mereler
Sand
Church of England
Mra Warfiald
Haway
B. Anderson Iardine
St. Paul's Church
Darlington
Eng
Rev Jardine May Suffer For Part
London June 3 The Parish council of St Paul's Anglican Darling ton will chastise the Rev St Anderson Jardins for performing a marriage ceremony without church authorization. The congregation split into two factions with some defending the minister while others condemn his action.
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London
Tnglind
Kamarey Fedwand
Windvor
Wohllis Warfield
Tia
Sama
President Roosevelt Proposes Regional Flood Control Plan
President Roosevelt asked Congress for a national flood control program tied to the Tennessee and Columbia river valleys. He urged seven regional authorities to design coordinated plans for water management, flood and drought prevention, and resource protection across major basins from the Mississippi to the Columbia.
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Tennessee and
Columbia Valley
Placas
Debated Neutrality in Spain and Diverging World Powers
Across a week of Civil War reporting the question of who is neutral remains unsettled. Germany and Portugal back Franco, while Russia aids the Loyalists. Britain and France show cautious, divided stances amid conflicting official positions.
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Iran
Berauss
Spain
Trallang
Franco
Aida
Flames Seize Registration Records in 35 Counties
Registration records in 35 counties were ordered destroyed under a new law, with clerks and voters facing the impact of the measure before the 1938 general election. Some counties preserved records by court order while others burned files as witnesses reported chaos and political maneuvering.
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Flames
Maniiain
Javt
Playa
Missoula
Lewy Ang Clark
Siler Yow
Custer
Ny District
Tha Tar
Amelia Earhart Flies 750 Miles Toward Natal
Amelia Earhart completed a 750 mile leg from Paramaribo toward Natal, landing after the third leg of her world flight. She then rode 25 miles by trolley to Dutch Guiqua, planning the next hop to Natal at Bray Fil’s eastern tip, about 1600 miles away, with hope for tomorrow.
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Paramaribo
Jing
Amelia Earhart
Zondary Airfiats
Paramartho
United States
Natal
Brayfil
World News Briefs From Across Nations
A fragmentary foreign dispatch notes Monts-Dole of Windsor marrying Wallis Warfield. Jenve counle for Austrian honeymenon. Gen. Ebrallin Mola killed in a northern front air crash. Britain submits a nonintervention patrol plan for Spain. Domestic items mention worker organizing drives in mining and a meeting on nonstrike support. Washington reports President Roosevelt and Congress to approve Abraham Makaa TVA river valley project.
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Dole of
Windsor
Wallis Warfiald
Counle Jenve
Tilhno
Ebrallin Mola
Sec
Lond
Tondon—Great
Fritain
Germany
Haly
Spain
Steat
Riiiky
Ateal Mitin
Washington
Presidant
Roosevelt Anka
Probe of Dodging on Taxes Delayed
Washington reports a stalled dispute between two House committees over an investigation into tax dodgers. Democratic leaders failed to forge a plan to create a joint Senate House investigating committee with power to reveal facts about alleged tax dodgers and to transfer some authority to the treasury.
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Waetington
SPA
House
Wart
Mannens
Treasury
Opportunity for Youth Told by Mayor Roberts Graduation Address
In the Shrine temple ballroom Mayor Albert J. Roberts told Helent high school 1087 graduates of bright futures and civic duty. Parents and hundreds of friends heard the speech as students dressed in white gowns and gray gowns filed in. Templeton Superintendent Pasa Templeton presided, introducing Mayor Roberts who spoke with Principal W. W. Walt and Capt. William Murtaugh of the Salvation Army present.
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Mayor Roberts
Shrine Tempie
Albert J. Roberta
Helent High School
Wilte
Boyd
Cnrunr
Templeton Preaides
Pasa Templeton
Caurelier
Roberts
W. W. Walt
MK School
William Murtaugh
Salvation Army
Tornado Strikes Texag McCamay Town Causes Damage
A freakish tornado hit a town in Texas near McCamay injuring several people and causing about 60,000 dollars in damage. Fifty buildings were reported destroyed or badly damaged as the wind ripped through the area.
