Sunk Soviet gunboat sparks Russo Japanese tension
Report from Manchukuo on June 20 cites Japanese Manchukuo army communique claiming a Soviet gunboat was sunk and another damaged by artillery. Tokyo and Moscow exchange conflicting claims as observers fear renewed Russo Japanese friction over disputed sovereignty and potential evacuation or escalation in the Far East.
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Manchukuo
Swantune
Ind
Manel
Tokyo
Japan
Far East
Theassy
Moscow
BOR
Umon
Londer
Sennafa Island
Britain
Fire destroys five homes and threatens downtown
A townwide residence fire spreads through five homes as embers fly toward downtown. Volunteers battle the blaze with burning brands blown by wind, saving the Burris home while other structures burn. Fire crews work to contain the advance and prevent further damage.
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Wright
Nelson
North
Charles Home
P Wind
Burris
Indiana Proclaims July 5 Independence Day
Indiana Governor M Clifford Townsend issues a July fifth Independence Day proclamation citing the Declaration of Independence and the nation’s freedom from alien rule. The document emphasizes democracy, liberty, and self government for all citizens.
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Indianapolis
M. Clifford Townsend
United States
France Senate approves Bonnet policy amid financial crisis
Paris reports that the Senate finance committee approved the government's final plan by 20 to 3 after earlier opposition. The Chamber of Deputies vote stood 274 to 26 as Premier Chautemps and Finance Minister Bonnet press forward measures seen as essential to France's emergency finances and bank stability.
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Paris
Chine
Ganille Chautempss
Georges Bonnet
France
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Leen Blum
Simone Isque
Chautempie Governient
Bettie
Vihe Bank Et Prater
Pavis Tells Own Story Of Shooting
Vincentirs recounts a court afternoon in Aberscaege where he describes the fatal shooting of Annavieve. He claims self defense and tears into the events that led to the death, while others testify to jealousy and vow of love. The case unfolds as March 24 details are read and a jury weighs the evidence.
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Vincentirs
Indo Kane
Aberscaege
Swarthenry Annavieve
Ehets
Jaca
Davec
Cainils
Saul
Not Guilty Plea Entered for New York Murder Suspect
New York reports a not guilty plea entered this afternoon for Robert Irwin in the murder in triplicate case. Attorney Samuel Leibowitz, famed defender, filed the plea under New York law. Paris dispatch notes Premier Camille Chautemps secured Senate and Chamber of Deputies backing for plenary powers amid the financial emergency.
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New York
Robert Irwin
Samuel Leibowitz
Paris
Camille Chautemps
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Prison Sentences for the Parkers
A disjointed account reports prison terms for the Parker family tied to a New Jersey case. Names, places, and events are fragmented, but the text hints at a judge, deferred sentences, and a fatal implication connected to a Burlington incident. The passage references a Minhilcren baby and multiple individuals across New Jersey communities.
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Burlington
Hodge Chagh
al Jar
Weniel
Kimo
Infossian
Lianaportend Fen Erin
Aiyn
Jersey
Neil Ean Wieser
Ainine
Nate
Abel Captivinait
New Jersey
Vathiva
Federal Trade Commission Files Complaints Against Golf Ball Groups
The Federal Trade Commission filed complaints alleging price fixing and monopolistic practices in the golf ball industry. The action targets the Golf Ball Manufacturers Association and the Professional Gaffers' Association of America along with officials and members from both groups. Police and other federal authorities are cited in the action.
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Washington
Allegina
Wolf Mall
Federal
Golf Ball Manufactures Association
Professional Gaffers’ Association of America
Proup
Federabl True Commission
Robinson Totran
Governor's Daughter Marries Fort Wayne Man
An Ely governor M Wise wife reveals that her daughter Daca Townsend married Rob G Marshall of Fort Wayne. The license was issued at Spencer though marriage location unknown. Townsend teaches in Franklin Township Consolidated School near Marion, while Marshall worked as a salesman at Fort Wayne after moving from Marion.
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Vernor M. ¢Wiser
Daca
Rob G
Fort Wayne
Spencer
Townsend
Miss Townsend
Franklin Township
Marion
Marshall
Sarazen Proves Swift Comeback to Save Ryder Cup
Gene Sarazen staged a dramatic late rally to defeat Posey Aten Knelrids 1 up on the home green and clinch a crucial victory that kept America’s Ryder Cup hopes alive. Ed Dudley also beat Alf Perry 2 and 1 as the United States built a 7 to 4 lead with one match left.
