Germany and Italy reject plan for peace and veto
Germany and Italy flatly rejected a British French peace plan on Spain's coast patrols and non intervention. Soviet Russia approved the proposal as subcommittee session ended in under two hours. Disputes over foreign fighters and prisoner withdrawal surfaced as France Britain prepared further talks.
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Loxdon
Germany
Italy
Great Britain
France
Spain
Soviet
Russia
Coent Dig Grandi
London
Joachim Yor Ribbentrop
Ger
von Ribbentron
Count Grandi
Lord Plymouth
Britain
Geriny
Stey
Spat
Sweden
Belgium
Forugal
Czechoslovakia
Gmany
Valencia
Wig
Algerian
Weather overview for several states forecasts light changes
Weather brief reports a fair night with small temperature changes in Kentucky and Virginia, with purer cloudy conditions and possible showers in North Carolina. Georgia forecast mentions a mostly cloudy Wednesday with likely showers tonight, and a similar pattern continuing in the region.
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Tensusser
Kentucky
Virginia
North Carolina
Plans for Big Wedding Between Roosevelt Du Pont clan
Wilmington June 29 Pi-Franklin Roosevelt Jr and Ethel DuPont prepare for a late rehearsal and a brief ceremony at Christ Church tomorrow afternoon. The day features multiple social gatherings, trains and car trips to Owls Nest estate eight miles from Wilmington, with parties for bridesmaids ushers and a Harvard Fly Club stag event planned at Owls Nest tonight.
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Beth Campbell
Wilmington
Del
Franklin Roosevelt, Jr
Ethel DuPont
DuPont
Roosevelt
Owls Nest
Eugene DuPont
Christ ‘Church
Miss Dufont
Harvard Fly Club
Roosevalt
France seeks American aid to stem financial crisis
France's new People’s Front government seeks United States and Great Britain help to defend the franc after France left the gold standard. Parliament says finance undersecretary Rene Brunet informed deputies the government desires to disengage the franc from its parity with the dollar and pound, though no detailed plan has been worked out. The move follows talks of possible franc devaluation amid a tri party monetary pact among France Britain and the United States.
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France
People’s Front
United States
Great Britain
Camille Chautemps
Chamber of Deputies
Rene Brunet
Rene Brunet, Undersecretary of State For Finance, Had Informed Them Theovernment
Britain
Raymond Poincare
Sloan and DuPonts Implicated in Tax Probe
Washington report shows Alfred P. Sloan Jr of General Motors and Mrs. Sloan saved about 1.9 million in taxes from 1934 to 1936 via personal holding companies. Fortas named Mrs. Rascoh and others, noting Doherty and Lupton also used holding firms. Names linked to Archmere and Pioneer Point farms, with alleged tax avoidance totaling 470k in 1934, 425k in 1935, and 1,025k in 1936. Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. wedding lingers in coverage.
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Washington
Securities Commission
Congressional Tax Inquiry
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
Sloan
Abe Fortas
Commission
Wilhemina DuPont Ross
Montchanin
Del
Renappi Corporation
Henry L. Doherty
Cities Service Company
Carter Lupton
Chattanooga
Nits
Helen S. Rascah
John J. Rascah
Democratic Naional
Sloans
Fortas
Great Neck
L. I
Jackson Corporation
Snug Harbor Development Corporation
New Castle Corporation
Sinan
LuPont Company
Pullman Company
Reno Corporation
Marquette Corporation
Jrescob
Rascoh
Pioneer Point Msly
Pioneer Point Farms
Archmere, Inn
Pioneer Point Realry Corporation
Christiana Securities Corporation
Doherty
Henry L. Doherty and Company, Inc
Jersey City
N. J
Doherty and Company
Doherty Research Company
Improved Equipment Company
Gas Securities Company
Cartier Lupton
Fartas
Japanese protest over Soviet invasion of river islands
Tokyo protested to Moscow over alleged Soviet incursions into Sennura and Bolshoi vislands in the Amur river under the Japan Manchukuo pact. Ambassador Mamoru Shigemitsu delivered the protest as military leaders warned of a grave response depending on Moscow's tone. Japan demanded evacuation and reaffirmed Manchoukuo border claims along the Azour river.
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Tokyo
Japan
Manchukuo
Sennura
Bolshoi Vislands
Amur
Moscow
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Russia
Manchoukus
Azour
Maenchoukuo
Siberia
Stahlman Charges Newspaper Guild At Chicago Meeting
James G. Stahlman publisher of the Washville Banner told about 300 publishers and executives that a closed editorial shop means a closed editorial mind. He said publishers defend a free press and refused to surrender independence to any labor group.
