Franco and Mussolini Trade Proposals On Spanish War Crises
Dispatches report Franco resisting Mussolini terms while Italian aid to Franco grows. Bombing incidents near Alicante and Valencia set two British merchant ships ablaze with heavy casualties aboard and a missing seaman. Caballero’s plan for Catalonia and broader settlement gains cautious French and British consideration amid pressure from Britain for a peace reset.
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Il Duce
F Thom
Fras Largo Caballaro
Mier
Spain
Sugam
Ital
Mussolini
Franco
Caballero
Catalonia
Barcelona
Britain
Mass
France
Farnham
Alicante
Valencia
Pedestrian seeks $15,000 damages in car collision suit
Plaintiff Winfield O. K. files in Circuit Court alleging injuries from a 1987 collision when he was walking on a rural highway three miles east of Nashville. Defendants include Mrs. FE R Jack and Novelty Company Incorporated, with claimants seeking $15,000 for injuries and life alterations. The case, joined with others, opened in Boone Circuit Court with a jury panel seated.
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FE. R. Jack Py
Lebanon
Novelty Company
Irincie
Winfield
Linder & Seet
Indianapols
Highway 36
Nille
Jacksons
Ely
Jackson
Werts Company
Noble 1Ree
Orval Millikan
Wilbur
Hahn appeals to U S Supreme Court in death row bid
Anna Marie Hahn, convicted in Cincinnati for the poison murder of Jacob Wagner, appeals from the Ohio Supreme Court to the United States Supreme Court. Her lawyers challenge the Ohio law allowing evidence of intent in similar crimes, arguing it influenced the jury.
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Washington
Anna Marie Hahn
Cincinnati
Jacob Wagner
United States Supreme Court
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Mrs. Hahn
Stow
McCormick Boy Missing On Sandia Peak Expedition
Albuquerque authorities pursue John Medill McCormick 21 as search efforts for him and Richard Whitmer continue on Sandia Mountain. Despite 350 climbers and expert teams, daylight and weather hinder progress with a wind dust storm and thundershowers complicating the hunt. The inquiry centers near the base of the cliff where earlier sightings suggested a possible location.
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Albuquerque
N. M
John Medill McCormick
Puing
Sandia Mountain
Richard Whitmer
Princeton
Young McCormick
Er. J. House
New Mexico
State’ Police
William Ehret
Elf
Mick
Whitmer
Expedi
Labor board to press reinstatement at Republic Steel
Philadelphia June 27 court dismissal clears the way for the National Labor Relations Board to reopen action to reinstate 5,000 discharged workers at Republic Steel. Another item notes a Missouri Pacific balance sheet criticism by SEC examiner Townsun.
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Philadelphia
U. S. Circuit Court
National Labor Relations Board
Republic Steel Company
Roosevelt Pays Tribute To Swedes And Finns On Delaware Tercentenary
President Roosevelt at the Christina River site marks the 300th anniversary of the Sweden led landing that founded New Sweden with Prince Bertil present. He notes Finland’s role in paying U.S. debts and recalls Gustaf Adolf’s illness, planning Hyde Park visits. The event honors early Swedish and Finnish settlers including Peter Minuit and Martin Hoffman.
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Wilmington
Del
Christina River
Roosevelt
Sweden
Finland
United States
Delaware
Peter Minuit
Manhattan Island
Prince Bertil
Gustaf Adolf
Louise
Eugene du Pont
Burne du Ponts
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gustavus Adolphus
New World
Hyde Park
Martin Hoffman
New Amsterdam
Unitecut
Hungary Set to Join Nazi Cause in Europe
Budapest observers say Hungary edges toward Nazi alignment as Regent Horthy plans a Berlin visit in August. Germany seeks closer ties through trade gains and political talks, while Hungary expands Jewish restriction laws and prepares for future escalation amid Spain Czechoslovakia tensions.
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Berlin
Hungary
Hinesup
Swastica
Hitler
Germany
Gomboes
Horthy
Raeder
von Ribbentrop
Hindenburg
Spain
Czechoslovakia
Imredy
House of Deputies
Greater
Italy
Rev Kirkpatrick reassigned to Centenary Church
The Northwest Tivliana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church re assigned ministers at its five day meeting in Battle Ground on Sunday afternoon. Rev Blaine B E Kirkpatrick was named pastor of Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church in the city. Boone county assignments include J Shrew White to Advance and R R Blake to Jamestown with others returning to Mechanicsburg Thorn Town Whitestown and Zionsville T L Stovall kept as Crawfordsville district superintendent. Bishop James C. Baker led the ordination service from the San Francisco area.
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Northwest Tivliana
Methodist Episcopal Church
Battleground
Blaine BE
Zionsville
T. L. Stovall
Crawfordsville
Ledy
James C. Baker
San Francisco
Calif
Rescind Ruling On Sale Of Fireworks
State Fire Marshal office issues a new ruling allowing dealers to deliver fireworks at any time while prohibiting use until July 4. The previous rule barred removal from sale premises before July 1. Local authorities were advised buyers may purchase and take fireworks from stores now.
