Italian fleet of seaplanes ready to start toward Chicago
Orbetello Italy June 23 After a thirty five minute takeoff drill War Minister Italo Balbo declared the trans Atlantic squadron of 25 aircraft ready to leave at dawn for a 6100 mile flight via sub polar regions to Chicago The expedition includes General Emilio de Bono and 100 fascist fliers The route goes Amsterdam Londonderry Reykjavik Cartwright Rhediac Montreal Chicago with possible landings if needed and sea weather reports provided by allied vessels
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Italo Balbo
Chicago
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Genoa
Amsterdam
Orbettelo
Rome
Tinue
Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Mireless
Reykjavik
Teeand
Cartwright
Labrador
Rhediac
Montreal
Government Says Aid Needed if Prizes Kept Up
Government support is urged to sustain prices as discussions critiqued farm plans. Wallace notes a 20 million acre corn land surplus driven by fewer horses and mules, replaced by gasoline and efficient hog feeding. Debate centers on reducing pork output vs corn acreage and leasing 16 to 20 percent of corn land to balance supply. The text ends with an odd aside: The Franciscan monks own the Garden of Gethsemane.
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Wallace
Domestic recovery now to the big aim
The Roosevelt administration will focus on domestic recovery, seeking to lift price levels and reemployment through public works and industrial controls. It will not withdraw from the world economic conference but prioritizes internal expansion, arguing international remedies are secondary to home action.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
London
America
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Britain
France
Italy
Moley
Bernard M. Baruch
Hull
Federal convict dies by suicide at Leavenworth
John Aldridge 38, housed two months at the Leavenworth federal prison annex for Harrison anti narcotic act violations, leaped from a cell tier to the concrete floor as troops marched out. Coroner Bransfield labeled it death by own action. Survived by widow Christine of Springfield Missouri and father William Aldridge. Born in Springfield.
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Leavenworth
Kas
John Aldridge
Federal Prison Annex
Kansas City
Aldridge
Mae
Walter B. Bransfield
Christine
Springfield
William Aldridge
Baldwin May Get a New Salary Cut
Baldwin is slated to earn 36000 a year as co trustee under the amended bankruptcy law after a court order yesterday. The change follows a prior 85416 annual salary reduced by Federal Judge Faris from April 28. The Interstate Commerce Commission has suggested a maximum of 25000, and Faris said he would act if that is finalized.
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ST. Louis
L. B. Baldwin
Missouri Pacific Railroad
C. B. Faris
Faris
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tilman Price makes assignment in Cole County Court
Tilman P. Rice filed an assignment in the Cole County Circuit Court to satisfy creditors of the Ted Rice Restaurant at Jefferson and High Streets. The move received consent from Joseph C. Weber of Columbia. Sam James, local attorney, was named assignee.
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Tilman P. Rice
Cole County
Ted Rice
Jefferson and
High Streets
Joseph C. Weber
Columbia
Sam James
Believe 2 Spaniards Fell In The Ocean
Mexico City reports investigators advanced the possibility that Spanish aviators Captain Mariano Barberan and Joaquin Collar, missing on a Havana flight, may have fallen into the Gulf of Mexico. In Chicago, Justice Kingstone reserved judgment on appointing a commissioner to take testimony in the Insull embezzlement case, involving more than half a million dollars.
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Mexico City
Mariano Barberan Sand Eibut
Joaquin Collar
Havana
Gulf of Mexico
Insull
Derry
Toronto
Insull Financial
Justice A. ©. Kingstone
Chicago
Martin J. Inswl
Parley adjourns for week end as conference strains ease
The conference remains under strain over stabilization with MacDonald praised for keeping talks alive. Delegates from major economies, including the United States, discuss trade barriers and potential wheat production controls while private subcommittees work on complex questions and await Austrian input.
