Roosevelts welcomes Swedish royals at Bucks location
President Roosevelt greeted Prince Bertil and Crown Princess Louise in Wilmington Delaware as the 300th anniversary of the first Swedish arrival in the New World was celebrated on the Bucks landing site. The prince’s father Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf was unable to come ashore due to illness.
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Wilmington
Del
Roosevelt
Swaslou
Prince Bertil
Louise
New World
Bucks
Gustaf Adolf
Bertil
Four crew killed in bombing off Spanish coast
British ships targeted by Arrat raiders as bombs struck Valencia and Alicante ports. The freighter Arion caught fire in Valencia harbor with one Romanian crewman dead. three crewmen killed on the Puta Tam at Alicante. The Farnham reported sinking amid the attack. Prime Minister Chamberlain faced opposition in Parliament over arming merchant ships with anti aircraft guns. In Asia, fighting raged near Nanghang as Chinese and Japanese aircraft traded heavy losses and claims of air battles.
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Valencia
Spain
Arrat
Alicante
London
Eng
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Shanghai
Nanghang
Chiang Gareshek
Tam
Li More
Nanchang
Kangen
Yangtee
Hankey
Hankaw
Seven Court Cases Heard Monday
Udine Buitler faced multiple larceny charges after a Monday appearance, with a $24 bond set and a guilty plea on reduced counts. Lester Pare linked to the theft faced later trial, rescheduled for July. Other cases list fines for drunkenness and related offenses including Thomason, Martin, Harris, Summers, and Dalis Summers.
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Udine
Toke
Buitler
Gauilty
Fan Das de Gail
Bergary
Butler
le. Arnold
Lester Pare
Thomason
R. Martin
Lemikennens
Bill Harris
Fragmented Query on Historical Notions and Figures
The fragment references misread lines about battles and geography. It mentions Manila Bay cavalry, Admiral Dewey, and a question about the earth's surface area covered by water. It appears as a garbled page result with unclear attributions and dates.
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Phe Aipotherwiy
Manila Bay
Dewey
Bie Beria
Court Denies Heir of Oil Properties
Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that collateral heirs cannot enforce rights after 18 years against a purchaser who recorded the deed. The decision affirmed a chancery court decree for W. L. Switley and associates against Annie Clay Edwards and others, upholding a quit claim to 120 acres near the Bela Morgan No. 1 discovery well in the Shuler field of Union.
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Lipple Rockhaa
Arkansas Supreme Coutrt
Wiiwe Chancery Court
W. L. Switley
Annie Clay Edwards
Switley
Shuler
Union Womans
Auto Crash in Texarkana Leaves One Seriously Hurt
Texarkana Ark at Twenty Ninth and State Fine avenue at 3 a m. Sunday. Mrs Issie Keene of Stane Ark is the most seriously injured with lacerations and bruises and remains in Texarkana Hospital. John Oxford of Hope was driving the other car with two passengers Mrs B Delson and Mr B Delson of Tope killed. Vernon CL Wagan drove the second car with two women Valvin and Whitt in the car. All were released after treatment.
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Texarkana, Ark
Twenty
Stats Fine
Fagan
State Lane
Oxford
Tonvieclawn
Capone Feud Center Of Chicago Rivalry Says Gardner
Roy Gardner, recently released from prison, stated in Los Angeles that Al Capone is the center of a feud among Chicago mobsters. Gardner claimed Capone is widely hated and would trigger violence if released, with rivals including George Bugs Morant and associates still at odds. He suggested Capone’s absence would prevent further killings, while Capone’s potential release could unleash more conflict.
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Los Angeles
Roy Gardner
al Capone
Aleiraz
Anon
Ani Il Ajcartaz
Garver
Moneiy Ag Salesiing
Chicago
Ail George
Bugs’ Morant
Chicana
Ayak Capone
Cogione
Cavishoadria
Dr T L McDonald Returns Home Safe After Fishing Trip
Dr T L McDonald of Hope and Fulton youth Brice Hill were reported missing after a fishing trip over the weekend. A motorboat breakdown left them stranded above Fulton with no nearby lines, but a timely phone call from Ashdown Monday confirmed they were safe.
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T. L. McDonald
Hope
Noop
Red River
Fulton
Ashdown
Dr. McDonald
Charges Railroad Falsified Financial Statements
Washington transcript shows Townsend detailing Missouri Pacific Railroad falsifying financial statements to aid borrowing of 115.7 million from the public and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Townsend presented evidence from hearings but made no penalty recommendation for the bankrupt carrier.
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Washington
Nnd
Secur
Missouri cv Railroad Company
Reconstruction Corporation
Townsend
A Thought To Cultivate Kindness From Johnson
The passage notes that fostering kindness is a valuable part of life’s business. It emphasizes daily actions and attitudes as essential to personal character and social harmony.
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Johnson
Hugh D Clark Seeks Hempstead County House Seat
Hugh D. Clark announces candidacy for representative from Hempstead County in the Democratic primary on August 9. A World War II veteran and former Hempstead County superintendent, he cites an eight point platform including repeal of the Auto Testing Law, balanced state government, highway funding, tax relief for business, farm support, and fair cotton allotment adjustments.
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Hugh D. Clark
Today's Star
Hemipsstead
Mr. Clark
Faulkner County
Arkansas
Conway
Arkansas State Teachers College
Tey
Hempstead County
Hempstead
Clark
Ds Nobel
Dixon and Morton to Be Arrested in Fatal Road Crash
Warrant issued for Buck Dixon 20 of Emmet and Joe Morton Arkansas Highway Department employee after a midnight crash on highway 67 near Hope killed Carl Hamilton 18 and injured five others. Morton charged with negligent driving and Dixon with negligent homicide. Hearing set for July 11 with preliminary hearing possible July 1.
