Roosevelt Finds Look Article Sparks Third Term Talk
President Hoover? Roosevelt brushes off a Look magazine piece citing Secretary Ickes praising a possible third term. He declined to comment further at a June press conference, joking about a soulish question as reporters pressed on 1940 speculation. The gathering touched on Democratic plans and political voices from Governors to reporters, with no firm stance given.
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Washington
Hoosevelt
Ickes
Look
Monsevett
Hern
Nelson G. Ershot
Birmingham
Aten
Bishop O'Hara Heads Kansas City Diocesan Takeover
Bishop O'Hara is en route from Missoula to Kansas City to assume leadership of the Kansas City diocese. He will land in Omaha to meet officials and attend a reception at the Cayton station marking his arrival tomorrow afternoon. A reception and briefing with local clergy and community leaders are planned for the evening as preparations continue for the new bishop's tenure following the death of Bishop Allis last December.
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Kansas
Mts
Omaha
Wey
Radin V. O'Hara
New
Kansay City
Diaense
Mont
Fustatlatinr
Abe
Cayton
Aloe
Wishon Thomas
Allis
Brush Fire in Canada Controlled at Esprit Village
More than 200 volunteer firefighters from the Esprit settlement fought a fierce brush fire in Quebec near Aimouski, destroying 14 buildings and threatening the entire village. Damages estimated at about 100000 dollars.
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Canada
Aimouski
Que
Esprit
Hare
Centrol
Young flier bound for Mars rescued at sea off Georges Banks
Carlisle Pa student Cheston L. Eshelman, 22, drifted from Mars aim to Boston, rescued by Villa Nova trawler near Georges Banks about 175 miles east southeast of Rostod. He was treated for shock and exhaustion after plane sank, 4.90 a.m. MST.
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Chatham
Miss
Mars
Cheston Ll. Eshelman
Carlisle
Georges Banks
Boston
Astman Ajartmars
Associated Press
Eskelman
Viaudra
Rostod
Loday
FJ O'Hara and Sons
Hitler Praises German Troops Who Aided Spain
Berlin reports Premier Hitler praising German troops sent to aid the Spanish civil war. He frames the act as support for Spain's neutrality and defends Germany against perceived world conspiracy. He cites sympathy for Spain’s suffering and thanks the German people.
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Hitler
Spain
Berlin
ty—Chancelion Miler
Aag
England
Thorelchfuchrer
Nationaliat
Francino Frenco
Etrugals
Bpaly
Wald
Spaln
Agreement Reached In Auto Strike In Detroit
Federal mediator James F. Dewey announced that management and United Mine Workers union had reached a settlement ending the two week strike at Briggs Manufacturing Company in Detroit. The walkout idled over 70 000 workers as talks continued and terms would be drawn up after further conference between aides from both sides.
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Detroit
James F. Dewey
Tobightal
United B
Shike al
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Silver alloy steel debuts as non corrosive coating breakthrough
New York based Jyne & Silveratee announced a silver alloy enhancing Amateon steels with small silver additions under two percent. Developed at MIT with Chemical Foundation funding, the patent will be licensed to American industry. The alloy forms a protective silver chloride film on steel, offering rust resistance and a brighter polish, though silver leaching poses aquatic toxicity concerns.
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New York
Jyne
WALET
Marcy Atalnicus
Cuba Refuses Landing for Jewish Refugees Amid Flawed Offer
Cuban authorities again refuse landing rights to Jewish refugees aboard the Hemburn American liner. Cuba signals reconsideration unlikely while bond offers and temporary haven plans fail to gain approval. Officials report Cuban plan to admit limited numbers remains blocked by policy and lack of acceptable terms for aid groups and transit states.
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Travana
Hemburn
Hawrence Rerenson
New York
Berenson
Steel Worker Held for Firing Shot at Duchess
A 26 year old cyclist appeared in the magistrate court charged with firing a sawed off hat near the Duchess of Kent and then pedaling away. The case raised questions if the weapon was aimed at royalty or fired accidentally during a tandem ride. The hearing was adjourned for a week.
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Duchess
London
Wan
Maristrate
Nan
Duchess of Kent
Ludweilge Vincent
Toft
George
Westmialstar
Nis
Democratic Leader Wins Seat in House
David J. Ward, a Democratic state senator from Sallalincy, defeated A. Stengle Marine in Maryland's first district special election for Congress. Ward received 24,025 votes to Marine's 10,299, securing the seat formerly held by Rep. T. Alan Golda's borough.
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Ballahary
David J. Ward
Sallalincy
A. Stengle
King and Queen Tour Canada On Royal Train
King George and Queen Elizabeth travel by royal train through towns along the Notrate River, cheered by crowds. The Canadian tour marks a grueling day with crowds lining tracks from Toronto to Niagara Falls.
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Windsor
Our
Dane
King George
Eizabeth
A. Antilon
Otty
To- Tonto
Notrate River
Anil Nee
Survivor of Thetis Tells Experiences in Sinking
London June 6 Thetis survivor W C Arnold described the moments after the submarine sank. He said the victims initially laughed and clung to hope, then panic and fear followed as the ship sank and oxygen ran low. Arnold and others reached the surface after a long struggle as the wreck claimed many lives.
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London
Stoker
W. C. Arnold
Thetis
Reve
Arnold
Fen Hors
Asnee
Gavin
Loory
Old-Age Pension Drive Faces House Opposition
Washington reports a partisan push to ease federal aid for aged pensions, drawing Republican resistance. Representative Treadway warned rapid action could topple Social Security, while Fis orded against raising the minimum to $20 without broader funding changes. He proposed a $10 federal contribution with no matching funds requirement, noting some states could not meet higher levels.
