Roval Pair Enters 1S At Niagara Wednesday Night
Report describes a ceremonial arrival at suspension bridge station as part of a royal visit. King and queen of the British Empire approach the United States with protocol observers, diplomats, and security in place. Officials prepare welcoming events led by Cordell Hull and a U S audience awaiting the rulers’ arrival.
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Niagara
Roose
Tey
Suspension Bridge Station
Canada
Renassador
Lindsay
United States
Cordell Hall
Welco
Canadianvernment
Jose
Unite Nt
Illegible Irish Army man detained by immigration authorities
A fragmented historic OCR item notes an Irish army member detained in June under British government action. It mentions immigration authorities, possible royal involvement, and restraint measures amid uncertain circumstances surrounding a king’s visit.
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Elizabeth
Gland
Toronto quintuplets teeth claim draws expert nod
Dr Arnid D Mason of the University of Toronto dentistry faculty presented slides at the Ontario Dental Association convention stating the Dionne quintuplets have a hundred teeth total and all are perfect. He credited proper diet and care for their dental condition.
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Toronto
Arnid D. Mason
Teersity of Toronto
Fudy
Ontario Dent
Ellis Parker and Son to Serve Prison Terms
Mount Holly New Jersey June 6 Ellis Parker Sr the country detective once famed and his son Ellis Jr face prison terms for kidnaping Paul H Wendel They have exhausted remedies after the Supreme Court refused to intervene The elder Parker faces six years in a federal penitentiary and the son three years for compelling Wendel to sign a confession tied to the Lindbergh case theories.
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Ellis Parker
Mount Holly
N. J
Ellis Parker, Sr
Ellis, Jr
Paul H. Wendel
James Merrer Davis
Davis
U. S. Supreme Court
Parker
Wendel
Lindbergh
Student Aviator Rescued At Sea Near Boston
Cheston Eshelman, a young student pilot from Damien New Jersey, was rescued about 200 miles east of Boston after his plane disappeared beneath the Atlantic surface following an unauthorized flight. The Villanova trawler recovered the survivor and reported the search by eastern state police, with the Triton assisting in the salvage and drag operations.
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Chatham
Mass
Cheston Eshelman
Boston
Atlantic
Villanova
Damien
N. J
Reseas
Radiomarine
Duchess of Kent shooting trial shocks London crowd
Forty five year old Ledwedge Lawlor, recently from Australia, was arraigned in Westminster for possessing a firearm and firing at the Duchess of Kent’s limousine. He is remanded for a week as police probe another Harewood estate incident possibly linked to an Irish Republican Army attack. A bullet hole appeared in the Harewood dining room window near the princess royal.
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London
Ledwedge
Vincent Lawle
British Empire
Duchess of Kent
Westminster
Australia
Lawlor
King George
Jot Welder
Scotland Yard
Earl of Harewood
Princess Royal
Harewood Science
Irish Republican Army
Rail
Bo Sal
George VI
Ickes Joins Roosevelt Third Term Drive Report
Washington reports Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes publicly joined calls for a third term for President Franklin D Roosevelt in 1940. The piece cites discussions with Postmaster General Farley, Hyde Park talks, and the so called palace guard push to persuade Roosevelt and deter opposition from Garner. It notes Ickes and Farley both signaled a belief in Roosevelt's potential reelection despite traditional limits.
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Washington
Palace
Roosevelt
Harold L. Tekesy
Tekes
Ian Aliehony
White House
James A. Farlphuried
Nto
Farley
Hyde Park
Faris
Han
Ickes
Inter- National News Service
Garner
John Sarce Garner
International News Service
Interior Secretary
Boone County Crowns Alfalfa King in Keen Contest
Boone County hails a new Alfalfa King as Harrison Township breaks Jackson Township’s two year grip with the best alfalfa field. The third annual contest sponsored by Boone County bankers yielded the keenest competition in history with full results on Pages 2 and 3.
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Boone County
Tony
Harrison Township
Jackson Township
Senate Mixes Opposition to Dollar Power Bill
Washington June final congressional action on a bill to extend President Roosevelt power over the dollar faced strong Senate Banking Committee opposition after passing the House. The measure would extend the president’s power to devalue gold content, prolong a two billion dollar gold stabilization fund, and continue the silver purchase policy allowing the treasury to buy domestically mined silver above world market prices.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Treasury
Union City Bank Robbery Reported In Indiana Ohio Border
Union City Indiana June 6 four bandits robbed Partners State Bank of Union City on the Ohio site of the Indiana Ohio state line. They obtained about 2000 dollars from the counter and money drawer after failing to access the vault. They escaped in a 138 model black sedan with Texas license plates.
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Union City Ind
Partners State Bank of
Union City
Ohio
Texas
Apathetic trading grips New York stock market opening
New York June 6 apathe tic trading continued to grip the stock market at the opening as gains were modest and many issues barely moved from yesterday's close. Chrysler De Pont Westinghouse Montgomery Ward American Smelting Youngstown Consolidated Edison and Pennsylvania R A edged up slightly while Bethlehem Sears Roebuck General Electric Loew's and General Foods declined. A change was seen in Steel Anaconda General Motors Standard Oil of N. J. Johns-Manville and International Harvester.
