Gannett Attacks Roosevelt Second Term in Protest
Rochester publisher Frank Gannett urges President Roosevelt to decline a second term, condemning his administration as a failure. He cites scarcity, production limits, and a shift from private enterprise to government spending as harmful to the country.
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Washinghon
Lune
Frank Gannett
Rochester
Reigh
Gannett
Gnnenett
Aifles
Woshington
Major Kennedy of Anaconda Completes Army Course
Washington June 18 AP Major Smile T Kennedy Anaconda Montana completes intensive training as supply expert for war needs. He is among 62 army and marine officers finishing the industrial college program training for military supply tasks in emergencies.
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Major Kennedy
Anaconda
Washington
Smile T. Kennedy
Bent
Army
WANS
Marine Corps
Tre -Army Industrial College
McNutt Hints Presidential Run if Roosevelt Backs Out
Honolulu June 18 Paul V McNutt said he would seek the presidential nomination if Roosevelt does not run but would back Roosevelt if the president seeks reelection. McNutt, arriving from the Philippines, confirmed a Washington report that backing for McNutt would come from Indiana Governor Minton. The remarks touched on Buckner case connections and implications for Philippine governance.
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Honolulu
Paul V. McNutt
Rannsvelt
Hut
Roosvelt
T Ransdate
McNutt
United States
Phippines
Unita
Washington
Wenter
Greator Minton
Ind
McNult
Noorsych
Roonerelt
Body of Genghis Khan brought into China
The silver tongued dust of Genghis Khan, famed Mongol conqueror, was returned to North China from Mongolia to a secret mausoleum site as Japanese and Mongolian factions vie for influence. The article notes his conquests across Europe to the East and the legacy through Kublai Khan and Hui Ganghin.
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Yulla
North Sheng
China
Genghis Khan
Aste
Europe
Great Wall
Etaniphuro
Mongolia
Kublai Khan
Peking
Hui Ganghin
Townsend Plan Aims $800000 Year Radio Broadcasts
Dr Francis E Townsend announces a plan to raise $800000 a year for national radio broadcasts to support his old age pension proposal. The report notes the proposal as part of Townsend's public campaign from Los Angeles dated June 18.
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Townsend
Los Angeles
Francis E. Townsend
Slayer Pursued as Wisconsin Manhunt Expands
A major search in Weyward Wisconsin tracks escaped convict John Ray Olson linked to two deputy deaths. About 20 deputies, an airplane and bloodhounds scoured the Chippewa River area near Nigrenort as Olson, six feet tall with a broken nose, remained at large after allegedly robbing a license plate from a stolen car and fleeing county officials.
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Weyward
Wis
UPI
Bill Metentfe
Veneer
Yuryward
Sheest
Jeon Ray Olson
Twn
Nigrenort
Weir
Weven
Cine
Stn
Olson
C. Davis
Ned Olson
Week in Review: oddball Pennsylvania tour happenings
New York dispatches recount a jumble of curious incidents during Pennsylvania tour week. A Lancaster wedding fails to occur after voters and officials scramble amid quirky misfortunes. Nearby tales include a Rhode Island burial plan, a Kentucky lunchroom sign, and a Seattle legal dispute over a handshake.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Swlasvals
Lancaster Chirel
Daya
Philadelphia Postottica
Wyoming Valley
Historical Society
Death inquiry after Deer Lodge shepherd shot
Avaninda Jane 18 whose sheriff Barney Faran of Deer Lodge questioned on the death of Joseph Gabriel of Deer Lodge. Funeral services were held in Deer Lodge. Witness Wundrow Meehan, 22, found last Thursday about 14 miles north of Deer Lodge. Coroner Arthur Lang Tallow said an autopsy will render Tuesday afternoon.
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Avaninda
Jane
Barney Faraan
Deer Lodge
Watt
Joseph Gabriel
Deee Lodge
Taday
Gable
Farm Security Program Criticized in House Report
A House committee report condemns the Farm Security Act as paternalistic and costly. It urges Rep Peterson to push legislation for debt free homesteads, offering 9 to 180 acre plots to farm families, arguing this would lower federal outlays and replace mortgage burdens with government supported units. The document argues that such programs threaten liberty and rely on government control.
