Slovak Autonomy Demand Sparks Czechoslovak Tension
Bratıslava June 6 AP Premier Hodza rejected Father Hlinka and Slovak autonomist claims to speak for the minority. He warned the republic will not be destroyed and pledged unity. Hlinka’s followers demonstrated as Praha weighs minority rights and a nationalities statute amid tensions with Sudeten Germans and other groups.
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Bratislava
Czechoslovakia
Milan Modza
Andreas Hlinka
Hodza
Father Hlinka
Hlinka
Republic
Praha
Hsinka
Campaign shakeups tied to feud with Pendergast exposed
The governor said job changes target Park appointees and move Stark staff to replace them. He dismissed payrolls aiding the Douglas campaign as rumors, asserting no assessment exists though volunteers may assist if they choose.
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Pendergast
Kansas City
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Fark
Guy B. Park
Brick slayings confessed by Chicago suspect
An 18 year old Black man, once scrutinized since childhood in Louisiana, confesses in Chicago to bludgeoning five women and a girl with bricks. Robert Nixon aided the statements by drawing floor plans of victims’ homes, detailing killings in Chicago and Los Angeles including Mrs Florence Johnson and the 12 year old Marguerite Worden.
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Louisiana
Chicago
Robert Nixon
Florence Johnson
Florence Thompson Castle
Anna Kuteha
Nixon
Los Angeles
Edna Worden
Marguerite
Ticklish Task Faces New Hungarian Premier
The new Hungarian prime minister Imredy confronts a ticklish task suppressing extremist groups including pro German Nazis while avoiding a federal crusade against them. Hungary seeks German friendship for territorial aims and faces landless peasants, with promises of land reform and compulsory labor amid a Christian National Social Justice program.
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Béla Knredy
Germany
Hungary
Austria
Nicholas Horty
Imredy
The
National Bank
Christian National Social Justice
Farm Equipment Firms Charged With Monopoly
The Federal Trade Commission told Congress that International Harvester Company and seven other large manufacturers dominate farm machine output. The report notes coercive measures and possible illegal pricing, with eight firms controlling the bulk of harvesting machines tractors and newer tractor armed products.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
International Harvester Company
International Harvester Co
Chicago
Deere & Co
Moline
J. J. Case Co
Racine
Wis
Allis- Chalmers Mfg. Co
Milwaukee
Qgliver Farm Equipment Co
Minneapolis
Louisville, Ky
Deere & Company
International Harvester
Relief to Play Part in State's Demo Primary
WPA influence looms large in Missouri as 200,000 voters tied to the WPA and relief programs may swing the Democratic primary. Douglas candidacy and Billings face tossups with T. J. Pendergast backing. May relief votes fell to 45,514 with 5,000 more expected. Sen. Bennett C. Clark benefits from governor and Pendergast endorsements. New Deal candidates Davis and Meredith challenge Clark, claiming loyalty to labor and the unemployed.
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WPA
Douglas
T. J. Pendergast
Congress
Missouri
Sen
Bennett C. Clark
Gournor
Pendergast
Joseph T. Davis
Willis H. Meredith
Clark Fund
Fisherman lands six foot tarpon on light tackle
Corpus Christi reports Dr. J. D. Carey of Fort Collins, Cel e, catching a tarpon six feet three and a half inches long off Port Arkansas with a five and a half ounce fly rod and nine thread line. Guides call it a new record for light tackle as the fish took an hour and twenty minutes to land two and a half miles out.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
J. D. Carey
Fort Collins
Cele
Port Arkansas
Carey
U S May Buy Probe of Spain Bombings
The State Department said it is weighing Great Britain's invitation to join an international commission investigating bombings in Spain and China. Undersecretary Welles, after a briefing by British Ambassador Lindsay, condemned civilian bombings while Britain seeks other nations to join.
