Fear of World Debacle Behind Moratorium REDD HOLD
Refugees report communists in Fukien seek to form a Soviet state as they seize towns and disrupt telegraph and mail services. Chiang Kai-shek's forces move from Kiangsi to oppose the Reds, with an estimated large number of Nanking troops preparing to field. Fukien refugees lack protection as officials flee to the coast for safety.
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Foochow
China
Fukien
Yenping
Chiang
Chiang Kai-Shek
aking
Yungsui
Nanking
Kiangsi
saiety
Kienninghafen
Klangst horder
Vanderbilt Divorce Threats Spurred by Arno Incident
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr says he is ready for any comer in his divorce case and vows to "fix" cartoonist Peter Arno after the divorce settles. Vanderbilt claims Arno broke into his home and showed affection for his wife, with a reported altercation arising early Monday.
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Tono
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Peter Arno
New York
Vanderbilt
Arno
Sense of duty urged in crisis by Detroit preacher
The Rev Chester Emerson urged a universal sense of duty courage and benevolence to curb a worldwide “storm of threat” during a Knights Templar conclave in Minpeanolia Michigan. Emerson, a high ranking grand prelate, opened the 38th triennial gathering with religious services.
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Chester Emerson
Detroit
Mich
Knight Templar
United States
Mr. Emerson
Ominous signs over Europe chief factor N price
Washington reports a troubled view of international possibilities as Europe faces new strains beyond the war debt crisis. The piece notes fears about Hoover’s debt mora torium, Austro German customs talks, Russian industrial growth, Mussolini’s Italy, French military moves, and other cross currents in European politics. Continued on Page 11.
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Versailles
Russa
Italy
Mussolini
France
Germany
Lon
Germans Thank America for Moratorium Proposal
German foreign minister Tulius Curtius expressed deep gratitude for President Hoover’s one year moratorium proposal. He called Hoover’s move a gift from heaven and urged confidence as the world seeks economic restoration amid a crisis. Page 2.
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AMERICA
Dying Spring Brings Cooler Weather Across Nation
Spring weather cooled much of the country with temperatures in the 60s in many areas. New York and Philadelphia saw relief from heat with highs around 98 and a single death in Philadelphia. Maryland averaged 100, while Texas Oklahoma and Kansas remained hot. Tornadoes caused property damage in several towns as cooler air moved in from Minnesota to Vermont.
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Philadelphia
Maryland
Cumberland
Chicago
Middle West
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Minnesota
Tows
Nebraska
South Dakota
Critics Roast Play So She Takes Poison
Dorothy Deer Horn a 22 year old actress and director of the Broadway debut Thais was rushed to hospital in serious condition. Her roommate Misa Schiffer said she took poison in a despondent act after the play drew harsh reviews from critics.
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New York
Dorothy Deer Horn
atat
Thais
Misa Schiffer
New York Gangsters Slain and Arrests Ordered
New York crime round up widens as two top gangsters linked to Dutch Schultz are named in police Hat of suspects. Soriell shot dead in tenement. Liebman found slain near Cold Spring after gunfire. Schultz arrested earlier, released on bail amid indictments for assault and concealed weapons. Rival gun violence noted as detectives link the killings to turf feuds.
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New York
John Sortcol
Dutch Shultz
Bronx
Charlie Lighman
Frankin Vale
Soriell
Liebman
Hudson river
Daniel Tamancia
Schultz
Arthur Fiegenheimer
Attempted Hold Up At Butte Gas Station
Two masked bandits armed with a gun attempted a hold up at a gasoline station in Butte. Watchman Delonais, inside the back room, and attendant C. F. Houliman were involved as the robbers ordered the attendant to surrender. Delonais fired twice. the suspects fled in a cream colored roadster without license plates.
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Butte
Delonais
C. F. Houliman
Houliman
Delonain
Pilots Postpone Takeoff From Roosevelt Field
Harold Gatty and Wiley Post, at Roosevelt Field, N Y, said they would not depart for Newfoundland tomorrow morning due to bad weather. They expect to start later in the week if conditions improve.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Harold Gatty
Wiley Post
Herber Grace
Newfoundland
Cuban troops fire on crowd at Bayamo banquet
A Bayamo Cuba report says police and soldiers fired on unemployed demonstrators outside a city hall banquet injuring about a dozen people. The event occurred as city officials and other political figures gathered inside. In California six men drowned during a Sunday outing at Santa Rosa.
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Bayamo
Cuba
Santa Rosa
Cal
California
Chicago Movie Operator Shot During Grand Jury Probe
A Chicago movie operator was shot dead in what officials called an effort to thwart a grand jury investigation. Assistant State's Attorney Charles Bellows ordered the arrest of Thenmus Maloy and five others amid a Wisconsin indictment for labor racketeering connected to union activity. The evidence suggests the killing aimed to embarrass Sheerandury’s investigation, described as a union killing with ongoing legal actions and multiple suspects named in relation to the case.
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CHICAGO
GRAND JURY
henge
CAP —dneob Kaufman
licee Inia
Asistant
Charles Tellows
Thenmus Malay
severt
Danny Stanton
South Side
cunman
Wisconsin
Jack Zuta
Ralph O'Mara
Maloy
Eddie Donncan
Carern orvinnraisen
Qink
Ralph La Pointe
Mr. Bellows
Sheerandury
Big Bull Amuck at Kinshs City Rodeo
A 1,600-pound bull called Leaping Lowe owned by the Rough Tiders charged through a holiday crowd of about 16,000 at Winnwoot beach near Kansas City injuring two people before the animal was captured by cowhands.