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Washington
Pipers
Yphotatite
Peterson
Dy Win
Detlguen
Peterson Hill
General Statt
Yirseware
United States
S.A
Coumut
Aera
Georga and
Mucarit
Georgia
Workers Alliance to Form National Organization
Wasitighen June 18. Representatives of all dependent and unemployed workers will meet in Washington June 24 to discuss forming a national organization. Mayd Leith of Baltimore, chairman of the arrangements committee, said the alliance would be democratic and based on the hawk and feather. A House Investigating committee will hear testimony, but the alliance is not committed.
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Wasitighen
Reaper
Washington
Workers
Nance
Mayd Leith
Baltimore
Rou Wiiliee
Sid
Xurl
Nave
Workers Alliance
Kellogg Cites Lincoln Ideas for National Renewal
Buffalo June 18 Kellogg argues Lincoln's self reliance and local initiative must guide a modern renewal. He warns against overreliance on business recovery alone as public relations and industrial migration reshape cities. He spoke at the 66th annual meeting of the National Conference Work, urging action to reestablish Lincolnian footholds in a changing economy.
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Batfalo
Lincoln
Alex Maerdey
Paul Kele Oy
New York
Ely
Seetale National
Americus
Rolf Kovernmant
Vasler
Kelloge
Abesrosp
Prosecution Takes For Admission Of Boy s Statements
Akian Colorado June 18 Prosecution pressed for admission of boy Meiberry statements to peace officers after his arrest for the slaying of John Z Gray Jr a Colorado Springs salesman The district attorney called 19 witnesses to trace Meiberry s activities on March 10 including statements made aboard a train and at Fond du Lac Wisconsin The defense contends the statements were obtained under interrogation and should be admitted only with proper assurances of their reliability and relevance The case centers on whether statements by 22 year old Meiberry may be used in presenting the prosecution s theory of the slaying by Gray during a dispute at a Brunch Colorado filling station and the subsequent driving of a Procter Gamble car in the vicinity The jury trial was held in Akian with testimony expected to continue into the next days
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Akian
Colo
Meilberry
Fond Dy Tac
Wis
Colorado
Thomas Muncon
Detente
Arguel Pitch
Wisconsin
Dog Rags Plays Part in Solving Murder
Fremont authorities credited a detector unit with aiding the case against Elma Baker Fink after her confession that she killed her infant son by throwing him from a Clyde bridge into Green Creek. Sheriff Myers and Prosecutor Hyzer described the timeline of the 2 week old baby’s death and the suspect’s statements amid family questioning and a near-pressing motive of neglect.
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Fremont
Ohio
Ukmah
Fuk
Junder
Rae J Thansal
Green Creek
J ¥ Lok
Grenbaker
Fudhiye
Hays
Myers
Philo
Young People Luther League Convening In Los Angeles
Los Angeles June 18 A Chinese speaker with no English will anchor the international competition when the Young People's Luther League meets Wednesday through Sunday. Delegations from Norwegian Lutheran churches and American groups will hear speakers and partake in choral and religious events led by Dr Y L Melting Claretianson and Dr Fredric Senoite. The convention aims to unite about 100000 church members across regions including Minnesota and Wisconsin. The weeklong events climax with a 2000-voice choir at the Hollywood Bowl. In Dover the body of 13-year-old Jack Fair was found in the Osage River after he disappeared while swimming.
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Los Angeles
Young People’s Luther League
Peng Fu
Lutheran Church of
Conearsen
Permons
International
N. M. Vivierker
Minneapolis
Tno
Luther Ensue
Cot Ettsort
Minnis
Waccoin
Jime
Jack Fair
Dover
Golox
Review of Week in Street Trading Cautious Amid Review
New York date June 18 Wall Street shows cautious trading awaiting weekly review. Markets see rising barometers and some security losses amid downticks in bonds with expectations of July and August operations. Analysts cite gains in rail, power, and general business optimism while awaiting administration spending and China policy details.
