Roosevelt Urges Barkley Reelection In Ohio Speech
President Roosevelt in Marietta and on to Covington urged re nominating Kentucky Senate Majority Leader Alben Barkley, praising cooperative government and his economic program. He defended lending, spending, and work relief, stressing active federal leadership as he campaigns across the nation.
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Frederick A. Storm
United Press
Covington, Ky
Roosevelt
Alben W. Barkley
Senate
Kentucky
Joseph H. Short
Marielta
Ohio
Robert J. Bulkley
Bulkley
George White
Northwest Territory
Davey
White
Northwest
Bulkiey
California
Ohio River
Washington
Marietta
Covington
Barkley
Plane crash in Billings kills one, injures seven
A Northwest Airlines Zephyr 14-H plane carrying eight passengers and two crew crashed near the end of the Billings runway at 2:53 a.m. killing Mrs. N. J. Mackie of Evanston and injuring seven others. Pilot Walter Bullock and copilot Lester Dean survived uninjured. Five other passengers received minor injuries. the plane struck a knoll and was demolished.
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Billings
Mont
Northwest Airlines
N. 3
Mackie
Evanston
St. Vincent's Hospital
W. J. Tisdale
Sloan
B. C
Walter Bullock
Minneapolis
Peterson
Lester Dean
al Niemeyer
Department of Eee
Chicago
Gary
W.W
Insurgents Advance Toward Almenara in Eastern Spain
Two insurgent columns pushed along the Mediterranean plain toward Almenara, the historic key to Valencia. Gen Aranda's advance elements reported being within five miles of Moorish guards guarding the Del Cid pass. Elsewhere, government forces claimed the Mora de Rubielos foothills offensive pushed the enemy back into the Mora hills 45 miles inland.
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Hendaye
France
Spain
Almenara
Valencia
Miguel Aranda
del Cid
Sagunte
James the First
Francis
Regionnaires
Nules
Mora de Rubielos
Mora Hills
Mediterranean
Teroci
German advisers start back home from Hankow
Hongkong dispatch reports the former German advisers to the Chinese government began returning from Hankow aboard a train that arrived 24 hours late due to Japanese bombings along the Canton Hong Kong rail line.
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Hankow
Hongkone
Gomen agyseTs
Camese Rms
Ger- Tean
Canton-Hongkorg
Not Much Change in Cardozo Condition
Port Chester N Y United States Supreme Court Justice Benjamin Cardozo sent from hospital update says no major change in his health. Secretary reports he had a poor night but is rallying this morning. Cardozo has endured a heart ailment for over seven months and is treated in an oxygen tent at Justice Irving Lehman home in New York.
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Port Chester
U. S. Supreme Court
Benjamin X
Cardozo
Bulletin
Imving Lehman
New York State Court of Appeals
Last Civil War veteran dies in Wisconsin Rapids
James D. Gibson, 90, the community's only surviving Civil War veteran, died yesterday in Wisconsin Rapids. He served as chief of police from 1949 to 1977, leaving a lasting imprint on local history.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
James D. Gibson
Expatriate Author Erich Maria Remarque Denied Reich Citizenship
Berlin reports Erich Maria Remarque and 68 others, most of them Jews, stripped of German citizenship today. The notable émigré author of A Silent Friend and All Quiet on the Western Front joins the wave of expulsions.
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Berlin
Erich Maria, Remarque
Bugs halt traffic on bridge as snowplows rush in
In La Crosse Wisconsin a swarm of June bugs blocked the Mississippi River bridge, piling two feet deep under lights and forcing a two hour traffic halt until county snowplows cleared the approaches amid slick conditions. The odd disturbance halted vehicular movement on both bridge approaches until cleanup.
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la Crosse
Wis
Mississippi River
Three killed on Osseo farm as suspect captured
South St Paul police chief E J McAlpine says Robert McLeod, 28, confessed to killing Kenneth Oswald 24, Paula Oswald 24, and John Kujawa 25 at the Oswald farm near Osseo Minnesota. Victims shot while sleeping. A missing farm truck connects to the case and former farm hand’s forgery release is noted.