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KINSHS CITY
Kansas City
Lowe
Rough Tiders
Winnwoot beach
here
Plane seen falling into sea near Del Mar
Burbank Calif June 21 Reports say a plane piloted by J A Hargrove left San Diego at 2 07 p m with a woman passenger and was seen falling into the ocean near Del Mar shortly after. Authorities started telephone checks across southern California to locate Hargrove whose whereabouts were listed as unknown.
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Burbank
Cal
J. A. Hargrove
California
hae
San Diego
Del Mar
Six Die In Hua Tuecon Clash Over Catholic Parish Burial
Vera Cruz June 21 reports from Hua Tuecon state six were slain in a clash between police and Catholics during the burial of Father Jesus Ono. The priest was ambushed and fatally wounded days earlier while returning to his parish after visiting a sick person. The state chief of police and two other officers were among the dead.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Huatuecon
Vera Cruz s
sixner
Ino
Tose de Jesus Onno
Old Star Mothers in Crash in France
A group of American Gold Star Mothers traveling by bus from a cemetery collided with an automobile near Atorens France. Four people died. none of the mothers were injured. The women were taken to a local hotel to rest before continuing to Paris.
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Atorens
France
Paris
Lightning strikes post office roof with falling combing
A bolt in clear sky attacked the Melena Federal building ripping combing from the roof and scattering debris on the north lawn. It did not enter the building. Fifteen minutes later a bolt hit power at St. Johns hospital causing a fuse blow and elevator outage. J Scott Harrigan in charge of the U S public survey reported no damage at the federal building. Telegraph and telephone lines suffered notable trouble that night.
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Melena Federal
post office
St. John's hospital
federal building
J. Scott Harrigan
U. S. public survey
BODIES RECOVERED FROM ST PHILIBERT WRECK NEAR ST NAZAIRE
In St Nazaire on June 21 divers recovered sixty more bodies from the sinking of the excursion steamer St Philibert, bringing the total to 141 recovered from the waters or shore. The hull was explored except for the engine room, where no additional bodies were found.
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St. Nazaire
France
Stxty
St. Philibert
Hoover plan gives Europe relief hope in new program
London June 27 The foreign press reports President Hoover aims to ease European debts and WWI reparations with a postwar year payments plan. Workers expect relief as governments vow renewed zeal to tackle financial and industrial problems in a bid to aid the United States.
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London
Noorer
Hoover
Europe
United States
Austrian minister praises Hoover moratorium plan
Vienna reports Foreign Minister Johann Schober called President Hoover’s moratorium offer a noble and important action that, if carried through, would bring real peace in Europe and across the world. He stressed the initiative’s potential to ease tensions and foster stability.
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Vienna
DPr
Johan Schober
Hoover
Europe
Hoover Plan Linked War Debt Moratorium to Young Plan
In Paris officials viewed President Hoover’s proposed one year moratorium on war debts as crucial yet contingent on aligning with the Young plan. Paris welcomed the action for its generosity but insisted relief proposals follow the established settlement. An international conference was deemed necessary to coordinate the approach among chancelleries.
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Paris
United States
Hoover
Prexy Waits Reaction Plan to Call Moratorium on Reparations
President Hoover announced a plan to suspend inter-governmental financial obligations for one year to aid global economic recovery. From his Virginia camp he listened in on reports of early reactions and appeared gratified by initial responses as America awaits world sentiment.
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PREXY
FRANCIS M. STEPHENSON
Washington
America
Hoover
United States
Rapidan river
Virginia
Spanish Communists Jeered by Public Across Spain
Madrid June 21. More than 9 000 filed as deputy candidates before election boards as Spain enters the final week of the campaign to elect 4701 members of the constituent assembly next Sunday. In Seville no group marched and shouted for communism as the public jeered and halted the procession.
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Madrid
Spain
comstituent assembly
Seville
Caddie, 15.5 Killed By Golf Ball At Mayflower Club
Tottenville New York June 21 A 15 year old caddie Harold Marshall was killed when a golf ball driven from about 40 feet struck him at the base of the skull at the Mayflower Country Club He was due to graduate next Thursday Richard Kawer of Elizabeth New Jersey drove the ball and was held for questioning
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Tottenville
N. Y
Mayflower Country club
Harold Marshall
Richard Kawer Elizabeth
N. J
Return of Beck Seen by Gon of Famous Brewer
Revision of national prohibition laws to permit manufacturing and sale of beer and light wines is expected. August 1% Pabst, scion of the Milwaukee brewing family and vice president of the Pabst Corporation, arrived in Helena with J. J. Terry, Pabst representative for Montana and Wyoming, to observe the developments.
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Pabst
Milwaukee
Pabst corporation
Helena
J. J. Terry
Montana
Wyoming
Hillig Delays Dart Flight to Denmark from Liberty
St. Johan June 21. Otto Fullig of Liberty and photographer Hoirs report their flight to Harbor Grace, Denmark will not resume until tomorrow morning due to unsatisfactory weather for the second leg. The pair planned to fly from Liberty to Denmark with Holgar Hoiris piloting.
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St. Johan
N. R
Otto Fullig
Liberty
Holgar Hoiris
Denmark
Harbor Grace
XII
Fall Examined by Army Physicians in El Paso
Albert Fall former interior secretary underwent a military supervised physical examination at Willan Beaumont hospital in El Paso Texas. The test was to assess fitness for possible transfer to federal prison in Washington after his bribery conviction. Officials claim no progress report will be issued until a formal army report is completed. Fall was comfortable with a quiet night and brief family visits followed.
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El Paso
Texas
Albert Ky
Fall
secretary of the interior
Willan Beaumont hoapital
Doeheny
Washington
army
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RAG
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QUAKER CITY
Stregins
Boston
Montpelier
SAS
ATTY
POST
Muriel Ladd
Tong tatand
Chuck Demnord
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