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New York
Chrysler
de Pont
Westinghouse
Montgomery Ward
American Smelting
Youngstown
Consolidated Edison
Pennsylvania R. A
Bethelehem
Sears Roebuck
General Electric
Loew's
General Foods
Steel
Anaconda
General Motors
Standard Oil
N. J. Johns-Manville
International Harvester
Friends Worry Over Schuschnigg Whereabouts
Associates in London report no contact from Dr. Kurt Von Schuschnigg ex chancellor of Austria after his release from Gestapo detention at Hotel Metropole Vienna. His wife Countess Fugger is said to have left the villa near Vienna, with no word of his fate, while a Berlin Nazi article adds to anxiety by noting his unknown location.
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Lonion
Kurt von Schuschnigg
Austria
Hitler
Gestapo
Perchtoldsoore
Vienna
London
Countess Fugger
Berlin
Voelkische Beobachter
Behaschuswig
Herr Schuschnigg
Drowning Victim Ollie Howard On Lake Freeman Trip
Ollie Howard a 68 year old retired farmer and businessman drowned while fishing from a boat on Lake Freeman near Monticello. Witnesses said he toppled into four and a half foot water, a rescue attempt failed, and his body was recovered within thirty minutes. Funeral plans set for Lawler funeral home with service at ten o'clock Friday.
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Ollie Howard
Lake Freemar
Monticello
Sportsman Hotel
Mr. Howard
Florida
Homestead
Howard
Lake Freeman
Sportsman's
Lebanon
Kansas City Leaders Receive Long Sentences in Narcotics Ring
Heavy sentences were handed down today to three leaders of Kansas City’s $12,000,000 narcotics ring. Angelo Denni received years in prison while Angelo Nigro and William Han drew ten and five years respectively in Washington. John L ad of the CIO testified on alleged gun ownership by a West Virginia coal operator. Cuban government refuses entry to 900 German Jewish refugees aboard the Hamburg American liner St. Louis and notes the vessel is heading to Hamburg.
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Angelo Denni
Angelo Nigro
William Han
Ington
John Lad
CIO
West Virginia
Lewis
Senate Labor Committee
Havana
St. Louis
Hamburg
St. Lo
Mandatory Arms Embargo Stays in House Vote
Washington reported the House foreign affairs committee split 11 to 9 to reject an amendment in the Bloom bill. The amendment would have mandated an arms and ammunition embargo on waring nations if the President proclaimed American interests endangered.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Invites Bee Stings to Cure Rheumatism
Kokomo June 6 L L Wimmer near Greentown sought relief from rheumatism by bee stings after a prior attack four years earlier. With Omer Hiatt’s permission he let a hive sting him over the body, then Hiatt used a smoke gun to disperse the bees. Wimmer’s boy woke badly, yet Wimmer remained hopeful today.
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Kokomo
L L Wimmer
Greentown
Wimmer
Omer Hiatt
Hiatt
Witter
Pendergast III in Leavenworth Prison
Leavenworth Kan June 6 Prisoner No 45295 Tom J Pendergast in critical condition at Leavenworth penitentiary after a heart attack soon after admission to serve a 15 month term for federal income tax evasion. The 67 year old former Democratic political boss of Kansas City Mo had been ill for months prior to sentencing.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Tom J. Pendergast
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Kansas City
Little Civilization Change In Next Century Seen By Millikan
Sacramento June 6 Dr Robert A Millikan head of Caltech Pasadena believes civilization will not change much in the next century Barring war he says life in America 50 or 100 years hence will not differ much from today as compared to 1439 or 1889 He foresees higher living standards from science but notes no radical shifts in travel or communications despite cheaper tech
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Mnada
Robert Millikan
Sacramento
Cal
Robert A. Millikan
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Amerca
Millikan
America
Hitler warns warmongers as Condor Legion parade in Berlin
Berlin reports Hitler delivering a stern warning to international warmongers during a speech to 12,000 Spanish Civil War veterans in the Lustgarten. He praised the Condor legion, noted Germany's Franco support, and announced soon-to-be signed non aggression pacts with Estonia Latvia and Lithuania amid ongoing anti Soviet diplomacy.
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Berlin
Germany
Adolph Hitler
Spain
Condor Legion
Lustgarten
Fuehrer
Fuhrer
Francisco Franco
Franco
Soviet
Russia
Hitler
Italy
Spanish
Morocco
Condor Legionnaires
Yague
Solchaga
Valino
Alonzo
Campos
Britain
France
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Ruling Test Triggers Jersey City Clash With Hague Machine
In Jersey City on June 6 the American Civil Liberties Union and CIO mobilized after the Supreme Court ruling against Mayor Frank Hague. Norman Thomas said the ACLU called a mass meeting in Jersey City where he and others were evicted when they tried to speak. William J. Carney announced an immediate militant organizing drive in New Jersey. He said the Hague machine is cracking.
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N. J
American Civil Liberties Union
CIO
U. S. Supreme Court
Frank Hague
Norman Thomas
Thomas
William J. Carney
New Jersey
Hague
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