Florida Man Held After Creating Reign of Crimes
Police in Catron report a violative career with multiple auto thefts and wrecks. Incidents include stealing cars in New Castle and Frankton and wrecking them near Noblesville and Frankton. Authorities link a sequence of car thefts to a suspect described as a Florida man with a pattern of criminal acts.
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Catron
New Castle
Pardsville
Parl Bickenauer
Indianapolis
Noblessite
Noblessitle
Noblesville
Black eagle shot by farmer near Noblesville
Noblesville, Ind. farmer John Goodnight exhibited a six and a quarter foot black eagle shot on his farm. The bird fought hard before capture with a ken wing injuring onlooker Letha Jolie who assisted. The eagle was initially believed to be a chicken.
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Noblesville
Ind
John Goodnight
Kin
Letha Jolie
Goodnight
Townsend injunction challenge shapes recovery plan battle
Harvey Smith, a six year old leader of the Townsend plan in Kentucky, files an injunction in the Circuit Court seeking to stop the national Townsend organization and Paull Townsend from revoking the Covington Club No 1 charter. The suit targets the leadership upheaval surrounding Dr Francis Townsend and his movement.
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Chicago
Townsendional Recovery Plan
Francis
Townsend
Old Agension Movement
Whsen
Harvey Smith
e@ Townsend plan
Kentucky
Townsend Vington Club No
Covingn
Na Mal
Paull
Townsend Organization
Dietor
Covington Club
South
Ford sues to recover taxes on cars sold in Indiana
Ford Motor Company filed in federal court to recover Jana Gross Income Tax payments and interest totaling 114,742 dollars. The suit alleges the charges covered sales of automobiles manufactured outside Indiana but delivered to Indiana buyers. The King and Queen visit Washington with President Roosevelt for a brief White House sighting. The House Appropriations subcommittee plans to speed up consideration of a 1,700 relief bill next week, suspending WPA hearings.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ford Motor Company Today
Jana
Indiana Uyers
Washington
House
Captain Lloyd Darnall To Command U S Dental School
Captain Lloyd Darnall of San Diego has been ordered to Washington to command the U S Dental School. He leaves the San Diego hospital after a period of service and reports in Washington on June 1. His wife and daughter, Mrs. Walter Smith, accompany him on related travel plans. the Smiths are visiting Georgia and will sail from Cal Hello on June 22 for duty in Hello.
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San. Diego
Calif
Lebanon
Washington, D. c
U.S Dental School
San Diego
Yeand
Washington
Darnail
Walter Smith
Lieutenant Smith
Georgia
Sar Frank
Smith
Roosevelt signs war materials purchase plan
President Roosevelt signed legislation to acquire 100 million dollars of strategic war materials stored for emergency use over five years. The act lets the full amount be released in a crisis, with 2 million dollars reserved for the Bureau of Mines and the U.S. Geological Survey to boost war materials production the nation currently lacks.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Bureau of Mines
U.S. Geological Survey
Royal Train Delayed by Hot Box Near Montgomery
A hot box on the royal plot train near Montgomery delayed the royal train carrying King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. Officials said the original pilot would stay on schedule, with a backup line via Harrisburg if needed, delaying the journalists’ arrival by over an hour.
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Montgomery
George VI
Penniaylvan Windrad Thale
Howev
Crayalain
Lin
Harrisburg
Harrisbure
Cuba Again Bars Jewish Refugees From Entry
Havana reports 102 Jewish refugees aboard the French liner Flandre denied landing in Cuba and Mexico. With a $500 bond promised by the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, they may be sent back to France or dispersed to Ciudad Trujillo if no haven is found. Refugees on the St Louis face a closed case, and the Orduna with about 60 barred refugees was expected in Havana.
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Cuba
France
Flandrestrav
Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Flandre
Marseilles
Vera Cruz
Mexico
St. Louis
Orduna
Hasana
Medaryville man kills wife and son then dies
In Medaryville Indiana on June 8, Timm, 54, used a six inch butcher knife to slay his wife, 34, and son, Award Jr, at their farm home two miles north of Medary, then died by suicide. Gag Tittmioa found the bodies, coroner said the murders appeared deliberate.
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Medaryville
Ind
Ward Timm
Medary
Indiana
Timm
Gag Tittmioa
Tae
Titi
Amnonia
Gus Timm
Claude Burson
Hearf Addison Daugherty
Reorganization Bill Signed By President Riospvelt
Washington June. President Roosevelt signed the congressional resolution creating three new major agencies public works welfare and lending under a broad reorganization plan. The coal commission will be abolished and its duties moved to the Interior Department. Secretary Ickes said a minimum price schedule for soft coal would follow.
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Washington
Riospvelt
Bur
Luminous Coal Commission
Department of Interior
Secretary of the Interior
Ickes
Commission
Chandler to Act as Mediator in Strike Near Harlan County
Governor A B Chandler will mediate between mine union and operator representatives as they meet tomorrow to settle the Harlan county coal strike. The strike began April 1 and mines reopened under National Guard protection last month with troops patrolling the area.
