Japan Threatens Summary Action Against Outsiders
Shanghai reports a Japanese spokesman warned foreigners face summary measures up to detention or execution in occupied Chinese areas. The threat followed the death of R M Tinkler at a Pooting mill after a clash with Japanese guards amid Alinese labor unrest and a note of British concern over Japan's role in China.
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Whch
United States
R. M. Tinkler
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Quick action delayed on bill amid wartime diplomacy
A legislative committee postponed action on a bill to notify the world that the United States is not Britain’s pawn as forces clash over antiwar provisions. Debates featured motions to expand executive power over combat zones and to repeal neutrality measures, while Senator Russell’s detention drew presidential criticism.
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NLY
England
Italy
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State Department
Walton Moore
Witte
Monarchs of Britain Arrive for Niagara Falls Tour
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth arrived at Niagara Falls Ontario after a Canadian tour, greeting officials and spectators as a royal train passed the border. The couple then traveled toward Washington, with tens of thousands spectating the falls, a balcony appearance, and a canceled Cave of the Winds visit.
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United States
Hull
Ronald Lindsay
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Ont
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Britain
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Niagara
Canada
St. Catharines
U.S
Steta Cordell Hull
Suspension Bridge Station
Washington
Girl Threats With Toy Gun Ended by Police Shooting
A girl threatened with a toy gun led to a fatal police shooting after she commanded drivers to Lansford Pa and threatened violence. Officer Franklin fired as the girl allegedly brandished the weapon, leading to her death. Her parents learned of the death the next day while Stevens was at work in a mine.
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Lansford
Joan
John Brevens
Japs Fire On Plane Near Hongkong British Cruiser Incident
Tokyo dispatch says a foreign apparently British cruiser fired on a Japanese airliner east of Hongkong at 11 a.m. EST. Ten shots were fired and shells exploded within 100 yards of the plane but no damage was reported. The bomber departed Formosa at 8 19 a.m. bound for Tokyo.
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Tathoku
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Brian Waters
Ing
Bishop O'Hara to be Installed as Bishop of Wichita
Wausau City June 7 UP I The Reverend Edwin Vincent O'Hara will be installed formally tomorrow as bishop of the Catholic diocese of Wausau City guiding about 80 000 members. Members from distant points attend the age old ceremony at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception where Bishop O'Hara succeeds the late Bishop Thomas F. Lillis. Archbishop John J Glennon will be celebrant of the solemn night service and Bishop O'Hara will deliver his first address.
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UPI
Rivev
Edwin Vincent O'Hara
Tomorrou
Aiaecko
Wausas City
Wesley Misanuel
Thomas F. Lillis
John J- Glennon
St. Louis
Neal
O'Hara
Lila
Cabinet Debate on Third Term Prompts White House Rumors
The article discusses a magazine piece asserting broad Cabinet support for a third Roosevelt term. It notes unease from Ickes over editing, mentions Congress figures like Bulkley and Maverick offering cautious opinions, and suggests a split within the party over a fourth term and 1940 nominating dynamics.
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Roosevelt
Bulkley
D. Oliv
Maury Maverick
San Antonio
Texas
House
Progressive Star
Bishop O'Hara Arrives to Lead Youth Service Plans
Bishop O'Hara, former sociology professor and World War chaplain who served in France, arrived this afternoon from Great Falls, Montana. He aims to develop 50 cre f and recreational services for boys and girls of his new diocese.
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Pew
Bishop O'Hara
Argonné
France
Great Falla
Mont
O'Mara
Famed Flier Plunges Into the Potomac Tragedy Details Emerge
The body of a famed flyer Sarabia was recovered after his plane failed to turn back to shore and plunged into the Potomac. The craft was salvaged by Navy and Civil Aeronautics Authority crews who had to cut away part of the wreckage to release him. An army doctor said neck injury likely caused by the crash. Messages of condolence arrived from President Cardenas and others. A separate note cites experiments placing golf ball impact speeds at 70 to 126 mph.
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Sarabia
Flo
Amy
New York
Ioowevelt
Laura Cardenas
Merten
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Eltite Department
Woodring
Sakabla
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