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Chicago
James G. Stahlman
American Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Guild
Stahlman
Washville Banner
Pace
Hunger Striker Nears Fourth Day of Fast Without Food
C. B. Linkous a 43 year old Kingsport hunger striker neared a fourth day without food after declaring he would fast until he dies He has been unable to work for 12 months following a paralytic stroke and relies on his wife Ruth for support He remains steadfast saying he will live with Christ until he dies and does not know how long he can endure
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C. B. Linkous
Kingsport
Ruth Linkous
Linkous
The
Times
Ilness
Christ
Woman Kills Child and Herself in Detroit Shooting
In Detroit a woman Belva Dickson aged 44 shot and killed her six year old son Donald after locking two sleeping children in her room. She then shot herself as authorities found 16 month old Joseph critically wounded and another son mortally hurt. Husband Homer Dickson reported the family tragedy after forcing entry.
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Detroit
Homer
Dickson
Donald
Joseph
Belva
Cattle coal sale probe at Brushy Mountain Prison
Brushy Mountain Prison in Tennessee faces a second inquiry led by special state investigator Lewis Pope into past sales of state cattle and coal. Mose M. Waller, a Roane County farmer, testified he earned about 8900 by reselling prison cattle as meat and claimed deals with former officials and a guard. Waller denied checks from East Tennessee Packing Company.
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Brushy Mountain Prison
Tenn
Lewis
Pope
Brushy , Mountain Prison
Mose
M. Waller
Roane County
Waller
Emmett Bradshaw
Knoxville
Herndon Pyatt
East Tennessee Packing Company of
Joe V. Kirby
Hill McAlister
J. M. McCartt
Oskdele
H. R. Hudson
Harriman
MecCartt
Hudson
Bank Trentcy
Knoaville
Irwin Indicted in Triple Killing by New York Grand Jury
New York June 28 three counts of first degree murder were brought against eccentric sculptor Robert Irwin by a county grand jury. Witnesses including Mrs Kudner testified as prosecutors sought indictments for Mary Gedeon Ronnie Byrnes. Samuel Leibowitz prepared Irwin for anticipated insanity defense as arraignment was delayed to tomorrow.
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New York
Ethel Rudney
Robert Irwin
New York County Grand Jury
Beekman Hill
Kudner
William
Dodge
Irwin
Willam Allen
General Sessions Court
Samuel Leibowitz
Tomorrrow
Henrietta Koscianski
Timbs
Cleveland
Joseph Gedean
Grand Jury
William C. Dange
Mary
Gedeon
Ronnie
Frank Byrnes
Samuel
Leibowitz
Johnstown Mayor warns citizens may take law into own hands
Johnstown Pennsylvania mayor Daniel J Shields telegraphed President Roosevelt and Governor Earle urging action to curb Bethlehem Steel strike violence. He warned of “good citizens” acting to preserve liberty if the Dolin Lewis steel union forces are not withdrawn and urged state police on reservoirs. The strike, linked to bombings of water lines, has escalated with multiple deaths and dynamite attacks on Cambria works.
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Johnstown
Daniel J. Shields
Borarvelt Taday
Dolin
Lewis Steel
John L. Lewis
George H. Earle
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Cambria
Shields
Earle
Associated Press
Warren
Ohio
Gus Hall
Cambria Works
Bethlehem Steel
Beaver Falls
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Republic Steel Corporation Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Inland Steel Co
George Mike
Aliquippa
Moltrup Steel Projects Company
Robert I. Mee Creary
Frank Moltrup
Divorce-Threatened Woman Denies Wedding In Reno Case
Ventura Calif June 29 A sensational "battle of the Blue Books" pits Nan Pierson Brooks Macy Brill New York socialite against her husband William Brill of Los Angeles in Superior Court. Brill seeks an annulment claiming intoxication at marriage and misrepresentation of prior status. Mrs Brill insists the marriage was legal and vows to remain married as long as she pleases.
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Ventura
Calif
Nan Pierson Brooks Macy Brill
New York
William Brill
Los Angeles
Superior Courts
Baday
Brill
Bell J
Reno
George Henry Macy
New Yorker
Cal
Desert
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Beverly Hills
Cau
Bel-Air
Melba Marie Everett
Madeline Everett
Jeanette Marjorie Stephens
Baldwin Hills
Othel Leroy Strong
L. C Huntamer
Olympia
Wash
Strong
Huntumer
San Diego
del Mar
Jack Cornell
Otto R. Rasmus
Congress
Army
Interior Department
House
Senate
Agriculture Department
White House
Budget Bureau
Senate Agriculture Committees
Fdr, Jr
Alfred P. Sloan
Barcelona
Stahlman Flays Newspaper Guild
McCartt
John A. Walker
Moltrup
Hall
George Buchwalter
Arthur Scott
John Borawek
George Bundas
Harry Wines
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