Britain Uses Pressure For Spain Treaty
Britain seeks a general European appeasement centering on Spain and Germany while a minor boom in London's city reflects rising markets. Chamberlain shields the non intervention plan to withdraw foreign volunteers, pushing for an Anglo-Italian pact to operate with a Spain settlement as conditions ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
London
Dogger
Spain
Italy
France
Soviet Union
Chamberlain
Mussolini
Franco
Il Duce
Calotabs Promote Quick Bilious Relief Clinic Ad
The ad touts Calotabs as a superior calomel alternative for biliousness. It claims a trained physician diagnoses bilious conditions by tongue coating and digestion, then prescribes Calotabs to expel sour bile. One or two tablets at night cleanse the system by morning, with a family package priced at twenty five cents.
President Roosevelt Acts on 43 Measures Vetoes Tax Exemptions
President Roosevelt rejected a measure aiding disabled veterans not connected to service and vetoed a bill to align foreign commerce service with the State Department in pay and status. He also opposed exempting bridges and related bonds from taxation and urged Congress to pass a comprehensive foreign-office reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Roosevelt
Foreign Commerce Service
State Department
Commerce Department
City street flusher ordered with 25 pass buses
A new street flusher for the parks and streets department will be a power flusher with a 1200 gallon capacity. The bid process included six bids. The buses are 25 passenger, rear motor pusher design, two side doors, narrow street use, 27 foot turning radius, leather seats, chrome rails, and pavement friendly weight. Commissioner Tidwell announced the setup and operation details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks and Streets Department
C. R. Tidwell
List of Dead In Train Wreck May Reach Forty Three
Casualty roll lists identified dead from the wreck including Mrs. Milton Leer of Billings Montana and Frank Merrifield engineer from Miles City followed by numerous others across South Dakota Washington Iowa Illinois and Nebraska with ages and towns such as Dorothy L Yontz 515 Montana Butte Mont and Lucile Stumley 24 Volga S D among missing and safety notices indicating a broad regional toll from the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Leer
Billings
Mont
A. F. Frelick
Lemmon
S. D
Dorothy L. Yontz
Montana
Butte
Frank Merrifield
Miles City
Charles James
Milton C. Norberg
Aberdeen
H. M. McCoy
E. H. Johnson
Dixon Post
Omaha
Volga
Tom Lallas
Bellingham
Wash
Fern Beer
Centerville
Iowa
Fred Woolsey
Tacoma
Milwaukee
Joyce Kaskie
Mitchell
Thomas Lallas
Dorothy Debeer
Sioux City
Nelly Clancy
Bloomington
New York City
F. S. Berry
Mobile
Ala
Buses and street flusher bought with cash by city
The Monroe Auto and Supply company was the successful bidder for buses and a street flusher. Mayor Benoit said the purchase will be a cash transaction, funded from this year's budget of expenses and paid from excess city revenues, saving interest and carrying charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission Council
Monroe Auto and Supply Company
Benoit
Benson Holds Slight Margin in Minnesota
Early returns show Harold Stassen leading in the Republican gubernatorial race with 34,871 votes in 886 precincts. George E. Leach and Martin Nelson trailed, while in the Democratic race Thomas Gallagher led with 6,059 over Fred Schliplin and Michael Murray, with Victor Anderson and others further behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersen
Harold Stassen
Thomas Gallagher
Stassen
Martin Nelson
George Leach
Minneapolis
Harson Northrop
Gallacher
Fred Schliplin
Michael Murray
Victor Anderson
Charles Lethert
Joel Anderson
Roosevelt
Victor Christgau
WPA
Benson
Christgau
Capitol Hill
Floyd B. Olson
State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
South St. Paul
George E. Leach
Austin
Farmer-Labor
Leach
Nelson
Harson A. Northrop
Owatonna
Gallagher
Fred Schilplin
St. Cloud
United States
St. Paul
Radcliffe plans Tydings renomination campaign in Maryland
Maryland Democrat Senator Radcliffe began plans to back Senator Millard Tydings in his renomination bid. Radcliffe, a friend of the president and New Dealer, was named campaign manager after Tydings appointed him. He noted their differing stances yet mutual recognition of sincerity.
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Baltimore
Radcliffe
Maryland
Millard Tydings
Tydings
David J. Lewis
White House talks tax relief and extra session
Governor White pushes for an extra session to exempt Mississippi homes from local taxes while pledging to offset revenue losses. A survey shows local governments would lose 3.38 million dollars annually without bond levies, with funding plans including a cigarette tax rise and state surplus use. Also notes sheriffs and tax collectors may be refunded for lost fees under exemption. In Louisiana, Hodge cannery reports 17,218 cans of tomatoes produced in four days and 30,000 pounds purchased from Jackson Parish farmers, with four weeks left in the season.
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Ture
Mississippi
State Tax Commission
White
PWA
Washington
Jackson
Jonesboro
Hodge
Jackson Parish
Louisiana House Debates Bills and Elevates Service Post
Baton Rouge reports detail the House action on bills including a $10,000 for a state service commissioner for veterans of foreign wars and measures to adjust bank inspections and levee board actions. Senate votes cover crew minimums for trains, tax refunds bonds, school districts, and debuts of multiple bills with passage tallies. governor to receive sheriffs salary fund bill repealing prior limits.
