Van Nuys Considers Democratic Nomination Fight
Indianapolis reports Senator Frederick Van Nuys seeks the Democratic nomination while resisting a Republican bid. He notes Roosevelt’s remarks and favors a free convention. Efforts from labor and party leaders contend with Van Nuys stance as Minton visits Indianapolis for talks.
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Rains Bring Relief From Heat Wave
Indianapolis reports heavy rain broke the Indiana heat wave. A storm near Muncie killed farmer Harvey P. Wyne, 58, struck by lightning as he walked home from a field. An umbrella shielded him as the bolt hit. Bernard Wiss, 21, drowned at Fall Creek near Indianapolis while swimming with two companions. Labert Wiss Jr., and Glenn Calloway, 17, were unable to assist.
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Stock Market Advances for Sixth Straight Session
New York June 25 The stock market logged its sixth straight advance after an opening dip reversed quickly. Gains neared and then surpassed the prior level as trading, though slowed briefly by a momentary pullback, revived with steel shares leading. Steel stocks rallied on word that wage cuts would not follow any disruptions.
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Fire threat at Shell Oil storage depot near Palm City
Palm City Calif June 25 fire started when a truck back fired today threatened to explode two 25000 gallon gasoline tanks at Shell Oil Company storage depot Police ordered all residents from surrounding area five miles from Mexican border Hankow June 25 Chinese planes attack Japanese ships on Yangtze river sinking two fighting craft and setting two transports afire end toll 11 ships sunk or disabled Rome June 25 Italian threat of reprisal against Spanish bombings perpetual immediate and implacable Washington June 25 Justice Department probe looms Will Hays and eight majors meet Roosevelt to say industry self regulation progresses
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Germany protests indictment of Nazi War Ministry officials
Washington reports Germany lodged an informal protest with Ambassador Hugh Wilson in Berlin after the New York grand jury indicted four high officials of the German War Ministry for espionage. Berlin said it is not customary to publicize spying cases or indict officials of another country.
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Nazi Moves Hinder Central Europe Art, Carnegie Director Says
Homer Saint Gaudens, director of Fine Arts at Carnegie Tech, reports that Nazi pressure has slowed art progress in Central Europe after four pilgrimages to select works for the Carnegie International Exhibit. He cites Austria and Germany as suppressing undesired art while Italy nurtures art and France pushes many directions, with England’s Royal Academy maintaining technical excellence but needing less inhibition. He did not visit war-torn Spain but attempted to assemble Spanish works from refugees for the show.
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Nazis Reported Ready to End Naval Rivalry
London dispatch cites Berlin sources claiming Germany lags in the naval race and would welcome a new international agreement to terminate naval rivalry. The London Daily Express says Hitler would favor halting Britain’s naval rearmament, else Germany cannot reach a 35 percent naval ratio.
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Judgment in tenure action against Washington School
Judge Hornaday awarded McBride $31,000 and costs in a tenure case against Washington School Township covering 1927 to 1947. McBride contended the contract was valid under tenure law after a U S Supreme Court ruling. Trial was held June and judgment issued today in Boone County.
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Musical program heard by Rotary club
Members of the Rotary Club observed closing exercises at the Alameda County Club during the regular meeting. New officers take charge in July and reports from retiring officers will be presented next week. Irene Jeffries and Ruth Wainwright offered Hawaiian guitar pieces to warm applause. Retiring president Fred Siess is succeeded by Harry V. Jones. different officers retain posts, including Thomas J. Christian as vice president, Lester J. Boatman as secretary, and Harry Kinnaman as treasurer. New board members were elected with approval.
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Lester J. Boatman
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Harry Kinnaman
Catholic Student Fraternities Banned by Nazi Authorities
Berlin reports Nazi secret police chief Heinrich Himmler dissolved Catholic student fraternities in Germany saying their continued operation is unbearable after all other fraternities joined the Nazi Students League. The order tightens control over youth organizations as authorities consolidate influence nationwide.
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U S Japan tension over China rights flares in Shanghai
Washington demands official explanation of Japan's China plans amid warnings Americans under Japanese control in Chinese regions may lose treaty protections. The dispute centers on extraterritorial rights upheld since 1886, with high authorities pledging to resist any encroachment and warning of broader international fallout.
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One Killed Five Injured In Wreck At Ingomar Montana
City Mont June 25 The CCC enrollee Robert Eckert was killed another Kell Brunner was injured and four trainmen incurred slight bruises in a head on collision between the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul crack passenger train Olympian and a special COR wa genger train at Ingomar 85 miles west of here Several passengers of the Olympian westbound were shaken up but officials said they did not require hospitalization It was the Olympian No 15 westbound that toppled into Custer Creek there last Sunday taking at least 47 lives.
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British 3.7 inch AA Guns Pressed For Use In London Defense
London reports British experts have perfected a new 3.7 inch anti-aircraft gun. Tests show it can destroy fast moving aircraft at long range with high explosive shells fired at 12 rounds per minute. The shell explosion creates a wide danger zone, allowing surrounding London units to create a growing, effective barrage.
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State to Build $500000 Fairgrounds Project
Indianapolis plans a 500000 construction program at the State Fairgrounds approved by the state budget committee. The project would cost 275000 by the state and 225000 from a PWA grant, contingent on federal approval.
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Potato salad plants discovered in garden
In Sullivan Indiana June 25 Bert Arnett found tomato plants growing from potato stems in his garden. Tomatoes, as large as cent pieces, were sprouting from stems that emerged through the main potato plant, while the potatoes below appeared normal.
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Governor Leads Searching Party in McCormick Missing
Albuquerque June 25 Governor Clide Tingley led a multiagency search for 21 year old John Medill McCormick heir to a Chicago newspaper fortune who vanished in the Sandia Mountains near here. Relatives and officials noted the earlier discovery of hiking companion Richard Whitmer’s body on Silent Mountain after a fall.
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Shaw Execution Monday in Belice Shaw Case
Indianapolis reports 27-year-old Raleit Shaw, a combined murderer, facing possible execution by electric chair Monday night after a last minute reprieve. Shaw confessed to Deputy Sheriff Harry Spice’s murder during a holdup arrest attempt. Governor Townsend had stayed the sentence on legal technicalities. Attorney General Jackson ruled the death sentence valid despite absence of a jury, citing a 1983 supreme court decision.
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Roosevelt vows to push New Deal aims in second term
President Roosevelt declared he will continue to fight for New Deal objectives and intervene in primaries where liberalism is at stake. He defended his liberal platform while promising to pursue reforms, praising some Congress advances and criticizing others, as he prepared for a national tour and pressed for party discipline.
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