Hitler Plans Disarmament Address Before Reichstag
German Chancellor Adolf Hitler will address the Reichstag next Wednesday to outline a conciliatory plan for world disarmament and seek a broad international understanding before the London world economic conference. He aims to explain Germany’s views and call for clarity on European politics, signaling a major policy speech before the parliament.
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Adolf Hitler
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Paris
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Shenango Pottery Secures Large Army Contract
Shenango Pottery announces a major order from the Philadelphia Quartermaster Depot for about 12 carloads of white cups saucers and plates. Production will begin immediately with shipments as fast as possible, increasing work for current staff though not adding workers, and some ware may be sent to reforestation camps in various states.
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Philadelphia Quartermaster Depot
United States Army
June bugs Appear in New Castle After Heavy Rain
PA Newc Observes reports June bugs seen flying last evening in the city. The bug, a beetle, hatches from white grub worms and appears in late May or early June. The item notes traffic hazards near Second U P and Croton M E churches and calls for parking on one side only. It mentions mail box tampering, a recent East Brook hail storm, and a packed senior high school auditorium.
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Croton M. E
Daily Weather Report Summary
U S weather reports for the 24 hour period ending at 9 this morning show a maximum of 78 and minimum of 60 with precipitation of 0.01 inches and river stage at 6.2 feet. Compared with the same date last year the maximum was 62 and the minimum 4 and precipitation 0.43 inches.
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Chinese Troops In Full Retreat Toward Peiping
Chinese defense forces fled toward Peiping after a 24 hour battle with Japanese Manchukuo forces. Miyun and Shihhsia endured bombing as Tangku reports said an aircraft carrier and several planes aided the assault. Nanking says peace talks between Japan and China are impossible.
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International News Service
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Roosevelt Declines to Seek Debt Revision Authority
President Roosevelt will not ask Congress for power to revise Europe’s $11 billion debts. Congressional leaders were informed, and American delegates to the London economic conference will enter without authority to commit the United States to debt postponement or revision. The question of any future request remained unsettled.
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Congress
Fire destroys Lebanon junior high annex sparing walls
Fire swept through the Harding junior high school annex in Lebanon Pennsylvania early today leaving only the two story walls standing. All city fire equipment fought the blaze. Loss estimates reached 100000 with insurance coverage confirmed. Cause of the blaze was not determined.
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International News Service
Lebanon
Harding Junior High School
Death Notices for Mrs. George W. Adams and Billy Joe Frank
Two brief notices list Mrs. George W. Adams aged 58 of 410 Sheridan Avenue and Billy Joe Frank aged 28 days of 109 Richelieu Avenue. The items record deaths with no additional details provided.
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George W. Adams
Sheridan Avenue
Billy Joe Frank
Richelieu Avenue
Brilliant Ortha Smith Crowned Phi Beta Kappa At Ohio State
Miss Ortha Smith of Ohio State University in Columbus is acclaimed as prom queen for the third time and elected to Phi Beta Kappa, highlighting a college career rich in theater and campus activities. She is a leading student actress and active in Columbus theater groups.
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Ohio State University
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Little Theater
Pennsy Freight Hits New Peak On Friday
Pennsylvania reports Friday freight tonnage on the Erie and Ashtabula division as the heaviest since October with two extra heavy business days in 1932 setting a high mark for the year.
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Pennsy
Pnnsylvania Today
Erie & Ashtabula
Federal Agents Probe Fantastic Lindbergh Kidnap Tale
Federal agents searched for two principals from Gaston Means dramatic Lindbergh kidnapping tale. Means named six gang members. most were dead, with only Wellington Henderson and Irving Fenton uncertain. Means claimed a baby recovery plot and a planted child, but officials found his cross examination unreliable and uncorroborated.
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International News Service
Washington
Gaston B. Means
Lindbergh
Pudgy
Evalyn Walsh McLean
Wellington Henderson
Means
Detroit
Irving Fenton
Fenton
Henderson
By Means
Leo Rover
Rover
Tornadoes Kill Six In South
Kansas City May 13. Tornadoes in the Southwest left six dead and caused heavy property damage across three areas. One tornado near Tulsa Oklahoma killed five and injured six. a sixth victim died at Chattanooga Oklahoma. In Fulton Kansas farm buildings were demolished and cemetery tombstones torn up.
