Missing Woman Seen in Boston Prompts Police Update
New York police report Agnes Turverson, missing American attorney, alive in Boston as late as June 10 after a photo identified her at a Boston cleaning shop. Scotland Yard letters detail Captain Ivan Paderjay’s marriage to Turverson. Vienna police prepare a third report with photos and evidence, while Turverson’s status remains unresolved.
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Agnes Turverson
Boston
John J. Sullivan
Miss Tutyverson
Scotland Yard
London
Ivan Paderjay
Vienna
Paderjay
Tufverson
Leopold Besiermann
Marguerite Susanne Ferrand
Agnes ‘Tufverson
Agnes Turversen
United Press
Milo
Luanne Fertand
Migs
Tulverson
Poderjay
Me. Ferrand
Criminal Coat Jail
President Roosevelt Prepares Drought Aid and Cruise Plan
President Roosevelt began forming a tour itinerary after distributing 150 million dollars in drought relief. The plan directs funds for direct aid, seed and feed loans, land purchases, and civilian conservation programs in drought regions. He will sail from Annapolis to administer possessions including Puerto Rico and the Panama Canal Zone, then return via Pacific coast and rail. Also a justice department memo permits any ordained minister to solemnize marriages if American citizens, though the minister must be US-born.
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Hawaii
West Coast
Stock Exchange and Communications Atoc
Huston
Annapolis
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Panama Canal Zone
Columbia
South America
Republic of Panama
Pacific Coast
Patteroon foe to address G O P gathering here
Jefferson city Republican Club will hear Joe J. Shy in the G O P senatorial race and Harry L. Buchanan in a Tuesday gathering at Clarke Hall. Fred Vogel presides as Nix’s note calls for a lively rally with an orchestra and crowd forecast. Shy campaigns on veterans’ rehabilitation and soldier vote appeal while Buchanan targets Elliot Camp for prosecuting attorney in November. Other speakers to be announced for the 8 pm meeting.
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Jefferson City
Republican Club
Joe J. Shy
Chillicothe
Patterson
Harry L. Buchanan
Cole County
Fred Vogel
City G. O. P
T" Nix
County Court House
Clarke Hall
Shy
Roscoe Co. Patterson
Reynolds County
Ozarks
Elliot Campf
Nix
Nyelds
City CG. Oop, Committee
Total Republican Club
Governor George White Demonstration Bursts into Riot Threat
Fifteen demonstrators denouncing Governor George White were dispersed by Spanish-American War veterans in front of the Commodore Perry hotel in Toledo Ohio June 25. The confrontation threatened a general riot with several police calls as authorities moved to restore order.
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Toledo
George White
Commodore Perry
English Leader Holds Nazis Untrustworthy
London, June 25. Neville Chamberlain told the House of Commons that creditors of all nations no longer trust the hood faith of Germany. He said he cannot see why Germany objected to offers by creditors on economic or financial grounds.
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London
Texas posse on trail of killer and four convicts
In Lubbock Texas on June 25 AP reports officers chased four escaped convicts including Ed Stanton and Andrew Nelson who hijacked a car and held two hostages. They released captives near Big Spring and warned officers to shoot to kill. The crew earlier escaped with a deputy shot and a guard’s gun taken.
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Lubbock
Tex
West Texas
iBhins
Ed Stanton
Andrew H. Nelson
J. B. Stephens
Walter S Posey
First National
Hank of
Posey
Elkins
Bedford Carpenter
Stanton
John B. Mosley
Syisher County
Huntsville Penitentiary
Strikes At Champlin Refinery Enter Fourth Day
Enid Oklahoma June 235-(1IP) Refinery workers at Champlin Refining Co. plant enter fourth day of wildcat strike with no mediation. International Union of Oil Pier gas well and refinery workers urge support from Southwestern refineries and unions. Sheriff warns against disorders after a switch darkened the plant during a disputed incident. Three hundred Champlin workers in Garder Three Sands and Lucien fields refuse to join the strike, saying they oppose it and are satisfied with working conditions and wages.
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ENID
Oklahoma
Champlin Refining Co
Wildcat Williams
Tulsa
International Union of Oil Pier
Williams
Champlin
Sherif Joe J. Gavin
PERRY
Okla
Champlin Oil Co
Garder
Three Sands
Lucien Fields
Boy of 15 Makes Second Rescue From Drowning
In Crete Nebraska a 15 year old, Bruce Knott, earned his second rescue from drowning in under a month. Orville Earhart, 13, of Hollenders Kansas, and his sister were swimming in the Blue River when he went under in 20 feet of water. Knott and Carl Leonard, Lincoln, saved Mrs E Schultz of Omata from drowning near Louisville on Decoration Day.
