First Count Drafts Nye in Lead in North Dakota Race
Early returns from North Dakota show United States Senator Gerald Nye with a large edge over Governor William Langer in the Republican Senate contest as 359 of 2,280 precincts report. Thoresen leads Hagen for Republican governor, while Burdick and Lemke lead the House field amid factional shifts and delayed Democratic tallies.
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Fareu
United States
Gerald P. Nye
Willian Langer
Nves
T H. H Thoresen
Langer
Eagle
John W. Hagen
Thoaresen
Hagen
Nye
Cass County
Nonpartisan League
Gox
Congress
UT & House of Representatives
William Lemke
Recened
Usher T. Burdick
John Field
F. Welsh Sivert W Thompson
Henry G Owen
U OS
Burdick
Field
Kelsch
Lemke
Jane
Owen
Thompson
Senate
Rentess
Dumorran
J of
Wssaard
E A. Johansson
Waly Or
Halvorson
Slander suit filed against Fritz Kuba over Nazi remarks in US
Emanuel R. Jack, on behalf of Jewish faith members, sues Fritz Kuba leader of the German American Bund for 3 million dollars claiming he testified that all Jews are enemies of the United States. The charge cites statements attributed to Kuhn during a legislative investigation into Nazi activities.
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New York
Fritz Kuba
Bund
Emanuel R. Jack
Kuhn
Jack
United States
Roosevelt Says U S Armament Budget Low and Unemployment Focused
President Roosevelt told a press conference in Hyde Park that the United States seeks to solve unemployment with limited armament spending. He projected total military costs at roughly 12 to 15 percent of the budget for the year, with naval expansion not altering the main approach. He noted public works and relief programs, including WPA and CCC staffing, would intensify by July 1 to offset low economic activity.
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Hyde Park
N. J
Roosevelt
United States
National Resources Committee
Sweden
Primary and Unemployment Compensation Laws Scored by Graham at Convention
James D. Graham, president of the State Federation of Tabor, condemned Montana's primary law at the 41st federation convention in Missoula. He blasted the system for producing inferior legislators, cited a 65 percent medical, 10 percent ignorant and dishonest mix, and urged repeal or reform to erase what he called election evils. He blamed amendments for eroding original principles and called for eradicating abuses or eliminating the primary.
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Graham
James D. Graham
State Federation of
Tabor
Montana
Javea
Federation
Missoula
Peoples’ Power League
Unitphan
Dane Wwe Cal
Case Echoes Across Nation In Ashland Labor Dispute
Washington reports a national labor relations board case from Ashland Kentucky involving the American Rolling Mill company and a local union. The board charges the Rolling Mill with obstructing union organizing, influencing city politics, and campaigning against candidates with union influence. The complaint, issued by the NRLB, is summarized from the official filing.
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Washington
Mondar
Kentucky
Hague
Jersey City
Ashland
GEO
American Rolling Mi Company
C.L0
Rolling Mim
National Labor Relations Board
N1ia R.B
Tralling Mill Company
N.L.R .B
American Rolling Mill Company
N.L.R.R
McCormick Son Missing On Sandia Peak Expedition
Amid lowering clouds on Sandia peak a 21 year old missing climber is still not found as rain and fog hinder search. F M Froelicher and Albert Simms report sighting a likely object in a canyon east of the peak while Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms pursues every lead, hopeful for a body recovery.
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Albuquerque
SN. M. Sune
Sandia Peak
Han
Annie
Ted A
Medill McCormick
Heror Ins Bods
F. M. Froelicher
Colorado Springs
Albert Simms
Young McCormick
Creat
Sandia Range
Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms
Elks of Montana to Flock to Anaconda Fillings
About 2000 Elks from 16 Montana chapters will attend the annual state convention in Anaconda on July 21 to 23. Carroll of Billings, president of the Montana State Elks association, announced the event.
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Jung
Elks Lodge
Montana
Order
Anaconda
Carroll
Billings
Mottanm State Elks Association
Simpson Appears in Ryegate Court
Ryegate June 2 Simpson of Golden Valley county pleaded not guilty to a murder charge in the triple slaying of Deputy Sheriff Arthur Barford and brothers Robert and Gerald McDonald on his farm. Judge Ford advanced Simpson's trial date to July 13. He appeared pale and made no statement, aided by Dr. E C Person. He returned to Musselshell county jail to await trial.
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Ryegate
Hee Simpson
Golden Valley
Machen
Arthur Barford
Kobert
Gerald McDonald
William Ford
Simpson
E C Person
Musselshell
Raunfup
Williams Reprimanded for Big Talk by Relief Official
A Senate campaign funds committee chastised Aubrey Williams deputy relief administrator for urging the unemployed to support friends in office and warned against political use of federal funds. The hearings examined potential influence of relief aid on elections, with chairman Sheppard signaling possible further steps including transcript requisition and cross check with Williams letter.