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Dixon
Morton
Buck Dixon
Emmet
Joe Morton
Arkansas Highway Department
Highway 67
Hope
Carl Hamilton
W. 5. Atkins
iCarl Hamilton
A. W. Hamilton
Emmmet
Julia -Chester Hospital
O. W. Thompson
Julia Chester Hospital
Thompson
Tom Evans
J. W. Doggett
Edgar Doggett
Joplin
Hamilton
Evans
Reginald Bearden
Calhoun Youth Killed in Arkansas Crash
Quintin Gunnells, 19, of Calhoun, was killed Saturday night when a truck he rode on was side-swiped by a car near Magnolia Arkansas. He died ten minutes after being rushed to a local hospital. Funeral services were held at Calhoun. Survived by his parents, a brother Ortis, two sisters Cecil and Mable.
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Magnolia
Ark
Quintin Gunnels
Calhoun
Paschal
Gunnels
Welcome Cotton
Cotton
Quinton
Salhoun
Harvey Gunnels
Ortis Gunnels
Cecil Gunnels
Calhoun J
Mable Hickman
Louisiana
U S Ignores World Etiquette in Showing Up Nazi Spies
A four part NEA Service series traces a wave of German spy activity in the United States led by a shadowy “Under-Secretary Weston.” G-2 exposed a ring involving 16 men and 4 women, with two Master Spies from the German War Ministry. The case implicates high level German officials and several U S workers, including aviation plant staff, as investigations reveal a broad espionage network aimed at seizing defense secrets as World War II looms. The story highlights tensions over international etiquette and German prestige amid growing U S counterintelligence actions.
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Thomas M. Johnson
NEA Service, Inc
New York
Taft
Weston
United States
New York Passport Bureau
America
Military Intelligence Service
State Department
G-men
War Ministry
Germany
Spain
Junk Sre
Heinkels
Boeing
Wright
Europe
Voss
Seversky
Farmingdale
S. 1
Frich Glaser
Mitchel Field
Army Air Service
Hamburg
Ognatz Ti. Griebl
New York City
Joe N. Datton
Johanna Hoffman
Outlaws Killed and Captured Near Deselm Farm Yard
Two fugitives terrorized Indiana and Illinois with gunfire and kidnappings. In a 20 minute gun battle involving about 100 officers at a Deselm farm yard, one outlaw was killed and the other wounded. The survivor identified himself as Orelle J. Easton, 25, of Valley City North Dakota, and named his dead brother Clarence Easton, 27. Sheriff John Stack of Kankakee Wisconsin reported the incident.
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Joilet
Indiana
Illinois
John Stack
Kankakee
Orelle J. Easton
Valley City
N. D
Clarence Easton
Women Break Record Over Black Sea Flight
MOSCOW claims three Soviet women broke a world seaplane distance record for their sex. Lt. Paulina Osipenko with Vera Lomaka and Marina Raskova flew 1,085 miles in 9 hours 32 minutes over a course from Sevastopol to Epatoria to Ochakoff Sevastopol on the Black Sea coast.
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Moscow
Paulina Osipenko
Army Air Force
Vera Lomaka
Marina Raskova
Sevastopol
Epatoria
Ochakoff-Sevastopol
Black Sea
Mind Your Manners Social Etiquette Quiz
A 1898 etiquette quiz tests proper conduct in social openings. It covers introductions to Mary Green, whether to eat lettuce, tearing cereal, passing in halls, wearing hats at movies, and greetings to newcomers. Answers emphasize asking for clarification, personal choice, and turning away when passing others.
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Mary Green
Mrs
Mary Dines
Judge Rider to Rule at 10 Wednesday in County Seat Move
Judge Frank Rider recessed a day of hearings on the Hope county seat dispute and said he would issue an order at 10 a m Wednesday declaring the county seat moved from Washington to Hope. He also said future circuit court sessions would be in Hope and permanent records would stay in Washington until new quarters are secured. Washington supporters face an appeal, which would transfer the contest to the circuit court.
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Frank Rider
Hope
Washington
Rider
Ray McDowell
George Steel
Nashville
Steel
Circuit Court
Hope City Hall
Graves and Graves
Steve Carrigan
Royce Weisenberger
Ringlings Circus Ends Summer Tour in Strike Settlement
Ringling North and Ralph Whitehead announce the return of the circus to its winter quarters in Sarasota Florida after a 1600 worker strike over a 25 percent wage cut halted the summer tour. The union spokesman says the troupe will depart for Florida as soon as possible and packing plans begin for the big tent and animals. A Battlefield Pie Supper is planned for Thursday night June 30 with county candidates invited to attend to raise funds for a community vehicle to purchase a mighty organ.
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Scranton
U/Pi
John Ring-ling North
Ringling, Barnum and Bailey Circus
Ralph Whitehead
American Federation of Aviors
Vireus
Sara~ Sold
Fla
Battlefield
Battlefield Community
Ail County
Sly Organ Ag
Cotton opens and closes unsure figures in New Orleans trade
Cotton prices move in New Orleans as Monday sessions yield unclear opening at 8 84 and late close around 8 14 76. Spot may hold near 8.88 amid quiet market conditions and local price movements.
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Lares Points
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