Germany Italy Withdraw From Spanish Non Intervention
Italy and Germany pulled out of the four power non intervention control in Spain triggering a new crisis. Berlin and Rome announced withdrawal after Britain and France refused to join a naval display to deter Madrid. Insurgent gains were reported in Vizcaya and Burgos while U S citizens were questioned at Barcelona.
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Italy
International’ Non-Intervention Committee
Spain
Almeria
Refusi
Great Britain
France
Haus
Itar Inka
Mediterranean
Valencia
Ceuta
Moroeco
von Scheer
Agus
Lisbon
Berlin
Britain
London
Leipzig
Santander
Bilbao
Portugalebe
Sestan
Baracaldo
Nervion
Barcelona
United States
Rome
Germany
Benito Mussolini
Neutrality
Contro
Une
Kaseist
Grandi
Committee On Nor-Intervention
Mediation Bid in Lincoln Dog Incident Cited by Rev Hunt
In Lincoln Nebraska on a day in June a Reverend attempted mediation over a dog dispute and sustained injuries while handling the animals. The text notes the dog fight involved left the dogs unharmed despite the clash and the mediator was reportedly hurt.
Weather: fair and warm across Tennessee Kentucky and Vergenia
Fair tonight and Thursday with partly cloudy skies and rising temperatures. Tennessee and Kentucky see warmth especially in eastern portions with gradual warming in the west and north in Vergenia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Vergenia
France Faces Financial Crisis as New Cabinet Seeks Stabilization
Paris reports the Gold Stabilization Fund near exhaustion as Premier Camille Chautemps forms a new cabinet. Directors Rist and Baudouin resign citing inability to relieve pressure, urging broader tax increases and a balanced budget policy to restore national credit amid the Second Front government.
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Paris
France
Camille Chautemps
Bank of France
Charles Rist
Paul Brandewin
Flan
Rist
Baudouin
Jung 15
Vincent Auriol
Auriol
George Bonns
United States
Chautemps
Leon Blum
Bonnet
People’s Front
Needs of America Outlined by Hull
Secretary of State Cordell Hull spoke to Yale alumni outlining aims of world peace and stronger economic relations among nations. He tied foreign policy goals to domestic aims, stressing majority rule, government duty to protect and provide opportunity, and the need for peaceful settlement of disputes. He warned peace remains fragile but expressed optimism about advancing economic equality and cooperation with foreign nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haver
Conn
Cordell Hull
Yale
America
Hull
Advances by Divine Follower Misunderstood Girl Claims
In Los Angeles on June 23 AP reported 17 year old Pretty Delight Jewett of Denver faced cross examination in the Mann Act case against John W. Hunt, a disciple of Father Divine. Jewett testified she did not understand her actions amid claims of coercion and an alleged intended spiritual revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Pretty Delight Jewett
Denver
Colo
John W. Hunt
Father Divine
Hunt
Miss Jewett
Resigned deputy dies in suspected shooting on Pine Mountain
Irvin 33 one of three Harlan county deputies who quit over Deputy Lee Wleener's dismissal was found shot to death in his car on Pine Mountain. Sheriff Middleton said the shot came from the rear while the car moved, discovered by fellow retiree George Lee. The resignations followed a peace bond petition by Alden Huntley after a deputy allegedly threatened him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Washington
Wash
Irvin
Harlan County
Lee Wleener
Pine Mountain
Here
Theodore R. Middleton
George Lee
Lee
Allen Bowlin
Lightning bolt strikes watch on Allred at Ashboro home
In Ashboro North Carolina on June 22 a bolt of lightning struck the chimney at the A L Walker home and knocked a wristwatch from James Allred who was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashboro
N. C
A. L. Walker
James Allred
Allred
Potatoes Reveal Long Lost Ring in Garden Find
Oklahoma City on June 23 reports W F Westcott found his lost ring years after it vanished while planting potatoes. While digging the first potatoes of the 1987 crop he unearthed a small tuber with a clasp around its middle that turned out to be the missing ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Westcott
Duke Observes His Birthday Quietly at Austrian Castle
In Austria Duke of Windsor age 43 spends his birthday at Castle Wasserleonburg with Duchess Wallis after abdication. The previous year featured Britain’s Trooping the Colour as royal pageantry. The Duchess bought gifts in Vienna and a Baltimore woman wished her a birthday greeting, prompting a brief exchange.
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Austrian Castle
Wolfgang
Austria
Duke of Windsor
Castle Wasserleonburg
British Empire
Britain
Wallis Warfield
Vienna
Baltimore
Cecil B De Mille accused in tax dodging probe
Washington June 23 Government tax chief accuses Cecil B De Mille movie maker of using a personal holding company to evade surtaxes. Commissioner Helvering says De Mille formed a corporation dominated by himself and paid him a low salary while selling his services to producing firms. Another Hollywood figure, Charles Laughton, allegedly shifted earnings to a British company. Also noted Premier Paul Van Zeeland of Belgium met President Roosevelt for talks on international matters.