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America
Gene Sarazen
Posey Aten Knelrids
Nietory Savaren
P America Inc
Burton
Peres
Venth
England
Sarazen
United States
Deeld
Compromise Bill On Court Boosted In Washington
Washington reports a compromise bill on the supreme court gaining traction as administration leaders press to restore a nine member court. Senate allies indicate support will extend to the House, with a provision allowing an extra justice annually after reaching age thresholds, replacing a prior plan to permanently limit nine seats.
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Congress
Preston Roosevelt
Neway
Strater Hatch
Senate
Hatch
Nates
Elenabres
Habib
Supreme Court
Cleveland Labor Clash Breaks Picket Line at Stone Knitting Mill
In Cleveland a melee near the Stone Knitting Mill left about 30 workers and bystanders injured as 2000 protesters gathered outside the strike-closed plant. The clash pitted American Federation of Labor affiliated workers against CIO affiliates amid a two week old strike by the Ladies Garment Workers. The A F of L sustained presence from most Cleveland labor locals as tensions rose.
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Cleveland
American Federation of Labor
CIO
Ladies’ Garment Workers
A. F. of L
Ricals
Cleveland Federation of Labor
Township Officer Sentenced to Prison in Indiana
English Ind June 30 Ben R Jeffer ies resigned Ohio township trustee was under sentence of one to five years in prison and a 200 fine for withholding funds. The allied shortages of Jeffer ies a Republican total 5888 60.
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Ind
Ben R. Jefferies
Ohio Township
Jefferies
Indiana steel strike follows peace plan amid guard debate
Indianapolis June 30 Union leaders accept most terms of the Indiana steel strike truce negotiated with CIO leaders in Washington. Governor Townsend resists sending National Guardsmen unless local law enforcement can control unrest in Calumet. The plan centers on a “statement of faith” to return workers without discrimination, with the steel companies agreeing to cooperate. Violence on East Chicago picket lines looms as police 61 men brace for possible clashes.
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Indiana
M. Clifford Townsend
Thomas R. Hutson
Hutson
CIO
Washington
Ind
M. Clifton Townsend
Calumet
Indiana Harbor
Andrew Rooney
Fisthirage
Caevall Holley
Lake County
P. Joseph Sullivan
Rooney
Townsend
Sid
Hop
L. Lewis
Indiana Labor Commiemer
Achance
Lewis
Towneyl
Bimer
Ineiia National Guards
Stan
Geurts
Pdth Y
Tat and Steel Corporation
Labor of India
Townwidh
Verson
Laundries Lose Suit On Gross Income Tax
Indianapolis June 30 The Indiana Supreme Court held laundries must pay a one per cent gross income tax, with about 156000 to be deposited in escrow pending Clark Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co of Mishawaka appeal. Clark argued operations are processing not personal services, seeking a lower rate. The Court denied a move to lift the tax from the state.
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Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Clark Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company
Mishawaka
Clark Company
Indiana Ate Cou
Kansas City Bank Robbed Of $3,300
Four bandits held up University Bank in Kansas City using a stolen car and forced the president and five employees to lie on the floor. They escaped with $3,900 as federal agents and police, aided by an aircraft, hunted the robbers.
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Kansas City
University Bank
Dairy Galt Tour Well Attended by Boone County 4-H
Thirty seven 4-H members, heads of families, and Lions Club members toured Boone County grounds visiting 4-H dairy drives and a show. Jack Ralston demonstrated show- animal fitting for best edition. Exhibitors include Raymond Duff and L. W. Duff with Guernsey calves from owners or frame herds. Lions event pledged a dairy club member to the National Dairy Show in Columbus this fall.
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Lions Club
Boone County
Hepda
Dairy Club
Sell
Joel EH Exhilith
Jack Ralston
Partie University
Cruernses
Crane Farm
Fred. Siess
Presles
Newby and Son
Lions
IH Club
Guernsey
Hanquet
Columni
Boone 4-H Dairy Club
Raymond Duff
L. W. Duff
Lewis Fails 10 Register Worry Over Strike Crisis
Washington reports that John L. Lewis displayed calm amid the steel strike crisis and Roosevelt's rebuke of management and labor. He entered his office, read headlines, and declared the strike is effective and just begun. He offered no comment on the president's statement.
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Washington
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
Republic Plants Canton Opened Under Protection
Canton Ohio June 30 A fire hydrant was blown up and about 20 pickets were taken into custody by National Guardsmen as the Sack-to-work march into Republic Steel plants began. No one hurt. water supply cut off for repairs. The blast hurled the hydrant, creating a six foot deep hole. Pickets were herded into a bull ring in the Republic office basement by guards. Frank A Hardext and Homer Downard named among officials present. No charges filed.
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National
Republic Steel Corporation
United Alley
Republic
Y National
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