Ministers Meet to Discuss World Situation
Severe earth tremors shook England and parts of Scotland Wales and the Channel Islands causing alarm but no loss of life or major damage. The quake began at 1:20 am and lasted five to seven minutes with strong motion felt across the midlands and in NORWAY and Belgium.
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London
England
france
Norway
Belgiusm
Scotland
Wales
Channel Islands
Isle of Wight
J. J. Shaw
West Tromwich observatory
midlands
Dying Child Revives While Holding Dad's Hand
A fragmented OCR report describes a dying child who regains consciousness while grasping the father's hand. The text swerves through garbled phrases with references to a father, a child, and mentions of care or aid, suggesting a medical or dramatic bedside moment. The exact names, places, and context are unclear due to the damaged source.
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DAD
MisSOULA Fire Destroys Ice Plant and Sheds
A northern Pacific millway ice plant at Mis SOULA covering about 1000 by 100 feet and five units burned, melting around 1000 tons of ice. Embers from a high wind fed the blaze. the adjacent carpenter shop was saved though several small sheds were destroyed. Cause undetermined, walls collapsed, hindering but not stopping fire crews.
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Messauda fine
Northern Pacific
milwey
noth
Missouly
ih railroad company
Senate interference in federal prosecutor appointments condemned
Washington June 7 AP The National Law Observance and Enforcement Commission denounced political meddling by the Senate in appointing U S district attorneys in a report to the President. It warns such patronage undermines the presidency and law enforcement, citing opposition in several states and urging proper executive appointments.
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Washington
senate
national law observance and enforcement commission
Hooy
Alsy
Wickersham group
ard
Scarface Al Capone Faces Loss of Big Property Holdings
Chicago reports Capone, the gang chief, faces loss of extensive property and liberty as government moves to collect a 215083 tax lien. Civil liens will be filed against Capone assets nationwide, with actions starting next week in revenue districts where holdings are located.
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Chicago
Al” Capone
Robert E. Neeh
internal revenue
Capone
Neely
Miami Beach
wes Nee
Los Angeles
San diego
ind pte personal
Millions suffer forced labor in Soviet land
Lande June 7 by They Duchess of Atholl told a radio audience there are several millions of men women and children in forced labor in Soviet Russia due to rapid five year plan. The duchess, once parliamentary secretary to the board of education, is influential in conservative circles and cited Soviet decrees printed in the Russian press amid recent foreign office reports. The talk opens a series of three Columbia Broadcasting System broadcasts to American radio listeners.
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Columbia Broadcasting system
Amerein radio wurdienres
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Eastern City Wharf
A massive blaze stemming from an oil fire swept the wharf and seven blocks of the business district in Eastern City. Fire forces from Hampton Roads, assisted by hundreds of sailors and Marines, fought for seven hours before gaining control. Estimated damage runs to at least $7.04 million, with wreckage and machinery of the Amer au Peanut Corp and the Victoria hotel among the major losses. occupants were not hurt.
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Hampton Roads
gluid
flamen
Carrow
city planning commission
Amerau Peanut corporation
Victoria
Actress 200 Love Notes Distressful Case Before Tribun
A West Side court hears the case of a young man known for writing more than 200 ardent letters to actress Ruth Etting. He faces charges of threatening letters and similar offenses, claimed to have sent love notes and telegrams seeking immortality with Etting. Bail set at 500 dollars. past offense linked to an earlier release and institutional promise.
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THIN YOUNG WAN
New York
nmer
west side court
Shakespeare
lawal
Ruthting radio
Lealie Roy
wntime
lesahan
sime
Roy ales
Leslie McElinon
Miss Otting
Ium
Roy
Mains Etting
Military planes reach Spokane port after maneuvers
Spokane Wash June 7 Fifty nine military planes landed here on their way home after the patronal maneuver. The 20th puran group, made up of three parsuit squadrons of 49 ahipa nine ble transport planes and a photograph plane en route to the canat flew over the city in echelon before landing one transport detained by motor traffic near Great Falls will not arrive until tomorrow. The army planes will leave here Tuesday morning. The 16th observation squadron of Spokane crack ontth of the national guard shiny at the maneuvers flow formations over the field and the hand from Port George Wright Infantry perl plived in fore the army flyers were introned tro the crowd in welcoming ceremonies.
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Spokane
Wash
canat
Great Falla
national guard
Port George Wright Infantry
army
coremontoa
Stage Coach Thrills in Wild West Texas Robbery
A stage coach near Shamrock, Texas, was attacked by highwaymen who obliged 18 passengers to surrender 668 dollars in cash and towels. The robbers, on horseback, rode alongside the coach after the heist, occurring around two in the afternoon as the craft traveled east of Herecacy. Passenger leader Mss Tea Sehyeidey Pernt reportedly directed the escape as the band fled toward the west.