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Economic Commission
United States
The
Principal Powers
Defense rests in the McMath kidnapping trial
In Barnstable Mass on June 23 the Buck Brothers defense rested in the McMath kidnapping trial. Kenneth Buck testified for over four hours claiming a mysterious figure named Bill planned the scheme and that McMath knew of it. Mrs Buck testified her son was out of work and she supported him. Closing arguments set for tomorrow with a jury expected to hear verdict later.
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Barnstable
Mass
Buck Brothers
McMath
Barnstable Superior Court
Kenneth
Cyril
Margaret
Peggy) McMath
Harwich Center Grammar School
Bill
Buck
Advertising Plane For Night Flight Forced To Land
An advertising plane with a flaming wing sign for night flights made a forced landing a few miles west of Joplin. The pilot escaped injury, but the lower wings and lighting gear were damaged. The incident occurred near Springfield Missouri on June 23.
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Springfield
Joplin
Encampment of Troopers Arranged for Hopewell Welfare Center
The Missouri National Guardsmen encampment at Camp Clark Nevada starting July 16 will relocate about 650 officers and men to establish Hopewell as a two week camp, with 2,600 more and 665 more later. The plan includes formation of High Field, a welfare corporation for the children’s needs.
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Jersey City
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Hopewell
Charles A. Lindbergh
Cers
Brown
Gustav Bach
James M. Phelan
Fort Riley
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Weehawken
Col
Cago Century of Progress
Seattle
North
Pacific
Jimmy Mattern
Siberian
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Stevens
Rmaz
Vladivostok
RMAP
Mattern
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Siberia
Nome
Alaska
Owan Hunter Charged Murderer Ends Escape
Creston Iowa June 23 Claude Ridout sought for the killing of Federal Prohibition Agent Harry Ellett at Oskaloosa committed suicide when discovered by officers in a field at 1 pm Ridout lay all night in a field on Harvey Steers farm four miles northeast of Creston He was shot by city officer Harry Cruzen who warned him to stay motionless before firing The body lay with blankets and a water jug nearby
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Creston
Iowa
Claude Ridout
Harry Ellett
Oskaloosa
Ridout
Harry Cruzen
Cruzen
Harvey Steers
Recapture Three Of Escaped Inmates
Boonville Missouri June 23 AP three of five inmates from the Missouri Training School who escaped yesterday were recaptured today. Officers said a search continued for another inmate as authorities pursued leads. Kansas City Missouri June 25 Two sisters four and six years old were killed when a car swerved onto the sidewalk to avoid hitting a stalled vehicle. Shirley and Beverly Friesen were the victims, daughters of Mrs Herman E Friesen. The mother fed the children when the accident occurred. Joan Desalvo Jr. 17 was driving the other car and was released on bond pending an inquest set for July 1.
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Boonville
Missouri Training School
Kansas Cyyy
Mberty
Shirley
Bevarly Friesen
Herman E. Friesen
Valley Canter
Kan
Poplar Bluff Files Park Order Protest
The Poplar Bluff Chamber of Commerce adopted resolutions urging the Missouri State Fish and Game Department to rescind the July 1 admission charge to state parks. The action argues the fee would cut tourist travel and park popularity.
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Poplar Bluff
Chamber of Commerce Today
State Fish and Game Department
Complaints Filed On Truck Drivers Test Case
A complaint was filed in Justice J G Leslie's court against St Louis residents J Schumacher J Lumbach and R Junker for operating trucks on a regular highway route with irregular permits. They were arrested by highway patrolmen and the case is docketed for next Monday with a likely test case trial. Raindrops are cited as streamline body examples.
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J. G. Leslie
J. Schumacher
J. Lumbach
R. Junker
St.Louis
Leslie
Moreau Park Bathing Charges and Facilities Highlighted
A short listing promotes Moreau Park with water for bathing at 15 cents and children’s rate of 10 cents, bathing suits 10 to 25 cents, plus canoes boats tennis court and bungalows. Special picnic and picnic supper rates offered with a full day visit for a small cost. Phone 2072 Black.
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Moreau Park
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