Royals Visit New York World's Fair Amid Massive Security
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth arrived in New York for a quick tour of British exhibits at the World's Fair. More than 600000 residents were expected to view the royal couple amid heavy police security and a large crowd along the Battery and Court of Peace.
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England
E.C.T
Columbia University
Fair Grounds
Fort Hancock
N. J
Warrington
Washington
Governors Island
Herbert H. Lehmann
F. H. la Guardia
Court of Peace
Federal Building
Bulla Fires 68 To Take Open Lead
Johnny Bulla from Chicago and Archdale N C carved a 68 to lead the National Open as 50 players yet to finish round three. Sam Snead and Bud Ward trailed by one and Craig Wood tied at 212, while Ralph Guldahl faded with a 72 to 216.
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Sam Snead
Marvin
Bud) Ward
Spokane
Wash
Johnny Bulla
Chicago
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
N. C
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Archdale
Ralph Guldahl
Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Bulla
Guldah
Johnny
Guldahl
Horton Smith
Smith
Press Calls for Concessions to Italy in Global Claims
Rome papers urge Britain's foreign secretary to offer concrete concessions to Italy and Germany in exchange for talks on economic space. Tl Popolo dItalia repeats Italy’s demand for broader territorial revision while praising Italy’s Mediterranean sea power as 22,000 sailors parade for Navy Day before Mussolini and King Vittorio Emanuele.
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Viscount Halifax
Britain
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Germany
Halifax
Mussolini
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Milan
France
Suez Canal
Tunisia
Putaly
Mediterranean
Navy
Vittorio Emanuele
Mrs Rubens May Come To America
Ruth Marie Rubens, held in Red Russia for 18 months on a false passport, may depart for the United States tonight to aid a passport fraud investigation. Soviet authorities promised a quick trial and a possible trip to New York as a witness, with American embassy officials cautious about confirming her transfer.
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Ruth Marie Rubens
Red
Russia
United States
Wnich
Lanation
Hund
Soviet Union
Windsor man elected president of Older Youth group
Russell Knowles of Windsor Route One was chosen president at the closing session of the third annual Older Youth Conference held at North Carolina State College in Raleigh. He succeeds Annie D Foreman of Beaufort. Other officers elected include Maurice Haigler Monroe Route Three as vice president Mildred Mallard Tren ton secretary and Lorrain Thorpe Ronda Wilkes County as historian.
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Raleigh
Russell Knowles
Windsor
Route One
N.C
State Highway Commission to Hold Final Biennium Meeting
Raleigh reports Frank L. Dunlap chairman announced the State Highway and Public Works Commission will meet in Raleigh for the last session of the biennium on June 21. The notice confirms the schedule and location for the gathering and outlines agenda expectations.
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Raleigh
Frank L. Dunlap
State Highway and Public Works Commission
McCormick Stricken at Beverly Hills Home
Harold F. McCormick 67, Chicago harvesters magnate, is dangerously ill at his Beverly Hills residence after a recent operation for a blood clot. Dr. Donald Frick says he is out of immediate danger but may remain bedridden for months.
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Calif
Harold F. McCormick
Chicago Harvester
Hitlers Seek Peace Proposals Report Emphasized
Paris reports claim Adolf Hitler planned to offer specific peace proposals to France Britain and the United States early in July. Berlin sources called the Paris claim a surprise and said no such plan is known to exist.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
France
Britain
United States
Hitler
Berchtesgaden
House of Lords
Viscount Halifax
Germany
Fuehrer
Italy
Washington Exults As Royal Couple Bids Midnight Farewell
Thousands of Washingtonians line Union Station to bid King George VI and Queen Elizabeth farewell as they depart for New York after a two day visit. Secretaries Hull and Roosevelt host a banquet at the British embassy while crowds press close. The Queen dazzles in diamonds and the king salutes the celebration. Extra police maintain order as admirers chant for one more glimpse.
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Washington
Negro Convicted in Raleigh Primary Fraud Case
Calvin Williams, a Negro, convicted in Raleigh Superior Court of fraudulent practices in a municipal primary. He was sentenced to one to two years. The state alleged Williams persuaded a Black woman to impersonate another registered voter and promised her payment for the ballot.
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Raleigh
Calvin Williams
Williams
British Steamer Tseangtah Boarded by Japanese
The British owned steamer Tseangtah chartered by the British Lighter Company was damaged on the Hai River near Tientsin. Japanese boarded the ship and arrested the American captain Van Meter before directing the vessel to return to Tangku.
Germans Probe Killing Of Cop In Czech City
Nazis press a Czech nurse for clues into the murder of German police sergeant William Kriest in Kladno. Prussian authorities threaten new measures if the case is not solved by 8 p m. Kladno faces a 500000 crown fine, curfew, closed schools, and removal of civic authorities as memorials are held and autopsy details are released.
