Civil and Religious Ceremonies Join Renowned Couple
The Duke of Windsor married Wallis Warfield in Monts France in a civil ceremony at the Chateau de Cande followed by a Church of England service. Mayor Dr Charles Mercier presided, while Rev R Anderson Jardine led the Anglican rites amid a guarded crowd. The union defied official opposition and drew worldwide attention as witnesses described a radiantly happy bride and a jubilant groom.
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Chateau de Cande
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Baltimore
Charles Mercier
Rotund
Church of England
R. Anderson Jardine
St. Paul's Darington
Britain
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Jardine
Warfield
Ike
Duchess of Windsor
Duke
Plans Complete for Alfalfa Day in Boone County
Boone County to celebrate Alfalfa Day with a countywide contest to pick the best alfalfa field in each township. County Agent K Whistler will lead a visitor tour with three judges ranking fields. the county winner to be named Alfalfa King at a Lebanon First Baptist Church banquet. Judges include Kellay Beeson of Purdue and Fred Dui, with bank sponsorship from five local banks.
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Boone County
Boone County Bankers’ Association
Boone
K. Whistler
Lebanon First Bapist Church
Kellay Beeson
Purdue University
Fred Dui
Boone County Farm Bureau
Indiana Bankers’ Association
State Bank Alliance
Citizens State Bank of
Jamestown
Home National Bank of Thorntown
Citizens Loan Am Trust Company of
Lebanon
Boone County State Bank of Lebanon
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Harrison
Newt Brownlee Perry
E Eagie—Colley
Marion
John
Newby
Sugar
Creek
Wil Union
West Chathan Worth
Seka
Jackson
Ralph Jane
Mickey Cochrane Improves After Skull Fracture
New York, June 3. Mickey Cochrane, manager and catcher of the Detroit Tigers, is improving rapidly after a skull fracture from being hit by Bump Hadley of the Yankees. He was allowed his first smoke yesterday and three cigarettes daily plus increased diet. He had lamb, chops and vegetables for supper, his first heavy food since the accident.
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New York
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Bump Hadley
Robert Emmet Walsh
New York Yankees
Cochrane
Hatchet Slayers Sentenced To Long Term Prison
Jersey City judge orders long prison terms for Gladys MacKnight 17 and her accomplice Donald Wright 19 for second degree murder in the bayonne home slaying of Helen MacKnight 47. The duo faced up to 30 years and must serve substantial terms in Trenton prison.
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N. J
Gladys MacKnight
Ted Hatchet
Bayonne
Donald
Gladys
Ruth ‘Snyder
Judd Gray
Ruth
Albert Snyder
Ruth Snyder
Revolt Looms in House Over Tax Evasion Inquiry
Washington reports another House revolt against granting blank check powers to the executive. The dispute centers on a resolution for a joint congressional investigative committee into millionaire tax evasion. Carefully opposed provisions would limit publicity of income tax returns and curb investigative reach. Chairman Doughton defends Roosevelt’s stance as ongoing policy battles unfold.
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House
Rules Committee
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Treasury
Congres
Memiers
Ties
Doughton
North Carolina
Ways and Means Committee
Roosevelt
Newlywed Duke of Windsor Begins Honeymoon in France
Monts France June 3 The newly married Duke and Duchess of Windsor left Chateau de Cande at 6 18 p m to start their honeymoon. A crowd of about 300 village girls waved as the couple drove in an American made car to the railway station. Washington June 3 President Roosevelt urged Congress to place all new Federal employees under the merit system except policy forming positions. Ways and Means Committee reported by 18 to 7 a resolution extending 500000000 of miscellaneous sales and nuisance taxes for two years.
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France
Duke
Duchess of Windsor
Chateau de Cande
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Hindus and Muslims hail Duke's Windsor wedding
In Calcutta on June 3 crowds of Hindus and Muslims demonstrated in celebration of the Duke of Windsor and Wallis Warfield's wedding. Anglican leaders in England disapproved the ceremony as Indians staged processions across the country, especially in Bengal, with songs of jubilation and blessings for the couple.
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Calcutta
India
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield
England
Bengal
Gen Mola Killed in Plane Crash Over Bilbao Front
Bilbao, Spain June 3 Gen Emilio Mola leader of the northern Spanish rebel army perished in an air crash during a fog bound flight. Also killed were his adjutant two pilots and five other staff members as their aircraft crashed into Basque mountains on the Bilbao front.
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Spain
Agnainst
Emilio Mola
Mola
Bitao
Jean Harlow Passes Crisis In Illness
Beverly Hills reports Jean Harlow has passed the crisis in illness that threatened her life and may recover barring unforeseen complications. Mrs Belle, her mother, said she improved early today and rested after a delirious period. Harlow was stricken Saturday with inflammation of the bladder while at her studio and could not be moved to a hospital.
