Beach Folk in Florida Moving Out
Fort Myers Florida June 14 Sheriff Bob King said he had received a phone call from Bonita Springs notifying him that residents of the small town were driven to upper stories by the swollen Imperial River. The river waters were rising rapidly as authorities urged caution and a drawbridge opener to allow waters through. Naples reported the tropical disturbance passed over at 1 49 p m with winds not exceeding 40 miles per hour and flooding from torrential downpours. Jacksonville residents evacuated coastal resorts as the disturbance neared, with rain inland toward Port Mayaca expected around midnight. Everglades cut off by heavy rain, no casualties reported.
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Bob King
Bonita Springs
Imperial River
Shetitt King
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Ounter Pabses
Fort Hysis
Mia
Juno
William J. Clark
Naples
Here
Hub Fe
Jacksonville
Farida Central
Nea Coms
Sittea
Port Mveta
Evergladen
Ramn
Ohio plant may move beguage of walkout
Cincinnati report states Remington Read executive vice president H Anderson announced the Norvod Ohio plant will relocate to Won North in response to a walkout. About 1,700 men would be affected and the plant’s annual payroll exceeds 2.25 million dollars.
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Cincinnati
H. Anderson
Agslatant
Remington-Read, Inc
Norvod
Ita
Atrike
Andaraon
Norwood
World News In Gist From Various Cities
A terse digest reports President Bonne valt voices against crime devices and greed while 3.6 million veterans receive bonus bond news. Topeky and Kun note governors engaging in churchgoer routines, Congress faces pressure to accelerate work. Foreign and domestic items include Khenghal Cantonese withdrawal from Hunan, and the death of author K Chea tértop in Henconnfield England. London notes Britain softening Tallinn sanctions.
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Ind
Bonnevalt
Washington
Topeky
Kun
Landon
Sitawhat
Relaran
Congress
Hunan
Henconnfield
Eng
K. Cheatértop
London
Britain
Landon Enjoys First Rest Day Since Elevation to Head of GOP
Topeka Kan June 14 Governor Alf Landon relaxed after church with his wife in Topeka as campaign planning began. He spoke of resuming Republican efforts with possible eastern swing, spoke for congregation, and national leaders planned a campaign kickoff with Knox Hamiton and the national committee arranging a Chicago headquarters move.
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G.O.P
Topeka
Kan
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Mra Landen
Firat Mathadier
Daliverog
Harold Case
Aratand
Landowa
Wallwiahorn
Cagn
London
Kanene
Gresseet
Republian
Labor Trouble in Northern Idaho and Washington Lumber Camps
Spokane Chronicle reports rising labor tension across lumber districts in northern Idaho and eastern Washington. Sharp strike potential noted, with a central J. W. W. organization coordinating union activities from Spokane to mobilize workers.
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Wash
Junge
the Chronicle
Idaho
Washington
Idobo
Spokane
Knox Holds Hectic Battle for GOP Nomination
Chicago dispatch notes Col Frank Knox, a potential Republican presidential candidate, moving toward campaign headquarters shifts and a 26,000 mile tour. Knox deflects talk of a war with Gov Landon while highlighting contrasts with Theodore Roosevelt era campaigning. He has not confirmed any decisive moves as Topeka meetings loom.
Quins Expect New Baby As Measles Quarantine Report
Callander Ontario June 14 reports say Mrs Oliea Nienne mother of the famous quints expected to birth a swarth child while a physician advised confinement. The Dionne family home remains under measles quarantine as two older children show mild symptoms.
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Ont
Oliea Nienne
Quinn Han Baen
Nald
Misa
Dinane
Atrick
Hay fever cure claimed by London hospital team
London June 14 A new eight percent effective hay fever cure was announced by the physiotherapy department at St George's Hospital after five years of研究 and testing. The method uses a coating process related to electroplating and involves ionized tin and tin oxide components.
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London
St. George's Hospital
Hamilton in Answer 1 Farley and Lamon Nomination
John Hamilton, new chairman of the Republican National Committee, charged Democratic Chairman James A. Farley with trying for months to prevent Gov. Alf M. Lamon’s nomination and expressed dissatisfaction with both the GOP presidential pick and the party platform. The statement echoed comments made in New York and referenced Farley’s Cleveland convention remarks. Hamilton spoke by telephone with Frank Knox and others before heading to Topeka for talks with Gov. Landon following Farley’s rebuttal.
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John Hamilton
Republican National Committee
James A. Farley
Alf M. Lamon
Hamilton
Mane
New York
Farley
Cleveland
Aad
Clavelanil
Mari
Tomald
Campaten
Ferley
Gal Frank Knox Chiieako
Misher
Repwbl
Ber Lore
Topeka
Tan
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Parney
Qoema
Capromen
Acallig
Fortey
Namiltan
Adolph Spreckles Ends Dash In Boat On Green Lake
In Vincennes June 14 Adolph Spreckles wealthy sportsman was seriously injured when his outboard motor failed his craft sped across Green Lake beach crowds and collided with a sound rack. He and several spectators were hurt as the boat toppled and Spreckles was pulled free to a hospital in critical but not terminal condition.
