Soviet fliers launch non stop Moscow to San Francisco flight
Edmonton reports Major J E Genet says Soviet aviators departed Moscow nonstop toward San Francisco at 2 a m GMT. Flight may reach Edmonton in about 46 hours, with Arctic weather data support and route choices over MacKenzie valley or barren northwest territories, posing landing risks.
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Royal Canadian Corporation of Signals
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San Francisco
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Patterson
Dominion Meteorological Bureau
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Northwest Territories
North Pole
Russia
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Restriction on Relief Spending Debate Grows In Senate
Senator Robinson urged a 25 percent local cost share for relief projects as part of a 1.5 billion dollar bill. He warned against debt risk while urging prudence, saying prosperity requires holding the house in order for future generations. The discussion marked the Senate’s fourth day on the relief measure.
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Washington
Robinson
Arkansan
Congress
Senate
United States
Willis children have tonsilectomies this morning
Pick ups Juanita, Marma Jean and Betty Joe Willis, children of Mr and Mrs John Willis of 1107 East Elm Street, underwent tonsilectomies at their physician’s office this morning. Other brief medical updates include patients at St Mary’s Hospital improving after operations and several local residents undergoing procedures or travel notices.
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Marma Jean
Betty Joe Willis
John Willis
East Elm Street
Physicians
C. P. Goff
Main Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Friends
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Monroe Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
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West Main Street
Heresy Hunt Continues in Russia Near Moscow
De nunciations pour into Moscow as more than 100 convicted wreckers face firing squads and thousands endure jail or labor camps. Charges include Trotskyism spying and sabotage with reports from Middle Asia of seven condemned for wrecking locomotives.
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Arctic
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Middle Asia
Far East
Shawneetown Rebuild Plan Advances In Senate Committee
The Illinois senate appropriations committee approved a $150,000 move to purchase the Shawneetown site for a state park as part of a flood rebuilding effort. The funding, added to public works, awaits senate and house approval. Mayor Harry Howell led local supporters who say residents will proceed if the bill passes.
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Shawneetown
Tih
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
House
Harry Fred Howell
Shawn ‘Weekown
State Department of Public Works
John Stelle
Illinois
Ohio
Old friend to contact man in Parsons case
Stony Brook New York June 13 UP Lawrence F Deutzman an old friend of Mrs Alice Mc Donnell Parsons volunteered to serve as contact man in the investigation of the 38 year old society matron's disappearance from her Long Meadow estate He suggested inserting an advertisement in New York newspapers asking Mrs Parsons to communicate with him Officials would not confirm feasibility of the plan Inspector Ear J Connelly said a four day search of Brown land adjoining the Parsons estate yielded no leads Martha's Vineyard search failed to locate an educated man with an accent who claimed the missing woman could be found at the Robinson camp Menemshaw Coast guardsmen joined police in the hunt
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N. Y
Lawrence F. Deutzman
Alice McDonnell
Parsons
Long Meadow Farm
Deutzman
Secret Service
Pinkerton
North Shore
Long Island
Chilmark
Mass
Martha’s Vineyard
Alice McDonnel Parsons
Long Island Society
Coast
Joseph Fratus
Chilmark State Police
Pasons
New York
Robinson Camp
Menemshaw
Osteopathy meet eyed to be moved to St Louis
Dr Quintus M Drennan said plans aim to relocate the 1938 American Osteopathic association convention from Chicago to St Louis. The gathering opens July 4 and organizers seek the change to host city.
