House backs Hoover plan on farm relief debenture
Washington reports the House supported the Hoover approved debenture concept for farm relief, voting 250 to 108 to back conference talks with the Senate. Conferees Haugen Parnell Williams Aswell Kincheloe to seek agreement, with a deadline to file a report by midnight and possible quick Senate action thereafter.
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Dawes MacDonald talk on Anglo American relations near Forres
At Forres Scotland Premier MacDonald announced a Sunday meeting with Charles G. Dawes the new American ambassador to discuss Anglo American relations. The event will be held at MacDonald’s Lossiemouth home The Hillocks.
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Oil Parley Ends Fiery Session
Governors oil conservation conference chaired by President Hoover adjourned in Colorado Springs after three days of debate on US petroleum industry conditions. The recess awaited a Hoover call to reconvene as Texas California Oklahoma pushed for further study and a joint survey by federal and state representatives.
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Smuts Leads in Hoover Seeks Independence Day Address
Smuts holds a large lead in South Africa elections with 47 of 148 seats counted and government forces trailing. In the United States Hoover weighs three concrete invitations for Independence Day speeches including Philadelphia at Independence Hall and Asheville into a White House decision.
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Eva Cofer Trial Heads to 10-Jury Deliberations
In Chattanooga Tennessee Eva Cofer a 21 year old farm girl faces trial for the slaying of Lee Atchley a grocer after he allegedly made improper advances. The case nears jury deliberations as both sides rest and the defense closes its argument with her testimony describing the confrontation and her claim of self defense.
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Engagement Denial Clears Wales and Princess Linking
The Daily Mail quotes an unnamed high court official denying any truth to reports that Princess Ingrid of Sweden is connected to the English Royal family. Abroad reports of a possible engagement to the Prince of Wales are said to vex court circles and have been dismissed.
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American Killed in Havana Plane Crash
An American radio operator and airline official were killed and severely burned when a ten passenger cabin plane of Pan American Airways crashed after takeoff from Santiago Cuba. Miss Taylor and two other passengers from Havana were slightly bruised as the plane burned and was destroyed.
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Mexico's Religious Fight May Be Settled
Washington reports say an agreement on Mexico's religious dispute has been reached and papal sanction sent to Rome. President Portes Gil and Catholic prelates reportedly concluded months of talks yielding a broad interpretation of religious laws with mutual concessions by government and church. A Vatican approval is expected swiftly, and Monsignor Leopoldo Ruiz y Flores voiced guarded optimism about the accord.
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Sweden Seaplane Sverige Badly Damaged En Route
Reykjavik reports the Sverige seaplane of Capt. Alvin Ahrenberg and two companions is more seriously damaged than thought. Repairs may delay the planned Stockholm to New York flight via Ivigtut and Greenland. Capt. Ahrenberg keeps up humor, playing mandolin near Thingvalla Lake as fog threatens the route.
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Reykjavik Report on Sverige Delays Cited Repairs
Reykjavik dispatches say radiator trouble held up the Sverige. Earlier reports noted a broken fuel line and badly balanced propeller, but these were reported as repaired.
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Idaho lieutenant governor abducted by four bandits in chase
W. B. Kinne the Idaho lieutenant governor was abducted by four bandits who stopped his car near Lewiston. Kinne escaped uninjured after being tied to a tree. W. L. Tribbey and Paul Kille were assaulted. Kille was shot in the leg. Bandits looted Tribbey and Kinne totals $274 as they fled into the mountains. A large search continues for the suspects.
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Mexican students evacuate main building as strike continues
In Mexico City on June 13 striking National University students agreed to evacuate the main building at noon after a conference with President Porfirio Diaz orces. The strike will not end until the autonomy law passed by Congress and drafted by the President is invoked. No deal on rector Antonio Castro Leal’s resignation was reached.
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Modernist Speaker May Disrupt Northern Baptists
Denver June 13. Bishop Francis Joan McConnell of the Methodist Church Brooklyn N Y was moved from keynote to following position at the Northern Baptist convention as protests by 19 ministers accused him of modernism. Denver Baptist leader Joshua Gravett warned McConnell may be barred though some would accept him as a Federal Council of Churches representative.
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Thomas Ryan Held in France for Passing Bad Checks
Paris June 13 Thomas Ryan identified as grandson of the late Thomas Fortune Ryan will be brought back to Paris from Havre on a charge of cashing 65000 francs in bad checks. He had distributed 30000 francs more of paper while seeing Paris by night. He was arrested at Havre as he prepared to sail with his wife on the Ile de France.
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Student Airman Killed in Kelly Field Smash
Flying Cadet L. H. Troup, 24, advanced flying school student at Keely Field, died when his aircraft collided with Flying Cadet Floyd Bernard Wood, 21, who escaped by parachute as both planes plunged from 6000 feet over Kelly Field, San Antonio. Troup hailed from Tulsa Oklahoma and Wood from Richland Springs Texas.
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Dawes to Visit Scotland for Talks with MacDonald
Ambassador Dawes will travel to Scotland to meet Premier MacDonald at Forres where the two will discuss Anglo American cooperation in disarmament and lasting peace. He will present credentials to King George at Windsor Castle after landing at Southampton from the Olympic within 48 hours.
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French Foreign Legion Rushes to Ait Yakoub Desert Post
In Rabat on June 13, 1937, eight battalions of the French Foreign Legion were sent by motor trucks to aid the besieged French native troops at Ait Yakoub. Two thousand Moorish tribesmen surround the post on three sides after an ambush on June 9. 13 Senegalese infantry dead, 10 seriously wounded, 83 missing or dead. Ait Yakoub lies north of Tafilalet and west of Colomb Bechar. Official reports minimize the conflict at El Bordj and its aftermath, saying it is not spreading to other native forces.
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Carewe To Rewed After Divorce Confirmed
Mary Aiken Carewe, former film actress and ex wife of Edwin Carewe, motion picture director, confirmed they will remarry. The couple divorced in Mexico a year ago after a $110,000 property settlement. they were married in Mexico in 1925.
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Shooting Of Lad Found Justified By Treasury Official
Washington reports that Seymour Lowman announced Customs Patrolman Jonah Cox shot Archibald Eugster in the line of duty near Detroit when rum runners attempted to recapture a seized boat. The report says two patrolmen and four rum runners battled near the Rouge river. Eugster was killed and Cox exonerated. A second case, Border Patrolman White and Henry Virkula at International Falls, Minn., awaits full report.
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