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Shamrock
Texas
cote
Drowned at the Forh Street Bridge Warning
A man named in the fragment drowned while attempting to rescue a fishin party near the Forh street bridge. He fell into the stream and was swept underwater before returning to shore with unclear cause and incomplete naming.
Boy Who Did Fifty Burglaries Sought
A New York aunt connected to a burglary spree is sought after a suspect confessed to 26 burglaries in New York and 70 in Los Angeles. Police say the accused, with two companions, traveled from New York to Los Angeles where the burglary list was halted by authorities during a schooling incident in a Los Angeles church.
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New York
eOURNE
Polvo
Twe Angeles
Poli
Los Angeles
cotta
Reparation talks mark two nation summit at Chequers
At Chequers Buckinghamshire England German and British leaders held a two day conference to address the world economic crisis. The ministers pledged close collaboration and discussed postponement of reparations payments with no final text on the issue. A lunch with notable attendees followed as discussions continued.
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POLISSOCHATA Chequers
Buckinghamshire
Eng
Germany
England
Ramsay MacDonald
Heinrich Liuening
Julius Curtis
London
Herr Biuening
MacDonald
United States
Derby event yields $84,000 prize amid mixed cheers
Amid skeptical smiles Pellow workers and Seaton attend the famed Derby as a record prize of $84,000 draws attention. The scene features notable figures such as Loterson Wat and a notable note on ticket holders while discussing outcomes and potential winners.
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Pellow
Seaton
Cincinnati
Smuggling of Mexican Gold Under Official Inquiry
Organized smuggling of millions of dollars in Mexican gold is under inquiry by the attorney general's department. Instructions to border officials aim to halt the activity and tighten vigilance during the investigation. The report notes cross border involvement and possible profit from illicit shipments.
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Mestea City
attorney general's department
Man
Church Must Meet Change In World Says Churchman
A church leader urges adaptation to modern conditions within the faith. He argues Christian ethics require responsiveness to societal shifts and calls for renewed emphasis on outreach and reform. The article outlines debates at a recent convention and notes differing views on how to balance tradition with change.
Guinans on steamer return to US escape voyage
Guinan and her women, returning from France aboard a steamer, hid from officials to avoid entering the army. They urged a steward to fetch two Pegasus Kids to the promenade deck, but a Texas watchful eye stopped them and they did not reach the dock.
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Texas
Woman's skull broken in car crash, three men jailed
A head on collision on the Yellowstone highway two miles east of town left Mrs Kramer with a fractured skull and bruises. Three men, including RoW Mitchell and Charles Bacon, were jailed as police investigated the crash and the status of the Kramer party.
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Thies Wistouth
F Kramer
Butte
stone highway
Kramers
Victor
Charles Sharge wat
Riddil O W Mitchell
Charles Bacon
Roth RehIes
ikramers
Fire at Croatat Palace Devastates Art Collection
In Germany on June 7 a massive blaze engulfed the Palase of Croatia, destroying almost 7000 works of art. Crowds gathered to view the ruins as suburban trains clogged and streets filled with cars. Authorities speculate arson or malicious intent, but evidence was destroyed, leaving the cause unknown. A nationwide art relief drive was proposed but doubtful amid hard times.
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Germany
neondiar sm
oll Croatat palace
Priam
Blind Roy Leads Class in School Honors
Blind Roy tops South high school senior standings among 238 in the class of 7 PY. His long career at Throughest High has placed him among the highest ranks in the school’s history.
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ROY
Onaihi
South high school
Smith Still Has Crowd of Admirers at Paton Parade
Crowds press for handshakes as Smith appears in a New York theater setting. Police officer delays exit while admirers cheer and seek autographs amid the bustle. A caller notes the scene echoed prior public attention and hints at continued interest as the event concludes on a busy city day.
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PATON DARYTON
aed Peers
Smith
ein
New
pitts
Summer Advice for Youngsters in Early Health Columns
A period health note urges parents to keep children safe during summer by ensuring clean drinking water and vaccination, with outdoor time and proper diet. Guidance covers avoiding dusty foods, promoting leafy vegetables, and limiting street foods. Emphasis on daily outdoor activity and rest for younger children.
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Washington
Vicente
tong
4SK Movies to Feed 10 000 Little Ones
Hollywood California June 7 1p An appeal to the motion picture concern to open its pocketbook to feed hungry children was made today by Panthemen producer Lunches provided to Midland whose parents are in frightened circumstances were stopped last Monday when local parent teacher associations supplying the food used up all funds.
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Holywood Calif
colant
Los Angeles
achent
Pantheenem
Midian
Eastern cheats victims seeking work on dam
A state labor official warned the director general in Washington about deceptive job ads at Boulder Dam. He noted 1800 applications and 1000 promised jobs, with workers in the East allegedly promised work for one dollar. The delay and false hope concerns were raised over conditions and recruitment.
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emblowment bureau
department of labor
todas
seivier
Washington
inyon
Boulderdany
Las Versa
Cioay
yeuter diy
Crom
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