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Frankfort
A. B. Chandler
Tomorson
Harlan County
Wright favored for G O P national committeeman
Report says Burrell Wright is being groomed by Watson faction to become Indiana’s Republican national committeeman. The move follows internal strife within the Indiana Republican Party tied to Arch N. Bobbitt and Felix McWhirter, amid talks of a tax board appointment and antisemitic activity links. Wright’s elevation aims to restore James E. Watson’s influence in national GOP affairs, with Will Irwin currently holding the post.
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Eugene J. Cadou
Anapolia
India Jones
Burrell Wright
Indiana
Wright
James E. Watson
Indianapolis
Indiana Republicn Party
Arch N. Bobbitt
Felix McWhir
State
M. Clifford Townsend
Ay. O. P
Jim
Nnational
Police abandon road blockade in hunt for gun girl
Michigan City police and state troopers abandoned a road blockade after hours of heavy rain failed to locate a 90 pound red headed girl and her male companion wanted for shooting Police man Frank Cowgill. The extensive manhunt involved units from Michigan Illinois and Indiana with two airplanes a bloodhound and many officers. Cowgill was knee injured and the pair escaped after slugging him with a blackjack.
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Michigan City
Ind
Frank Cowgill
Michigan
Mic Gan
Illinois
Indiana
Cowgill
Nazis to Expel Polish Jews From Germany by July 21
Berlin reports Reich government decreed the expulsion of 18,000 Polish Jews by July 21 due to failed negotiations on repatriation. Four hundred Poles arrested in Munich await deportation, while in Dresden and elsewhere Jews were ordered to leave by noon tomorrow or face concentration camp internment. The group includes 15,000 Polish Jewish citizens and 3,000 stateless individuals. Noted numerous arrests in Berlin.
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Berlin
Germany
Reich
Poland
Munich
Dresden
Royal Visit Shapes U S and World Power Ties
Washington reports stress the royal visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth as a political mission to strengthen ties between Britain and the United States. Diplomats say the meeting with President Roosevelt could influence allied unity, arms policy, and mutual defense as Britain faces totalitarian pressure and the U S arms program expands.
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America
George VI
Elizabeth
Britain
Berlin
Rome
Tokyo
Europe
Africa
Far
Roosevelt
George
United States
Far East
England
Canada
France
State Department
Ronald Lindsay
Downing Street
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Missing Man Safe After Tank Draining Mixup
Chicago authorities report contractor Thomas Salles found safe after fire crews drained 15,000 gallons from a fire sprinkler tank to recover a supposed body. The man, repairing the system, disappeared briefly during lunch break, then returned while crews stood by.
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Chicago
Thomas Salles
Salles
Police Seek Bandits Who Robbed Salesman
In Waukegan Illinois on June 8 police hunted two highwaymen who waylaid Milwaukee salesman Robert R. Grades and stole $1,100 collected for Mansville Corporation. Grades fired as they fled. one bandit, wounded, was aided into a car by his partner.
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Waukegan
Robert R. Grades
Milwaukee
Grades
Mansville Corporation
Pontiac
Mich
Police hunt for bombs in New York City
New York police, acting on federal warnings, searched 15 Manhattan and Queens buildings and saloons believed used as meeting places by societies. 1,570 detectives, the largest force for a single event, swept rooftops and interiors as King George VI and Queen Elizabeth might travel in a protective convoy. Authorities offered few firm details about the World’s Fair plan or the open car option.
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New York
New York City
Washington
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
State Department
Manhattan
Queens
James Pyke
James Donnelly
Lewis J. Valentine
Crowds Faint as King George and Queen Elizabeth Visit
Washington endures the greatest crowd in history under hot June weather as King George and Queen Elizabeth arrive. Red Cross squads assist fainting spectators and ambulances rush serious cases to hospitals along the parade route. A fruit vendor collapses while offering seating, timing at ten in the morning recorded a near ninety degree street temperature.
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Washington
George
Queen Elizabeth
England
Red Cross
Ti A. m
Dr Ingmand Named to Veterinary Post in American Veterinary Association
Dr Eugene B Ingmand of Zionsville Indiana has been named assistant executive secretary of the American Veterinary Association. He will begin duties in July in Chicago. A Iowa State College graduate, he joined Pitman Moore in Zionsville in 134 and was named consultant in 1985.
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Zionsville
Ind
Eugene B. Ingmand
Pitman-Moore
Indianapolis
American Veterinary Association
Ethical Organization of Veterinarians
Chicago
Iowa State College
Ingmand
Zioneville
British Monarch Greeted by Great Throngs in Washington
President Roosevelt welcomed King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II in Washington in a grand ceremony. The crowd of about 600,000 filled Pennsylvania Avenue as 6,000 service members lined the route. The royal couple met with Roosevelt and top officials in the White House reception room before touring the plaza amid military bands.
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Washington
Roosevelt
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Union Station
Capitol
Station Plaza
Roosevelt and King George greet each other in Washington
The report describes a greeting between President Roosevelt and King George VI in Washington. The president welcomes the king warmly, while the king expresses pleasure at the encounter and acknowledges the occasion in the presence of their respective entourages.
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Washington
Roosevelt
George
England
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