Appeal of Husbands Kidnap Case Intensifies Hunt for Missing Wife
Officials intensify a Long Island search for Mrs. Alice Parsons after five days of waiting for her release from alleged kidnappers. Federal, state, and local authorities coordinate a house-to-house sweep as investigators pursue new leads and question her husband Walter Parsons while relatives press for her return.
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Alice Parsons
Long Island
Telat
Pharaun Fmeneise
Doradine
Iteny Tysek
Talat
Beness Wien
Parsons
Investesatars
Tairal
Bitter Root Man 5 Found in River
Coroner reports Sidney Wakeham found dead near Bitter Root river south of Davy Sant. Believed to have died from a wound from a 28 caliber revolver, but Game Warden and authorities think drowning may have caused death. Continued on page 2.
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Pune
Sidney Wakeham
Ravener
Dadler Teale
David
Eeisrae Saemdd
Davy Sant
Wakermat
Tre Heeberk
Billings Clears Away Debris From Quastrous Flood
Billings was hit by a historic flood with millions in damage as local state and county agencies moved to speed rehabilitation. Roads and rail lines suffered disruption while trains resumed service and utilities were restored. Water remained a concern but city officials pledged safety and urged caution as residents prepared for continuing cleanup.
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Panis
Vie
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Laurel
Sant Bya
Vfiots
Remnet
Fred
Fred Stores On Achatplate
Bislines Jrevisas
Fed
Pyne
Italian Dictator Bans British Propaganda Films in U.S.
News dispatch reports Mussolini’s regime ordering withdrawal of several American-exhibited films deemed British propaganda. The film list includes The Charge of the Light Brigade Lives of a Bengal Lancer Tho yda of London and Clive of India, cited as British prepay. The action reflects wartime censorship affecting U.S. screenings.
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Motion Meture
Goovernment
Uals
Light Brigade
Thoyda
London
Clive
India
Labor Troubles in the Middle West Split by Four Parties
Walter Lipppmann analyzes midwestern labor strife insisting there are four parties: independent steel employers, organized labor, and two agitator factions. He argues only negotiated contracts and orderly procedures can resolve the crisis, condemning the stand of independent steelmakers as short sighted and harmful to industrial accord.
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Middle West
Jabor Treubica
Ohio
Tiliness
Michigan
Imag
Bes
Ated
Ind
John Lewis
C.I.0
Isane Fa
Flint
Saginiaw Villey
Lewis
Electrical Flower Company
Burinan
Nitrik
Ton
Thor Atrupaine
Nnt
Ags
Sentra
Inbor
Stockmen Benefit From Rains and Warmer Weather Forecast
Rains boosted cattlemen's prospects as skies cleared in recent days. Widespread precipitation varied by area with Montana reporting 0.66 to 1.06 inches in places, while northeastern regions remained dry. Flood repairs and traffic detours continued as weather officials noted calmer, warmer trends ahead. rainfall totals and impacts on crops were still being assessed.
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Tralne
Afontani Yraterday
Northern Pacific
Washanta
Glendive
Montana
Ponlur
Fort Peek
Wil- Natan
Wilingan
Weather Bureau
Mehl
Centrad
Malta
Great Falls
Lowslawn
Bratt T. Hart
World News In Brief From Fragmented Dispatches
Domestic Monroe Michigan organizer warns of days of danger as vigilant guards protect town amid threats. Washington orders mine strikes in steel war, clashes erupt in Anderson Indiana and Johnstown Pennsylvania. Missing woman pocada abductors sought new instructions while rain bombs strike a beleaguered city. London debt settlement nears, Finland expected to pay. Edward Wallla wedding resumed after delays. Manila heat hunter Jor nf 14 captured by lone constable.
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Mich
Sten
Alen
Washington
Tohn Lawla
Tiniannen
For
Anderson
Ind
Johnatown
Stony Throok
Dasalles Adm
Parson Who Wed Windsor Resigns
The Reverend T Anderson sardine who officiated the Windsor wedding resigns from St Pauls Church Darlington stating the resignation has no relation to recent events. His departure follows scant public visibility since the royal marriage in France two days before.
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Parlington
Way
Lane 12
T. Anderson Sardine
Edward VIII
Wallis Warfield
Chateau de Cando
France
Planes Crash Kill Several In City Area
Mafia: A series of plane crashes today killed multiple people and injured others in Los Angeles area neighborhoods. Frank Nannister, 40, Monterey Park, Wred Loth, 29, Pasadena, and KL M. Patrick, 23, Alhantiu, were among the dead. a Glendale sidewalk crash trapped Joseph Leon Thaydor, Las Angeles, near a dwelling. Earlier, Gordon Sinzeltine, 30, Le Jolla, and Ruth Dailey, 30, San Diego, survived a fogbound flight but ran low on fuel before landing. A post office drive against fake protection organizations was announced in Washington.
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Lois Anestes
Teres
Sung Street
Knoll
Sin Marin
Frank Nannister
Monterey Park
United States
Wred Lolh
Pasadena
KL M. Patrick
Alhanthru
Snd
Glendale
Incies
Joseph Leon Thaydor
Las Angeles
al Moat
Jack R. Newett
Los Angeles
Gordon K. Sinzeltine
le Jolla
Ruth Dailey
San Diego
Burbank
San
Filipino headhunter captured by provincial constabulary
Report from Abas district, Kalinga province states that the famed headhunter, credited with many killings, was surprised in a cave by Sergeant Pio Pit. After resisting with a heart-axe, Kalinga fell to rifle fire. Casualties and injuries were reported on both sides, with the hunter killed and his marching band scattered.
