British Prime Minister urges inclusive Anglo American talks
The premier spoke at Lossiemouth in Scotland stressing inclusivity of Anglo American discussions and urging all parties to back peaceful democracy. He and Ambassador Dawes hailed shared aims while Japan shows cautious support for naval reduction and warns against new international machinery.
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Dawes
Lossiemouth
Atlantic
Pilgrims’ Society
Britain
Geneva
Gibson
British Leaders Signal Impatience Over Naval Talks
British reports indicate G Dawes and Prime Minister Ram addressed MacDoneld with cautious language yet pressed for imminent negotiations on naval disarmament. The remarks touched on a general framework while signaling a forthcoming conference to discuss reductions affecting all nations involved.
Washington Optimistic on Disarmament Talks Start
Washington observers hailed Ambassador Dawes and Prime Minister MacDonald speeches as the beginning of disarmament negotiations. Dawes spoke at a Pilgrims club dinner in London and MacDonald at Lossiemouth, with the tone reflecting progress after Dawes’s conference with the President.
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Washington
Ambassador Dawes
London
MacDonald
Lossiemouth
Laverne Fator Receives First Riding Suspension
New York June 19. Laverne Fator widely regarded as the era’s top American jockey received his first riding suspension. He was barred for the rest of the Aqueduct meeting after a poor ride on Folking, the heavy favorite in the second race. The case was sent to the jockey club for potential further action and possible exoneration.
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New York
Laverne Fator
Fator
Aqueduct
Folking
Jockey Club
Wimbledon Draw Pits Tilden and Cochet in Same Half
The Wimbledon draw places American star William Tilden III and French ace Henri Cochet in the same half, with Rene Lacoste absent and Jean Borotra heading the other half. Helen Wills and Betty Nuthall meet in the same half but in separate quarters, preventing a Wills–Nuthall final.
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Tilden
Cochet
London
William Tilden III
Henri Cochet
Rene Lacoste
Jean Borotra
Helen Wills
Betty Nuthall
Fights From Last Night Across Cities
In New York Al Brown outpointed Vidal Gregorio while Kid Chocolate stopped Teddy Roth and Tony Vacarelli outpointed Pete Meyers. In Allentown Tommy Grogan beat Johnny Adick. Cincinnati saw Maxie Rosenbloom over Joe Anderson and Larry Sanzone over Babe Pilico. Indianapolis featured Eddie Anderson KO Steve McDonald and Lon Lovelace defeating Charlie Court.
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New York
al Brown
Panama
Vidal Gregorio
Spain
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Teddy Roth
Tony Vacarelli
Pete Meyers
San Francisco
Allentown
Tommy Grogan
Omaha
Neb
Johnny Adick
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Maxie Rosenbloom
Joe Anderson
Covington
Larry Sanzone
Babe Pilico
Newark
N. J
Indianapolis
Eddie Anderson
Cody
Wryo
Steve McDonald
Lon Lovelace
Terre Haute
Charlie Court
Warren to Gotham for fights after UNC star aims for national boxing notice
Leigh North Carolina June 19 Warren former University of North Carolina grid star said he will leave for New York in July to resume his bid for national boxing recognition among heavyweights. Warren will fight Dan Leiber of New York here tomorrow night in his third bout since breaking his arm in a Charlotte ring. He has won two previous bouts in Charlotte and Hickory by decision and knockout.
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Leigh
N. C
Warren
University of North Carolina Grid
New York
North Carolina
Dan Leiber
Charlotte
Hickory
Lovely Hands Due To Washing Dishes
Miss Helen Broderick wins a national beauty hands contest by John Murray Anderson and a 2500 prize. Her hands will model for a famed Italian sculptor after Europe search. She credits Lux soap for smooth white hands and says Lux soothes skin. Beauty experts in 305 shops endorse Lux for hand care.
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Helen Broderick
John Murray Anderson
Lux
Broderick
Radio Programs Schedule Highlights June 18 1940
The radio grid lists stations and programs from WABC WJZ WOR and more in New York Philadelphia and beyond. Entries include orchestras, talk shows, religious services, and concert broadcasts with affiliated stations noted. The schedule covers prime evening lineups from 5:00 PM to 11:15 PM with multiple network crossovers and performer lineups.
