PANESE UNDER RAL ORDERS OF MOBLZAION okyo
June 25 A general mobilization order announced after an emergency meeting. Cabinet actions aim to economize resources and reduce home consumption to free materials for the war. The statement notes progress against a major operation, calls for stricter curbs on prices, and urges national saving and waste reduction. Floods near Taihu disrupt area as Chiang Kai-shek’s forces hold positions, with reports of potential Japanese action in Swatow.
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Okyo
Net
China
Inghai
Yellow River
Taihu
Sitary
Chiang Kai- Shek
Taifu
Swatow
Nashville
Sway Station
Chief
Gullion Joins Mid Pacific Institute Honolulu Staff
Gullion son of Mr and Mrs E C Gullion of Honolulu accepts a teaching post at the citys Mid Pacific Institute private residential high school. He sails from Los Angeles on the Lurline September 2 and begins work September 12 teaching public speaking and dramatics to a high enrollment. A Wabash College graduate class of 1937 major in speech, he has been a graduate student at Washington University St Louis and gained practice in the speech department at Central Institute in Deaf. Plans include returning to the city after term.
Attacker Shot After Attempt on Riverdale Widow
June 23 news reports a gunman shot and killed after an attempted attack on Mrs Henry Kiel, a Riverdale widow with two children. Police arrived to quell the chase as the assailant fled from behind a tree, ignored orders, and was fatally wounded in the chest.
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Jeago
Chir
Henry Kiel
Riverdale
Showers May Reduce Temperature Friday in Indiana
Indianapolis dispatch notes heat tops the year as many cities hit the nineties. No broad relief expected. showers may ease northern Indiana tomorrow afternoon. Rain yesterday cooled South Bend and Wheatfield while Paoli reached 91 and Columbus about 90.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mercury
Indiana
Lebanon utility ruling appealed to US Supreme Court
The Indiana Supreme Court granted Public Service Co of Indiana an appeal to the United States Supreme Court from a Boone Circuit Court verdict in Lebanon’s dispute over local electric ownership. Lebanon sought to condemn the utility’s property for $149,000. the state high court overturned a lower ruling, and the US Supreme Court appeal bond was fixed at $1.00.
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Indiana Supreme Court
Public Service Company For
Indiana
United States Supreme Court
Indiana Court
Lebanon
Olon W Simmons
City of
Public Service Company
Boone
Edgar A. Rice
Rice
Roscoe Hollingsworth
Supreme Court
James P. Hughes
Indiana Supreme
Slayer of Deputy to Be Executed Tonight in Indiana
Michigan City Indiana June 23 Robert Shaw confessed slayer of Deputy Sheriff Harry E B Spice of LaGrange County will die in the electric chair at the state prison here at midnight tonight No appeal was taken and Governor Townsend indicated no interference with the execution The murder occurred last December Shaw shot and wounded two other men before he was captured a day after Spice was killed They were Sheriff Irvin Cazier of Noble County and Karl Bullitt a Daliville grocery clerk
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Michigan City
Ind
Robert Shaw
Harry EB. Spice
LaGrange County
Shaw
Lae Grange County
M . Clifford Townsend
Spice
Irvin Cazier
Noble County
Karl Bulitt
Herdaliville
Roosevelt Returns to Washington Amid NY Faction Tie
President Roosevelt heads back to the White House for a three day stay as Democratic factions in New York weigh gubernatorial and senatorial desires. Tomorrow he will confer with Postmaster General James A. Farley, New York Democratic chairman, about possible support, with no decision yet on candidates following Senator Copeland's death. The gubernatorial nomination scene remains unsettled between Lehman and Bennett.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Washington
White House
New York
James A. Farley
New York State
Royal S. Copeland
Hepler H. Lehman
Senate
John T. Bennett
French Army Plane Crash Kills Seven Near Tours
Seven officers of the French air ministry general staff plus two other officers were killed when a bi motor military plane crashed and burned near Tours. Pilot Renaud, usually on official flights, was among the victims. Cause of the accident not immediately known.
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Varia
French
Air Ministry
Tours
Renaud
First All Welded Pullman Cars Debut In Streamlined Service
The first all welded Pullman cars join the new Twentieth Century and Broadway Limited coast to coast streamline service. Built by Pullman Standard in Chicago, 114 cars cut weight by over one third with rivets replaced by welding. Noise suppression and temperature control features promise smoother rides on elite routes.
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New York
Pullman
Twentieth Century and Broadway Limited
New York Chicago
Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Rhest
Sof
Indiana GOP convention moves and candidate acts
Arch N. Bobbitt names two youth organization leaders as state convention officers while five Republican senatorial aspirants face eleventh hour dark horses. The State Committee halts the Van Nuys plan, sets convention dates, and confirms officers including Marjorie Walker as first woman secretary. Bruce Barton to keynote, Hutcheson permanent chairman, and Knapp as parliamentary chair. Norman Lasher and Waldo Wood seek state superintendent posts as C Clinton Givan enters race for state supreme court third district.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Arch N. Bobbitt
Republican Young People's Organization
Robert Hyatt
Washington
Richard T. James
Portland
Frederick van Nuys
Ernest M. Morris
South Bend
Automoble Finance Company
Republican State Committee
Paoli
William L. Hutcheson
Arch N Bobbitt
Marjorie Walker
Greenfield
Indiana
Bruce Barton
New York
Hutcheson
James M.knapp
Hagerstown
Parliamental
Bobbitt
Madison County
Ray V. Gibbons
Blanchard J. Horne
Anderson
Everett E. Neal
Noblesville
Chester Davis
Bedford
Louis Markin
Norman J. Lasher
Seymour
Gas City
Williamsport
Waldo E. Wood
Frankfort
Clinton H. Givan
Marion County Superior Court
State Supreme Court
Heart Attack During Schmeling Fight Traced to Listener
Winchester Indiana reports Richard Hall aged 65 suffered a fatal heart attack while listening to radio description of the Schmeling knockout. The flatbed broadcast described the bout and Hall collapsed soon after. Officials note no foul play suspected and his death occurred at home as the match concluded.
