Zioncheck Escapes From Maryland Hospital Jazzed Congressman Fleeing
Turbulent congressman Marion A Zioncheck of Seattle escaped from Sheppard Pratt hospital near Towson Maryland where he was held since June 23 for rest and observation. He leaped the fence and fled into woods before authorities could detain him. Police and the hospital superintendent searched toward Elliott County as reports spread of his disappearance. Earlier, Zioncheck had called at the White House delivering empty beer bottles and mothballs before his commitment was arranged for medical care.
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Domestic and Foreign News Strands Across Nations
New York steel workers resist unionization as tensions rise. Roosevelt reelection drive accelerates. a Towson representative vanishes after climbing a hospital fence. Washington weighs public works and policy shifts. Foreign news notes hotel staff protests in Parla Iberian region. Shanghai fears over Japan and China tensions. Britain and France reportedly agreeing to end sanctions on Molys.
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Communists Name Leaders and Adopt Platform at Madison
New York June convention names leaders and adopts a leftist platform. The United Peoples Front is urged as a unifying banner with calls for worker relief, debt abolition, nationalized banking, and social welfare programs while denouncing main presidential candidates.
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Jtanney W. Or
Madison State Garden
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United Peoples Front
Old Forge 99-year-old’s wedding hour ends with no bride
Charles Teannetta, aged 99, faced his wedding hour as planned bride Jeannette Manning failed to appear. Her daughter and son in law later took her away for a ride, leaving Teannetta to declare he will proceed with arrangements including a dinner and ride, keeping the ring for future use. He remains determined despite the turn of events.
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Tony
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Mra Hila Alanch
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Sant
Augusta Banginner
Syracuse
William Kerr
Saranac Lake
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Dark haired Butte beauty gets her chance in movies
Hollywood notes a college amateur motion picture helped Andrea Leeda, dark haired beauty from Butte, Montana, land an important film role in Command Got It. She starts work tomorrow in the second part of the project after a winning early picture made by the University of Southern California dramatic club.
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University of Southern California
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Atudio
Wan Mian Leeda
Ant
Attack on Mosley Sparks Riot in Manchester Night
A 3,000 strong crowd in Manchester stoned Sir Oswald Mosley’s automobile and wrecked the fascist club at Hulme. The mob toppled a fascist flag and attempted to overturn a fire alarm truck as violence flared tonight.
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Conquest of Ethiopia Not Okhed, French British Debate
A Geneva dispatch reports France and Britain declining to recognize Italy’s conquest of Ethiopia. Talks among major powers include Italy, Germany, and the League of Nations as leaders discuss a future European peace framework. High officials from Britain and France discuss the Italian action and potential steps, with continued coverage deferred to page 2.
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L'echo de Paris
Dionnes Allowed To Visit Quintuplets In Hospital
Callander, June 28. Ordained visit permission granted for the Dionne quintuplets Oliva Billie and two siblings. Photographs confirm the children show no signs of illness. Doctors caution about infection risk from older siblings while the 26 month old quintuplets await care at their mother’s home.
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Aha
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Shenti Walton Banks
Louisville
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Irs
Shelby County
Dry spell ends as Riviera hotels lock out workers
Paris reports widespread labor strife as hotel proprietors move to shut out staff amid demands for shorter hours and wage talks. French political factions clash over arbitration while officials consider legal measures and possible troop use to restore order.
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President Roosevelt Brie Rest at Hyde Park Welcome
President Roosevelt arrived at Hyde Park after a motor drive from Highlands. More than 100 members of the Rogersyell Mame club of Hyde Park and nearby Poughkeepsie waved and cheered as he greeted the welcoming group at the family grounds. Governor Herbert J. Lenman of New York attended breakfast with the family.
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New York
Green Bay Guzzler Champion Beer Drinker Named
Milwaukee June 28 Amid elation over a foul from rival camp Raymond Vast won the oil championship for high quantity beer drinking today defeating Milwaukee’s Diord Vercite. Verette’s steady pour edged out with a 19 second half gallon, Verette setting a new record at 31 seconds. Controversy over a foul allowed. crowd roared as the field of 20 contestants faced the judge’s ruling.
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Money is to be big issue in union party campaign
A diary style report from Darlington on June 28 discusses campaign financing as a major topic for a union party bid. It describes candidate Lemke aligning with traditional party lines, stressing contributions from corporations and individuals, and the emphasis on paid party workers.
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Domake
Yeunantite Rar Provident
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Gockfight Crowd Dashes Into Air in Newark Exhibition
About 2 597 spectators at Newark fight day exhibition rushed the river bed area after the sudden appearance of uniformed officers. They aided and escorted several injured individuals ashore, while authorities began dispersing crowds and securing the scene. Several imported boxers valued at $50 000 were involved in the episode, with some gear damaged in the melee. The event was tied to Kent's youth wrestling and a scheduled minor opener later that day.
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Ae Doeen
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Huge Relief Program 10 Restarted
Washington reports the third large relief and public works program begins this week under Administrator Harry Hopkins. The wage average is set at about 42 dollars monthly, mirroring March levels and about two dollars higher than the early WPA. Officials seek to curb earnings gaps while funding new projects nationwide.
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Missing List Names Hubert Wilkins in Arctic Venture
Report cites Hubert Wilkins and crew aboard the Wyatt Earp bound for Norway from New York June 17 in a voyage related to an Antarctic or Arctic exploration. The trail includes a Virginia or South Carolina storm impact on Warrenton, and a Berlin or Addis Ababa murder report about a German missionary and family near Bedet.
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Farm Holiday Association forms united front in Midwest drive
The Farm Holiday Association plans a united front at its convention starting Tuesday led by President John Foseh of Minnesota. Key topics include farm home strikes, urgent federal and state food purchases to aid farmers, and potential presidential candidacy for Representative William Lemke of North Dakota.
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