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Charles Anzalone
House
Senate
Baton Rouge
Lorio
Beeson
State Tax Commission
Kilpatrick
Jackson Parish
Burke
Morvant
Stich
Orleans
Todd
Shaw Et al
Peltier and
Lindsey
State Mineral Board
Lindsey and Peltier
Cranor
Shreveport
Police Pension Fund
St. Bernard Parish
Bayou Terre Aux Boeufs
Gilbert
Hebert
Woodard
Duke
Orleans Parish
Woods
Nunez
Carbo
State Highway Commission
Bayou Grosse Tete
Maringouin
Shaw
Quail
Broussard
Dudley J. LeBlanc
Francis Williams
New Orleans
Lafayette Charity Hospital
Sweeney
Public Service Commission
Highway Commission
Calcasieu River
Lake Charles
Fredericks
LaFourche Basin
Ascension
St. James
St. John
St. Charles
Jefferson, Assumption
LaFour
Amazing Spy Ring Exposed in Broad Indictments
A detailed digest of a multi group German spy operation is outlined with five tiers including high officials directing agents and a Dundee Scotland unit run by Mrs Jordan. Key figures include Erich Glaser Gunther Rumrich Otto Voss and Leon Turreu who led the investigation after meetings across New York Hempstead Floral Park Berlin and Dundee. Turreu reports long hours uncovering 24 overt acts from 1935 to this year.
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Werner Gudenberg
Jessie Jordan
England
Lamar Hardy
United States
Washington
Erich Glaser
Army Air Corps
Mitchelfield
Long Island
Gunther Rumrich
Army Medical Corps
Otto Voss
Seversky
New York City
Griebl
Rumrich
William Lontkowski
Tce
Johanna Hofmann
Germany
Dundee
Scotland
Mrs. Jordan
Lenkowski
Voss
Pfeiffer
Hempstead
Floral Park
Astor and
Taft
New York
Buffalo
N. Y
Berlin
Bremerhaven
Leon G. Turreu
German foreign office reacts to NY espionage indictments
Berlin officials voiced utter surprise at 18 alleged German espionage agents being indicted by a New York grand jury. A foreign office spokesman said they knew nothing officially and dismissed the case as an attempt to create a sensation. He argued the allegations overshoot the mark, calling it spies imagined rather than caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Foreign Office
New York
United States
Flashes in the News: Mixed Local and National Notes
A collection of brief regional items includes Mrs Rowland receiving a suspended sentence in Oklahoma City and Patrolman Robert Artmen escaping a chase after leaving his wedding scene. Chicago items discuss horses and a forged-rummy hoax at a west side store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Robert Artmen
Artman
Flood Permits China to Make Defense Moves
Flooding pressures prompt China to deploy new defenses along the Peiping Hankow railroad in a three line strategy. General Tang En-Po and General Sun Lien-Chung command zones near Suchang Sinyang and Wushengkwan as Li Tung-Jen and Chang Fah-Kwei organize reserves and defenses. The U S consulate reports no casualties after a Haichow air raid on June 14, though Chinese forces retain leverage on the Yellow River front.
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Peiping- Henkow
Suchang
Chenachow
Tang En-Po
Sinyang
Sun Lien-Chung
Chengchow
Hankow
Wushengkwan
Honan-Hupeh
Li T
ung-Jen
Chang Fah-Kwei
China
Yangtze
United States
Shanghai
Haichow
Shantung Province
Gly Cas Restores Darnell's Health in Texas Ad
Mrs W V Darnell of Amarillo Texas reports Gly Cas improved digestion kidneys and nerves after years of gas bloating and fatigue She credits the medicine with restoring appetite energy and sleep The Phoenix Drug Co 348 DeSiard St sells Gly Cas in Amarillo and surrounding towns Adv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Drug Co
DeSiard St
No Man's Land Declared Around Western China By Japan
Japan set a vast no man s land around western China with a 1000 mile boundary from Pakhoi to Sian and urged all foreigners to evacuate observers say planned actions likely limited to bombings and possible naval landings while a spokesman warned of danger zone exposures. Jupiter orbits the sun in 11 years 314.92 days.
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South
China
Japan
No Man's Land
Peihat
Pakhoi
Gulf of Tongking
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Britain
Little Club
Calvert
Calvert Distillers Corp
Relay
Louisville, Ky
Chrysler Bldg
Calverts
Eee
Minnesota
Cannery
Bill
Eastland and
McCurnin
Eastland and McCurnin
Sheriff's
Hi Chow
Rowland
Chicago
Wayne Dinsmore
Horse and Mule Association of Africa
West Side
Kow Railroad
Tapisnan Mountains
Gly-Cas
W. V. Darnell
Ans &Colt Aute
AIR Chief Radio
RADIO
Auto Supply & Service
M. J. Kehoe
Met
Monroe, la
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