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Tulsa
Okla
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Fulton
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Melodramatic Row in Beaver Valley Rochester Railway Fight
In Rochester Pennsylvania a three year dispute over repairs flared as a snow plough breached police barriers and a street car followed with Assistant Police Chief Frank Craig riding on the right of way. Police halted the plough and arrested Harry Bell as tensions escalated while trolley service continued.
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International News Service
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Shadow) McKee
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Tragedy Ends Triangle Death Leap in Chicago Skyscraper
Rebecca Roche a 24 year old Northwestern graduate and Phi Beta Kappa member jumped from a 23rd story Chicago skyscraper ending a love triangle with Dr Maurice Restell a married dentist. Restell’s wife confronted Roche after a long session at the dentist’s office seeking to resolve their affair. Roche's home was Calumet Michigan.
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Senior Class Presents Seven Keys To Baldpate Farce
The Senior Class of the Senior High School staged Seven Keys To Baldpate a melodramatic farce Friday night. A novelist wagers with a friend that he can finish a story in hours using Baldpate Inn as the setting, with one key evolving into seven amid intrigues and laughs.
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Baldipate
Baldpate Inn
Seven Keys to Baldpate at Senior High School
A lively production pleased a packed Senior High School crowd Friday, with an energetic new crop of players and a tabloid style concert by Joe Bedogle. The plot blends crime and comedy as Hope To Place 215,000 Men In Forestry Camps is invoked in rhetoric, while the show remains strong theatre and entertainment.
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Roosevelt OKs 275000 in emergency conservation camps
President Roosevelt approved a plan to place 275000 men in emergency conservation work camps in national and state setups by July 1. Robert Fechner, director, said reaching the goal requires the labor department to select 2250000 young men.
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International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Robert Fechner
Labor Department
Tulsa Mailbag: Oklahoma Election Money and Dry Rule Gamble
Special to The News from Tulsa describes Oklahoma voters facing a beer ballot with funding by Missouri. Missouri would finance Oklahoma's election if Oklahoma guarantees a dry vote and sales privilege. It notes high corn prices but farmer sales drought and reflects on Roosevelt.
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Churches Mass Against Repeal of Prohibition in Lawrence County
Representatives of numerous Lawrence County churches met at the First Christian church to form an organization opposing repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. Dr C B Wingerd presided, with Attorney Clarence A Patterson speaking on constitutional vs legislative prohibition. Rev W F Byers and Dr J R Neale reported on a Harrisburg meeting that urged a statewide anti repeal effort. Dr W A Parsons of Pulaski claimed European propaganda aids the anti Prohibition cause.
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First Christian Church
C. B. Wingerd
Central Presbyterian Church
Clarence A. Patterson
Harrisburg
W. F. Byers
J. R. Neale
New Wilmington
Terrific Storm Strikes Xenia East End
A violent rain squall and gale hit Xenia Ohio on May 13 killing George Gibbs 60 as his house collapsed. Several people were injured and extensive property damage occurred in the east end from the storm.
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International News Service
Xenia
George Gibbs
Bonus Convention Seems Badly Split
Washington May 13 The 1933 bonus convention split into factions as about 1000 marchers gathered in and around the capital. A Fort Hunt Virginia delegation of 827 planned a meeting ten miles away while another group of roughly 200 accused communism and roamed the city. Emanuel Livin, leading the Fort Hunt faction, sparked a near riot during a tentative truce discussion as park police intervened.
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International News Service
Washington
Virginia
Fort Hunt
Roosevelt
Emanuel Livin
Communist Workers Ex-Service Men’s League
Park
President Roosevelts industrial prosperity program planned
A vast partnership between federal government industry labor and the public aims to put millions back to work through industrial control boards. Roosevelt expected to present the plan to Congress early next week with a $5.2 billion public works program. The plan centers on a national control board with four cabinet officers and an executive.
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Roosevelt
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Farm strike postponed as leaders weigh Roosevelt relief plan
Leaders of the National Farmers Holiday Association postpone the nationwide farm strike after Roosevelt signs the farm and inflation bill. Milk strikes begin in Wisconsin and Northern Illinois despite the decision. Milne Reno, president, says postponement is definite following talks with seven officers of the group.
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International News Service
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Reno
Aspiring Swimmer Warns of Fame’s Swift Current
A youthful narrator contrasts seasoned swimmers Crabbe and Wetsmuller with a beginner who just started lessons today. The piece notes the seasoned lads win headlines for free hand and overhand strokes, while the newcomer lacks skill but aims to learn, under a forecast of seventy five degrees.
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