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Manila
Jung
Kalinga
Ana
Cagryin
Pio Pit
Pimt
Constati
Katingan
Reds Break Iron Ring at Bilbao in Civil War Drive
Basque leaders concede the first line ring defending Bilbao has fallen to insurgent forces in the brutal civil war. British and French destroyers anchored near Bilbao port to evacuate President Jose Antonio Aguirre and key government figures if needed as planes swarm over Basque positions.
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Bilbao
Spain
Rilbao
Neryton
Jose Antonio Apuirre
Megissary
Alr
Guaing
Gunter Urtharri
Madrid
Billo
Tithou
Polish Jews Need of Help At 29th Convention
The 29th convention of the Federal Union of Polish Jews in America reported that more Polish Jews are enslaved and dying while aid is requested. A fundraising goal of 2,000,080 was set for pogrom victims. A socialized medicine idea and tax reductions for physicians were proposed by Dr. Seaver Smith of New Haven to honor hospital and clinic workers.
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New York
Moland
America
Rostow
Dygs
Seaver Smith
New Uaven
Conn
Llomeopathy
Street clash in Anderson wounds nine at UAW meeting
In Anderson Indiana on June 13 a street fight between United Automobile Workers members and nonunionists wounded nine men and injured several others near a union hall. Police cited reports of gunfire from a third story window and tossed debris. Chief Carney promised arrests as order was restored.
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Joseph Carney
Company Union Carney
Rm Company Union
General Motors
Anderson
Charles Bile
Dase Pleph
W. V. Baler
Lara Kimmerling
Russe Abrams
Warl Polk
George Abel
Wham Bartley
Gerd King
Trogpita
Ivy
Usaaw.a
Protest Over German Priest Arrest Sparks Pulpit Message
In Mwneh Germany on January 13 Catholic pulpits reported Michael Cardinal von Frusheber’s protest to the Reich church ministry against the arrest of Rupert Meyr a priest. Meyr was seized June 5 on charges of delivering an anti government sermon.
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Germany
Jang
Michael Cardinal von Frusheber
Reich
Rupert Meyr
Wheeler to press drought relief for Montana farmers
Senator Tartan K Wheeler of Montana returned from the state and said he will press federal agencies for immediate drought relief. He plans talks with Harry Hopkins and O L Wilson to coordinate a national program to conserve water and expand irrigation projects. Farmers are shipping livestock to cope with water shortages as drouth pinches eastern Montana. Wheeler spoke during a visit to Butte for Montana School of Mines commencement.
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Washington
Tartan K. Wheeler
Montana
Mureau
Harry J. Hopking
Works Progress
O. L. Wilson
Agricature
Wheeler
Tready
Roosevelt Returns From Chesapeake Bay Cruise
President Roosevelt came back to the White House after a weekend cruise on Chesapeake Bay. The party included Secretary Wallace and Attorney General Cummings.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Secriary Wallace
Cummings
Michigan moves troops from Monroe after steel protest
In Monroe Michigan troops were withdrawn hours after a mass meeting led by C SO speakers warned there will be no peace until Republic Steel signs a contract. Mayor Knages said guards may stay till tomorrow with 500 police officers and as many American Legion members available. District UIL Manager Holloway said any bloodshed will be the governor's responsibility. The mass meeting, estimated between 8 000 and 25 000 attendees, urged Governor Murphy to ensure protection.
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Monroe
Mich
Massa
Frank Murphy
Mine Workers to Enter Steel Row
Washington reports, June 13, the Committee for Industrial Organization’s chairman called a strike of 9,500 United Mine Workers in 17 plants owned by Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube. Herald notices warned coal companies that any disruption would be resisted by ULM and ULMW members. Lewis urged government restraint on steel leaders Tom Girdler, proposing a federal request to governors to close mills to preserve peace until disputes settle. He declined further comment on possible presidential intervention.
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Washingon
Dolm
Tews
Committee For Industrial Organization
United Mine Workers
Bethlehem Reet Company
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Ulm.m
Ulm.w
Great Lakes
Lewis
Tom Girdler
Republi[c Steel Corporation
S Roosevel
High Mass Celebrated for 108-Year-Old New Jersey Woman
Boonton New Jersey June 1 A high mass of thanksgiving was held at Sts Cyril and Methodius church for Mrs Doris Mattia reputedly 108 years old. She walked unaided to the hilltop church, where she worships weekly, and took her place of honor as Rev Andrew V. Steffan conducted the rites of the faith she adopted in Austria a century ago.
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Boonton
Doris Mattia
Haltmie Hit
Sts. Cyril and Methodiois Roman Catholic
Andrew V. Stefan
Austria
Allies of U S Again Default on War Debts
Hendon June 14 The United States wartime allies prepared to default again on installments due June 15 totaling 4 977 000 000 Britain expected to reject Washington's reminder while Finland may pay with 163 143 due May 29 None of the twelve other debtors had paid, bringing total overdue to 1 314 921 109 and rising to 1 520 159 969 with Tuesday's influx.
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United States
Armo
Washington
Britain
Finland
State Department
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