Foreign Events Dent Market Prices Across Sectors
Foreign events including French, German, Argentine, and Hungarian developments depressed U S securities sentiment this week while domestic equity and bond markets showed mixed results. Bond prices slipped fractionally after a prior gain as traders weighed NRA effects and anticipated treasury financing, with notable activity in rail, utilities, and gold conversion plays.
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New York
Raly
Ethiopia
Sertiline
Federal
Treasury
Iil
Cuba
Securitth Waskin Meir
Wheele-Rayborn Volts
Indietry
Attitilic City
Court Cos
Maryland
Commissons
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone
Mary Fieneh
Sui
Amer
Aeans
Macturilly
Berlin
Danzag
Danzig
Boulsson
Unt
Balloonists To Stratosphere For 14 Mile Flight
Nine tons of balloon gondola scientific gear and crew prepare for a 14 mile or higher ascent in the Explorer 1 National Geographic flight. Captains Stevens and Anderson lead a large equipment list including three electroscopes two barographs two spectrographs and a radio set.
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Stephen M'Donough Washington
National Geographic Society
Army Air Crops
England
Earth
Albert W. Stevens
Orvil A. Anderson
Rapid City
Holdredge
Neb
National Geographic , Society
United States
Soviet Russia
National Geographic Air Corps
Funeral Services for Mrs Gustav Myrah Held
Spring Grove Minnesota reports funeral rites for Mrs. Gustav Myrah held at Trinity Lutheran Church with burial in West End Cemetery. Rev O Mikkelson officiated as survivors and family details noted amid a list of local visits and travels by residents.
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Spring Grove
Minn
Gustav Myrah
Trinity Lutheran Church
West End
O. Mikkelson
Myrah
New U S Aviation Policy Sought by Lawmakers
Washington debate centers on creating a cabinet level secretary for aeronautics and a comprehensive national aviation program. Secretary Roper cites a growing air commerce role, expanding federal airways, and potential civilian pilot and aircraft reserves alongside a need for coordinated policy embracing civil and military aviation.
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Harden Colfax
the Cribune
Washington
Congress
Commerce Roper
Roper
United States
Air Commerce Bureau
Bureau of Air Commerce
Federal Aviation Commission
Terrapin Found Bears 1881 Date in Trenton Ohio
Clarence Woods of La Grange found a terrapin near his home bearing carved initials Richard L. Butler and the date 1881 on its back, offering a curious link to family history in Trenton, Ohio.
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Trenton
Clarence Woods
la Grange
Richard L. Butler
Italy Moves Forward With East Africa Operations
Italy advances plans for pacification of East Africa with likely future war against Abyssinia. British objections appeased by league vote, arbitral boards to be set up over months while Italy seeks rapid action in a desert border region where Ethiopian rule is tenuous. The piece argues for Italian colonization and contrasts with Mexican border history to justify imminent military measures.
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Germain
Bitler
Hungary
Woex
United States
Cogutee
Esse
Rome
Iitaly
East Africa
Abyssinia
League
Italy
Acelien
Ethiopia
Wal
Somaliland
Mexico City
Pancho Villa
Mexico
Pershing
Villa
League of Nations
Automatic parachute tested in Leningrad marks new era
A Soviet parachute jumping instructor leaped from a plane at 2400 feet and landed safely without pulling the rip cord. The test examines an automatic parachute device that times opening from five to 20 seconds after the jump, removing the need for manual rip cord deployment.
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Leningrad
Russia
Just 50 They Sleep Sleepers Rigged for Sideways Snooze
San Francisco authorities report a rail dispute over passenger comfort as the Southern Pacific rigs its sleeping cars to allow passengers to sleep sideways with head or feet oriented forward.
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San Francisco
Calif
Southern Pacific
Britain debates autumn election as Baldwin leads national govt
Special dispatch details a London analysis of a coming government reconstruction under Stanley Baldwin. It notes the Jubilee era boost to non party unity, MacDonald’s exit, Eden as a potential successor, and the possibility of David Lloyd George joining the cabinet, reshaping electoral prospects and authority.
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A. G. Gardiner
the Tribune
Consolidated News Features
London
Stanley Baldwin
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Baldwin
House of Fords
Sir John Simon
Foreign Office
Home Office
Eden
Anthony Eden
John
David Lloyd George
Walter Elliot
Board of Agriculture
Roosevelt
United States
Lloyd George
Mr. Lloyd George
Bearded Model Sought at Men's Sketch Club Meeting
The Men's Sketch Club plans a new members night on Monday with a bearded model for indoor sketching. The season ends July 1, and nonmembers may join Sunday groups. A June 9 trip to Brownsville includes sketching, painting, and supper at a tavern. The club sponsors Lundmark marine painting exhibition with a grand drawing to win.
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Brownsville
Minn
Lundmark
la Crosse
Lundmarck
Paul Stollenwerk
Owil
Coate
Edgar Bott
Europe Faces Nazi Threat Over Austria Crisis
France and Britain fear Austria’s drift toward Nazism as Mussolini presses ahead in Africa. Italy’s Abyssinia campaign shifts the balance, while Laval’s signals hint France may seek a German settlement. Mussolini warns against being used as a tool in this broad European stalemate.
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Byron Seller
Home Oowners Loan Coreporation
Federal Farm Land Bank
Wall Street
Marth
Uly
Daily’ Observati
Meight Reach
ANE
Biretoepher
Hatonis
Maple Amerk
Raft
Nallorel Geographle Society
Army Air Corps
Randolph P. Williams
Rape City St
Mount Everest
Gina Eugene
Ole Engene
Chilicothe
Alina
Selmee Engene
Sisits
Calmer Ekker
Gladys Stigen
Ruth Swenson
Black Hills
Kindred
S. D
Oscar Huseby
Clarence Ike
Inga Walhus
Madison
Wis
J. M. Walhus
Glen Howland
Walhus
Mase Neva Walbus
Decorah
Carolise
Mabel
Harold Rank
Peter Halvorson
Lake City
Halvorson
Olomowomatic Atic Heating
Nieblhk Company
Fifth Ayeows South
U.S
Ellis E. Langdon
Africa
Lane
U. S
By Anthony Lane
Alesmen
Singer Sewing Machine Company
No. 4Th St
la Croae, Wis
Adjustment Service Bureau
Business Mens Sketch Club
France
Duce
Paris
Europe
Breece
Mussolini
Brenner Pass
Deat
Hitler
Laval
Goering
Cracow
der Fuerrer
Sl Duce
Pierre Laval
Germany
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