Britain and France pledge joint stance over Japan in Indo China
Britain and France warned Japan to stay off Hainan Island and vowed mutual support if complications arise as they seek to deter Japan from advancing into French Indo China. The exchange followed questions in Parliament about security in Indo China and regional tensions.
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London
Britain
France
Japan
Hainan Island
South China Crest
House of Commons
Richard Austen Butler
Hainan
Taixing
Indo- China
Indo-China
Butler
Tokyo
Anor Nous Bedlam
Chamberlain
Va-renvis
Arion
Farnham
Italy
Germany
Paris
Barcelona
Valencia
Valencis
China
Weather notes show mixed forecasts for several states
The report summarizes cloudy cool and partly cloudy conditions across Tennessee Virginia and Kentucky with cooler northeast winds in some areas and fair, warmer trends in others. Predictions mention rain chances, night temperatures, and coastal warmth in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Virginia
GOP Support for Dems Said Fading
Washington dispatch notes fading Republican backing for conservative Democrats in this year’s elections. GOP leaders now plan to contest with their own candidates in all states, despite earlier signs of coalition. grass roots pressure in Missouri and shifts by national leadership under Chairman John Hamilton shape the race.
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Washington
Missouri
Ute
Indiana
Bere
Senate
John Hamilton
Bennett Charop Clark
Roosevelt
Henry & Caulifield
Bishop Cannon's Libel Suit Dismissed
The U S Court of Appeals on June 27 dismissed Bishop James Cannon Jr's 500000 libel suit against Rep George H Tinkham of Massachusetts. The court granted a motion to strike the bill of exceptions and affirmed the lower court's judgment, citing late filing. The case stemmed from accusations of Cannon violating the corrupt practices act during the 1928 presidential campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. Court of Appeals
James Cannon, Jr
George H. Tinkham
R-Mass
Cannon
Tinkham
U. & District Court
Bishop Cannon
Yagaiet
Ex Convict Claims Capone Has Lost His Mind In Stir
Former train robber Gardner says Capone is surrounded by foes at Alcatraz. He describes sleepless nights and the allure of outside life, noting Capone’s enemies in Chicago would relish his release and that life in prison is brutal despite some comforts.
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Capone
Tye
Delewse
Ardner
Federal Penitentiary
San Francisco
Assilesman
California
Linn
Gardner
Alvin
Kappis
Abstrad
Chicago
Alcatraz
Roosevelt Welcomes Swedish Royal Party to Delaware Ceremony
In Wilmington the rain drenched ceremony marked the 200th anniversary of Swedish colonists arrival at The Rocks. Prince Bertil and Crown Princess Louise praised friendship with the United States while Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf stayed aboard Kungsholm due to illness.
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Wilmington
Del
Roosevelt
Sweden
Prince Bertil
Princess Louise
New World
Gustaf Adolf
Bertil
Atlantic
Christina
Delaware
Gustaf V
Search Continues For Missing Scion In New Mexico
In Albuquerque on June 27 an army of 3350 searchers pressed a fresh assault on Sandia Peak to locate Medill McCormick who vanished during a climbing expedition. The body of companion Richard Whitmer was found on the peak’s cliff, while McCormick’s mother Ruth Hannah McCormick Simms stayed with the teams, expressing cautious optimism and insisting further searches will recheck the area.
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Sandia Mountains
New Mexico
Medill McCormick
Chicago
Southwest
Young McCormick
Albuquerque
U. S
Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms
McCormick
N. M
Sandia Peak
Sanhath
Richard Whitmer
Ruth Hannah McCarmick Simms
Medici
Peas
Karl Arndt
Denver
Rocky Mountain Climbng Club
Arafat
Wage Boost for WPA in South Announced
Washington June 27 Administrator Harry Hopkins announced a raise for about 500 000 WPA workers in 12 southern states including North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Kentucky Florida and others The policy raises average pay for unskilled labor by about 3 monthly with a new minimum of 1 per day in all regions Hopkins called the increase still inadequate but necessary to lift southern incomes toward national levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry Hopkins
Roosevelt
General Administration
South
Wnorth
WPA Deputy Urges Worker Support in Address
Aubrey Williams deputy Works Progress administrator urged relief workers to "keep your friends in power" and judge by the crowd they run with in a speech to the Alliance, a union of relief workers. He praised WPA and PWA actions while withholding names, provoking cheers from eastern state workers. Further details appear on page eight.
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Waskington
Aubrey Williams
Works Progress
Workers Alliance
White House
Williams
Davitt Kasser
Alliance
WPA
PWA
Legion Denounced as Fascist by Columbia Study
A 280 page survey by Prof. William Gellermann of Northwestern University labelled the American Legion fascist and anti democratic, urging educators to sever ties with the group. The monograph, released at the National Education Association convention, accuses the Legion of wielding entrenched business and military interests and stifling democratic change. Jeremiah F. Cross dismissed the study as a Communist brain child and Columbia awarded him a PhD.
