Germany seeks aid in protest against Spain
AAP report says Germany demanded Britain France and Italy back Berlin over alleged Spanish attacks on the German cruiser Leipzig off Algiers. London talks among Eden Chamberlain Ribbentrop Corbin Crandi aimed to calm German anger and keep the non intervention committee united.
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Associated Press
Germany
Britain
France
Ibkily
Anise
Leipzig
Algeria
London
Berlin
Anthony Zden
Neville Chamberlain
Madrid
Francisco Frances Mort Forres
Santander
Bilbao
Gadagun
Great Britain
Kavernfary
Anthony Phin
House At Commons
Antice
Leipeig
Warneing
Valen
Balen
Action
Anthony Eden
Evile Chamberlain
Jaeckin' von Ribbentrop
Charles Corbin
Dino Crandi
Bred
Harrier
Foreign Office
Weather summary with scattered notes from Kentucky and Virginia
Fair to partly cloudy conditions with limited temperature changes. Kentucky shows little variation. Virginia expects mostly fair weather Wednesday, with possible local thundershowers in the far north and slight warming in the northern areas.
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Eurh
Kentucky
Virginia
North Bevin
Man Burns to Death After Shooting Self
Paris cabinet talks hinge on Blum urging Socialist Party to join a people front government led by Ca mille Chautemps. Socialist council faces decision on supporting a moderate coalition while debates on finance and leadership mix with posts for Georges Bonnet and internal minister Marx Dormoy. Chamorro language note ends the report.
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Paris
Leon Blum
Socialist Party
Camille Chautemps
People's Front
Pootle
Uncil
Charlemps
Premie
S&ort
Socifisnt National Council
Chautemps
Georges Bonnet
Fnancal Éxper
Saior
United States
France
Sullivan farmer dies in barn fire suicide evident
E Marshall Dickson a 27 year old Sullivan county farmer was found dead in a fully burned barn four miles east of Kingsport. A coroner jury ruled death by his own action after he reportedly set the barn ablaze and shot himself with a 20 gauge shotgun while his two nephews Dan and Harold Dickson watched from the hay loft. The incident occurred about 1 AM today, and Dickson left behind a five month wife, Mrs Sewanee Taylor Dickson. Relatives and neighbors described the farmer as despondent over ill health and family worries. Firemen removed charred remains and found limbs and head burned.
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E. Marshall Dickson
Sullivan County
Kingsport
Dickson
Dan Dickson
Harold Dickson
Harold
Dilkson
Dan
Dickson Farma
Sewanee Taylor Dickson
Taylor
Iron Lung Trip Ends as 7 Year Treatment Begins
Frederick B. Snite Jr., 26, paralyzed since infancy, returns to Chicago after a 12 090 mile voyage from Feinlog China in a steel respirator. Police and railway guards aided arrival. the van carried storage batteries and a back‑up resuscitator. The trip cost about 59 000 dollars and marks the start of a seven year course of treatment at Billings Memorial hospital.
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Chicago
Frederick B. Snite, Jr
Young Ci
Feinlog
China
Steiezen
Chicana
San Francisco
Billings Memorial Hospital
Congress Considers House and Senate Bills Amid Recess Talk
Washington June 22 Congressional leaders pressed vital legislation before the fiscal year end while planning a long weekend recess to meet with President Roosevelt at Jefferson Island. Bills include tax measures, relief funding of 1.5 billion dollars, public works continuation, and a Civilian Conservation Corps extension. Senate and House disagreements linger on several fronts.
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Washington
Jime
Rancom Bade
Roosevelt
Jefferson Island
House
Senate
Interior Department
District of Columbia
Agriculture Department
Farm Credit Administration
Ufe
Public Works Administration
Coc
Civilian Conservation Corps
Congressional
Treasury
Bridges
Thoughtful driver reflects duty amid city perfume scent report
A Massachusetts tourist in a car with Massachusetts plates rushed to police HQ in Minneapolis on June 22 reporting a strong perfume spill on a boulevard. The piece notes fragrance near the rose and peony garden as locals mull the incident.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Massachusetts
Charred body found in lard can. mother charged
Brooksville Ky June 22 Mrs Cora Poe, 40, mother of three, was held on a charge of slaying a newborn. A charred infant body was found in a lard can two miles from her home. Witnesses told a coroner's jury she had been ill in bed recently. Her former husband Earnest is said to be in Ohio. they were recently divorced.