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South St Paul
E. J. McAlpine
South St. Paul
Robert McLeod
Osseo
Minn
McAlpine
McLeod
Kenneth Oswald
Paula
John Kujawa
Fred Kraemer
Oswalds
Oswald
Minneapolis
Charles Oswald
Kenneth
Kujawe
Andrew Ehlert
I the Farmers Union Livestock Commission Company
Grand Jury Probe of Pennsylvania Graft Ordered
A Pennsylvania grand jury probe into primary campaign charges of graft and corruption against Governor George H. Earle and 13 aides was ordered today by Judge Paul H. Schaeffer. The decision follows a conference with Dauphin County District Attorney Carl B. Shelley and Attorney General Guy K. Bard who fought for the inquiry. Margiotti had raised charges including alleged legislation “bought” in 1927.
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Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Fis Ase Sociales
Paul H. Schaeffer
Schaefffer
Peinseylvania Supreme Court
Dist
Carl B. Shelley
Dauphin County
Guy K. Bard
Shelley
Marif Prinary
Bard
Farle
Charles J. Mariotti
Margiotti
Rosendale Man Killed When Car Capsized on Highway 23
Elmer Essman, 30, of Rosendale Wisconsin, died after his car skidded 300 feet and overturned on Highway 23 west of Fond du Lac. He was thrown from the vehicle when it rolled a second time during the icy incident yesterday.
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Fond de Lac
Wis
Elmer Essman
Rosendale
Highway 23
Here
Vie
Senator Norris At His Summer Home in Wisconsin
Senator Norris arrives at his Wisconsin summer home in Waupaca for a second season. The 7-U 5. Sem. George WL Norris, 17, of Nepras ka, has joined the stay. health is reported improved over last summer when the vacation was interrupted by illness.
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Waupaca
Wis
George WL Norris
Nepras
Tos
Wisconsin
Iones
Locomotive Explodes Killing Five near Missoula
The 75 car Northern Pacific freight train derailed in Hell Gate canyon 27 miles east of Missoula and exploded. Five men died including engineer Ernest Weston and fireman Elva Dunlap, with 15 others injured. More than 100 transients were riding the train and restoration of service was not expected for 24 hours.
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Missoula
Mons
U.P
Northern Pacific Railway
Hell Gate Canyon
Clark Fork
Ernest Weston
Elva Dunlap
Ernest Bedilion
Norfolk
Neb
Montana
Chicago, Milwaukee, St Paul & Pacific
Custer Creek
Seadlund scheduled for electric chair death
Federal Judge John P Barnes set July 14 as the death date for John Henry Seadlund for kidnapping Charles Ross. Seadlund, 27, formerly of Ironton Minn, was brought into a Chicago courtroom handcuffed for the second time as the date was reaffirmed after an April 19 reversal on appeal. The sentence was upheld by a June 16 circuit court ruling. Sheriff John Toman threatened to bar Chicago press if representatives were blocked from witness seating.
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Chicago
John FP. Barnes
John Henry Seadlund
Charles 5. Ross
Jast
Seadlund
Ironton
Marshal McDonnell
Washington
Associated Press
John Toman
Cook County
Igoe
Sharif
Mart S. Circuit Court of Equeals
Hos
Spooner
Wis
Nevills Expedition Sighted Safe Near Lee's Ferry Arizona
Reports say Nevills expedition crew members have been found safe after being sighted along the Colorado River near Lee's Ferry. Coast guard observers relayed that the six man party signaled no need for assistance, ending fears of danger amid rapid sections near Cataract Canyon during their botanical study expedition.
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Tee's Ferry
Nevills
Colorado
Nerf
Ta Lee's Ferry
Line Coast Guard Dyers
Neudde
Row
Ferdhy
J.L. Riggs
Peportne
el Pato
Tex
Bomb Blast In Jerusalem Kills Four Arabs
A bomb at Jerusalem's Jaffa Gate bus station and nearby market killed four Arabs and injured 36. Scottish Black Watch troops cleared the square while police rescued a Jew from an Arab mob. A general strike occurred in Amman in sympathy with Palestinian Arabs victimized by Haifa bombings.
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Jerusalem
Jaffz
Great Britain
David's Tower
Hebron
Black Watch
Amman
Transjordan
Haifa
Palestine
Oil Probe Opens Tuesday in Midwest Conspiracy Case
The department of justice subpoenas five oil firms and 10 individuals as a third grand jury probe into midwestern gasoline price fixing proceeds. Subpoenas direct appearance July 12 with trial preparations and possible testimony on July 20. Several major oil companies and officers face second indictment and upcoming trials as Detroit reporters mention prior convictions in 1935–36.