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New, York
American Legion
Veterans’ Organization
Teachers College of Columbia University
William Gellermann
Northwestern University
National Education Association
Gellermann
Legion
Columbia University
Northwestern
The
Education Association
Ray Murray
Jeremiah F. Cross
New York State Legion
Market Gains Hover as Aircraft Shares Rise
New York traders saw mixed results as the stock market ticked up in spots, led by aircraft shares. Volume reached about 2,000,000, with profit taking trimming last week’s gains and a levelling-off expected after a record weekly surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
Last Minute News Flashes From British and Local Scenes
British debate over arming merchant ships in response to Spanish port attacks. four family deaths in Griddeport under suspicious circumstances. charges against Donald R. Richer stem from NLRB case. farm hand Andy Shelton held for murder in Winchester Kentucky after a roadside death.
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Winchester
Andy Shelton
Issac J. Shelton
Nevar
Sullivan Youth Dies While Swimming In Holston River
Fred Goad a 22 year old employee of the Tennessee Eastman Corporation of Kingsport died while swimming at Big Creek on the Holston river. He disappeared after diving from a springboard and was recovered after witnesses searched the water. Physicians said no water in the lungs and suspected a heart attack. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 pm from the Christian church where he was a lifelong member.
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Blountville
Holston
Sullivan County
Fred Goad
Big Creek
Goad
Tennessee Eastmat Corporation
Kingsport
Christian Church
Besh
Liberalism Said Needed by World
Vanderbilt University chancellor D Carmichael argues liberal ism is essential for world progress. He frames freedom and the common good as priorities that foster enterprise and new industries while criticizing overemphasis on security and collective bargaining as slowing progress. He spoke to the New York State Hawkers Association.
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Saranac
Inn
CO. D. Carmichael
Vanderbilt University
New York State
Hawkers’ Association
Page Eight
Three Die in West Virginia Wilderness and Waters
The Southwest Virginia paper reports three violent deaths over the weekend in West Virginia and Wise County. Clarence Sturgill Jr. died after rescuing two boys from Pocket Power plant dam undertow. Billy and Grady Blevins disappeared in the undertow near St Charles, their bodies later found. Sturgill died heroically. Wise County Deputy Sheriff Lawrence W. Cummings reportedly shot himself at Derby amid an assault charge against him.
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Virginia
AL Pennington
Gap
Clarence Sturgill, Jr
Pocket Power Plant Dam
Billy
Grady Blevins
Sturg
St Charles High School
Dara
Blevins
Sturgill
Commonwealth
Fred Greear
Wise County
Lawrence WW. Cummins
Derby
Greear
Outlaws Died in Deselm Farmyard Clash in Indiana
Two fugitives terrorizing Indiana and Illinois were cornered in a Deselm, Ti farm yard. One gunman was killed and the other wounded after a 20 minute shootout that involved about 100 peace officers from both states. The slain man was later identified as Ray Leach by Ilinois officers, while the wounded man was identified as James Brekke. Authorities pressed on with questioning to verify identities and crimes committed.
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Joliet
Indiana
Ilinois
Deselin
Farm Yard
John Stack
Kankakee
Orelle J. Easton
Valley City
N. C
Clarence Easton
Joeseph Gromann
Ray Leach
Laporte
Wilmington
Illinois
Gromann
LA Porte
Indé
Indianapolis
Charles Hahn
Joseph Kowalczyk
Cedar Lake
Lake City
U. S. Highway 41
Lowell
Cook
Ind
Ray Dixon
South Bend
John Dillinger
Canadian Scientist Calls Einstein Theory Bunk
Ottawa June 27 Attacking relativity Dr W B Carmel of Montreat University called Einstein theory of space curvature bunk He cited Ives Bell Labs experiments as supporting a fuse hypothesis and urged a re examination by physicists mathematicians and astronomers at the AAAS meeting with many Canadian and American scientists present Dr Carmel also questioned the speed and behavior analyses in the report
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Stephen ¢. M'Donougie
Associated ‘Press
Ottawa
W. B. Carmel
University of ‘Montreat
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Freibert B. Ives
Bell Telephone Laboratories
New York
Carmel
Albert Einstein
Ives
Cartmel
U. S. Bureau of Standards Research
Mather
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By John M. Hightower
Falke
Methodist Episcopal Church
FDR
Scion
Northwestern U
Griddeport
Conn
Slein
Tnovestigators
Joseph Krasan
Prometor
Maria
Stanley
Josem, Jr
Khicuburg
NLRP
Catlettsburg
Donald BR. Riehber
NRA
National Lehor Relations Board
A American Rolling Mill Company
Ashland
Arthur Picolo
G. L Wu
New Orleans
L. Trucker
Scracrt Tress
Sullivan
Holston River
Liberalism
Vanderbilt
Bankers
S'West Virginia
Pennington Gap
Cornfield
Michigan
Three Oaks
Einstein
Bunk
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