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Brooksville
Upj
Cora Poe
Six New Yorkers named in Bahamas life policy tax evasion case
Testimony before a congressional inquiry identifies six New Yorkers who used Bahamas based Standard Life Insurance policies to dodge income taxes between 1932 and 1936. Names include Richard BB Dwight Winfield Ayers Henry W Lowe Lawrence Marx Jacob W Swab and George Thoms. Leming cites policies totaling millions and notes the scheme involved single premiums, loans, and interest deductions. The hearing also recalls alleged pressure on law firms over the matter and an offer of back taxes and interest.
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Washington
Senate
House
Mason B. Leming
Treasury
Congressional
Leming
Richard BB
Dwight
Winfield Ayers
Henry W. Lowe
Lawrence Marx
Jacob W. Swab
George Thoms
Standard Life Insurance Company, Ltd
Bahamas
New York
Mughes, Schurman and
Charles Evans Hughes, Jr
United States
Morrison Shaird
Internal Revenue Bureau
Hughes
Bureau
Guy T. Helvering
Navy to Build Two New Battleships in Government Yards
Washington June 22 The navy announced it will construct its two new battleships in government navy yards. One will be built at the New York yard and the other in Philadelphia.
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Washington
Navy
New York Yard
Philadelphia
Roosevelt mediations hold second steel conference
The Associated Press reports President Roosevelt's steel mediation board held a second conference with John L. Lewis and summoned executives from four strike-affected companies to another meeting tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt
Steel Mediation Board
John L. Lewis
Relief Bill Approved by Senate in $1.5 Billion Aid
Washington June 22 The Senate approved the administration's relief bill worth 1.5 billion dollars after six days of heated debate. The measure aims to provide emergency aid and economic relief amid ongoing turmoil.
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Washington
Senate
Arkansas Car Plunges Into River Killing Four
Four young Arkansans died when their car swerved off a Knoxville cliff and plunged 80 feet into the Tennessee River. Betty Love 18 Jean Beasley 21 Marshall Waller 21 and Clarence Beasley 22 were killed. The injured include Dick Lawson 23 and John Conger 23. Witnesses described a sudden swerve and a long plunge before the vehicle resurfaced and occupants were pulled from the water. Local authorities investigated with TVA negotiations to supply Arkansas with surplus power under study.
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Marshall Waller
Clarence
Sonny) Beasley
News-Sentinel
Dick Lawson
John Conger
News- Sentinel
Knoxville
Teun
Pine Bluff
Ark
Arkansas Power
TVA
Arkansas
Harvey C. Crouch
Tennessee River
John B. Blancford
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA Energy
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Quehalla
Hot Springs
Sterlington
Static blamed for plane crashes hints at new aviation fix
Denver June 22 In a report to the American association for the advancement of science EK M Hucke engineer in charge of United Air Lines laboratory said electricity streaming behind airliners causes radio static that disrupted signals prior to several fatal crashes. A flying twin engined liner with static hunting gear found static occurs only in certain weather and may be forecast. The crew spent three months in the western United States seeking the effect and suggested a wire behind planes to stop it.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Denver
American Association For the Advancement of Science
M. Hucke
United Air Lines Communication Laboratory
United States
Hucke
Guards Called With Approval Of Roosevelt
The Great Lakes steel strike remained in status quo after President Roosevelt and Ohio troops intervened. In Mahoning Valley unionists proclaimed victory as federal mediators in Cleveland pursued a middle ground. Gov Davey ordered 4,800 Ohio guardsmen into Youngstown Warren and Niles to maintain peace and enforce the status quo while steel companies resisted signing contracts.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
Roosevelt
Ohio
Mahoning Valley
Cleveland
Perkins
Tabor
Tine Republic Steel
Youngstown
Great Shite
CLO
Reveland
Mediation Board
Steel
Gro
CSO
Warren and
Niles
John L. Lewis
Davey
Charles P. Taft
Republic Steels
Youngstaywn Sheet & Tube Co
Warren
John Lb. Lewis
Nccntives
Labor
Parkins
Bute
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