U S Opens Fiscal Year With Lowest War Debt Level
Washington July 1 AP The government opens the new fiscal year with the public debt at its lowest since World War I and $61 million on hand to reduce it. Receipts for the year totaled $4.033 billion, expenditures $5.848 billion. Income tax receipts rose to $2.23 billion aided by profits in the securities market despite a lower corporate rate. Back tax collections fell short of expectations.
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Washington
Treasury
Jury Picks Teach Rafe King Murder Trial Defense
The jury to try Rafe F. King of Shelby N C for the murder of his wife Faye Wilson King of Sharon S C was completed in 40 minutes after selection began shortly before 1 PM. An educator urged teachers to fight enemies of educational progress as the trial opened.
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Chester
Rafe F. King
Shelby
N. C
Faye Wilson King
Sharon
S. C
Wabash Plans eastern rail trunk line merger strategy
Washington July 1 The Wabash railroad seeks to form a new eastern trunk line by leasing or purchasing nine railroads and jointly controlling five more with trackage rights. If approved, the plan would create a fifth eastern trunk line linking Chicago and New York with major midwestern cities, while opposing merger plans by Chesapeake and Ohio and Baltimore and Ohio. The application lists lines to be controlled and props for direct passenger routes from the Atlantic seaboard to western territories.
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Washington
Wabash Railroad
Wabash
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Des Moines
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
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Wheeling
Lake Erie
Pittsvurshe
West Virginia
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Lehigh
New England
Akron
Canton
Youngstown
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Fastern
Toledo, Peoria and Western
Chicago and Illinois Midland
Montour Railroad Company
Monongahela Connecting Railroad Company
Union Railroad Company
Pittsburgh
Newburgh and South Shore Railway Company
Toledo Terminal Railroad Company
Atlantic Seaboard
Mississippi River
Western Territory
Detroit
Toledo
Ironton
Virginian
Wabash Company
Organized Movement Afoot to Curtail Public Education
Atlanta July 1 AP A warning that organized movements in state legislatures aim to curb public education dominated the National Education Association convention. Dr Acl W Lampkin urged teachers to fight plans while Lloyd Augustus O Thomas spoke on women’s gains and education spending. 1,200 delegates prepared to nominate officers and consider candidates.
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Uel W. Lamkin
Atlanta
National Education Association
Acl W. Lampkin
Association
University of Georgia At
Athens
Augustus O. Thomas
Maine
World Federation of Education Associations
Second Baptist Church
Representative Assembly
Ruth Pyrtle
Bancroft High School
Lincoln, Neb
Japanese Premier Barons Resignation Sparks Cabinet Shakeup
Tokyo reports say Prime Minister Baron Tanaka and his cabinet will resign tomorrow after a crisis over the Kellogg pact and the Mukden assassination probe. Expected replacements include Yugo Hamaguchi as premier and Baron Kijuro Shidehara as foreign minister amid Manchurian tensions.
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Tokyo
Baron Tanaka
Chang Tso-Lin
Mudken
Korea
South Manchuria
Yugo Hamaguchi
Minseito
Liberal Party
Hiirohito
Baron Kijuro Shidehara
Washington
Hyo Takarabe
New York
London
Marshal Tso-Lin
Northern China
Mukden
Japan
Home Office
Chane
Yoshinori Shirakawa
Two Triple Drownings in Ontario and Wide Eastern Drownings
A weekend drowning wave across eastern and southern U S and eastern Canada leaves at least 235 dead. Ontario reports two triple drownings with three women trapped in a car plunging from Brewers Mill bridge. eight men fall into water near Midland, five rescued.
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United States
Ontario
Brewers Mill
Midland
Choccolocco Creek
Armiston
Ala
Chatham
Ont
Sydenham River
Marshville Officer Shot. Suspects Flee Toward Wadesboro
Ellis Ashcraft, 29, Marshville policeman, Shot twice in the liver while pursuing three unidentified men who stopped for gas at Marshville, then returned asking for Pageland. He gave details of the shooting and state investigators found two bullets removed. condition listed as fair with chance to live.