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McCamay
Texas
Duck
Just A Minute With Irvin Cobb 1900s Recalled
Santa Monica June 3. Irvin Cobb writes on recalling the early 20th century golden age. He discusses prewar prosperity, Teddy Roosevelt’s reforms, skepticism about world war, women’s political rights, taxes, rising living standards, and the belief that prohibition would curb crime and drunkenness.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Uncle Sam
Teddy Roosevelt
Milliona
W. J. Bryan Stonned
Murray to urge Montana relief at White House talks
Washington June 3 Senator Murray of Montana said he would meet tomorrow with President Roosevelt and western colleagues to press for immediate relief from the desperate condition in eastern Montana. He plans to confer with reclamation commissioner Page on bypassing delays and to seek cooperation to hasten Montana irrigation works, including the Buffalo Rapids project, as the emergency grows.
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Washington
Murray
Montana
Roosevelt
Worner T. Bone
Lynn Fragile
North Dakota
William J. Rulaw
South Dakota
Brient Taundeen
Minnisota
Savern Dlivers
Iat
Montare
Vienna Chancellor Plot Disclosed in Air Raid Conspiracy
Vienna reports an immature conspiracy aimed at Chancellor Kurt von Schnaehnigg and a fantastical plan to drop incendiary devices on the chancellery. Police arrested several persons tied to the plot including individuals named in court statements.
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Vienne
Kurt von Schnaehnigg
Steel War Hits Steel Industry Recruits Stem from Murray Order
The Steel Workers Organizing Committee launches a cross‑state recruitment drive in Minnesota and Michigan ore fields to support bargaining with three independent steel producers. Murray announces a campaign as Canton Ohio sees strikes at Timken Roller Bearing and Republic Steel plants. Senate investigators may probe company union activities and alleged violations under the Wagner Act.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Minnesota
Michigan
Thilip Murray
S.W.O.C
John L. Lewis
Mahoning Valley
Cdge
A&a Committee For Industrial Organization Union
Ine Canta
Timken
Republia Steel Corp
Hind
Canton
Manaillon Dstrict
Murray
Senate
Republic Breel Corporation Planta Wera
Ppenala
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Nll
National Labor Relations
Republic
Republic Steel Corpora- Hom Odeelinew
Setila
Iforea
Arnre
Roosevelt touts U S readiness for world peace cooperation
Washington reports President Roosevelt declared the United States ready to cooperate with foreign nations at all times to preserve world peace. He spoke at the World's Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention, urging divine providence and peaceful humanity, without naming any country. Also noted a marriage license issued to Joseph M. Foxerty and Harold Moore, both of Butte Montana.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Menanga
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Robinson in Parley Upon Hot Dispute
Washington reports Senator Robinson of Arkansas the majority leader signaled after a White House conference that the administration should propose a compromise on the Supreme Court reorganization bill He said he is not a candidate for the vacancy created by Justice Van Devanter and did not discuss it with the president The talk covered amendments and possible delays with Robinson hinting at his own potential proposal Also discussed were broader legislative goals and reorganization plans for the remainder of the session including tenant farming land ownership low-cost housing extension of income taxes and closing tax loopholes
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Washington
Robinson
Arkansas
White House
Supreme Court
NobInson
Justice van Devante
Arkanaag
Executive Mansion
Robingan Nso
Congressional Acusion
Spanish Rebels Lose Noted Chief in Airplane Disaster
General Emilia Mode, key planner of the Bilbao siege, died when his plane crashed near Brichecn hampered by fog. Basque defenders claimed recapture of Lemna, southeast of Bilbao, as rebels blamed a furious Basque counterattack. In Madrid’s interior, loyalists stiffened against rebel advances while German ships neared Spanish waters to deter a government push, with Britain proposing a European nonintervention plan to shield warships and ensure patrol protection.
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Emilia Mode
Bilbao
Brichecn
Lemna
Guedarrama Mountains
Madrid
Naurgetta
Fegovia
Vorsele
Britain
Germany
Italy
France
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