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Washington
Cecil B. de Mille
Guy T. Helvering
Internal Revenue
de Mille
Congressional Committee
Helvering
Hollywood
Charles Laughton
Paul van Zeeland
Belgium
Roosevelt
Norris Ind-Neb Near
Ien
Puryear Blames Negro in Murder Trial
Memphis, June 23. Stanley Puryear, an automobile dealer, returned to the witness stand denying he killed his wife and eight year old daughter on May 2, 1932. He testified he shot a burglar who entered his home after he saw a man with an axe, while the state alleged the killings were to clear a path for a romance with a red haired stenographer Sunshine Walker. He insisted Miss Walker was merely a friend of his wife and denied any affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Stanley Puryear
Puryear
Sater
Sunshine Walker
Miss Walker
Santa Claus
Earle Endorses Roosevelt for 1940 Bid in Pennsylvania
Governor George B. Earle announced he is unqualifiedly and finally for Franklin D. Roosevelt’s 1940 re election. The Harrisburg remark, made June 23, frames Earle as a potential presidential candidate in discussions surrounding the Democratic slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle
FDR
Harrisburg
George B. Earle
Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
British Freighter Protected by Catalan War Planes
General Sebastian Pozas, head of Catalan forces, said he ordered war planes to aid a British freighter appealing for help against an Italian warship near Barcelona Spain on June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelonia
Spain
Sebastian Pozas
Farley Orders Arrests Pickets at Ohio Steel Plants
Attorney General Cummings announced the arrest of six pickets for allegedly interfering with U S mail deliveries. The incidents occurred at Republic Steel Corporation plants in Youngstown and Warren Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
Washington
Cummings
United States
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown
Warren
Ohio
Republic
Tom $J. Girdler
Cleveland
Toni Girdle
Repubic
Solon Submits an Amendment to Court Plan
Washington June 23 A Senate judiciary subcommittee is appointed to consider a constitutional amendment enlarging the Supreme Court to 11 members. Senator Andrews cites progress and plans to drop Roosevelt court bill changes. The measure envisions one justice per circuit district and a nationwide chief justice, with staged retirements at 70 and 75. Other subcommittee members and party lines noted. The House approved a change in court procedures with impeachment trials by a three judge court, while Senate weighs the bill. Talks on tax dodging prompt calls for more auditors at the Internal Revenue Service. The Senate backed a $1.5 billion relief program, Bailey urging a nonpartisan board. House and Senate panels debate wage and hour rules, preparing separate bills with potential wage board provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Supreme Court
Andrews
D.-Fla
Logan
D-Ky
van Nuys
D.-Ind
Hughes
D.-Del
Austin
R.-Vi
Borth
Idaho
House
Sumners
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bailey
Paper Will Cease Publication and Merge in New York
Hearst papers announce the American will stop daily morning issues Friday and join the Mirror and Journal for evening and Sunday editions. Features and AP and City News Association memberships move to the Mirror. Sunday American to publish with Evening Journal.
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New York American
Hearst Operated
New York
Pj Wiliam
Randolph Hearst
American
The
New York Journal
New York Mirror
Mirror
Journal
Hearst-7
Associated Press Daily
City News Association
Sunday American
Associated Press
Evening Journal
Hearst
New York City
New York Morning Journal
Housekeeping in Rome Is One Long Argument Over Prices
Betty Guptill chronicles American wives adapting to Rome where luxuries like roasting appliances and modern hot water are scarce. In many flats only the bath has running hot water, heated by a temperamental scaldabagno, while dishwashing relies on a two burner stove and limited electricity, sparking lively household debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Betty Guptil
Maine
Charles H. Guptill
Associated Press
Betty Guptill
Scaldabagno
Mediation Efforts Grow As Ohio Steel Strike Narrows
Federal mediators push talks to end a 28 day steel strike in Ohio amid threats of a wider 15000 to 69000 worker walkouts. G. H. Hall and C. I. O. leaders fear prolonged idleness as National Guard protection and court injunctions shape the dispute involving Republic Steel and other firms.
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Secretary of State
Delight Jewett
Mr. Hurt
Leon Yankwich
la Follette
Wis
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Wash Irvin
Thomas D
Utah
Follette
Kingsport
Vernon Shaw
Shaw
Marshall Dickson
Dicksons
Ed Shaw
Charlemont Street
Five Points
First Baptist Church
J. G. Hughes
Huff-Cook Funeral Home
Hol Shaw
Preston
Bolt
Cecil DE Mille
CIO
Solon
Senate Judiciary Committee
Robinson
White House
ST. Louis
W. J. Gen
Webster Groves
Ian
Salt Lake City
Girdler
Pi— Thesovia
Otiio
Afahoning
Gus Hall
Republic Steel Strike Committee
John McKeown
I. O
Republic Steel
Frances Perkins
Miss Perkins
Tom Girdler
John L. Lewis
G. I
Mahoning Valley
National Guard
Charles P. Taft
Bethlehem
Inland Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Canton
Ralph E Elser
United States Marshall
Post Office
Akron
Emmerich B. Freed
Youngsttown
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