Carera Defeats Giant Godfrey In Fifth Round
Primo Carera of Venice toppled George Godfrey in a late round stoppage at Baker Bowl Philadelphia on June 23. The bout featured dramatic action and crowd-pleasing moments, with Godfrey delivering a tough display before the decisive finish.
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Primo Carera
Venice
George Godfrey
Mammoth
Yankee Stadium
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Extreme
Chicago churches cleanup drives amid wartime crime crackdown
Police identify Red Forsythe as the killer of crime reporter Jake Tingle during a pedestrian subway ambush near Michigan Avenue. The attack spurs a campaign to purge gang influence from Chicago politics and church aid networks as officials pursue suspects connected to organized crime.
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Chicago
Jake Tingle
Triaine
Chicasa
Michigan Avenue
Randolph
Will Hays Sued by Ingagi Producers in U S Court
Congo Pictures seeks 4 365 005 damages in a U S district court filing accusing Will Hays Carl Milliken and the National Board of Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America and the National Betterment Bureau of defamatory publications attributing misconduct and seeking exemplary damages. The complaint lists 265 000 actual and 93 000 000 exemplary damages claimed for published material.
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United States
Congo Pictures
Will H. Hays
Carl
Milliken
Better Guaiions Bureau
Southern Cross bioflight departs from Port Marnock toward New York
The patchwork plane Southern Cross left Port Marnock at 4 27 a m aiming for New York to add another ocean to its record. Captain Charles Kingford-Smith, veteran of Pacific flights, leads with W Stan nage Tadia operator MK Vad Drk as assistant pilot and Captain J P Saul as navigator. Start auspicious the aircraft got away to a fine start.
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Australia
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Milota
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J.P. Saul
Veterans Gather in Bozeman for Grand Army Session
In Bozeman Montana 430 Grand Army of the Republic members and allied veterans attend a three day session under George T Cooper with welcome from Tustin M Smith and remarks by local officials. The gathering includes Veterans of Foreign Wars and War veterans groups with a joint committee report and ceremony. Nearby Riverside California reports search for a 12 year old boy Harold Johnson missing after a scout hike with Army aviator aid.
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London Naval Treaty Heads For Senate Passage
Washington reports indicate the London Naval Treaty has won preliminary approval in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee by an 18 to 4 vote. Advocates expect ratification with a two thirds majority, while a minority report questions notes exchanges among governments before the conference. Senator Johnson plans a separate minority inquiry into treaty provisions.
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Johnson
California
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Foreign Hampshire
Robinson
Inttcalationa Committee
Ghlpetead
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Minnesota
Inquest Open on Stuart Shapard Gomes Case Today
Law in town on June 24 reports an inquest begun into the death of Stuart Shapard. The inquiry examines a fight during which Richard Carroll allegedly beat Shapard, with Carroll now in custody. The case centers on an assault connected to events at Shenard Dome.
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Ins Jurien
Shenard Dome
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Beadanakers
Reports on Chinese Competing Censored Fronts
Censored Shanghai dispatch notes three war fronts with Chinese forces fighting the Nationalist military. Military maps show contested areas as censorship cuts dissemination of frontline news from overseas sources.
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Jina
Nationaliet Miliary
Mapathes
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Yinhting
Frisco union of musicians charged with planting bomb
San Francisco June 22 Naseer Brothers owners of chain motion picture theater today faced claims of malicious activity in a bomb incident at the Royal theater injuring no one as the venue was empty. A superior court injunction bars union agents from picketing Naseer theaters and threatens further action to prevent disruption of the theatre.
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San Francisco
Naseer Brothers
Motion Pictare Theater
Malom Ari Craployes
Tnnepiracs
Royal Theater
Aca Attar
Sultan Tltnd
Superior Court
No merger of big rail unions coming
Cleveland June 22 The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen voted not to merge with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and kept out anyone not a qualified engineer in a statewide meeting.
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Claveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Hat Sincore
Interattone
Roosevelt County to Build Bridge Across Missouri River
Workington June 24 A bill by Senator Walah Democrat of Montana proposes tolerance Roosevelt to authorize Roosevelt County Montana to construct a bridge across the Missouri River near Culbertson Montana.
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Mont
Senate passes liberalized World War veterans act bill
Washington June 23. The senate by 66 to 6 approves a modified World War veterans act, expanding compensation for disabled veterans up to 100 dollars monthly. The measure goes back to the house for rapid approval of amendments, with President Hoover expected to veto. Senate roll shows Republicans and Democrats largely united, few opposing votes and several paired or abstaining.