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WABC
New York
Frolickers
Norman Brokenshire
WCAU
Wnaco Wean
WEFBL
WMAK
WCAO
WJAS
WADC
WKACO
WGHP
WMAQ
WSPD
WHK
WLBW
WMAL
WEAF
WRC
WCAE
WEEI
WWJ
WTAG
Frank Luther
WEEL
WTIC
WJAR
WCSH
WLIT
WGY
WGR
WSAI
WEJC
Shavers
Wtic Will
Wwd
WGN
Olive Palmer
WTI
WIAR
WRG
WTAM
WSAL
WHAS
WSM
WSB
WBT
Two Troopers
WTIG
WCAR
Rudy Valiee
Palais d'Or Dance Orchestra
WJZ
Smith Ballew
Rosalie Wolfe
WBAL
WPTF
John B. Kennedy
Mme. Cabrera Gainsberg
W4jz
Washington
Kogen
WBZ
WHAM
KDKA
WIR
KYW
WLW
Foresters
WRVA
Phil Cook
Billy Hillput
WJAX
the Voyagers
WJIR
Victor Wagner
KDEKA
WOR
Newark
Hank Simmons
Wnac Wean Webl
WKBW
Roy Ingraham
Dreammakers
Chain Key
WLWL
St. John’s College
Don
Chain Key Station
Angela
WPG
Atlantic City
Carroll Tate
Baltimore
Miniature Musicale
The
Marylanders
Philadelphia
Reed Birds
Jump Wreckers
Pittsburgh
Destor
Radioel
Bestor
Wjz2z
Rochester
WGY Schenectady
Hium
Strum
Wreraef
WBZ Springfield
Safety Crusaders
Radio Nature League
WIZ
State Revenue Expected To Tie Budget Estimates
Revenue collections for the North Carolina fiscal year ending June are expected to near the budget estimate of 15,451,145, with possible slight shortfall or surplus. A projected credit balance around 2.235 million to 2.587 million may be carried into the next biennium, while non tax receipts push total revenue near 15.406 million.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Budget Bureau
Treasury
Commissioner of Revenue
A. J. Maxwell
Congressmen Flock to White House as Recess Near
Washington June 19. Senators and representatives visited the White House to name candidates for the federal farm board. Hoover expected to announce several appointments next week and all eight members to be chosen within two weeks. The president plans two days at his fishing preserve on the Rapidan headwaters in Virginia.
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Washington
White House
Federal Farm Board
Hoover
Congress
Rapidan River
Virginia Blue Ridge Mountains
Youth curb service ban enforced in Raleigh
State Child Welfare inspectors prohibited children under 16 from working after 7 PM, stating the law applies with or without parental permission. Raleigh drug stores and soda fountains were warned to comply or face prosecution as inspectors enforce the curfew rule for curb service workers.
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Raleigh
State Child Welfare Commission
Anti-Smithites Nominate Brown in Virginia
Roanoke, Va June 19 Virginia anti Smith democrats nominate Dr William Moseley Brown Washington and Lee professor for governor and Captain E E Berkeley for attorney general They seek republican convention support in Richmond June 26 and may run Brown as independent if nominated by both conventions They plan vigorous cross state campaigning from Cumberland Gap to the eastern shore
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Roanoke
Virginia
Richmond
William Moseley Brown
Washington and Lee
Republican State Organization
Brown
E. E. Berkeley
Cumberland Gap
Political maneuvering hinted for post primary phase
Observers saw the August Democratic primary as the moment the campaign would begin. The anti-Smith convention failed to nominate a lieutenant governor candidate, though the executive committee could later. This raised speculation that a Republican nominee might attract anti-Smith support.
Be entered in a state of intoxication bees and ants
A report notes that bees and ants become intoxicated from strong pollen found on certain poisonous flowers and decaying fruit. A tipsy bee repeats a drunken pattern, reeling and stumbling, before finally falling asleep.
A H Boyden Dead in Salisbury Confederate Veteran Dies
Salisbury June 19 Col A H Boyden Confederate veteran widely known in the Carolinas died at his home today after suffering a paralytic stroke last week.
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A. H. Boyden
Salisbury
Saames
Carolinas
Notable Public Commission Names Listed in Raleigh Notice
A government notice from Raleigh dated June 19 lists appointees: Mrs. Alice Colvin of New Bern L. T. Elliott of Henderson Paul S. Nunn of Winston-Salem and P. A. Reavis Jr. of Raleigh. The item records a governor commissioned panel with these individuals.
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Raleigh
Alice Colvin
New Bern
L. T. Elliott
Henderson
Paul S. Nunn
Winston-Salem
P. A. Reavis, Jr
Lovette to Open Soon Announcement Signals New Venue
Local postings indicate The Lovette will launch shortly with an official opening announcement. Details on date and location are expected as organizers finalize plans.
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Navy Office
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Matsudaira
Tanaka
Asheville
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Tampa
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Zim
Ilmington Hl el
Fayssoux
Bob Custer
OF the Mounted
Ok Nounger Generation
Ricardo Cortez
Tom Tyler
Hind
Ae Naller
Louise
Val Harris
Ann Howe
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Laverne
Gotham
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Associated Stations
Central and Southern
Symphony Orchestra
Cleveland
Maitis
Orchestra
Baker Boys
WIZ & Weaf
Porter Keheley
WAPI
Banjo Orchestra
Major
Joy Boys
the Airways
WIL & Weaf
Louisville
Wjiz & Weaf
University of Kentucky
Evelyn Todd Laurent
Nashville
Francis Craig
Tom, Joe
Jack
WWVA
Byrd
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Wheeling
J. C. Baskervill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jerry C. Jarvis
Palmer, Mass
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Frances Powers
Davis-Mccollum
C. W. van Dyke
V.pres
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