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Adolph Spreckels
Green Lake
Bnureckers
Aprilatais
Beronn
Aportaman
Fentiln, Witt
Eugene
Ore
Cates
Spreckrle
Ted
Graunil
Rev Peter Marnane Led St Mary's From 1926
Reverend Peter Marnane longtime pastor of St Marys Church died suddenly at the rectory following a morning collapse. Born July 14 1892 in Robentore Ireland he was ordained June 11 1956 at Thurles and served in multiple parishes before becoming pastor at St Marys in 1926. He had been ill for over a year and a half but his death came unexpectedly.
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ST. Mary’s Church
Treire P. Mariane
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Bobetmore
County Limerter
Ireland
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Treland
Robemtore
Jesuit ‘College of the Sacred Heart
Limerick City
Fit
Patrick Collme
Thurles
County Tipperary
Iih
Marnane
Michael Duon
St. Helena Cathedral
Drummond
St. Lawrance Pariah
Walkervilla
St. Mary's Pariah
Insurance racket seen halted by firms probe
June 14 0 a Stringfield Mann district attorney Thomas Morrarty urged insurance firms to clean house as detectives pursue a mass poisoning link. Three men’s deaths prompted officials to curb sale of a toxin in drugstores. Judge Haan urged swift action by insurers to end the practice and protect customers.
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Mann
Thowas F. Morriarty
George H. Kaan
Ludlow
Hostilities in South China may ease amid Chinese Canton stance
Fragmented dispatch reports dwindling hostilities in South China as Canton hesitates to back aggressive aims. Government sources in Nawkdlag and Kwantung provinces suggest restraint while Japanese forces near Amny Faklen raise tensions. American and Japanese naval movements around Shanghai and Amny Faklen heighten vigilance as authorities monitor potential conflicts.
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China
Poutan
Oldie
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Chhuy
Thin Mesnage
Ghon Oni Yang
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Marg
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Rod
Hownter
Contohoas Weye Withraw
Nawkdlag
Yon Kwangtung
Camlana
Lip Nanking
Funan
Lenin
Kwantung
Iwangal
Norhhward
Chinern Repaiia Snalerday
Amny
Faklen Pyoktnice
Caron
Norris backs Roosevelt. warns against Cleveland Hooverites
Senator Norris of Nebraska declares in a radio address that the Republican convention at Cleveland nominated a man unknown to the public and unproven in policy, warning this is a Hooverian push to buy votes with special interests. He urges Americans to resist partisanship and recognize the voters’ welfare as the nation’s priority.
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Norris
Nebraska
Republican Independent
Thoosevelt
Natiuat Concene Tow
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Amoko
Cleveland
Mtan
Nomingy
Ndtack
Norris Said Ha Woe “Not Asking Auppart
Pam
Somal
Bahlad
Roosevelt
Whlen
Holt
Hoover
Roosvelt
Hooveriyn
Jacob
Esai
Twenty Persons Kurt in Battle in Greece
Twenty people were wounded in a clash in Fleusin today between striking cement workers and defending forces who tried to prevent unloading of company sloop. Athens reports heavy unrest as the confrontation escalates with casualties.
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Athens
Fleusin
Baby Bonds On Way To Defenders
A cargo of bonus bonds worth nearly 1.65 billion dollars is dispatched from 12 Federal Reserve centers at midnight to reach about 3 million World War veterans. Officials warn against fraud as misrepresentation and theft of mail containing bonds may incur five years in prison. The home payments are expected to stimulate business and speed economic activity nationwide, with totals and payments varying by recipient. Page 24.
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Washington
Jume
Federal Reserve Bank
Wendy
Horn Corparnion
Undersea Wedding Ends In Narrow Rescue At Sea
Supt. Jot OC. Benyon and Mrs Eilenbeth Mar thee wed beneath the waves off Chitrage. The ceremony proceeded despite equipment failures as divers descended in suits to the ocean bar. A pump jam and a surface rescue followed before the couple could complete the voyage.
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Jot OC
Benyon
Sus Friyndtco
Eilenbeth Marthee
Chitrage
Talagaay Beach
Hove
Ocean Bar
Pardee
Western Cuba Floods Worsen as Rains Continue
Havana radio reports torrential rains across western Cuba flood rivers and inundate low areas in villages and Matanzas City. Residents brace for rising waters as weather warnings persist.
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Havana
Cuba
Matanzas City
Here's how veteran goes about cashing his bonds
Washington June 4 explains the process for veterans to cash bonus bonds. The holder presents the bond to a port master or bank official to witness payment requests, then receives a check from the U S treasurer payable to the veteran by mail. In case of death or incompetence a legal representative is recognized.
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Washington
United States
Oxtata
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