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Washington
State Department
Great Britain
Spain
Welles
Ronald Lindsay
United States
China
Norway
Sweden
Kansas City Drug Clerks Quit AFL Union Drive
Kansas City June 6 AF—Parkview drugstore employees voted 61 to 16 to withdraw from the Drug Clerks Union affiliated with the AFL. W B Mahay former union business agent is jailed on charges of kidnapping and malicious destruction of property awaiting hearing.
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Kansas City
Parkview
Drug Clerks’ Union
AFL
W. HB
Wally) Mahay
Pair Held in Cash Kidnapping Released
Princeton Fla June 6 AP M F Braxton and son James released by federal agents after wives pleaded for freedom. Cash reopened his filling station and lunchroom first time since May 28 when his five year old son was abducted for 10000 dollars. A yellow biplane dropped a note at FBI field office from the south islands. Twelve of two thousand volunteers cruised the southern islands in ongoing Cashman hunt.
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Princeton
Fla
M. F. Braxton
James
James Bailey Cash, Jr
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Miami
Cash
FBI
Wage Act Debates Delay Adjourment In Senate Clash
The Wage Act stalls adjournment as lawmakers clash over pace and scope. Proposals include a 26 cent minimum immediate, rising to 40 by later years, with regional boards to set rates and an administrator to approve schedules. The House and Senate groups seek to streamline this plan. Smithfield London meat market tops English trade with a 500000 ton annual turnover.
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Thomas
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Conference Committee
House
Randolph
W Va
Smithfield
London
England
Joplin Business Man Dies After Car Crash
Arthur Reed twenty five year old Joplin businessman dies in hospital from injuries suffered when his car crashed into a tree on a highway five miles west of Joplin. He was the son of A B Reed head of a local hide company and worked with his father. He was returning from a visit when the crash occurred.
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Joplin
Arther Reed
A. B. Reed
Reed
Canton Bombed Twice In Day With Hundreds Dead
Edward H. Lockwood of Indiana, secretary, narrowly escaped in jury. Bombs fell among tightly packed sampans on the river causing havoc. British Consul A P Blunt protested to the Japanese reconsul general in Hongkong. No bombs fell in the foreign settlement but planes reportedly released many bombs nearby.
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Edward H. Lockwood
Indiana
A. P. Blunt
Hongkong
Shameen Island
British Ship Bombed By Spanish Rebels
MADRID June 68 AP In surgent warplanes left 21 dead 160 wounded and another British ship ablaze in a fierce foray over Alicante 75 miles south of Valencia on the eastern Mediterranean coast. The dead included three British crew on the freighter St Winifred damaged in a previous bombing of Alicante May 21. German made Junker planes carried out the assault on Alicante. Valencia and nearby towns were bombed as authorities reported more raids and protests from neutral nations amid continuing aerial bombardments.
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Madrid
Alicante
Valencia
Mediterranean
St. Winifred
Maryad
Alcante
Barcelona
Cagunto
Jose Miaja
Spain
Guaralajara
Japanese Shock Troops Drive On Chengchow
Shanghai dispatch reports Japanese forces envelopment of Chengchow after capturing Kaifeng, with westward columns reaching Chungmow near the Peiping Hankow Lunghai rail junction. Chinese withdrawal noted. about half of Kaifeng’s 250,000 population evacuated in 24 hours of fighting.
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Shanghai
Chengchow
Hankow
Kaifeng
China
Chungmow
Lunghai
New Way to Hold False Teeth in Place
Obscure ad style note promotes denture powders and powders with claims of teeth staying firm. Mentions sizes and flavors, hints at fresh breath and gum comfort, but text is garbled and hard to verify.
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Bela Imredy
Relirf
U.S
Britain
K. C. Drug Clerks
A. F. L. Union
Central Dairy
Buckingham Palace
Evelyn Dall
New York
Bronx
George
Elizabeth
Canton
Jing
Nadine Marquiss
Baxter Springs
Kan
Phil A. Dallmeyer
Ceres
Prarfeck
Lake Michigan
Drake
AB Kirkby
the Exchange National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Examination and Supervision
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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