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Germany
Bohemia- Moravia
Kladno
Nazia
von Neurath
Konstantin von Neurath
Bohemia-Moravia
William Kriest
Kniest
Horst Wessel
Berlin
Bohemia
Krnest
Leipzig
McCabe to be New FHA Administrator in North Carolina
Aides to Representative Warren say Aubrey McCabe of Elizabeth City N C will become North Carolina director of the Federal Housing Administration on July 1 with J L Sutter resigning that date FHA officials confirm McCabe is under consideration for the post and Warren is unavailable for comment.
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Warren
D-Nc
Aubrey McCabe
Elizabeth City
N. C
North Carolina
Federal Housing Administration
J. L. Sutter
McCabe
FHA
Rabbi Marx to Deliver Flag Day Talk in Atlanta
Rabbi David Marx will deliver Atlanta's Flag Day address on Wednesday. The remarks follow Major General Van Horn Moseley's recent Congressional testimony calling the flag "a worthless piece of bunting."
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Atlanta
Rabbi David Marx
van Horn Moseley
Congressional Committee On Un-American Activities
Rabbi Marx
Chinese Defense Not So Costly
Charlottesville Virginia June 10 Dr Chao-Ting Chi of the Central Bank of China argues in the Virginia Quarterly Review that financial aid to China is the least costly way to stabilize the Far East. He warns that without help China could endure prolonged warfare and possibly halt regional progress.
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Ch’Ao-Ting Chi
Central Bank of China
Virginia Quarterly Review
China
Far East
Chi
Columbia University Seligman
Asia
Japan
Immunization Drive Aims to Halt Typhoid Outbreak
In Sequim Washington health officials and Red Cross workers launched a mass immunization effort within several miles of Dungeness Valley to fight a major typhoid outbreak. The illness has struck 82 school children and one teacher among about 600 residents with no deaths reported.
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Sequim
Wash
Dungeness Valley
Red Cross
Olympic Peninsula
Weather outlook with scattered thunderstorms and cool start
A weather brief notes occasional local thunderstorms and near normal temperatures with a slight cooler trend in the north at the start of the week.
FDR Opponents Move on Neutrality Revision
Washington reports that opponents of neutrality revision push action as President Roosevelt weighs a San Francisco World’s Fair visit. A round robin of senators supports delaying any changes, while Hull proposals call for repealing the embargo and designating danger zones for shipping. Lawmakers gauge adjournment timing as House debates Social Security Act amendments.
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San Francisco
Hull
Congress
Barkley
House
Senate
Bomb explosion kills Moorhead driver Milton Lee
Milton Lee age 28 son of Northwest Bakery Company operator was killed when a dynamite bomb planted in a baker truck exploded. Police believe the blast was intentional and aimed at his father John S. Lee head of the bakery. The elder Lee received a threatening call a week earlier tied to a labor dispute. The victim had just returned to Fargo after bakery school in Chicago.
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Fargo
Chicago
McNutt Granted Audience in Tokyo
Emperor Hirohito received Paul V. McNutt United States High Commissioner of the Philippines in Tokyo on June 10, marking a formal audience amid postwar exchanges between Japan and Allied authorities.
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Tokyo
Emperor Hirohito
Paul V. McNutt
United States
Philippines
Union Workers Threaten Tie Up Of General Motors
Detroit June 10 AFL automobile workers threaten an extensive tie up of General Motors plants if the company does not open collective bargaining. Strikes were called at Flint and Saginaw as factions split over AFL UAW leadership and contract status. Dowell said plants will shut to force negotiations while GM cites pending court cases on faction eligibility.
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Detroit
AFL Automobile Workers
UAW
Homer Martin
American Federation of Labor
Flint
Saginaw
R. J. Thomas
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Elmer Dowell
AFL
Chevrolet Assembly
Fisher Body
Chevrolet Grey Iron
Dowell
Roosevelts Await King George VI At Hyde Park
President and Mrs. Roosevelt return to their Hudson Valley home to host King George VI and Queen Elizabeth after their New York reception. The royal train arrived at Highland early this morning as Mrs. Roosevelt greeted guests and the President prepared his upcoming address to the United States Military Academy graduates.
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N. Y
Roosevelt
the Hudson
King George VI
Queen Elizabeth
New York City
Washington
Highland N. Y
mid-Hudson Bridge
Sara Delano Roosevelt
United States Military Academy
England
Hudson River
FSCC Buys Snapbeans at Eastern Auction Market
GOLDSBORO June 10 The Federal Surplus Commodity Corporation began buying snap beans on the local auction markets paying 50 cents a basket for beans graded 75 percent No 1 Farmers at a conference with M A Clevenger FSCC representative urged 60 cents a basket but he said authorization limits were 50 cents with a possibility of a small raise over 60 cents being sought.
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Federal Surplus Commodity Corporation
M. A. Clevenger
FSCC
Clevenger
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