Soldiers Initiated Into Sioux Tribe Named Chiefs
The report describes soldiers at a camp being initiated into a Sioux tribe. Sujan Poindexter received the name Chief Charging Freie, while another recruit was titled Chiefon Rhicid. A rain delay postponed the annual Governor's Day program after the week's events at the camp.
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Willan G. Potudoster
Hyasl
Weniar
Ie Yoakam
Were
Flay
Amin
Sujan Poindexter
Freie
Major Morris
Ako
T.G
Chattavouga
Tenn
Plane Escape Near Montrose Ends Without Injury
Lundquist, 48, and Jack Lesser, 40, escaped a cabin plane mile east of Montrose after a forced landing attempt. The craft, owned by Lundquist, manager of North Continental Cedar, in San Miguel County, was piloted by Lundquist and Lesser. No injuries were reported.
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Montrose
Cole
Dune
Lundquist
Jack Lesser
Oraah
Lundquit
San Miguel County
Three Die in Edgewood Apartment Blaze
A fire in a four story Edgewood apartment building in Providence Rhode Island trapped residents on upper floors. A former vaudeville star and an eight year old child died while others were injured as flames swept through the structure. Dozens were affected as rescuers battled the blaze and evacuated occupants.
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Providence
R. I
Dune
Kurge
Edgewood
Ravoy
Lmways
Ital
Newlox
Sestmnarenr
Flage
Sealny and Voss
Heyfox
Oettuna
Dame Miled
Amar
Journey of Big Clipper preview page fragment
A fragment from the preview of the big clipper journey details a transatlantic flight from New World to Europe. It notes a record crew and reporters aboard the airship style craft and cites Captain Culbertson testing wind currents on the Tagua river voyage.
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Journey OF
Big Clipper
Liston
America
Europe
Pers Sony
Capain
Culbertson
Walters
Tagua
Ardopa
New York
Delicion
Xpa
George and Bess Rest After Strenuous North American Tour
King George and Queen Elizabeth, aboard the Empress of Britain, spent a quiet Sunday resting after a month-long North American tour. The liner steamed toward England, easing the royal pace after extensive engagements and public duties.
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King George
Queen Elizabeth
North America
Hugland
Army Men and Foresters Join Search for Two Little Boys
Elk Mountain Wyoming residents and a large search party including Army men, forest rangers, volunteers, and local officials comb dense timber after two brothers, aged 10 and 4, disappeared near a rugged mountain area. Tracks and faint clues were found miles from the last sighting, with authorities optimistic but cautious about locating them before nightfall.
Tax revision and powers of president on money
Washington, June 16. Congress debates tax revision and presidential monetary powers as House and Senate consider a broad bill. Administration aims to curb corporate taxes while maintaining the 2000 to 900,000 establishment fund. Lawmakers express optimism that a final plan could pass this month, with critics arguing the measure does not go far enough.
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Wastinston
Congressfeal
Tomorrew
Businesa
Pert daughter of college president becomes waitress
Krumsville Pa June 13 Carol Woodman daughter of Yale president emeritus cherishes independence and aims to work as a waitress. She complained about earlier attention after leaving Smith College three weeks ago and says she intends to stay at the Wea College and returns to New Haven with her mother next fall for further plans.
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Krumsville
Carol Woodman
Yale
Kesper
Joh
Waita
Smith College
Jamies Rowland Angell
Wea College
Carol
New Haven
Conn
Angell
Tedting Carnt
Aarbor
Maine
Princeton Students Honor Adolf Hitler Novelty At Graduation
Princeton seniors award Adolf Hitler the outshining world novelty of the year. The German dictator ranked first with 498 votes in a whimsical campus poll. Neville Chamberlain placed second and Franklin D Roosevelt third.
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Princeton
Adole
Hitler
Dictatoy
Uno
POL
Wallerime Miniater
Neville Chamberlain
Provident Oosevelt
Detention of Airman Dahl Probed by Spanish Officials
United States Ambassador Alexander Weddell said he was inquiring into the continued detention of American aviator Harold J. Dahl at Salamanca. Dahl, who disappeared after his plane was shot down May 30 during the Elgin war, remains loyal to his country.
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Madeld
United State
Alexander W. Weddell Gaid
Harold J. Dahl
Salamanca
Elgin
Young Anoka People Tell of Disaster
Minneapolis dispatch recalls a tornado near Anoka twenty one miles northwest, as four youths and a family group watched homes ripped apart. Eyewitnesses describe roofs lifting, debris flying, and near escape from collapse as emergency crews work amid shattered streets and alarm.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Anoka
Here
Hi Messner
Wite
Lavoune
Cinvente Karkbou
Roaiang Rownd
Tornade
Tornada
Columbus Girl Dies of Injuries After Car Collision
A Columbus girl died from injuries after being struck by a car while walking along a roadside. The driver, Jackson Uowe, swerved to avoid another vehicle, then struck the girl who was following a nearby vehicle. She died en route to the hospital, leaving her parents, two brothers, and three sisters.