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American Legion For Veterans
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Watnon
Indiana
Jeader
House
Hoover Ia
Capitol
Tinkham Replies to Cannons Roar
Washington June 23 The Republican Massachusetts representative Tinkham defended himself against Bishop Cannon's charge that he failed to discard congressional immunity over allegations about the Methodlar lender's 1928 Smith campaign funds. Cannon urged action, while Tinkham stated Cannon made no charge against him and his opponents imply guilt.
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Tinkham
Massachusetts
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Tinka
Lant Thontay
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Diabon Cannon
Hay
Han
Aditad
Murder Victim Identified in Butte Miner Case
A coroner's jury in Butte, Juan 23, reports miner Ant Michael Dnggerty was murdered and his body dumped into Linke Avoca by an unknown assailant. The body was found by a boy several days earlier with no clues to the killer.
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Juan
Michael Dnggerty
Linke
Avoca
Lindbergh Keeps Heir Mystery Amid Public Interest
Crowds in Fairlawn and national figures pour in congratulations as Charles Baby’s name debates continue. Lindbergh fends off questions while Governor and President send well wishes. townsfolk celebrate, children await details near the Morrow home.
Wallace rum ring leaders jailed as others get penalties
Four Wallace figures tied to a liquor conspiracy, including two ex mayors H J Rossi and W H Herrick, former Sheriff R E Weniger, and Police Chief W J Bailey, were sentenced to prison terms ranging from 40 to 15 months. Forty-five others received lesser punishments. fines imposed reached eighty dollars total.
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H. J. Rossi
W. H. Herrick
R. E. Weniger
W. J. Bailey
Seville Strikes Trigger Firefights and Casualties
Seville faced a sudden general strike as police fired to quell demonstrations injuring about 150 strikers. A banner death of Antonia Vargas Bravo sparked further turmoil as workers clashed in streets and quarters. The governor denied involvement of a local nurse in the Saturday unrest.
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Atrest
Ollee
Antonia Vargas Bravo
Society of Olire Workers
Npitntars
Rotary Sessions Open in Chicago
Chicago June 28 The Rotary International delegates from 62 nations view a tableaux at the Chicago Stadium drawing more than 15 990 Rotarians and guests. The program opened a women arranged entertainment for delegates and followed a day of business sessions discussing next year plans and diplomacy legislation. Secretary Ray Lyman Wilbur proposed a world wide literacy campaign via the Interfor department to reduce illiteracy.
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Frlenla
Tyfary International
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Via Aistuseinna
Ray Lyman Wilbir
Interfor Epartmant Je Annat
Simon Commission Bares Conclusions on Indian Self Rule
London report from June 24 states the Simon Commission recommends an all India federation named Uni W as a path toward eventual self government under the British crown. The findings, drawn from three years of inquiry into industry and labor, refine earlier deductions from the prior Fenort report.
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London
Uni W
Jona Simon
Revolt in India Dampened by Rain in Bombay
News from Bombay reports rain interrupted a nationalist demonstration as Mahatma Gandhi's followers slowed outdoor activities. Provincial Congress committees maintained discipline while monitoring demonstrations and patrols amid heavy monsoon showers.
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Alrich Guardian
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Two Die in West Yellowstone Park Camp Booze Outbreak
In Bozeman on June 22 AP reports two men died at a West Yellowstone tourist camp after a drinking party. A third man, William H. Weston, about 64, remained near death and could be blinded if he survives. Sheriff J. Nagore coordinates with local authorities as medical staff treat Weston and others.
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West Yellowstone
William H. Weston
U. H. Gaven
Union Pacific
Weaton
Nelson Rockefeller Weds Mild Clark in Cynwyd Ceremony
Mina Mary Todhunter Clark of Cynwyd wed Norman Morich Rockefeller Jr. in St. John Episcopal church Cynwyd. The ceremony united two prominent Philadelphia and New York families with many notable guests present at the Philadelphia suburb church.
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Dune
Mina Mary Todhunter Clark
Cynwyd
Nornan Mdrich Roak- Mallar
Joba
Tockefeller, Jr
New York
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Philadelphia
Ueath
Lawmaker Urges Halt on Prophetic Prosperity Warnings
Washington June 23 A resolution asks Speaker Longworth to urge President Unovey and Secretary Morton to stop making warnings about prosperity that allegedly depress farm prices. Introduced by Rep Howard a Nebraska Democrat, the measure criticizes recent speeches for lowering agricultural commodity prices.
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Spaaker Longworth
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Morton
Howard
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Pregient
Senate committee clamps down on law probe funding
Washington June 23 The senate appropriations committee voted to limit funding for a law probe operation at 60 000 of a 250 000 appropriation with 60 000 added to a mill bill. The panel trimmed 280 605 from royal point of order and may move 80 000 from this year’s 350 000 allocation. Senator Haydon warned of a possible cloture push over Boulder dam funds.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Glann
Virginia
Agresa Aiwo
Haydon
Alison
Baul Canyon
Heydan
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