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Marshville
N. C
Ellis Ashcraft
Ellen Fitzgerald
Monroe
North
South Carolina
Ashcraft
Pageland
S. C
Wadesboro
Union County
Georgia Solons Pay Tribute to Bobby Jones Victory
Atlanta July 1 The Georgia House of Representatives unanimously adopted a resolution praising Bobby Jones for winning the open golf tournament. The measure, introduced by Rep Huddleston of Meriwether, credits Jones and cites Georgia pride with mention of Warm Springs Governor’s home.
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Atlanta
Bobby Jones
Georgia House of “Egentatives
Representa Huddleston
Meriwetherry
Warm Springs
Georgia
New York State
Tumultuous Reception Planned For Airmen In Spain
Spain and Gibraltar anticipate a large welcome for Major Ramon Franco and three companions aboard the Eagle airship after a long search for the missing aviators. The British search helped locate the downed fliers near the Azores a week before their arrival. Madrid and other cities planned mammoth demonstrations to honor the rescuers and celebrate the recovery.
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Spain
Gibraltar
Eagle
Ramon Franco
Fagle
Santa Maria Island
Azores
Primo de Rivera
Madrid
Spanish Aero Club
John Grahame
Jimenez and
Iglesias
Cadiz
Tennessee home brew tax yields $15 000
Nashville authorities report June sales of 300000 pounds of malt extract under the new home brew tax law. The department of financial and taxation says the first month’s revenue totaled 15000 dollars as malt extract largely went to home brewing.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
State of Tennessee
State Department of Financial and Taxation
Family swept from man by auto wreck near Lake George
Noah F. Trosper of Detroit lost his wife three children and his father in a head on collision near Lake George yesterday. The Trosper car burst into flames after the crash with Herman Scott of Coldwater. Scott escaped the blaze to rescue Trosper, but the others perished.
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Angola
Ind
Noah F. Trosper
Detroit
Lake George
Trosper
Herman Scott
Coldwater
Midh
Scott
Brutal murder of Georgia educator stumps Atlanta police
The mysterious death of Professor A H Johnson 41 veteran Georgia educator principal of two Hartwell Ga schools and federal vocational training director found in the driver’s seat of his car after attending the national education association convention. Police theorize a ride gone wrong amid motor theft ring tensions while another theory cites a poultry sale cash from Hartwell as possible motive.
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Atlanta
A. H. Johnson
Georgia
National Education Association
Hartwell
Bill Folds
Johnson
Franklin
Robert Grimes
Grimes
Jacksonville
Fla
King on trial for slaying wife in Chester court
In Chester County court King stands accused of killing his wife Faye Wilson King at their Sharon home on January 25. The trial opened with a prayer by Rev. James H. Yarborough as 38 men waited for jury selection and Harry Hines was named solicitor.
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Chester
S. C
James H. Yarborough
Chester County Criminal Court
King
Faye Wilson King
J. K. Henry
Harry Hines
J. Lyles Glenn
W. P. King
Shelby
N. C
Henry
Taree Killed in Airplane Grashes Across the Nation
An air mail pilot and an airline official were among several fatalities from weekend aviation accidents. Waldo E. Robey, 24, of Kansas City, died when his Continental Air Lines plane hit a radio antenna mast in fog at Columbus Ohio. Ira J. Wilkinson, 45, of Capital Airways, and his stepson Charles Wilson, 18, perished in Sacramento California. Ira Martin survived. Nicholas Engleman, Philadelphia, was killed near Berlin New Jersey when his plane caught fire after a crash.
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Air Line
Atlantic
Pacific
Middle West
Waldo E. Robey
Kansas City
Continental Air Lines, Inc
Columbus
Ohio
Ira J. Wilkinson
Capital Airways Company
Charles Wilson
Sacramento
Ira Martin
Nicholas Engleman
Philadelphia
Berlin
N. J
Plane crash near Lake Constance claims five lives
In Sunday evening glare on Lake Constance, a Bodensee Aerolloyd seaplane misjudged distance to water and crashed. Five people were killed and two injured when the craft broke apart and sank. a passing boat skipper was condemned for not altering course to aid.