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Columbus
Polwinhag
Lane
Vindergeeth
Mra Mies
Mowe
Tanyers
Coltiston
Miegil
Rotarians Gather Worldwide for 0th International Convention
In Cleyotana on June 18, about 12 000 Rotarians from 0 nations meet to foster international understanding. The 0th Annual Ratry International convention outlines a three fold program: cultivate an international mindset for youth, promote informed opinion, and encourage cooperation between community clubs and foreign nationals.
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Cleyotana
Ratry International
Tornado Rips Anoka Sector Killing and Injuring Dozens
A June 8 tornado roared across 25 miles west and north of Minneapolis, killing 10 people, injuring more than 60, and destroying over 100 farm homes and buildings. Anoka and surrounding towns suffered the worst damage including multiple homes, a church, armory, store, and school. The storm left many rural properties wrecked while towns faced extensive property loss and casualties.
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Anoka
Corcoran
Maple Grove
Champlin
Cerlar
St. Francis
Bethel
Anuka
Anna Freeman
Minnepolis
Hitler Holds Danzig Move Secret. German Posts Meet
The article reports on Hitler signaling no immediate action on Danzig while German propaganda chiefs and military officials discuss plans. It notes Goebbels announcing Danzig is German and warns against international interference as German forces maintain pressure and secrecy ahead of potential moves.
Blaze on Miquelon Threatens Town After Fire
A Sunday blaze on Miquelon Island destroyed numerous buildings in EL Terre and nearby areas. The inferno damaged a coast near New Foundland and a motion picture theater was damaged as government barricades and police efforts failed to stop the spread. Dozens of homes burned. no injuries reported.
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Miquelans Dynes
Newfoundland
Diwa
4 H Clubs Honor Unknown Soldier at Arlington Tomb
Washington June 1 The Delegalex to the ation dell club encampment placed tribute at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery today. The 172 delegates from 39 states began their day by attending churches in Washington and vicinity.
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Washington
Ation Dell Club
Arlington National Cemetery
Vicluity
Total export bounty paid on wheat high
Washington June 28 U S Department of Agriculture said export subsidy program enabled the United States to sell 142 500 000 bushels of surplus wheat during the 21 month period ending June 1 The government paid an export bounty averaging about 26 cents a bushel on 84 200 000 bushels of the sales The total subsidy was about 22 930 000 dollars
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Washington
Scrrytayy Wallace
United States
Younty Averaghiz
Retaliation program to rebuke Japs
London June 18 Foreign affairs committee of the cabinet will meet tomorrow to consider reprisals against Japan unless the Far Eastern situation changes. Ministers stayed in London over the weekend hoping Japan would show willingness to compromise the dispute that led to the blockade of the British and French concessions in Tientsin. No relief to the critical situation tonight. Policy makers at the foreign office trade and treasury have prepared a plan of possible steps in reply to the blockade. Continued on Page 3.
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Foreign Affairs Committee
Japan
Tondon
Tientsin
Oliteinis
Voord of
Treasmy
State of siege in Tientsin remains unbroken
Shanghai reports on June 19 that about 1900 Britons were interned in Tientsin by Japanese and Chinese authorities amid ongoing anti-British tension. British officials warned nationals to avoid provocations as Japan vows stricter isolation if Britain takes reprisals. Details include rough handling of several foreigners and threats of intensified control by General Hamma, commander of the Japanese garrison.
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Shanghai
Tieninin
China
Japan
Hamma
Tientsin
Vote May Be Forged On Hatchs Measure
Washington reports the Republican minority signaled plans to force a vote on the Hatch bill restricting political activity by federal employees if leaders bring it to the floor. Representative Martin of Massachusetts says they have enough Democrats to join in petitioning to bring the bill to the House.
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Washington
Bone
Martin
Massachusetts
House
Sunk French Sub Locates Sabotage Talk Emerges
Reports state a sunken French submarine found north east of Cani Hanh bay after a 7 aboard crew. Officials map the vessel as between depths near BBR and A726 feet, with search teams noting ocean floor features that could have harmed the Phenix. Sabotage speculation inflames French politics as naval authorities assess whether the tragedy could survive extreme sea pressures.
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Atticiat
Ated Mey
Cani-Hanh Bay
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