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Washingon
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Aubrey Williams
Williams
Workers’ Alliance
Sheppard
Texas
Alliance
River Rising AG Armies Fight On
Shanghai reports describe Chinese troops hard pressed to recapture a severed Matowchen fort guarding the Yangtze near Hankow as Japanese gunboats threaten to pass the horn. The Yangtze rises, aiding river movement while observers say fate hinges on Japanese land advances along both riverbanks.
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River Rising
Shanghai
Matowchen
Yangtze River
Hankow
Three of It of Quadruplets Live in Arkansas Farm Home
In DeQueen near Queen, Arkansas, June 28, physicians fought to save three surviving quadruplet girls born to a 90 pound mother at a farm home. One baby died early today. The remaining two were kept alive in heat control units at a DeQueen hospital with frequent glucose support.
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de Queen, Ark
H. T Valentine
Dequeen
Ogueen
Traffic fatalities dip nationwide. May down 29 percent
National Safety Council reports May 1938 saw a 29 percent drop in motor vehicle deaths, with 2,280 fatalities versus 3,120 in May 1937. Through May, 11,100 lives were lost, down from 14,040, despite a 3 percent rise in travel. Vermont led declines, and Pennsylvania saved 361 lives.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Plot to Kidnap Ickes Rumors from Alcatraz Convicts
Roy Gardner, recently freed from Leavenworth, claims Alcatraz inmates plotted to kidnap Interior Secretary Harold Ickes in 1934 to force Roosevelt to free prisoners. Capone supposedly refused funding, Gardner says the plot originated after Capone’s Alcatraz stay and authorities may not have known. Also, Public Works allocated $100,000 to restore the Civil War warship Hartford.
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San Francisco
Roy Gardner
Alcatraz
Harold Ickes
al Capone
Chicago
Jow
Gardner
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Wash
Leavenworth
Cappus
Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow marital case may air
London June 28. Count Haugwitz-Reventlow plans a court date in England to face Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow’s allegations that he wrote threatening letters. His attorney Norman Birkett, who defended the Duchess of Windsor, will seek service of a restraining order. Guards remain at the countess’s London home with her two year old son Lance.
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Prince Frederick
Prussia
Haugwitz-Regentlow
Barbara Hutton
Lance
London
Barbara Hutton Haugwitz- Reventlow
Count Court Haugwitz-Reventlow
Norman Birkett
Duchess of Windsor
Paris
BLUE AND GRAY GETTYSBURG REUNION BEGINS
Gettysburg Pa June 28 Thousands of war veterans gather in the historic town for a eight day reunion with 3000 veterans expected to attend and first special railroad cars due to arrive tomorrow to renew old friendships as the 76 year old conflict memories return to the blue and gray.
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Gettysburg
Boma
Hera
Glacier Park to open chalets July 1 despite snow
Glacier National Park officials announced that high mountain chalets and camps will open July 1 despite heavy late season snow on passes used by major tourist routes. Extra crews were hired to handle spring snow removal, superintendent Scoyen said. In a separate dispatch, two Soviet fliers landed at Vladivostok after a 4,200 mile non stop flight from Moscow to demonstrate long range possibilities of the Red Army aircraft.
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Glacier Park
E 'T. Seoven
Glacier National Park
Scoyen
Moscow
Vladivostok
Red Army
Clash Over Anti Aircraft Defenses Roils Chamberlain Rank
London reports a cabinet Commons clash on anti aircraft defenses for Britain as Chamberlain orders a committee inquiry into a possible use of official secrets against a member of parliament. The War Office will probe a leak of defense data linked to MP Duncan Sandys, Churchill's son in law, in a case echoing the Campbell affair. The Duchess of Atholl adds claims of German guns aimed at Gibraltar fueling Tory anxieties as Franco pressures Britain over merchant ships.
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London
Chamberlain
Britain
British Isles
War Office
Leslie Hore-Bellsha
Parlament
Duican Sandys
Winston Churchill
Hore-Bellshe
Art Guos
Sandys
Campbell
MacDonald
Campbell Cage
Franco
Gilbralter
Thea Duchess of Atholl
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Highway to Valencia Conflicts Over Key Front Across Sarrion
Fighting rages along the Sarrion sector about 60 miles northwest of Valencia on the Teruel road to Valencia. The front line centers on La Mucla peak, a fortified ridge now scarred by shell holes as thousands of troops clash for control of a main highway to Valencia.
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Hendeye
France
Sarrion
Valencia
Teruel
la Mucla de Baxton
Sarrion's
Railway Employes and Employers Will Parley
Chicago June 24 Representatives of 800000 organized workers agreed to discuss the railroads 15 percent wage cut at a meeting with spokesmen for the nation s major lines on July 20 George M Harrison chairman of the Railroad Labor Executives association said the parley was arranged after a brief session with carriers joint conference committee Some leaders hinted at strikes if the cut proceeds last spring H B Enoess chairman of the joint conference committee noted much pay reduced last year was held ott
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Chicago
George M. Harrison
Railroad Labor Executives Association
15 Brothers Code
H. B. Enoess
Comemétme
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WPA
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Pittsburgh
Louis Leonard
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
BIG Talk 10
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Yangtze
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Pennsylvania
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Newena
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