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Neb
Dune
Bruce Knott
Lincol
Orville Earhart
Hollenders
Kans
Blue River
Knott
Hind. Knott
Carl Leonard
Lincoln
E. Schultz
Omata
Louisville
Audrey McCall Sinking Heat Prostration in Ice House Illness
Kansas City June 23 UP Audrey McCall 30 collapsed from heat prostration while off work at an ice house. His physician advised him to rest and avoid overexertion as he recovers. The medic quoted you don t know when you re well off while treating him.
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Kansas City
Audrey McCall
McCall
Farmers to be tried for slaying July 16 in Warrenton
Warrenton Missouri June 23 AP The sale of Charles W Leip and James G L Stuckey farmers charged with slaying Ray Trussell Holden a farmer was set for July 16 in Johnson County circuit court Warrenshire attorney M D Aber for the accused asked for immediate trial Both men arrested last week and released on 15005 bonds
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Warrenton
Charles W. £Eip
James GL. Stuckey
Ray Trussell
Holden
Alan Y Farmer
Seb
Jay
Johnson County
M.D. Aber
Warrenshire
Wheat Arrivals Drop Markets, Damp Spirits Persist
Kansas City June 25. Six hundred cars of new wheat from Kansas and Oklahoma arrived today undamaged by drought and weighed heavy with low moisture. Early trading pushed futures down five cents as total season arrivals reached 1,450 cars, almost double 1933 for the period. Seven southwestern markets reported 2,183 cars, most of which were new evo wheat.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nunn Shot for Denying Ride to Two Prisoners
In Muskogee Oklahoma two prisoners Kenneth Chew and Will Davis were to be moved to McAlester for safekeeping after alleged confessions link Chew to the shooting of C N Nunn Democratic candidate for president of the state agricultural board. Nunn died after being ambushed when the men sought a ride and forced him from his car near Porter.
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Muskogee
Okla
C. N. Nunn
State Agricultural Board
McAlester
Clay Flowers
Wagoner County
Nunn Wag T
Porter
Kenneth Chew
Will L. Davis
Ben Bolton
Chew
Okmulgee County
Albert Peeper
Buristaw
Davis
Peeper
Nunn
Mr. Nunn
Kiamichi
Muscogee
War veteran seeks to be auctioned to wife at state fair
A World War veteran from Carlsbad New Mexico offers to be sold at the state fair to the highest bidder for his wife. Fair officials refused the proposal and withheld the veteran's name. In Lincoln Nebraska Walter Dean and Sam Rivette Texas ex convicts were sentenced to life for the death of 12 year old Luceed Marshall shot during a street gun battle with police.
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Des Motines
Carls Ond
New Mexico
Wave
Lincoly
Neb
Walter Dean
Sam Rivettee
Texas
Nebraska
Luceed Marshall
Lincoln
Chiefs of Steel and Metal Workers Meet
Representatives of the steel and metal workers union visited Washington to contest a plan by AFL President William Green for settling steel workers grievances. Secretary Frances Perkins had agreed to send a federal representative, but the delegation sought a personal interview with Perkins. Thomas Eliot, assisting Solicitor of the Labor Department, met with the seven delegates.
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Washington
Steel and Imetal Workers Industrial Union
Department of Lator
Wiliam Green
American Federation ,of Labor
Frances Perkins
Miss Perkins
Thomas Eliot
Department
Lord Reading Blames America for Postwar Security
London reports Lord Reading former foreign minister and head of a British commission that secured US loans blamed America for failing to guarantee postwar France security. In a nationwide broadcast he said American failure to ratify the Versailles Treaty hampered international cooperation. Lord Keating backed German military equality only by proper methods, criticizing Germany's war mindset.
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London
Lora
Reading
India
British Commission
United States
America
France
Lord Reading
Wolfson
Lord Keating
Germany
Heads Shriners Only 25 of 57 cross Atlantic attempts
A historical note records that only 25 of 57 attempts to cross the Atlantic in heavier than air aircraft were completed without any loss of life. It contrasts this with a claim that every Japanese high school offers English courses, reflecting broad educational aims.
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