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Cal
de Harlow
Jean Bello
Belle
Miss Harlow
Court Debate Delays Senate Tackle to June
Washington June 3 Senator Van Nuys Arkansas Indiana opposition leader warned that Senate debate on President Roosevelt's Supreme Court bill will stretch for months. He urged unity against the measure as Congress faces a heavy legislative calendar. Leaders expect action next week as committees report on the bill's fate.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
van Nuys
Indiana
Congress
Senate Juidiedry
Senate Juidiedry Committee Heshile i Vere Jreport
Gieseking Receives Prison Sentence In Ohio Case
Lima Ohio police return Charles Gieseking to face trial after he pleaded guilty to armed robbery in connection with a $10000 jewelry store holdup. He also entered a not guilty plea on shooting with intent to kill related charges. Authorities accuse him as the trigger man in the Brady gang. State police and county officers hunt remaining gang members seen in western Ohio.
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Sure Lite
Chio
Charles Gieseking
Emmett Everett
Gieseking
William Swaney
Robert Jones
Brady
Indiana
Ward Taylor
Ohio
Italy and Germany plan decisive acts over Spain crisis
Rome June 3 Premier Mussolini and German War Minister Von Blomberg advance plans for decisive action if needed. They reportedly seek security guarantees to protect warships patrolling Spanish waters and discuss joint Italo German measures to crush communism in Spain and the Mediterranean. Britain and France reportedly back concerted action but prefer a post attack naval board to set penalties.
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Mussolini
Werner von Blomberg
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Spain
Mediterranean
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London
Britain
France
British
Foreign Office
Admiralty
Steel riot victims buried as Chicago mourns
In Chicago on June 3th masses gathered for three slain strikers at a Memorial Day riot funeral as a seventh victim died from gunshot wounds. A crowd of thousands formed a vast union demonstration, with crepe banners, police keeping traffic from the long mourners line snaking through South Chicago.
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Chicago
Memorial Pay
Gold holdings reach new high above 12 billion dollars
Washington June 3 government gold reserves surpassed 12 billion dollars for the first time, rising to 12 025 10 58 a new all time high. The treasury said acquisition included five million dollars of foreign metal on June 1. The reserve now represents more than a per cent of the world's visible supply.
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Washington
Treasury
Federal move to replenish cash reserves
Washington on June 3 the federal government again moved to replenish dwindling cash reserves. Secretary Morgenthau announced plans to issue notes designed to raise 800000000 in new money and pay off 300000000 in maturing obligations.
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Mogenthau
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There’s Only One Sophie Kerr Serial in The Reporter
The Reporter promotes a stirring romantic serial telling of Rachel Vincent and two women acting as mother to her. One is Anne who adopted her, the other the idealized mother she never met, with Sophie Kerr’s handling described as wise and sympathetic. The first chapter debuts tomorrow.
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Sophie Kerr
Rachel Vincent
J Anne
Food Poisoning Probe in Troy Involves Nine People
Health authorities opened an inquiry into nine cases of food poisoning in Troy New York on June 3 including a Minneapolis priest. It marks a second spike in ten days with five cases last week. Victims reportedly ate strawberry cream pie and several remain seriously ill. Reverend Francis Alwise and Ralph Brown were hospitalized after a Saratoga Springs search.
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N. Y
Minneapolis
Francis Alwise
Ralph Brown
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Lake
Germany Ramps Up Naval Reinforcements to Spain
Germany ordered destroyers Tiger and Tuik to Spain and sent four 400 ton submarines, with three additional subs already in Spanish waters. The cruiser Koeln will sail soon, boosting German naval presence in Spanish waters after the bombing of Almeria. Deutschland remains in Spanish waters as crew request repairs following Royalist air strikes.
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Spain
Spanish
Europe
Almeria
Deutschlands
Germany
Drderend
Royalia
Amelia Earhart Resumes World Flight Stop at Paramaribo
Amelia Earhart landed at Paramaribo in Suriname at 11 50 a m EST five hours after takeoff from Caripito Venezuela Pan American Airways radioed the update Earhart with navigator Captain Fred Noonan plans an overnight stay before continuing toward Belem Para Brazil at dawn tomorrow The flight covers a vast stretch of the world journey with Pan American Airways reporting progress
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Amelia Earhart
Paramaribo
Netherlands
Guinea
Caripito
Venezuela
Pan-American Airways
Kart
Miss Earhart
Belem
Para
Brazil
Rotary Club Indpls welcomes Eugene Pulliam Jr
Eugene Pulliam Jr executive of WIRE radio joins the Rotary Club of Indianapolis and attends his first meeting Tuesday, becoming the youngest member of the Indiana polis club.
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Eugene §. Pulliam, Jr
Wire Radio Station
Rototary Club
Indianapolis
Roosevelt proposes seven regional power and flood control authorities
President Roosevelt asks Congress to create seven regional authorities to coordinate power development flood control drought arrestment and soil erosion. He envisions public and regional planning boards guiding water resource management with states and local agencies cooperating to avoid overlap and reduce costs.
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Congress
Roosevelt
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