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Germany
Lake Constance
Bodensee Aerolloyd Company
Flare Aids Refueling Plane In Finding Endurance
A red flare in dense fog over the San Fernando valley helped a refueling ship locate the lost Endurance flight monoplane of Leo Nomis and Maurice Morrison and transfer gasoline as the plane neared empty.
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Los Angeles
San Fernando Valley
Leo Nomis
Maurice Morrison
Wingate Andrews Nominated for National Education Board
Atlanta July 1. T Wingate Andrews superintendent of schools of High Point has been nominated by the North Carolina delegation of the National Education Association for a seat on the association's board of directors. Elections of the directors will be held on Wednesday.
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Atlanta
T. Wingate Andrews
High Point
North Carolina
National Education Association
Association
Stultz and friends killed in crash near Roosevelt Field
Wilmer Stultz Amelia Earhart's transatlantic pilot and two companions died when his plane crashed in a tailspin at about 300 feet between Roosevelt Field and Mineola Nassau County Hospital in Mineola. The victims were Patrick Castiluchi of Roslyn and Charles Harwood of Mineola. Stultz, 29, from Williamsport Pennsylvania, was married and had previously flown with Dawn and Earhart era crews.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Wilmer Stultz
Amelia Earhart
Stultz
Here
Mineola
Patrick Castiluchi
Roslyn
Charles Harwood
Nassau 7
Long Island
Francis Phillips
John Phillips
Queens
Jack Ashcraft
Viola Gentry
Mitchel Field
Elmer Barry
Maxwell Balfour
Frances Wilson Grayson
Dawn
Charles A. Levine
Havana
Levine
Mabel Bell
Williamsburg
Small Fire on Hamburg Amerika Liner Deutschland
A small fire broke out on the Hamburg Amerika liner Deutschland after arrival at quarantine from European ports. The blaze was extinguished in 1% dilutes.
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Deischland
New York
American bull fighter acclaimed by Spaniards
Seville reports Sydney Franklin, an American bull fighter from Brooklyn, injured yesterday but returning to the ring. His cape caught by a bull’s horns left him bruised, yet he resumed the fight and helped send the animal to a taurine heaven as spectators watched.
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Seville
Spain
Sporting Spain
Sydney Franklin
Brooklyn
Franklin
Lindy Takes First Flight in Glider at St Louis
Col Charles A Lindbergh made his first glider flight at Lambert Field St Louis with over 10 000 spectators. He visited his legal home since marriage to Anne Morrow and accepted the offer from glider owner Harry Kitchins. Major William B Robertson supplied the starting power and expressed satisfaction with the flight.
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ST. Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lambert-St. Louis Field
Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Harry Kitchins
William B. Robertson
New York
Paris
John Coolidge Enters Harvard Transportation School
John Coolidge son of former President Calvin Coolidge enters Harvard University’s transportation school with a leave of absence from the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad. He previously worked as a clerk in the office of General Manager J A Droege and will be guided toward railroad operating duties.
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John Coolidge
Harvard New Haven
Conn
Calvin Coolidge
School of Transportation
Harvard University
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Coolidge
J. A. Droege
Parliament Opens Formally Tuesday in Labour Era Britain
The new British Parliament, dominated by Labour, will open at noon with the speech from the throne read by Lord Sankey. A long document, it signals aims on disarmament, unemployment, mining and housing, and electoral reform under Premier Ramsay MacDonald.
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London
George
Ramsay MacDonald
House of Lords
John Sankey
Dawes
United States
America
F E. A. Fitz- Roy
Anti-Saloon League Set to Meet in Detroit
Detroit was chosen as the site for the next biennial convention of the Anti-Saloon League, beginning January 15, 1936. F Scott McBride, the league's general superintendent, said Detroit offers a prime setting to study border issues and big city problems as part of the state program.
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Washington
Detroit
F. Scott McBride
League
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