Failure in London May Come Soon
News from London notes small nations eyeing alignment with Mussolini as major powers bicker over war debts and global economic strategy. The piece describes leaders and pundits speculating on a shifting balance of power, with discussions of Europe’s future under a possible axis-led bloc and the impact on economies and leadership.
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London
Europe
Rome
Benito Mussolini
United States
Geant Delhay
Jane Full
Seteran
Ian Alplonnet
Roosevelt Plans Instalment Response At World Conference
President Roosevelt faces a decision on partial payment terms as a British offer prompts debate at the economic conference. The administration signals careful handling to avoid invalidating the larger debt settlement while awaiting delegates’ guidance.
Boris Kenyon to Wed a New Yorker
A public notice reports Boris Kenyon will marry a New Yorker. The fragmentary item mentions Dorie Kent and stage and echo act, with unclear places and dates, reflecting a brief social notice from a Los Angeles source.
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Boris Kenyon
New Yorker
Los Angeles
Cap Dorie Kent
Rosy Sted Wie
Mattern Turns Back After Starting Dart to Alaska
Scientist Mattern turns back after a globe spanning dash toward Alaska. He reports heavy weather and distant sightings as he reverses near Kharharovsk and Nome. The voyage, begun Monday, faced deteriorating conditions amid Siberian winds and icy seas.
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Alaska
Moco
Muattern
Eddy Janie
Kharharovsk
Todas
Laura Anit
Siar
Inshas
Kinharnya
Krhaharaesk
Pom
Soviet to Sell PMLway in Chi Moscow
Ambiguous text reports a Soviet offer related to a PMLway in Chicago Moscow. Mentions a Kaufert government, delegation, and negotiations dated around 11 AM and 28:00. Context unclear. no coherent events or identifiable entities beyond scattered references.
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Chi
Moscow
Kaufert
Northern Honduras Area Sees Delayed Transmission Report
Fragmented history: a delated transmission from the northern Honduras area mentions Temneigaipa and Mandas Tine WAT with garbled terms. The message references La wether arid Verte and a reef of uncertainty about events, locations, and timing, leaving a unclear account of what occurred.
Terror Rages in Austria as Nazis Target State
Vienna authorities moved public safety administration from the burgomaster to a Federal Police Chief amid bombings and disturbances. The government named new state police leaders as arrests swept Nazi headquarters. German citizens, including Reichstag member Theodore Viantent, were among those detained in raids on Nazi offices and stores, with new bombings injuring a fixed price store.
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Vienna
Tina
Agone Seydel
Auntria
Atatea
Palion
Spydel
Alfred Frauenfrid
Miking
Adolf Wiser
Theodore Viantent
Rechstag
Washington Guard Flyers Die in Beach Crash
Two Washington National Guard flyers died when their planes collided during a dive near a beach two miles from town. Witnesses and a military board described the wreckage, with one plane sliding off the edge, both pilots identified posthumously.
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Washington National Guard
Timie
Tate
Fine
Indy
Shely
Denis Hieutenanty
George
Ain Whitney Cini
Spokane
Flood Threat Eases as Columbia River Levels Drop
Weather bureau reports show Columbia River and its tributaries near flood stage but receded today after earlier danger. Advancing snowmelt and rising temperatures prompted monitoring by officials. authorities warned residents to stay alert for sudden rises.
Macon Airship Stuns Chicago at World Fair Flight
The dirigible Macon reappeared over Chicago at 9 15 PM headed northwest after an eastward pass near Michigan City Indiana. It traced a long route from Akron to Lake Erie and Lake Michigan before saluting Milwaukee and Canada, with crowds noting its gleaming hull and vast size.
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Michigan City
Ind
Akron Nhin
Thadirizhie
Lake Erie
Lake Michigan
Chicaga
Milwaukee
Canada
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Newberry
Hai Pow
Charlevoix
Mich
Inka
Frankfort
Midh
Bold watch clue identified in plane disaster wreckage
Mrs Goodwin of New York identified today after a blaze killed nine Germans when a seaplane crashed near New York. A gold watch bearing the victim's initials was recovered among the charred wreckage along with the nondescript linings. Investigators reported the aircraft might have been unfit for service before takeoff from the World's Fair grounds.
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Ween Livcat
Foderml Offferra
Sale Mte
Two Big Rail Unions May Be Made One
Cleveland, June 14 CAP I The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen might unite as a committee will meet with a committee at the federation to discuss a possible merger. A triennial convention adopted a resolution amending bylaws to allow expulsion for interference with legislation.
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Cleveland
Tenencora
President Firm Talk Of His Veto Heard In Congress
Washington June 13 Veterans affairs tied to adjournment plans of the extra session kept members from packing for home tonight. The senate sent back the partial conference report on the independent offices supply bill for re insertion of a veterans amendment the body had added. A one million dollar appropriation would turn over to sick veterans beds now empty in hospitals. Leaders gave up hope of reinstating the amendment and adjourned the Senate until 12 am tomorrow. The dispute with President Roosevelt over further veterans compensation was still unresolved. The House, in session after long idle hours, awaited the Senate.
