Soviet Cliques United Against Spanish Action
Moscow June 4 The Comintern and the Second Socialist International end quarrel and seek a united front against German and Italian intervention in Spain. Dimitroff announced plans for joint commission with Nations League of Labor Unions to defend Spanish workers and pressure governments to act. Bombardment of Almeria by German ships prompted unity move amid Spain conflict. Germany and Italy respond by reasserting non intervention. Italy blocks eastern Spanish coast to halt Russian aid to the government of Madrid Valencia.
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Russia Ranked Most Powerful Nation in Europe and Asia
SAN FRANCISCO June 4 Russia was described as the most powerful nation in Europe and Asia today by veteran journalist Giffort Ernest. He cited four factors including population size, stable law, self sufficiency, and bolstered defense. The analysis frames the Soviet power as resilient and strategically poised for potential conflict.
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Pair of 50 Cent Pants Brings $999.50 Profit
A fragmentary note reports a small profit from a pair of pants priced at fifty cents. The text references WPA context, a location near Washington and Poekes, and mentions a service request and a bank payment of £109. The readable part implies collectors’ interest and potential valuation.
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Weather roundup for several states shows scattered showers
Kentucky and Virginia forecast light showers tonight and Saturday with minor temperature changes. North Carolina expects scattered thundershowers this afternoon and partly cloudy conditions tonight and Saturday. Georgia remains partly cloudy tonight with on and off thundershowers Saturday.
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Ford Riot Probe Witnesses May Testify Before Senate Committee
Ben Allen, an investigator for the committee, announced that Harry Bennett and other Ford Motor Company personnel from the secret view department may be subpoenaed to testify before the Senate liberties committee regarding the riot at the old Fest where several engineers were injured. Allen witnessed the riots.
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Followers Honor Insurgent Leader In Basque Siege News
Followers honor insurgent leader Emilio Mala as Bilbao endures eight weeks under bombardment. The crash of a fog-bound plane killed Mala, fueling cheers among refugees while foreign powers discuss intervention and a proposed united front at Moscow.
Court reform likely, Roosevelt says, no doubt in passing
Washington June 4 President Roosevelt stated there is no question the court reorganization bill will pass this session while signaling possible compromise. He noted debates over enlarging the court and contrasted trees with forest in discussing reform.
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Past NRA policy changes reviewed amid Supreme Court ruling
Washington June reports recount how the National Recovery Administration shifted away from price fixing months before the Supreme Court deemed the recovery act unconstitutional. Gen. Hugh S. Johnson resigned, followed by a reorganization under new leadership with Clay Williams and later Donald Richberg steering policy.
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Kingsport to Elect Two Aldermen Tomorrow
Kingsport election officials said preparations for the tenth biennial aldermanic election are complete to elect two members of the board of mayor and aldermen. Polls open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the rear hall of the municipal building on Shelby Street with officers appointed by E. Ray Hawk. incumbents Dr E W Tipton and J L Kincheloe oppose B E Badgett and H B Gerbett.
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Jew Executed on Treason Count in Berlin
A U S citizen, Heluth Hirsch, executed by mechanical guillotine at dawn in Plötzen Zee on treason charges linked to a plot against Julius Streicher. Clemency denied despite four appeals. diplomats argued his youth and foreign birth. Rabbi stayed with him through the night as US officials urged mercy.
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Windsor Honeymoon in Italy Sets Venice Tour Mood
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor ride the Grand Canal as guests of British Consul Allen Napier on a three hour Venice stop during their European honeymoon. They travel in a private rail car from Chateau de Cande to Wasserleonburg Castle, pausing for cheers from Venetian crowds.
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Riot Leaves One Dead As 20,000 Workers Idle Across Nation
Amid a nationwide wave of sitdown strikes, one person died and several were injured as clashes erupted at a Michigan plant and a Santa Monica bar incident drew police response. Across the country 20,000 more workers joined the idle, with Chrysler and Packard plant closings in Detroit and broader labor action affecting steel, aluminum, and lumber sectors. Police described the Santa Monica shooting as an estranged husband’s remark about his wife before a deadly bar confrontation.
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Nine Die In Greyhound Bus Crash Near Redding
Nine people perished when a Greyhound bus overturned and burned near Shabiloa Springs north of Redding. The crash trapped victims as flames erupted, CCC camp volunteers helped, coroner notified all aboard believed dead, driver A Wilson among the victims.
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Group to Extend Railway Hearing
Washington June 4 The senate railway finance committee said in May it would extend its inquiry to three new lines, the New York New Haven and Hartford the New York Central and Virginian railways. A six month survey of transportation conglomerates loans and security sites was begun previously for 25 roads, and the expansion will enable a broader look at major trunk lines across the country. Committee experts noted prior probes covered several eastern southwestern and southern lines and that continued reporting is planned.
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Regional and National Planning Purposes Outlined in Detail
Washington June 4 The article explains the aims of regional and national planning to coordinate navigation flood control reclamation commerce national defense and resource conservation It discusses who would plan and report to the President and Congress and whether the President would decide on projects Continued on page ten
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