Daughters of Briton and Hapsburgs Bond in Vienna Nuptials
Blonde Marie Therese Wood, 25, daughter of a British captain, wed Prince Ernst von Hohenberg of the Hapsburg line in imperial splendor at Vienna. The ceremony drew aristocracy, with Ernst as the 32 year old second son of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, while Maisie Wood, born in Vienna, embodies a blend of British and Austrian prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Stefferud
Associated Press
Vienna
Marie Therese Wood
Ernst von Hohenberg
House of Hapsburg
Ernst Alfons Karl Franz Ignaz Maria Anton
Hohenberg
Franz Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Franz Josef
Miss Wood
Jervis Wood
Countess von Lonyay
Maisie
Becht
Maria Theresa
Farm Hazards Reported Near Walla Walla Incomplete Text
Fragmentary OCR describes a farm incident near Walla Walla Washington involving an individual from Adams Oregon and an injury or accident. Details are garbled and not fully readable.
Weather notes from a cloudy night across regions
Fragmented weather brief mentions partial cloudiness in Tennessee and Kentucky with little temperature change, and generally fair or cloudy conditions in nearby areas. The text includes misspelled place names and erratic phrases, but indicates overnight to Tuesday forecasts with minor variations in conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Nortie Carrobina
Gro Ta
Fiorenza Insanity Discussed Today in Trial
State psychiatrist testified Fiorenza, 24, was considered potentially insane three years before the murder of Dr. James Lincoln McCartney. He described the upholsterer’s helper as dull, introverted, emotionally unstable, and retarded in psycho sexual development with a juvenile attitude toward adult sex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat McGrady
Associated Press
New York
John Fiorenza
hMancy Evans Titterton
Fiorenza
James Lincoln McCartney
Elmira Reformatory
Henry Kimber
Fiorenze
General Sessions
McCartney
Driver Charged in Auto Murder Near Chattanooga
Carl Blevins, 34, former Thomaston, Ga., jailed awaiting a Wednesday preliminary hearing on murder with an automobile. Sheriff Burns says he intentionally struck Frank Smith after a roadhouse fight. Smith, 32, Chattanooga Bakery employee, died hours later. Blevins and his wife deny the accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Carl Blevins
Thomaston
Frank Burns
Blevins
Frank Smith
Here
Smith
Mikey Smith
Rain Revival Brings Hope to Droughted Plains
Dust storms eased as generous weekend rain drenched the Oklahoma and Texas panhandles, parts of Kansas and southern Texas. County agent N C Hyer said the wet spell should aid wheat, especially abandoned fields, though overall crop recovery will take time. Moderate to heavy showers ranged from half an inch to nearly three inches, ending the long dust episode. In Liberal Kansas the 48 hour total reached 54 inches. Continued on page eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guymon
Okls
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandles
Kansas
Texas
Colorado River
N. C. Hyer
Liberal
Kas
Colorado
Channel swimmer plans memoirs after career of triumphs
Retired channel swimmer Mary Sporsik recalls the day she swam the channel and wrote early lines of a memoir. She remains grounded in simple routines, sewing her own clothes, riding a bicycle, and sleeping on a board. Her biggest aim is to regain health and humanity, with a wistful pride in the crowd that cheered her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wherle
Croever Whalen
Public power program under legal challenge in high court
Justice Alfred Wheat of the DC Supreme Court will rule this week on the constitutionality of a $200 million public power program financed by the Public Works Administration. Final arguments are heard Tuesday in an injunction suit by four utility companies seeking to bar PWA funding of ten municipal electric plants in Alabama Texas Oklahoma and Iowa.
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Jack R
Associated Press
Ster
Washington
Alfred A. Wheat
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Public Works Administration
PWA
Alabama
Texas
Oklahoma
Iowa
Newton D. Baker
Jerome Frank
Frank
Supreme Court
FWA
Dean Achexon
Experiments May Alter Plant Use At UNC Chapel Hill
At UNC Chapel Hill Dr Frank A Cameron and associates pursue a new use for cotton. If successful, cotton could be sown broadcast and processed for oil and alpha cellulose to make rayon products. Experiments are exploratory but show potential economic viability and significant results, with concerns over quotation and cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
N. Co
Frank A. Cameron
University of North Carolina
South
Cameron
Cameron Enid
Fju
Italy to Start New Ethiopian Economic Plan
Mussolini's regime moves forward on an economic conquest in Ethiopia as guilds and credit institutions rally to support Italy's imperial aims. Badoglio and Bottal depart Masgawa for Rome, signaling shifts in administration as the war enters a new phase.