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Veterans Affairs
Congress
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House
Erans
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Plans Quick Work At Putting Host To Work
President Roosevelt plans swift action to mobilize public works under a new industry act. An extraordinary cabinet committee including Ickes, Wallace, Perking, and Roper will supervise the program aimed at putting a million or more men to work, with announcements expected as the measure is signed.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Uopreselttamight
Senate
Itn
White House
Roper
Ickes
Wallace
Perking
Soldiers hold Georgia Capitol in dispute over highway funds
National Guard personnel in civilian clothes occupied the Georgia state capitol as combat officials formed an anxious guard. Rumors swirled that guard placement tied to a fight with the highway department over funding. Two guards stood behind steel bars near the treasury vaults while the main corridor remained under watch.
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Georgia
Atterita
Dune
National
Change in Naming of President’s Election Proposed in Congress
Washington June 13 The house elections committee approved a resolution to abolish the electoral college and replace it with a proportional system for president elections. Rep Lower said the measure would be acted upon by the next Congress session. The change would divide a state’s electoral votes in proportion to the popular vote for each candidate.
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Washington
House Elections Committee
Tne
Representative Lower
D Mo
Seward Alaska Sees Moderate Earthquake
Seward Alaska was shaken by a moderate earthquake at 12 20 p m today. The event was felt across the city with reports of tremors and brief ground movement. No injuries or major damage were reported as residents checked for aftershocks and safety.
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Seward
Alaska
Toda
Industrial Act Senate Vote Narrowly Passes Amid Party Split
Washington dispatch reports Senate administration forces secure final approval of the Industrial revival bill by a 44 to 39 vote. Independent Republicans and Members from both parties opposed or criticized the conference changes as supporters praised the measure as carrying out Senate wishes.
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Senate
Many AEDS Enrolled For Work In Forests
Washington reports that a Des Moines Indian agent notified the conscription corps that 2.69 percent of Indians are enrolled for forest camp labor. The program aims for a 14.40 percent enrollment across 300 camps on Indian reservations. Grants include 2,970 from Santana, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wyoming.
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Washington
John Collier
Santana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Woorming
Mortgage Act Signed and President Appeals to Creditors
President Roosevelt signed the mortgage refinancing bill allocating 2 007 000 000 for homeowners to exchange mortgages up to 20 000 in value for government indebtedness at five percent. He urged creditors to refrain from foreclosures during setup and to hold off dispossessing debtors while the act comes into effect. The plan lets homeowners swap mortgages, borrow cash to cover taxes, or borrow up to 49 percent of home value at five percent if exchanges fail. This key step aims to curb deflation and aid homeowners lingering since 1923.
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Washington
Roosevelt
No Slackening Coming in Prohibition Enforcement
The report notes no slackening in enforcing prohibition as major reorganizations proceed. Attorney General Cummings states plans to merge bureaus are delayed, with consolidation expected weeks away and over 20 thousand workers reassigned from Washington across agencies.
Gooney to Attend National Relief Conference
State officials will meet tomorrow with federal emergency chief Harry OT Wepkina to discuss nationwide relief efforts. Governors from all states and relief workers were invited and expected to attend, with Montana's Cooney named among attendees.
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Tamiarrow
Harry OT. Wepkina
Hons Kina
Cooney
Montana
New York killing of three underworld figures studied
Police studied a Memorial Day card game massacre in which three minor underworld figures were found bound and stabbed seven times with an ice pick. The victims Charles Cabrirse Salvatora Tulumello and Louis Sally were identified as among those killed. two survivors planned to view the bodies as detectives pursued links to a broader raid.
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New York
Tele
Alain Mien
Flames Sweep McPherson KAS June 14 Fire Damages Several Firms
Fire destroyed or badly damaged multiple Main Street businesses in McPherson including Lake Superior Lumber Quirring furniture and undertaking, Viernon Millinery, Bridgeport Hardware, Nelson Grocery Joy cafe Hotel McCourt Dillon Grocery and others. Explosion from a gasoline truck parked at Lake Superior Lumber Company sparked the blaze. 108 volunteers aided after most city firefighters were at a Wichita convention. trucks from Lindsborg and Watchinson rendered assistance.
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Main Street
Dillon Grocery Abro
Mostrider
Fast Eletth Street
W. E. Harmon Improves After Stroke Confined at Home
Razeman June 13 reports W. E. Harmon former Montana secretary is improving after a stroke suffered last night. The cerebral hemorrhage affected his right side and speech briefly, but he is now able to be awake and confined to home.
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Razeman
W. B Harmon
Montina
Aratate
Buck Brothers Are Equally Guilty Suspect In Kidnapping
Barnatable, Maas June 13 The tuck brothers charged with kidnapping 10 year old Marc Ramet. Defense attorney Filas Barwick argues confessions were improperly obtained and should be excluded. Prosecution contends both brothers, Kannath and his accused brother, are equally guilty of the crime. The preliminary hearing left the jury out as lawyers debate admissibility and scope of the confessions.
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Maas
Tuck Brothers
Marc Ramet
Peg
McMath
Harwich Port
Tillax
Harnatatle
Feourt
Arroye
Filas Barwick
Foy Kenneth Hack
Qey
Willa
Crosley
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