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Winchester
Ind
Louis Schmeling
Richard Hall
JO Jacqu Pjo Awad
Fight Figures Louis Schmeling Title Fight Gross Receipts
New York report shows gross receipts of 1 015 196 including radio and film, total attendance 72 000, paid 66 227. Louis share 351 622 Schmeling share 176 622.
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New York
Louis Schmeling
Louis
Schmeling
Mother of British Queen Succumbs in London
The countess of Strathmore, mother of Queen Elizabeth, died in London at age 65 with her daughter and King George at her bedside. She suffered a heart attack days earlier and had been in critical condition since.
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London
Countess of Strathmore
Elizabeth
George
Stock market in forward surge on fourth straight gain
New York June 25 the stock market moved forward as prices rose for the fourth consecutive day with heavy buying causing ticker delays and the exchange to deploy its flash price system. Blue chips surged while the entire list advanced on persistent demand amid belief business had bottomed and would turn upward.
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New York
Exchange
Wheat Prices Up in Active Dealings
Chicago June 23 relative firmness at Liverpool and strength in stocks boosted wheat about a cent today in fairly active dealings here with the duty up to 7614. Other grains were moderately higher.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Berlin decree conscripts all able Germans for labor
Berlin announces a four year plan decree by Marshal Goering effective July 1. All able bodied German citizens are subject to government labor assignments to meet urgent project needs across the Reich amid skilled labor shortages. Washington urges continued emergency works and faster local application for WPA public works amid project cutbacks. Southern bloc may propose a Roosevelt administrator candidate for wage hour act. GM denies reports of a two month industry shutdown while planning 215,000 car production July to October.
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Berlin
Germany
Hermann Goering
Reich
Washington
WPA
Ickes
Emergency Works Bureau
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Harry L. Hopkins
Johnson
Clay Williams
Hugh
Detroit
General Motors Corporation
William Knudsen
G. M
Countess seeks U S citizenship in custody fight
London reports Countess Kurt von Haugwitz Reventlow, ex Barbara Hutton, battling Danish husband over two year old Lance. She seeks restoration of American citizenship renounced months ago to block custody moves. A warrant for the husband’s arrest exists as she tries to keep Lance. Lord Horace visits Winfield House amid rumors of Barbara’s health and past childbirth ordeal. Continue on Page 3.
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London
Lance
Kurt von Haitgwitz- Reventlow
Barbara Hutton
Woolworth
England
Lord Horder
Haugwitz
Winfield House
Regents Park
Barbara
Corydon Man Named Martinsville Coach
Corydon Indiana man named Martinsville coach to succeed Glen M. te noted basketball coach seeking college position. Rice educated at Rising Sun high school and Indiana University. He has coached basketball and track at Rising Sun and at Corydon in Martinsville.
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Ind
June Urs Sphenates
Corydon Schools
Martinsville
Glen M
Rice
Rising Sun High School
Indiana University
Rising Sun
Corydon
Perry School Wins $13,990 Public Works Grant for Expansion
President Roosevelt approved a Public Works Administration grant of 13950 from Senator Van Nuys and Rep. Jenckes for Perry Central School in Perry township. The total project costs 31000 with the township covering the rest. The addition will include classrooms for Home Economics, physical education, science and agriculture plus a gym. The expansion will allow home games locally and support growth of key departments. Trustee J H Glendenning and the board initiated the federal grant application months ago.
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Roosevelt
Public Works Administration
Perry Central School
Perry Township
Frederick van Nuys
Virginia Jenckes
Washington
Perry School
Glendenning
City Dwellers Urged On Safe Sun Tanning In Small Doses
Indianapolis reports Dr. Herman G. Morgan of the Indiana Board of Health warns city residents returning to sun that moderation is essential. He advises avoiding oil-based protection for severe burns, extra care for middle aged individuals with ailments, enjoying sun at home or by water, breathing fresh air to clear winter soot, and driving cautiously to prevent summer accidents. Moderate sun exposure is promoted to protect kidneys and skin from overload.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Herman G. Morgan
Indiana Board of Health
Schmeling Hurt in Louis Fight Hospitalized in New York
Max Schmeling lay at Polyclinic Hospital after his knockout by Joe Louis in Yankee Stadium. Doctors reported a spinal fracture near the kidneys with risk of kidney hemorrhage, and manager Joe Jacobs said Schmeling would be in bed for weeks but may sail home July 2.
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New York
Polyclinic Hospital
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
Robert E. Brennan
Jacobs
Germany
Louis
Max
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Yankee Stadium
Joe Jacoba
la Viel
Jacob
Joe Loui
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Emermey
KES
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Page
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U.S. Court
Uruguay
Alfredo Baldomir
United States
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Dark Horse
Neal
Bulletins
U. S
N. Y
Basil O'Connor
Averill H.man
Leroy Hubbard
Keith Morgan
Chs
National Foundation For
D. Walker
Boxing Commission
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