Has befriended his last hitchhiker in Indiana
Ivo Schoklee of Dublin, a stock buyer, picked up a young man and a woman near Richmond. At gunpoint he was forced to drive all day, then bound with baling wire and gagged with a stick wired in place. Left along a country road near Windsor in heavy rain, he was found by farmer Willard Cecil the next day.
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Muncie
Ind
Ivo Schoklee
Dublin
Richmond
Windsor
Willard Cecil
REMC 10 Extend Scope of Service Under New Plan
Nelson Mandernach Boone County REMC manager disclosed plans to extend the rural electric system to nearly all Boone areas and parts of Clinton Hamilton Hendricks and Montgomery counties. He said funding will meet requirements to add service to farms not previously served and to extend spur lines to new communities with the same charges as existing service. The Boone REMC now has 570 miles of energized lines serving over 1800 patrons.
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REA
Washington
Nelson Mandernach
Boone County Rural Electric Membership Corporation
Boone
Clinton
Hamilton
Hendricks
Montgomery Counties
Mandernach
United States
Boone Remc
Roosevelt approves bank regulation liberalization plan
Washington June 27 President Roosevelt ordered new bank examination and investment rules to unleash idle capital for industrial expansion. The plan, developed by Federal Reserve Treasury FDIC and OCC, allows banks to buy bonds of small corporations and use more of their assets for lending, with 75 percent redemption in ten years. The move aims to open capital markets to small industry and exempt most small issues from SEC registration.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve, Treasury
FDIC
Mia
Federal Reserve
Marriner
Eeeles
Treasury
FIDC
Eccles
SEC
Cousin of Dillinger Shot Wounded in California
Clyde Dillinger, linked as cousin to the late Midwest desperado, lay critically wounded in Santa Ana. His stepson, Charles Calhoun, was jailed after a bitter feud climax as Calhoun allegedly shot Dillinger from a bathroom window with a .30-30 rifle, then fired again in the yard.
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Santa Ana
Cal
Clyde Dillinger
Desperado
Charles Calhoun
Calhoun
Dillinger
G O P Vanguard III Opens Indiana Convention
Indianapolis June 27 The van guard of 1 760 delegates and leaders arrived for the Republican State Convention to nominate a U S senator and 12 state ticket candidates while drafting a platform for the fall campaign. Senatorial frontrunner James E Watson faces Walter F Bossert Raymond E Willis Oliver Starr and Clarence E Wills with a possible dark horse entrant discussed.
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Indianapolis
U.S
James FE. Watson
Congress
United States Senate
Walter F. Bossert
Liberty
Raymond E. Willis
Angola
Oliver Starr
Gary
Clarence E. Wills
Kokomo
Dark Horse
Ernest M. Morris
Charles A Halleck
Rensselaer
William L. Hutchconson
International Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
William H Sheaffer
L. G
PRESH BUYING WAVE BOOSTS STOCK MARKET
New York on June 27 a fresh buying wave bolstered the stock market after early losses of up to 2 points. The market chalked up its seventh straight rise as heavy trading driven by profit taking and new buying pushed totals beyond 3 million shares for the day.
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New York
Outlaw Easton Shot and Killed. Brother Wounded on Farm
One of two outlaws who shot Indiana State Trooper and kidnapped four was killed on a farm ten miles east of Wilmington. His brother O G Easton, 25, was wounded. Clarence Easton approached Deputy Clinton Craig as officers arrived, and Easton was killed in a volley from police. The wounded Easton fled toward the house with a revolver and rifle, were shot, and taken to a hospital after pleading for life.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Joseph Krason
Marie
Joseph, Jr
Stanley
Wilmington
Indiana
Here
Valley City
N. C
O. G Easton
Clarence East
Illinois
Byron Werner
James Novy
Navys
Clinton Craig
Kankaskee
Werner Farm
Clarence Easton
Craig
Easton
L. M. Taylor
C. G. Easton
Thomas Wise
Jjoliet
Fuston
Violent Death Toll Rises Across Indiana After Weekend Rain
Indianapolis reports at least 12 violent deaths from traffic crashes drownings and storms over the weekend. Deputy Earl Vaughn 46 Johnson County and Allen C Kelly 45 Indianapolis died when a 6,900 volt line toppled after a crash on Indiana highway 135 near Bargersville. An unidentified driver abandoned the scene amid possible contributory negligence charges. Fatalities also include Harry Long 19 Kokomo in a highway 37 rollover near Mitchell Hobart Howard 40 Bono Lawrence County in a Paoli collision Mrs Elizabeth Jones 74 Muncie struck during the heavy rain and Joseph George 60 Indiana with other victims unnamed in the tally.
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Indianapolis
Bargersville
Earl Vaughn
Johnson County
Allen C. Kelly
Bono Lawrence County
Paoli
Elizabeth Jones
Muncie
Joseph George
Indiana
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