Braddock Loses World Title To Louis In 8th Round Knockout
James J Braddock collapses under a right hand at Comiskey Park Chicago as Joe Louis 23 wins the heavyweight title in a dramatic comeback. Referee Tommy Thorns counts Braddock out after 1 minute 10 seconds of the eighth round leaving the champion unconscious and carried to his corner.
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Washington Wins Classic Regatta in Intercollegiate Rowing
Paughkeepsin, SY June 22 The University of Washington varsity won the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta by four lengths with Navy second and Carlisle third. Earlier Washington freshmen won the two mile yearling test and the junior varsity set a course record by rowing three miles in 13 minutes 44 seconds. The varsity set a new course record of 18 minutes 33.8 seconds, surpassing California’s 1928 mark of 13:45.4. Washington had won that year in 19:03.5.
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Lasser Warns Workers at WAA Convention
Milwaukee June 22 David Lasser of Washington president of the Workers Alliance of America told delegates from 45 states at the third annual convention that industrialists were throwing aside democracy for open warfare of the Working Plan.
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Girl of 17 testifies betrayal at Beverly Hills home
Delight Jewett a 17 year old from Denver testified in federal court that John Wuest Hunt a 33 year old follower of Father Divine betrayed her at his Beverly Hills home on Christmas Eve. She described being brought to Beverly Hills with three other followers, being assigned to Hunt's bed, and a sequence of intimate acts ending with a telegram to Father Divine. The defendants include H B Smith and two Los Angeles housewives Mrs Elizabeth Peters and Mrs Agnes Gardner who are on trial on Man act charges.
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Mrs Fitzpatrick Sues For Divorce In Los Angeles
Mrs Christine Fitzpatrick sues Michael W Fitzpatrick for divorce in Los Angeles following an $80,000 alienation of affection judgment against Mrs Thelma Clark, widow of William A Clark and granddaughter of a Montana copper magnate.
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Justice Brass faces $3411 short in fines found
County officials reveal a $3411 short in fines collected by Justice Brass with charges to be filed. An investigation by Justice Brass and state authorities identifies unturned funds and discrepancies from the last two years.
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Butte Killing Cage Jury Deliberations Continue On M1
A jury in Butte weighs the murder case of Tija Martino charged with killing captain Nicholas Aleksich on February 28. The panel retired at 10:30 o clock after hearing testimony and arguments from prosecutors and defense.
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Ariel and Caliban Reunite After Divorce feud
In Los Angeles on June 22 John Barraners known as Ariel and Caliban with Elaine Barrymore announced they are reuniting and returning to Hollywood. Barrymore said they will marry after his latest film, while Elaine claimed they are very happy and will resume vaudeville plans. The pair, once separated after a New Year elopement and prior divorce, plan to live together again as they pursue Shakespearean performances. Washington reports the social security board says 27,704,396 people received several security payments.
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President Forces Senate Relief Bill Through
Washington reports Roosevelt forces override opposition to push a 1.1 billion dollar relief appropriation through the Senate in the form desired by the administration. An earlier attempt to return relief administration to the agency was defeated, and the Senate approved the measure by voice vote then sent it back to the House for various secondary amendments. The chamber also extended the Public Works Administration for two years, making 340 million dollars available from the revolving fund for grants and loans.
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Vote on Strike by Rail Brotherhood
Chicago June 22 A ballot was authorized by 350 delegates from five operating railroad brotherhoods to gauge support for wage demands of 20 percent. J A Phillips said results would be tallied at heads of the three brotherhoods meeting in Chicago on July 26. Fourteen nonoperating brotherhoods have also filed wage requests. The ballot will not necessarily mean a strike but will press for negotiations.
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Witnesses Testify In Open Court On Liquor Referendum
In district court yesterday a broad array of witnesses testified in the case brought by Jack Whegins seeking to permanently restrain the secretary of state and the governor from any action to advance a referendum on the spread saloon law. The action aims to block certification of referendum petitions and suspend the measure.
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Domestic labor and politics ripple across major capitals
Workers in Youngstown and Troona patrol strike lines while a five nation railroad delegates' ballot backs wage rises. In Detroit, auto workers rally for an amended GM contract as Ford literature is prepared. Washington sails a 1.4 billion relief bill through the Senate before House review. Paris sees Camilla Chautemps form a second front government as Britain, Germany and France quit the council.
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Just a Minute With Irvin Cobb
Santa Monica California June 22. A critique of American diplomacy mocks a series of gaffes by U S ambassadors. The column compares a Berlin nightmare claim with warnings about salutes in Manila and hints at Washington pressure. The writer suggests limiting diplomats to backyards while keeping the front door open for critique.
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Peace Parley in Ohio Truce Amid Steel Plant Blockade
Army guards enforce a court order restricting entry to Republic Steel plants in Warren and Niles Ohio while Gov Davey extends troops into Stark County and Canton Massillon district. Mediation chief Taft notes uncertain progress as John L Lewis seeks a meeting with steel executives. Postmaster General Farley warns against mailing food into plants.
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Ghautemps Forms Cabinet Frange Front Government
June 22 report from Parta states Radical Socialist Camille Chattemps formed a second people’s front government with the aid and participation of Leon Tum, his associate. The new cabinet consolidates radical socialist influence in the region.
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Railways to Jointly Operate Montana Lines and Connect Tracks
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific and Great Northern to acquire one half stake in each other’s lines in Fergus Gascade and Teton counties Montana. They will operate jointly and abandon some lines, constructing connecting tracks at Lowhatown Hanover Spring Creek bridge Forgua West Great Falls Sun River Flume Chateau with completion by December.
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Morrison Cave Park Land Grant Approved
Wallington June 22 The estate public lands committee approved authorizing the Interior Secretary to convey land for Morrison Cave State Park. About 1600 acres between Whitehall and Three Forks in Jefferson and Gallatin counties are involved.
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Navy planes complete long nonstop flight from San Diego Bay
Twelve United States Navy armed planes completed the navy's longest nonstop flight today, landing after 27 hours and 68 minutes following take-off from San Diego Bay. The twelve ships flew 3,086 miles over Coco Solo Canal Zone June 22.
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Senator Norris Much Improved After Illness
Washington June 22 Senator George W Norris Ind Neb 75 who faced illness was said to be much improved tonight after doctors reported no attack of a physical condition and that his condition had stabilized.
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Four Powers Quit Nonintervention Council Over Spain Crisis
London June 22 four major powers Britain France Italy and Germany left the nonintervention council table as Europe faced a crisis from the Spanish Civil War. Germany was seen deciding on unilateral action after failing to gain support over alleged torpedoing attempts against the German cruiser Leipzig off the Algerian coast. A British steamer carrying 1700 Spanish refugees was halted by insurgent trawlers near Saint Jean de Luz and later allowed to proceed after British battleship intervention. The German press also published a bitter editorial by Adolf Hitler accusing the conference of failing to agree on action.
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Montana State Federation of Labor Opens 46th Convention
Bozeman June 22 delegates and members reconvene for the second day of the Montana State Federation of Labor annual convention. New officers for two years to be announced. some resolutions urge using the state teamsters committee as bargaining agency with the Highway Commission. Violet Syracuse dies at 17 in Hollywood hospital from complications after surgery. she was a dancer and singer.
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Rapid spread of bubonic plague menaces the West
A 1940s report warns of bubonic plague spreading in a new form among western animals. C. R. Eskey of the U S Public Health Service cites sylvanic plague carried by ground squirrels and fleas as the main transmission path. The note stresses prevention among ground squirrels to curb spread toward the Ohio River and beyond.
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