Neutrality bill faces obstacles in Senate action
Washington June 14 The Foreign Relations Committee voted to begin over consideration of neutrality legislation next Tuesday amid a looming Senate showdown. George leads a plan to lift the arms embargo for foreign countries, while a bitter anti embargo bloc pushes to retain the embargo. Committee members indicate no quick action as partisan splits and procedural delays loom, with a summer session at risk.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
George
George Schwellenbach
Washin
Len Clark
Missouri
German security chief leads Prague order crackdown
Baron Konstantin von Neurath, head of the secret police Ges, directs actions to enforce law in the newly annexed Czech regions as unrest grows. He also oversees measures in Austria Sudetenland Memelland and Prague under a broad crackdown.
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Bohemia
Germar
Avia
Baron Stantin von Neur Reich
Schief
Omler
Ges
S of Austria
Sudeteland
Memelland
Prague
Baron von Neurath
Court ruling will not change policy on prisoner segregation
Indianapolis June 14 A state supreme court ruling that juveniles and women convicted of certain major crimes must be sent to Michigan City Prison will not alter Indiana policy of segregating crime vowels. Welfare director Thurman A Gottschalk said the decision is far reaching but will not greatly change how women and juvenile prisoners are cared for. Existing law allows transfers between facilities, enabling women prisoners to move to men’s prison and youths to the reformatory or schools.
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Indianapolis
Ind
State Supreme Court
Michigan City
Indiana
Thurman A. Gottschalk
Gottschalk
State Department of Welfare
Washington protests Japan blockade in North China port
Washington prepared to press vigorous diplomatic protests over Japan's blockade of Tientsin and North China trade. About 400 Americans live in Tientsin's concessions, with 960 marines and roughly two million dollars invested, while trade via Tientsin totals around 26 million dollars annually.
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Washington
Jaquan
Tientin
China
Tokyo
Tientsin
North China
United States
Japan
Sea
Peiping
Rovin
Groups Hold Outings at Ulen Country Club
The American Institute of Lavings and Loans Indianapolis Chapter No 78 hosts its annual outing at Ulen Country Club with golf this afternoon and dinner in the classical house. One hundred reservations were made, Emil Gruneisen supervised arrangements. Twenty Home Insurance Company of Indianapolis employees enjoyed a day on the golf course followed by lunch and dinner. On Monday evening Butler University Chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority held its spring formal dance at Ulen Country Club with seventy five couples and McCready’s Orchestra from Lafayette providing music.
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American Institute of Lavings and Loans
Indianapolis
Ulen Country Club
Emil Gruneisen
Home Insurance Company of Indianapolis
Ulen Golf Course
Butler University
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Alen Country Club
McCready
Lafayette
McNutt Drive to Continue Amid Roosevelt Third-Term Doubts
Indianapolis June 14 McNutt supporters say his presidential bid remains active though President Roosevelt may not seek a third term. Indiana leaders describe McNutt as a middle-of-the-road candidate hoping for New Deal and conservative Democratic backing, while Senator Minton’s stance sparks internal debate at a Democratic council meeting.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Paul V. McNutt
Presidentia
Roosevelt
McNutt
White House
Mz Nutt-for-President Club
St. Minton
Indiana
Philippines
Will Atavn
Mirton
Frank M Hale
New Deal
Minton
Txwan
Hindu ruler’s wealth and Gandhi unity stance reported
Film producer Khan Badahur Dosani arriving in Los Angeles aboard Matsonia claimed the Nizam of Hyderabad is the world’s richest man with about two and a half billion dollars in cash plus lands. He said Gandhi’s ideal of a united India won’t be realized due to Hindu favoritism, and Moslems fear domination if united. Dosani, on a world tour, plans Rotary in Cleveland and English Masonic lodge events in England, where he is grand master in Calcutta.
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Los Angeles
Mahatma Gandhi
Khan Badahur Dossani
Calcutta
India
Matson
Matsonia
Nizem
Hyderabad
Dosasani
Gandhi
Shima
Fli
Dossani
Rotary International
Cleveland
England
Duke of Kent
Order
Man tied to tree set ablaze in New Jersey case
Detectives traced clues to identify the burned man found wired to a tree along the George Washington Bridge corridor linking Upper Manhattan to New Jersey. Authorities from the District Attorney’s office said the victim was not connected with the prosecution racket busting expeditions.
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New York
Tree
New Jersesan
George Washingdge
Upper Manhattan
Tan
New Jersey
Desey
Reed
Prosiento
Thomas
Tae
No Czech Legion in Polish Army
Warsaw reports deny rumors of a Czech legion in Poland and say Eduard Benes’s brother Valit Benes heads to Gydnia for a potential sea passage to the United States. About 6,000 Czech refugees, many former soldiers, seek entry at Cracow concentration camp while officials in Prague reject the claims. London Daily Express notes possible talks among Poland Britain and France on Danzig status.