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Madison
Department of Justice
H. C. Hale
Federal District Court
John Lewin
Cummings
Washington
Hale
Patrick T. Stone
Gull
Pittsburgh
Barrydalsopaing Corporation of
Tulea
Kia
Nacional Rehring Company
Cle Veetland
Rehrung Comepany
Blarkwell
Okla
Weather Forecast Report from Early Edition
Partly cloudy tonight and generally fair Saturday with light winds. Regional temperatures show Milwaukee Hi 66, Phoenix 108, and Crecente 46. The forecast notes mild air and a dry trend with a southwest wind and a barometer near 29.55 inches.
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Leneth
Asxated Press
Cox
Streme
Northurstern
Air Milwaukee
Hirhes
Innet
Backstaff Charvatory Weinesday & Rpom
Souhwest
Refugee Conference Splits Into Two Committees
The Evian session divides into two groups to seek durable refugee solutions amid reluctance from some nations. One committee weighs resettlement and protection while the other handles political concerns and cooperation with governments. Myrone Taylor, U S delegation chair, was elected president of the conference.
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Evian-les-Raing
Nation
Mans
Garmin Arid Aarians
Mveer
Germany
Cmriagpas Maen
Anformants
Stter
Hrrusah
Freeh
Walang
Addie
Braya
Dweelier
Henry Berenner
France
Myrone Taylor
United States
Wage Hour Post Offer to Nelson Delayed by Permanence Question
Washington reports President Roosevelt offered the wage hour administrator post to Don ald M. Nelson of Sears Roebuck. Nelson, a former NRA official, said he would not accept permanently, delaying formal announcement. Sources note the job may be temporary. confirmation awaits White House word. Nelson, 49, joined Sears in 1912, has deep NRA ties and served as administration director during the NRA era.
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William H. Lawrence
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Donald M. Nelson
Sears, Roebuck & Co
NRA
Nelson
Neilson
Chicago
White House
University of Chicago
Industrial Advisory Board
S. Clay Williams
Gen
Ifugh Johnson
Sidney Hillma
Committees For Industrial Organiqation
Neive
Hitler Sets Nazi Congress for September
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler announced the Nazi party congress for September 4 to 7. The event will again be held at Nuremberg, as customary, with details released today.
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Hitler
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Nuremberg
Farley Praises Duffy At Wisconsin Democratic Conference
Postmaster General James A Farley addressed 1600 delegates at Fond du Lac praising Senator F Ryan Duffy for his record in Congress and predicting reelection. He credited Roosevelt with stabilizing the nation and urged support for Roosevelt administration policies while acknowledging upcoming state party remarks.
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Kenneth Hopping
Fond du Lac
Wis
James A. Farley
F. Ryan Duffy
Roosevelt
Farley
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Duffy
Senator Duffy
Washington
National Guard
Charles E. Broughton
George Givan
Milwaukee
Broughton
Givan
James Corcoran
Webster
John Fleissner
John Slocum
Wausau
State Assembly
Corcoran
Fox Farley
Bolivia Paraguay Near Sign Treaty End of Chaco Dispute
Neutral sources report Bolivia and Paraguay agreeing on arbitration basics and a final treaty possible in days to end the Gran Chaco dispute. Draft document prepared for capitals. talks include a neutral settlement proposal and a Caracas conference reference amid landlocked Bolivia seeking a port.
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Buenos Aires
Bolivia
Paragu
Gran Chaco
Bolugan
Paragua
Legihators
Gasce
Poretaes Parotuey
Paraguaey
Bol Inia
Jas Voi
Bolu
Chaffetz Resigns Post as Attorney General Candidate
Washington reports the resignation of Ham Chaffetz, the longtime attorney who helped prosecute oil company price fixing charges in Madison. He will enter private practice in Washington after eight years with the Justice Department, moving from Massachusetts.
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Washington
Hines S Cummings
Hamtrend
Chaffetz
Aniitnis Drison
Madison
Wis
Justice Department
Massachusetts
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Amarille
Teaas
Fort Worth
Thrower
Mour Post
Balin
Taster Dahir
Michares
Labor
Ponte
Labin
Netron
Bor
Hannibal Molandas
Grabaat
University of Masecum
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Democratic Conference
Paraguay
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