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Osteopathy
ST. Louis
Chicago
American Osteopathic Association
Quintus
Drennan
Kwos Rania Kilocycles Saturday Radio Schedule
Radio schedule for Saturday June 19 lists programs from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. with a long lineup including Rambling Red Just About Time Sons of the Pioneer Market Summary Musical Clock Missouri Farm News Cowboy Bill King s Men Gypsy Fortune Tuning Around Garden Party Buccaneer Lake of the Ozarks Morning Melodies Radio Log Serenaders News Organalities Markets Luncheon Hour Harry Reser s Orchestra To Be Announced Curiosity Shop On the Mall Markels Green Room Dance Hour Symphony Sonnets Studio Party Once Upon a Time Douglas Frew Songs Musical Hour Shades of Swing Scruggs Guhleman Musical Half Hour Home Folks Frolic Harmony Hall Cardinals Braves game note and Cugat Music segments appear in the evening, ending with Oft.
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Markels
Douglas Frew
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Guhleman
Harmony Hall
St. Louis
Cardinals
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Cugat
Kansas Man Must Hang August 17
Albert M. Zakoura, convicted of first degree murder in Miami County for killing his wife Esther Paola in 1935, has the Kansas Supreme Court set August 17 for execution. His motion for rehearing was denied, and the court affirmed the district court verdict. He will be hanged at the state prison in Lansing under the state capital punishment law.
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Topeka
Jone
Istate Supreme Court
Albert M. Zakoura
Esther
al Paola
Zakoura
Miami County
G. A. Roberts
Supreme Court
District Court
Lansing
Gag writer Al Boasberg dies at 45 in Beverly Hills
Al Boasberg, famed gag writer for radio and films including the Marx brothers and Buster Keaton, died of a heart attack at his Beverly Hills home at age 45. He penned jokes for A Day at the Races and Assorted Nuts and helped shape silent era subtitles and dialogue. He leaves a wife, a brother in New York, and two sisters in Buffalo.
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al Boasberg
Jin
Sreen scCnarios
Beverly Hills
Buffalo
N. Y
Boasberg
Swan Song
Marx Brothers
Alexander Woolleotl
Buster Keaton
RKO
Hollywood
Wheeler and Woolsey
Steel Strike Back To Work Movement Waits
A fragmented report notes steel plants prepared to resume operations as leaders from Taft to union officials sought to clear decks for action. The strike cost about 730000 dollars daily and raised the possibility of spreading to railroads. Alexander F. Whitney of the Trainmen warned workers about dangerous assignments amid calls to round up so called protectors. The piece questions the use of slang and officers while describing intimidation around the strike area.
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J. C
Taft
Phainks
Platfo
Alexander F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railway
Youngstown
Warren
Canton
Penn
Riley
Orous
Four Survive In State Golf Tourney
In St. Joseph Missouri two Kansas City players Glenn Oatman and Bert McDowell jr advanced from the 18 hole quarterfinals of the Missouri amateur tournament at St. Joseph Country Club. Oatman defeated Milton Tootle 5 and 4 and McDowell beat Joe Switzer 1 up on the 20th hole. Clancy Miller also advanced by defeating Tom Draper 5 and 4 leaving St Joseph as the only local finalist.
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Kansas City
Kirksville
Missouri
St. Joseph Country Club
Glenn Oatman
Milton Tootle
Bert McDowell
Joe Switzer
St. Louis
Ted Adams
Sam Arnold
Clancy Miller
Tom Draper
Nash Bride Questions Marriage in Navy Scandal
Baltimore dispatch reports Mrs Beulah Wellard Nash claims she married at 15 and eloped in 1934 with Oren Anderson, explaining the revelation as a hope Chuck Nash can regain his ensign commission. The Sun quoted her statements from Norfolk Virginia. The affair led to Nash losing his Navy commission.
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Baltimore
the Sun Today
Beulah Wellard
Nash
Charles
Chuck) Nash, Jr
Saat
Chuck
Norfolk, Va
Glenville, Ga
Oren Anderson
Sarah Fenall
Glenville
Slot Machine Racket Threatens All Law Enforcement
The article reports a racketeering threat involving slot machines and alleges police inaction due to orders from higher authorities. It notes county officials await similar directives while mentioning autogiro devices used as weapons to spray infected areas and combat pests in crops and trees.
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