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Warsaw
Poland
Valit Benes Plang
United States
Benes
Brsthen
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Waraw
Gydnia
Polard
Danzig
America
Cracow
Hows Svir
Vladislav Prehala
Moscow
Express
William Strang
Howard Kennard
Britain
France
Free City
Reich
Rival Unionists in Street Fight Rakes Flint Scuffle
In Flint Michigan on June 14 a street fight between AFL and CIO Auto Workers Union members sent five to hospital and Left nine under arrest. Pickets at General Motors Fisher Body Number One plant clashed as cars and bats figured amid smashed windows and overturned vehicles. Names Lloyd Harland and Martin Rowal are among the hospitalized.
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Flint
Mich
AFL
CIO Automobile Workers
Uy Automobiles
General Motors Corporation
Fisher Body
Lioyd Harland
Martin Rowal
House Debates New Relief Bill Aims WPA Reforms
The House opened debate on a 1.7166 billion dollar relief bill to overhaul the WPA with sweeping reforms. A three member administration board would replace a single administrator, enrollees would rotate, and prevailing wage rules would be abolished. The measure, built on WPA findings and Harrington’s recommendations, seeks to curb relief via structure rather than fund cuts.
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Washington
House
Relef
Congress
Rep. Woodrum
D. Virgi
House Appropriations Committee
WPA
F. C. Harrington
Roosevelt
Hlouse Appropriations Committee
Britain will keep Malta as a strong Mediterranean base
London reports Britain has decided not to abandon Malta. The island, 80 miles from Sicily, will be retained as a key midway base between Gibraltar and Alexandria. Fortifications are being strengthened, infantry and artillery numbers boosted, anti aircraft batteries mounted, and new aircraft arriving for defense.
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Mediterranean
London
Britain
Baw
Gibraltar
Alexandria
Gilraltai
Alexanderia
England
Sicily
Slayer of Woman Gets Light Sentence in Indiana
Sanford Humphreys, known as Slim, pleaded guilty in Bloomfield Indiana to involuntary manslaughter in the January 1933 robbery slaying of Mrs. Mary Ellis. He received a sentence of one to ten years after death penalty attempts failed to secure jurors. The plea followed dismissal of two indictment counts and a long jury selection process.
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Bloomfield
Ind
Sanford
Slim) Humphreys
Mary Ellis
Green County
Humphrey
James Batchelor Iied
Ellist
Mum
Dat
Greeny County
Pearl Mpier
Dapolis
Two Frankfort Boys Die In Auto Train Crash
Frankfort Ind June 14 two Frankfort youths were killed when their car was struck by a Moron railroad passenger train. A third youth was injured and Paul Benge 20 was listed in critical condition at Clinton county hospital.
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Frankfort
Ind
Joe Nowlan
Purdue University
Robert Iris
Paul Benge
Clinton County Hospital
Kidnapped Baby Found Dead in Clyde Creek
In Clyde Ohio a 10 week old baby, Haldon Fink, kidnapped from his grandparents’ home, was found today in a Clyde Creek four miles away. Coroner D W Philo ruled homicide by drowning. Deputies sighted the body from a bridge. officials suspect the infant was thrown from a passing car and drifted 71 feet downstream into willows. The infant wore a shirt and diaper. the details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Clyde, O
Aerth
Haldon Fink
Clyde
Theodore Paul
Roy Krugh
D. W. Philo
Italy Seeks to Link Spain to Berlin Axis
Rome reports Italy aims for a formal pledge linking Spain to the Rome Berlin axis. Generalissimo Franco is expected to visit Rome in September, with an earlier move possible as Foreign Minister Galeazzo Ciano Mir goes to Burgos around June 18.
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Rome
Italy
Spain
Francisco Franco
Galeazzo Ciano Mir
Burgos
British plan retaliation over Japan action at Tientsin
London reports Britain will not submit tamely to Japan's blockade of the Tientsin foreign concessions and plans counter measures with France. A consultative tri‑power approach is under way, with the United States kept in close contact. Britain hints at a strong response without disclosing specifics as crisis discussions continue in Whitehall.
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London
Britain
Tientsin
Uic
Inunic
Tokyo
Robert L. Craigie
Hachiro Arita
United States
France
Japan
Richard Austin Butler
House of Commons
Butler
Hongkong
Singapore
Penang
Whitehall
Nippon
Tientein
China
America
Connectio
Live Stork Judging Contest Closes 21st Club Roundup
Lafayette Ind June Lin team of Shelby county youths wins the live stork judging contest during the closing session of the 21st annual 4 H Club roundup at Purdue University. A $100,000 Senate inquiry into federal monetary and banking policy wins unanimous Senate Banking and Currency Committee approval. Senator Wagner of New York sponsors the resolution directing the investigating committee on major objectives. The inquiry aims to outline a national monetary policy and determine the governmental machinery to implement it.
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National Youth Administration
WPA
PWA
Lafayette
Ind
June Lin
Shelby County
Purdue University
Washington
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Senate
Wagner
New York
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