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York
Will Street
Mace of Nuerous
Thal
Linn Age
Tives Gaim
Tg Wharnett
Aimee Maveraber
jAda
Ed Bette
Helena Girl at 4-H Clubs Meet
Otto Henson of Missoula chosen to speak on a national farm and home radio program in Washington. He is among four Montana delegates to the national 4-H club conference, with Lola Huffman, Mabel Crantor, and Siumigy Howard also listed. Conference runs through Wednesday with Montana State College reporter Mabel Cramer.
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Une
Otto Henson
Missoula
Mont
St Clas
Howe
Benson
Montana
Weston
Antifa
Moblana
Lola Huffman
Portage
Mabel Crantor
Hejeng
Siumigy Howard
Ravage
Jender
Je Rey
Cameron
Atate
Montana Stats Collage
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Howard
Miso Cramer
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Pus
Monard
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Visiat
Roosevelt
White Hose
Senator Mir A advocates borrowing over new banking expansion
Senator MarkMir A argued that government borrowing and expansion, not new banking expansion, are needed to release adequate capital for private enterprise. He claimed the approach would better support growth and investment, citing current economic constraints and the role of public credit in enabling enterprise development.
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Wrahington
MarkMir A
NLT
Thirteen States Usually Control Big Conventions
Washington reports that a bloc of roughly thirteen states has long dominated presidential nominating conventions through electoral and popular support. The piece notes Indiana Iowa Michigan Minnesota Missouri Ohio and others in a belt from New York to California, accounting for about two thirds of the electorate, shaping candidates and platforms for 1940.
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New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
California
Havens
Alliots
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Ohio
Coutala
Pny
Sooitor Gal
Sergeant Carlson Leads Missoula Shooters in Novi Meet
Fragmented report lists Sergeants Carlson, Hickey and others placing in rifle and endurance events at Novi Woven Championships and Pounders match. Mentions Eugene Ricker, Cowie Dam, and awards in Northwestern athletic association and annual meeting with Hicker named vice president and Krall secretary-treasurer.
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Pounders
George Ihertson
Missoula
Wits
Burnett
Wallace
Taha
Dewar Maton
Bareva
Daniels
Hamilton
Uhird
Denice
Wallare
Idale
Raschud
Dantele
Plekete Idaho Failte
Bergnant Carlson
Lukwth
Anaconda
Rareve
Pel Wallace
Walinch
Idaho
Corvallis
Meal
Idano Falls
Stegs Misaoulm
Sergeant Carlson
Hille
Eugene Hicker
Doulas Dam
Waah
Vtcp
T. A. Krall
Milltown
Breakfast With a Fatal Accident in Reno
A Reno morning scene reports Roger Mackin and his brother Navid sharing breakfast before a tragic event. Neighbors recall Franwen Mackin a two month old, found in an invalid crib, while Deputy Rey Brookn confirms a fatal accidental fall involving the child. The parents Bir and Mrs Roy Mankly were in Reno, with officials noting the incident as an accident. Caspar, Wyo, was also the setting for a separate note on the Wyoming Life Underwriters convention with Bruce of Casper elected president and other officers chosen.
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Ban Frenciacy
Roger Mackin
Navid
Slater
Franwen
Asin
Teid
Annette Danley
Docunner Rey Brookn
Bir
Roy Mankly
Reno
Casper
Wyo
Ra Bruce
Wyoming Association of Life Underwriters
Aims
Aloctade
Willets Brewater
Cheyenne
J. J. Maraval
Sheriden
Andert Barton
Ance Rotary
Italian Princess Tied to Buckner Scandal Rumors
A fragmented news item alleges an Italian princess amid a Buckner scandal linked to a conspiracy to manipulate railway bond prices. Names such as Adrisa Loretta Young and Cary Grant appear in a confusing report, with references to Washington visits and legal actions ongoing this week.
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Willams & Maloney
Dupes
Pile Achork
Normalcy Prevails in Kentucky Meet
In a quiet Kentucky gathering, officials and attendees discuss wartime recovery and industry reopening. Leaders highlight progress, demand continued public patience, and emphasize unity as centers of commerce prepare to resume normal operations.
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Kentucky
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