ISH Plans 10 a Reject Ediate Dispute
An official statement described a developing protest against British policy as Japan tightens influence in Tientsin. Reports state a Russian citizen was killed by a Chinese guard near concessions, while Japan readies ships to enforce a blockade. Britain and the United States face economic and political tensions over possible actions.
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Great Britain
Tientsin
Ting
Britain
Tokyo
Esman
United States
Nese
Chingtao
Weihaiwei
Escor Lowestoft
Chip
Hai River
Ingwangtao
Kaiwei
Japan
Ders
Brit
Townsend Clans Meet Next Week Convenes Convention
The Fourth National Townsend convention opens in Sanapo on Thursday through Sunday to advance the Townsend plan for pension reform. Senators from North Dakota, Florida, California, Oklahoma, Oregon, and Colorado are listed among attendees, with Eli Townsend, president of the Townsend movement, expected to call the session to order. Governor Ford Townsend and Mayor Ald H Nuilwan are slated to give welcomes.
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Japolis
Fid
Townsendaie
Fanapo
Nkine
Tes
Gerald
North Dakota
Pepper
Florida
Sheridan Downey P
California
Thomas
Oklahoma
Holnm
Saddle Club to Stage Horse Show and Rodeo
Monte fimery County Saddle Club members plan a horse show rodeo and auto thrill show at John H Turner horse farm one and a half miles south of Crawfords ville on State Road 47. Shows start at 1 p.m. on Sunday June 18 and Sunday June 25. Entry viewed as a fore‑runner to a larger summer event. not a profit venture at present.
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Monte Fimery County Saddle Club
John H. Turner
Crawfordsville
State Road 47
Saddle Club
Bipartisan bid to convoke world arms conference
Washington reports a joint House group plans to insert a provision in the neutrality bill urging Roosevelt to convene a world arms conference. Rep James A Shasley says both Democrats and Republicans back the move amid fears mass armament could trigger war and bankruptcy. A Senate fight over delaying neutrality legislation also arises as action is pushed to next winter.
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Washington
Akruptcy
House
Roosevelt
James A. Shasley
Conn
Forren Affairs
House Acteist
Senate
House committee backs business appeasement tax bill
Washington report says the Ways and Means Committee unanimously supports a new tax bill aimed at stimulating private enterprise to boost government revenue. Paris note says Don McNeill defeats Bobby Riggs in straight sets to win the French hard court title. Washington also notes Rep Secombe refuses to apologize for calling Roosevelt's actions abusive.
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Washington
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Paris
Don McNeill
Oklahoma City
Bobby Riggs
California
Spot of Oil on Sea Reveals Phenix Submarine Loss
Paris reports a still oil slick off Indochina signaling the sinking of the French submarine Phenix with the loss of the vessel and crew. The Marine Ministry confirmed the catastrophe as a fourth major submarine disaster in the fleet, amid a broader air of official silence.
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Paris
Indes
China
Tl c
Phenix
Ministry of Marine
Oie
Cimanique
Son of Italy's Liberator Loses One Man Fight In Rome Clash
Ezio Garibaldi son of Italy's liberator lost his bid against Fascist chief Roberto Farinacci after a December Chamber of Deputies scuffle. Garibaldi remained head of the Garibaldi Legion briefly, then was ousted as Farinacci banned him as persona non grata. Farinacci rejected apologies and mocked Garibaldi's bid for a monument to his father while Garibaldi pressed for dignity and an apology in the Chamber.
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Italy
Rome
Ezo Garibaldi
Mussolini
Garibaldi
Roberto Farinacci
Farinacci
Michael Ross
Chamber of Deputies
Siarave
Legion
Whch
Chamber
Viecch
I Cremona
Camicia Rossa
Varinucci
Farinacc
Il Regime Fascista
Ezio Garibaldi
Farnacci
Cremona
Ezio
National Conference of Social Work to survey relief and unemployment
The Ninety sixth annual meeting of the National Conference of Social Work will bring about 1000 delegates from the United States and Canada to Buffalo New York starting June 18. Paul Kellogg of New York City called the gathering a congress of conferences with more than fifty supporting organizations meeting simultaneously. The program features more than 400 daily sessions and over 500 speakers across seven days. Continued on page 2.
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National Conference of Social Work
Buffalo
United States
Canada
Ional Conference of Social Work
Feld
Cal Welfare
Paul Kellogg
New York City
Kellogg R
Civil Liberties Body Needs Cash to Complete West Coast Probe
June 17. Attorney General Murphy backs a last minute push to provide funds for the Senate Civil Liberties committee to finish investigating West coast labor conditions. He argued the Justice Department cannot mirror the committee’s subpoena power and obtain a full picture without more testimony. Senator Byrnes leads the audit panel holding a $100,000 funding resolution, tacked onto a Schwellenbach and Downey proposal.
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Washington
Murphy
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Senate Cndes
Justice Gepa.nent
White House
Justice Department
Nator Byrnes
Southna
Senate
Byrnes
Schwellenbach
Downey
California
Wesleyan Methodist Revival to Continue Services
Wesleyan Methodist revival will not close with the Sunday evening service as expected. The Holiness quartet performed Sunday afternoon and night. Rev Mr. Brown of Fort Wayne preaches Monday and Tuesday night, Rev Mr Peronette speaks Wednesday night. Services likely continue all week with Sunday school at 2:30 and devotional at 3:30, evangelist service at 7:30.
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Wesleyan Methodist
Eaen
Brown
Fort Wayne
Personette
Hughes Leaves On His Vacation Trip
Washington June 17 Departure of Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes on a northern vacation trip sparked rumors of retirement in the fall. Speculation centers on Attorney General Frank Murphy, associate justice William Douglas, and Felix Frankfurter as possible successors if Hughes retires, though close friends doubt the retirement. An intimate source says Hughes plans to die in office and stay as long as possible, noting his illness from a flu months ago as fuel for the talk.
