Return of Beer Seen by Son of Famous Brewer
The Pabst family foresees beer’s return as prohibition wanes. Mr. Pabst cites growing wet sentiment and calls for a legitimate substitute to replace prohibition. He notes possible Walstead act revisions to permit beer manufacture and sale and says whiskey and allied liquors would need repeal of the 18th Amendment, a near-impossible task amid war. The firm has spent nearly $1,000,000 modernizing breweries in anticipation.
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Mr. Pabst
Congress
Pabst Company
Pabst
French Hint At Delay On Hoover Plan
A French commentary signals possible delay on Hoover's plan and notes official Paris review. It cites Echo du Paris forecasting a cabinet meeting to weigh the offer while awaiting clarify, and discusses beer regulation, plans for distribution through legal channels, and views on prohibition.
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United States
Mr. Hoover
Echo du Paris
Prelciae
Mystery Physician From England Arrives For Death Inquiry
A physician, formerly a friend of the deceased girl found lifeless near the Long Head area, arrived from England aboard the Cunard Laconia to aid New York investigators. He will face questioning and surrender three letters from the girl, while declining to reveal their contents. He said the letters could aid the grand jury and help clear up the 72 hours before Starr Faithfull's death.
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Kosten
Ane
George Damencn
England
Formirlom
Laconia
New York
Grand Jury
Barr Faithfull
Jameson-Carr
German Gratitude Expressed to Sackett for Diplomatic Effort
Germans voice deep thanks to Ambassador Frederick M. Sackett for guiding a decisive action urged by Mr. Hoover. They praise his unobtrusive, blaze‑manlike approach and report his long advocacy of a solution aligned with Hoover’s proposal, noting his quiet influence on German-American efforts.
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Frederick M. Sackett
Hoover
Italy Largely Praises War Debt Moratorium Plan
Rome reports President Roter's proposal for a moratorium on war debts is widely praised though official comment is due tomorrow. Italy's debts equal reparations received, so the plan would have little direct effect yet could improve world conditions.
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Rome
Roter
Italy
Ryder Cup contenders edge toward tense Friday matches
Golf notes from Columbus report blistering heat as the American and British teams prepare for Ryder Cup clashes at Soteto. Captain Hagen’s Americans vie for berths among 13 contenders including Wood, Dutra, Dudley, and Turnesa. Tacoma hosts the 33rd Pacific Northwest amateur championships with 113 men and 107 women racing for titles across Fircrest and Tacoma Country and Golf clubs.
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Sol
King George
Walter Hagen
Sir Walter
Whitcombe
William Burke
New York
Willy Cox
Brooklyn
Henry Cluct
Bridgeport
Conn
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Olin Dutra
Los Angeles
Johnny Golden
Charles Hilgendorf
Detroit
Willie Klein
Densmora Shire
Cleveland
Joe Turnesa
Frank Walsh
Chicago
al Watrous
Craig Wood
Buffalo
Captain Hagen
Horton Smith
al Hapinosa
Johnny Farrell
Leo Diesel
Gene Sarazon
Tacoma
Wash
Washington
Oregon
California
British Columbia
Fircreat. Golf Club
Tacoma Country and Golf Club
Reds Hold Furiem and Slay Foes in China Conflicts
Hongkong dispatch reports two battles with Chinese civil war combatants. Government forces claim victory in one engagement against communists, while another battle left heavy losses for the reds. A Chiang Kai-shek division was ambushed, with an estimated 300,000 reds operating in southern China and substantial weapon losses. The 19th army under General Chen Ming-Shu repelled reinforcements and forced severe defeats on the communists. Casualty figures not specified.
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Hongkong
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Chen Ming-Shu
Canton
Chiang Kai-Shak
Chen May Enter Battle in South
Kongkongs June 21 AP reports General Chen Ming Shu remains neutral though southern insurgents say they will attack the southern capital where he once served. Dispatches claim Chen receives no Canton funds, vows clemency to Chiang Kai Shek, and may back or withhold loyalty as money shifts occur.
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Kongkongs
Chen Ming-Shu
Severnut
Chen
Canton
Japan
Klankst
Chiang Kai-Sheh
Yen M[si-Shen
Nanking
Schmeling Trains Hard Before Cleveland Title Bout
Max Schmeling pounds toward his world heavyweight title clash with Young Stribling in Cleveland on July 3. He weighs 190 pounds and trains nine rounds outdoors in sweltering heat, watched by 3,100 fans and boxing officials including Bob Edgren. Schmeling spars with Panka and Simon, then plans final boxing week starting Tuesday. Stribling, also preparing in Geauga Lake, aims for a 15-round match at the new municipal stadium.
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Will Tost
Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
Schrieling
Bob Edgren
California Boxing Commission
Fifth
Edgren
Teuton
Jack Sharkey
Calsathenics
Ring
Georga Paonka
Pittgburgh
Panka
Pittaburgher
Steve Simon
Erle
Simon
Schmsling
Tony Harullo
New Orleana
Plang
Geauga Lake
Bill Strib
Max Schmeling
Municipal Stadium
Cleveland
It's a Wise Child at the Marlow shines again
Marion Davies and Robert Leonard present It's a Wise Child a sparkling MGM starring vehicle at the Marlow running for two days. The adaptation from Laurente E. Johnson's stage play features Davies as Joyce Stanton the village belle whose naivete turns gossip into uproarious mirth amid the film's lively pacing and social satire.
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Marion Davies
Robert
Leonard
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Marlow Theater
Laurente E. Johnson
Misa Davies
Joyce Stanton
Finn and Hattie at the Marlow with Mitzie Green and Jackie Searl
Mitzie Green and Jackie Searl star in Finn and Hattie at the Marlow theater starting Tuesday for two days. The film follows two comical Americans abroad with Leon Errol and ZaSu Pitt, directed by Taurog and McLeod from Stewarts story. Meanwhile heavyweight Stribling trains at night near Geauga Lake, keeping to strict routines as he prepares for the title fight, with golf banned next week.
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Jackie Sears
Mitzie Green
Finn and
Hattie
Leon Errol
ZaSu Pittsn
Marlow Theater
Pian
Hattie Fe
Donald Ogden Stewart
Haddock Family
Norman Taurog
Norman McLeod
Europe Hopes Benefit From Move In War Debts Policy
European leaders and press react to the new American policy on war debts. Berlin, London and Paris weigh its impact on European economy while President Hoover, Chancellor Bruening, Prime Minister MacDonald and Treasurer Mellon observe first results.
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Troover
Germany
Paris
Washington
London
Berlin
Stock Exchange
le Watcher
Hoover
Heinrich Bruening
Ramsay MacDonald
Andrew W. Mellon
Treasury
Wiley
Vanderbilt seeks divorce amid family crisis
The Vanderbilt family faces a televised split after Cornelius Vanderbilt III files for divorce from former wife Mary Davidson Walt Logan. The couple separated the same day as the filing, with Mrs Vanderbilt planning to pursue legal steps Tuesday. In Nevada, caricaturist Peter Arno faces divorce filings in Reno amid rumors his wife Lois Long may cross-complain, though outcomes remain uncertain.
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Vanderbilt
Mary Davidson Walt Logan
Chicago
Rano
Nev
Peter Arno
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Arno
Lois Long
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