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Taly
Andrue Berding
Associated Nens
Rome
Italy
Mussolini
Tr Duce
Traly
Pietro Badogiia
East Africa
Ethiopia
Masgawa
Eritrea
Giuseppe Bottal
Addix Ababa
Seven Weekend Deaths in Tennessee From Accidents and Violence
Five highway deaths across Tennessee during a violent week end included a multi-vehicle crash near South Pittsburgh killing A. H. Earhart and Jack O Dear and injuring Richard A Morgan and J J Morgan others. A truck strike near Chattanooga killed Frank Smith and Archie Ball was killed by a car near Harpeth river bridge. Fred E Grissom drowned in Reelfoot Lake fishing accident. Der McMillin shot himself in Charlotte. Ida Louise Callads shot dead in Memphis mistaken for burglar by her brother-n-boy.
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Nashville
Tennessee
Pittsburgh
A. H. Earhart
Richard A. Morgan
Bridgeport
Ala
Jack O'Dear
Sewanee
Tenn
J. J. Morgan
Richard City
Chattanooga
Frank Smith
Archie Ball
White Bluff
Harpeth River Bridge
Reelfoot Lake
Fred E. Grissom
Memphis
Johnson
Charlotte
der McMillin
Bunk
Ite
Heamey
Ed Hutton
McMillin
V By Leech
Bank of Charlotte
Ida Louise Callads
Socialists Turn Down Offer of Communists
The 1936 Socialists national convention in Cleveland rejected Earl Browder’s proposal for a limited front with the Communist party. The rejection followed intra party disputes and a bid from Browder delivered to the convention, with Socialist leaders asserting loyalty to their party and not to the Communist party.
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N. H. Hippelheuser
Associated Press
Cleveland
Socialist Party
Earl Browder
Communist Party
Lmited
Browden
Saint Acton Alger
Brander
Vread
Maynard i Krueger
National Ylive
University of Chicago
Church considers plan for merger in Presbyterian debate
In Augusta Georgia on May 25 Southern Presbyterians debated salaries and terms for pastors and proposed to unite all branches of the denomination. A $105000 equalization fund was proposed to aid underpaid ministers and home mission workers. Some officials urged a system to move pastors after short terms and union with Northern branches was discussed for the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Pi — Southern Presbyterians
Syvetem
Nnts
Thoms W. Currie
Aus
Pox
Two Men Rob Operator Then Force Poisoning
A station agent, Stewart, 44, is found dead from poison after being robbed by two men who forced him to ingest poison. The crime occurred at a Missouri station where the body lies near a purple liquid and an empty pocketbook. Investigators note the door was opened from inside. suspects fled through a window as officers begin inquiries. Stewart, once a Methodist pastor in Carterville, Missouri, retired years ago due to throat illness.
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Nashyverli
Hin
Lanny Wright
Stewart
Fred Bruker
Touret
Montgomery County
Tennwich
Tennessee
Methodist Epipropal Church, South
Southwest Missouri Conference
Johns Churel
Cartervile
Black Legion reported with 135000 Michigan members
Detroit May 25. Federal aid sought to uproot and destroy the Black Legion after Poole's death. McCrea says 135000 armed members nationwide, 838 present at Poole shooting, and investigations span Michigan and other states. Police track brigadier generals and state commander figures while raids seize robes and literature.
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Detroit
Black Legion
Duncan GC
McCrea
Charles A. Poole
WPA
Poole
Stuarts
Michigan
Neven
Suite Police
Michigan Black Legion
Jackson
Fied
Hl. Marmon
Rudolph J. Anderson
Anderson
Marmon
Anderson Was & Fellow
Harvey Davis
Dayton Dean
Harry Colburn
Wayne County
Duncan C. McCrea
Every
Ray Eruest
Ernest
Bhavils Legion
Owen Dudley
Juckkop
Tim Wets
Dudley
Tite Huwley
Napoleon, Mich
Iso
Fficka
Uder
Tondaide Non Napoleon
Beate Patie
Colburn
Ohio
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COP
Hapsburg
Prince Landon
Farley
Leonard B. Shubert
Piepublicans Today
Philadelphia
Republican National Committee
Civil Service
Roosevelt
Claude Babcock
Civil Service Commission
James A. Farley
United States Treasury
Herbert Lehman
North Dakota
Washington State
Old Guard
St. Paul
Howard ¥. Williams
Labor Party
Third Party
Chicago
Alvan MacAuley
Automobile Manufacturers’ Association
MacAuley
Susie Powell Dismutes
Samuel C. Dismukes
Knoxville
Dismukes
Nash Vile
New Orleans
Arnst von
Walla Walla
Wash
Frangis Liewallen
Adams
Ore
Toto
Bespitak
Dr. Me
Mike D. Smith
Burns
Mike Smith
Bihevins
District of Columbia
G-Men
Legion
Leegto
Presbyterian Methodist
Congresa
DRE Wight
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