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Washington
Treadans
Mann
Treadway
Lagatnat
Ataten
Fis
Ptaten
Uneka
California
Fish
Stork Tricks Couple Seeking Adoption in Wilmington Report
A couple from Wilmington sought to adopt a baby when a stork allegedly delivered twins a boy and a girl. Mrs Stark had traveled west a week earlier to finalize the adoption but the stork produced two infants, leaving the couple unsure which to keep.
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Phoenis
Ailz
Sune
Stork
Henry Stark
Wilmington
Stark
Five Adventurers Start Water Route From Ocean to Ocean
A five person expedition led by an English organizer departs Coquille Oregon on a Pacific voyage toward the Atlantic. The party, including Mrs Clegg and guides Holatrom and Johnson, aims to navigate rivers from the Snake to the Missouri then through the New York canal and eventually reach Yellowstone and the Atlantic. They expect about 4000 miles of travel with daily progress varying as they contend with mountains and rough currents.
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Welser
Wala
Luna
Coontlag Wom
Nera
Snake River
Moelils
Coquille
Ore
Tubulent
Sinke
Leviston
Idaho
Welver
Anake
Yellowstone Park
Missouri
G. Clegg
Vancouver
B.C. Winehor
Haldane
Melstrom
Karl C. Hamilton
Clarence Henn
Willis Johnson
Thistle
Utah
Holatrom
Johnson
Colorado Tier
Koulder Dam
Mra. Clegg
Alin
Mra
Wheeler Mentioned as 1940 Democratic Candidate at Meet
Cleveland delegation reported Wheeler as a 1940 Democratic candidate at a Montana convention. The meeting discussed railroad regulation and a possible shift in the party’s direction. After Wheeler spoke, railway union leaders hinted at Wheeler addressing the 1940 Democratic national convention as a potential speaker for the party.
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Wheeler
Cleveland
Dune
Burton & Wheeler
Mont
Velogaten
Democratie Narty
Panihaler
Apeaker
Montana
Crazy worker kills brother and cousin in desert attack
Nogales Avie June 6 A crazed 22 year old former roller worker killed his brother Eugene Adams 19 and cousin Antonio Gonzalez 20 at a desert camp lured them to a Patagania highway location and shot Hector Gonzalez in the head leaving him for dead. He then killed two victims and killed himself after being found dead miles northwest of here. Sheriff J J Lowe identified Homer Adame as the slayer and described a bizarre tale of the killings.
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Nogales
Avie
Lfe
Homer Adame
J. J. Lowe
Here
Brather
Eugene Adams
I Couali
Antonio Gonzalez
To & Desert Apat
Patagania
Ilealen
Hector Gonzaing
Tim
Hector
Doug
Civil Liberties Body to Stage Meeting in Jersey City
The American Civil Liberties Union announced it would hold a meeting next Monday night at Journal Square amid a widening civil rights controversy. The group referenced the Supreme Court free speech and other protections as the basis for the gathering.
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Jersey City
Mid
American Civil Liberting Union
United States Supreme Court
Journal Square
Puany Swanthy
Night Chief of Police Fallen in Anaconda Saloon Gunfight
In Anaconda a bartender and four others were wounded or killed in a saloon gun battle with an armed man identified as Enoch Huckoveh. Night Chief Ed Stewart and former deputy Al Oldbaber were killed. Burt Jones and Enock Uuchoveh were wounded. Huckoveh was captured after a long confrontation with police led by Chief Mike Mahoney.
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Anaconda
Ed Stewart
al Oldbaber
Enoch Uuchoveh
Mike Mahoney
Stewart and
Oldbaber
Burt Jones
Huckove
Atate
Deer Lodge
Mahoney
Utvekovel
Diunk
Firat
Nk Sninon
Tagedy
Burt Jogte
Ing
Jones
Huckoveh
Heviit
Benohe Nalawn
Cromiing
Oldtaber
Nurkoveh
Stewart
Blewart
AL Stewart
Aeleplgng Pulice
Joven Ag
Seranttraded
Alory
Aleht
Htuckovel
Bladichs
Corned
Aboter Gajoor
Hurlender
Hlosd
Mizhsore
Huchovel
Oldhaber
Huckavell
Health Meeting in Butte Scheduled for June 26
State health officials and Montana public health delegates will attend a two day meeting in Butte on June 26 and 27. The program outlines participation from health officers, dental association leaders, and heart program officials with locations and coordinators to be announced.
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Butte
Hutte
Mortam Public Wealth Association
Addrensen
Bureau of Pubic Health Officers
Uice
of Heart
Edmonton
Alta
Caranda
Montana
Stain Dental Association
Elena
Patter
Great Falls
Martin's Union Now Has A.F.L. Charter
Washington reports the American Federation of Labor issued a charter to Homer Martin's Independent United Auto Workers group. The move comes after the split when workers left the AFL to join the CIO. The Martin faction voted in 1936 to rejoin the AFL.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Homer Martin
United Auto Workers
Voing
Auto Worker
AFL
C.1
Martin
AF-1
Services At Sea For Thetis Victims In Mourning
Airkenhead England June 6 widows and sweethearts of Thetis submarine victims held mourning services and planned a public inquiry. Survivors recall volunteers to test escape apparatus after three sailors died during trials. The wreck’s fate remains a grim tragedy shared by Chatham Portsmouth and Devonport crews.
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Airkenhead
Engsend
At & Fun Arts
Rowan
Liverpool Bay
Muhmaring
Chathaw
Forlamouth
Dovogpert
Pione
Johnson
Cammell Laird
Thetis
Frank Shaw
Thelle
Earl Stanhope
Ford
Admiralty
London
Leeds
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Edward Merkle
Chanely
Viettms
St Louis
Corman
Welhelm Schoeder
Yessuly
ED Brewary
Poller
AL Olinaber
Civil Liberties Body
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