British discuss responses after Japan insults in Tientsin
Japanese Ambassador Mamoru Shigemitsu was summoned by the British foreign office over what Prime Minister Chamberlain called intolerable insults to Britons at Tientsin. Halifax to convey Britain’s stance. ministerial questions push for firm action amid naval and diplomatic moves in Singapore and silence from London on retaliatory steps.
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Mamoru Shigemitsu
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Chamberlain
Tientsin
House of Commons
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Halifax
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Frank F. A. Heigers
Singapore
China
Percy Noble
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Britain
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Russia
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Lost colony mystery may see solution with new gravestone
In Gainesville Georgia on June 23 AP reports Dr. H J Pearce Brenau College president unveiled a roughly carved granite slab bearing Virginia Dare Ananias Dare and 15 others believed murdered by Indians in 1591 signed Eleanor Dare mother of Virginia If authentic the stone could help resolve Sir Walter Raleigh s lost colony mystery Also note a U S year 16 500 deaths in homes falls in year not clear from text
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Virginia Dare
America
H. J. Pearce
Brenau College
Ananias Dare
Eleanor Dare
Virginia
Pearce
Brenau College Museum
Sir Walter Raleigh
Colony
Clipper's Lisbon Run Delayed By Heavy Seas
The Atlantic Clipper en route home on a preview round trip was delayed at Horta by heavy harbor swells. take-off for the Azores pushed back 24 hours as Capt. W Culbertson avoided a landing in rough water. The flight traced a Gibraltar route around Spain amid weather concerns and a government ban on crossing Spain. The Lisbon arrival featured receptions by American legation officials and both American and Portuguese journalists.
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Atlantic Clipper
Horta
Azores
W. Culbertson
Atlantic
Marseille
Spain
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Gates of Hercules
France
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Nelson
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Legation
Senate Finance Debates Tax Bill and Income Exemptions
Lawmakers clash over broadening the income tax base and removing exemptions as the Senate ties 38 to 38 on Lafollette proposals. Filibuster chatter delays an emergency monetary measure while House approves 888 million for farm parity pay.
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Senate
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Lafollette
Legislat ‘Tion
Seneator McCarran
D-Nev
Treasury
Adams D-Celey
Agriculture Department
House
Praise for Squalus rescue divers and crew救
Portsmouth New Hampshire June 23 AP Unstinted praise for divers William Badders and John Mikalowski and others who rescued 33 crew members of the submarine Squalus was given by Rear Admiral Cyrus W Cole at a naval court of inquiry. He cited their knowledge of danger and high risk as they assisted the rescue chamber and surfaced 32 survivors despite extreme cold and pressure.
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N.H
Naval Court of
Cyrus W- Cole
Portsmouth Navy Yard
William Badders
Washington
John Mikalowski
Worcester
Badders
Mikalowski
Admiral Cole
Martin C. Sebitsky
Falcon
Sebitsky
Clee
A. EB. McCann
Charles B. Momsen
Northwood Babies Scarce After Long Birth Lull
Northwood New Hampshire town clerk Mark A. Piper reveals no births since July 18, 1938, in a community of about 900 residents. The report notes wide related national notices about drowning season totals, farm bill cuts, and a pending relief bill, with WPA funding tied to a June deadline.
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N. H
New Hampshire
Mark A. Piper
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U S agrarian policy set for biggest farm program yet
Washington June 24 AP administration farm officials said congressional approval of 38000000 in additional farm benefits would yield the most extensive agricultural aid in the nation’s history. The supply bill would give the agriculture department about 966090000 to finance crop production and surplus disposal systems to bolster prices and farm income.
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Agriculture Department
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Senate
Roosevelt Nominates Carmody and Jones to New Federal Agencies
President Roosevelt nominates John M Carmody of New York as head of the new federal works agency and Jesse H Jones of Texas as head of the consolidated federal loan agencies. Both would become effective July 1 subject to Senate confirmation. Carmody would supervise multiple agencies including WPA and the public works administration while Jones would oversee the reconstruction finance corporation and other federal loan agencies. A third head for the federal security agency has not yet been named.
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Roosevelt
John M. Carmody
New York
New Federal Works Agency
Jesse H. Jones
Texas
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Rural Electrification Administration
Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
Federal Works
KWOS PADD PROGRAM Saturday Schedule Summary
KWOS radio day plan lists programs from 5:59 sign on to 11:45 closing, with hosts Grady Cantrell, George Sokolsky, and Dave Wright among others. Includes news, music, concerts, sports, almanac, and dance segments across KWK KWH KWE KWR stations.
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Grady Cantrell
KWK
Dave Wright
Cewek
EWE
Boston Bee
Cardinals
KWE
KWR
Ray Schmidt
Denie Ingarty
Jones Carmody to Take Lending Jobs in Roosevelt Plan
President Roosevelt names Jesse H. Jones to head the federal loan agency and John M. Carmody to run the federal works agency, both to begin July 1 as part of a 3.86 billion lending program. Senate confirmation required. the move follows a reorganization aimed at stimulating industry and employment through public works.
Barter pact signed between U S and Britain amid cotton debate
London reports Oliver Stanley announced a charter agreement to swap United States cotton for rubber with Britain, part of a broader exchange of strategic materials. The deal, potentially 500000 bales of cotton, faced Canadian protests and would need new legislation to proceed, while barrel details to be disclosed later.
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London
Oliver Stanley
Board of Trade
House of Commons
United States
Joseph P. Kennedy
Great Britain
Stanley
Liverpool Cotton Association
Cotton Association
Liverpool
Canada
Missouri Pendergast era limits sway in police bill fight
The piece reviews how the Pendergast influence waned in Missouri politics as the Stark-Pendergast clash shaped the legislature. Republicans gained leverage, forcing a hard vote on the Kansas City police bill, with some candidates privately admitting the fight affected primary prospects. Names, places, and political maneuvers fill the corridor narrative.
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House of Pendergast
Missouri
House
Senate
SUO ANS REQUEST FOR SECURITY GRANT
A debate over state budget allocations continues as proponents urge over- appropriation to support relief funds while warning a special session may be needed for higher taxes. Senator Freeland opposes cutting old age assistance amid claims of workers seeking city relief.
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Gove Lernor
Whitlow
W. E. Freeland
Forsyth
Burglars Strike Early In New Haven Shoe Store Fight
In New Haven on June 23 two burglars broke a cellar window and seized all stock just days before Nicho las Crusenole planned to open his new shoe store. Police pursued unspecified leads. Store losses were estimated at unknown value.
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New Haven
Conn
Nicholas Crusenole
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