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Washington
Charles Evans Hughes
Supreme Court
Frank Murphy
William ©. Douglas
Felix Frankfurter
Hughes
International News Service
England Seeks 10 Minimize Gravity of Japan Crisis
Rome editorial in Regime Fascista says complete British capitulation is the only solution to Anglo Japanese tensions over Tientsin. The piece, edited by Signor Roberto Farinacci, asserts Italy fully backs Japan against England as London hints at possible steps if China concessions are threatened.
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England
Japan
Rome
Tientsin
Regime Fascista
Signor
Roberto Farinacci
Grand Council of Fascism
Bri
Italy
London
Llockade
Tientin
Foreign Office
Veterday
China
United States
Alfalfa Winners Guest of Rotary in Boone County
Otis Crane, veteran agriculture teacher, served as guest speaker at the Rotary club meeting honoring county alfalfa contest winners. He outlined field prep, inoculation, seed quality, harvesting, and silage methods, stressing nature’s requirements and practical alfalfa production practices.
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Rotary Club
John Hysong
Roland Hackett
King
Otis Ward
Caleb
Brown
Nk Randall
Earl
Winn
Ey Whiffing
Fred Jaques Leonard Cash
Harry Ray Rogers
Son” Marion
Fred Hooton
Buren
Victor Crane
Fred
Otis Crane
Marion
Rotary
Crane
Slayer of Six Dies Under Guillotine in Paris
Paris June 17 Eugen Weidemann, killer of Miss Jean DeKoven Brooklyn dancer and five others, was executed at dawn on the guillotine on the same spot where Bluebeard Henri Landru died 17 years ago. He walked from jail to the scaffold with initial turbulence, then calm as spectators of about 3000 looked on. His attorneys called him a monster who died like a saint after his partner Roger Million had his sentence commuted to life. Weidemann’s murders netted him only $400 in cash.
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Paris
Henri Landru
Eugen Weidemann
Jean DeKoven
Brooklyn
Weidemann
Roger Million
Sabotage Feared in Sub Flotillas
Washington reports hints of a cooperative sabotage campaign against submarine flotillas by the United States France and Great Britain. High command suspects foul play after the Phenix failed to resurface following a test dive, marking the third disaster in 24 days and prompting study of submarine dive statistics.
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Washington
Jlotillas
United States
France
Great Britain
Archaed
Phenix
U.S
One Dead and Seven Injured In Kendallville Crash
A head on collision four miles west of Kendallville on U S Road B L left Jacob Braude four years old dead and seven others injured. Mrs Zara Braude widow of the victim suffered a fractured leg lacerations and shock while daughter Bette 13 had cuts. Vernal Milch driver of the other car plus his wife and others from Detroit and Falls City were injured.
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Kendallville
Ind
Jacob Braude
Pittsburgh
U.S. Road
Zara
Braue
Bette
Vernal Milch
Detroit
Mich
Braude
Sarah Miller
Glens Miller
Ariena Meinheit
Falls City
N. D
Plot to Kill Roumania Premier Unearthed in Bucharest
Police announced discovery of a plot to assassinate Prime Minister Armand Calinescu in Bucharest on June 17. Eleven arrests followed and an arsenal of 22 hand grenades was seized. Rumors spread of a possible royal target and many anti government suspects were detained, including iron guard sympathizers and a workers army member.
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Bucharest
Armand Calinescu
Carol
Iron Guard
Workers Army
News and radio men ready for ocean hop
Port Washington observers prepare for a preview flight to Europe aboard the Atlantic Clipper. Twelve newspaper syndicate correspondents and four radio officials will join the world’s largest airplane as it takes off at 3 p m EDT to test the trans Atlantic service before passengers begin June 28.
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Port Washington
N. Y
Europe
News
Amended relief measure passed by lower house
Washington reports the House passed a $1.735 billion relief bill with concessions to President Roosevelt including shifting WPA to a three member board, limiting federal projects, retirement age labor rules, and a larger NYA allocation while facing Senate opposition seeking restoration of cuts and possible further boosts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
WPA
Chaque
Natonal
The
Security Administration
Pepper
George
Georgia
Adams
Colorado
PWA
Homer Stonebraker to Take Bride Sunday
In Indianapolis Homer Stonebraker of Loganaport, once a famed basketball player and former police chief, will wed Dorotha Caton of Terre Haute tomorrow. Caton, daughter of William Caton, attended Indiana State College. Stonebraker, a former Democratic congressional nominee, is now in charge of prison-made goods sales in the state.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Homer Stonebraker
Loganaport
Jencife Police
Dorotha Caton
Terre Haute
Caton
William Caton
Torre TL
Indiana State College
Stonebroker
Secon Diatrict
Congress
Miss Virtue Receives Fort Wayne Art School Scholarship
Margaret Elizabeth Virtue, daughter of Mr William Virtue, has been awarded a scholarship from the district to the Fort Wayne School and Museum. The scholarship, valued at 15 shillings, recognizes Virtue's work in the Lebanon High School art department under supervisor Mig Mane Shanks, who notes she shows high talent in art.
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Miesrgaret Flizabeth Tue
William Virtue
Ctrict
Fort Wayn
Miss Virtue
Lebanon High School
Mig Mane Shanks
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Bulletins
Secombe
Ohio
Conan Fra
Ethiopa
Cream
Fox
Civil Liberties Body
U.S. High Court
U.S. Navy
Roumania
National Youth Administration
NYA
Aubrey Williams
FT. Wayne
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