Pacts Bind Italy Austria and Hungary In Three-Way Accord
The premiers of Italy, Austria, and Hungary signed two agreements in Rome to tighten political ties and protect Austrian independence. Mussolini, Dollfuss, and Goemboes endorsed a consultative pact requiring mutual consultation before actions affecting sovereignty. A Danubian commercial accord seeks preferential duties to spur broader regional cooperation with France, Germany, and neighboring nations.
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Hungary
Italy
Audrue Berding
Associated Press
Rome
Mussolini
Palazzi Venezia
I Duce
Dollfuss
Goemboes
Nazi Germany
France
Germany
Roumania
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Capitol Police Break Up Capitol Corridor Protest at Howard Stand
Federal police dispersed a shouting crowd of about 20 Howard University students angered by a race ban in the Capitol cafe. Demonstrators demanded service, police shoved them out, and a scuffle followed before the group dispersed. A patrol had earlier guarded a dining room door during the protest.
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Washington
Capitol
Howard University
Fieid
Abraham Lincoln
Johnson
Milwaukee workhouse probe widens to include new witnesses
Investigators, after subpoenaing five more witnesses, resume their inquiry into charges of irregularities at Milwaukee County Workhouse. A key witness, Darin Koenig, 46, is being sought. in a 30 page statement he named several corrections staff but gave no address. The subpoenaed include Rev J Richard Olson of West Allis First English Lutheran Church and former inmate Arthur Eilers of Delavan.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee County
Darin Koenig
Koenig
William A. Zabel
House of Correction
J. Richard Olson
First English Lutheran Church
West Allia
Arthur Eilers
Tt Baker
Delavan
Wir
Ney Ciamatti
Dillinger manhunt widens after two more police deaths
In Port Huron Michigan and across the border in Ontario authorities chase John Dillinger after the fatal wounding of Undersheriff Charles Cavanaugh and the death of his prison escape ally Herbert Youngblood. Reports place Dillinger near the St. Clair river with sightings near Marysville and Sarnia, while fear grows of a border crossing attempt.
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Port Huron
Sarnia
Dillinger
Youngblood
Crown Point
Ind
Marysville
Hhowev
Detroit
Pallee
Thumb
Michigan
Desperado
Hitler as a greater threat than Kaiser, warns Villard
Oswald Garrison Villard told St Louis Contemporary Club that the Hitler regime poses a gravest menace and will rearm in 3 to 5 years, creating a more dangerous militaristic clique than the Kaiser. He denounced Germany's treatment of Jews and praised Roosevelt’s policy while noting limited domestic recovery signs. Rabbi Stephen Wise lamented Hitlerism on his 60th birthday, saying it darkens world Jewry and civilization after 1,500 years of Christian history.
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St. Louis
Germany
Oswald Garrison Villard
Washington
Villard
Hitler
Roosevelt
New York
Rabbbi Stephen
Wise
Dr. Wise
The
Free Synagogue
Jewish Institute of Religion
Druggarn's Fight for Freedom Taken Under Advisement
Terrence Dhupgan's bid for freedom from Atlanta penitentiary via habeas corpus was adjourned by U S District Judge E Marvin Undergoort after a short hearing. A decision may not be expected for three weeks. Dragan testified about beer prohibition era activity and income delinquency, claiming government property seized tied to his Chicago holdings sold for $1 and a telephony firm offering $700,000.
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Atlanta
Terrence Dhupgan
Dragan
Chicago
Savings Destroyed in Wisconsin Fire at Local Shop
A blaze ruined a Wisconsin shop causing significant losses including savings of $2,575. Investigators note a sudden attack of damage and the blaze is under local inquiry as residents express shock and concern.
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Wisconsin
W Wells
Frank Ralhler
Massacre Reported in Chinese Turkestan Amid Turmoil
Dispatches from Tashkent say more than 2000 people were killed in Kathear Slukiang Chinese Turkestan during a bloody clash between government troops and rebels. Reported mass killings followed a failed assault, with troops retreating to nearby refuges after heavy fighting.
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Chinese Turkestan
Goth
Kathear
Slukiang
Chi
Turkestan
Tangan
Patehrs
Tashkent
Garmaon
Holdup Reported in Nepeuskun Sheriff Called In
Sheriff C Abeli was summoned to Nepeuskun about 3 PM on a reported holdup and shooting. The victim was named Tanner, but local telephone inquiries yielded no definite details. Family members were reticent, but authorities indicated a possible robbery incident with uncertain outcome.
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C. Abeli
Neneeskun
Tanner
Woodring 18 Above Reproach in Deals for Army Planes
A wartime inquiry finds Harry Woodring, then assistant secretary of war, involved in alleged deals for 7.5 million dollars in army airplane purchases. The Rogers subcommittee report asserts possible efforts to undercut competitive bidding, with testimony and a near-final formal report planned.
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Woodring
Reproagh
Glarenve M. Wright
Milter
Shorts
Harry UU
Rogers Military Affairs
Dpa
Sil
Notorious Gang Member Convicted in Electric Chair
Charley Makley and a Joh Puinett gang member were found guilty by an 11 woman jury of murder. The court scheduled a death sentence to be carried out in the electric chair. Guards and machine gun emplacements surrounded the courthouse amid the verdict and looming execution.
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Charley Makley
Joh Puinett
Jes Sarber
Gubara
Verdics
Mindabor
Harvey
Dar En
Gan
Cein
Jaenyk Dillinger
Nations
Makley
Pierporn
Prisyea
Devin Betts
Probers Waiting for Schmedeman in Wisconsin row
Lawmakers from Fond du Lac Milwaukee and Madison press Gov. Schmedeman to referee a dispute over conditions at Winnebago State Hospital for the insane. The inquiry centers on hospital management, interference with committee hearings, and threats to inmates as politics and power plays heat up.
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Madiser
Tup
Sen
Morkcy G. Kelly
Fond du Lac
James W. Higgins
Milwaukee
Vemuen
Al«bork
G. Schmedeman
Jol J. Bann
Board of Control
Tiead
Winjottt Cental State Hospital
Hatman
Shewa
Tackedd Garinar
Kelly
Hingins
Pris
Teolimeny
Sheers Fannegan
Alan
Abby
James BL Willits
Owhidder
Iz Wolwiah
Reneral
Uae
Dinvaney
Ory Ata
Ligue
Ehibiy Dati
Airmail Flights Restart Amid Roosevelt Overhaul
The War Department announced a weeklong suspension of Army airmail transport has ended and flights resume on key routes. Eddie Rickenbacker urged safety reforms while Maj. Gen. Benjamin D. Foulois advised air corps discretion in restarting services. Routes include New York to Chicago, Chicago to San Francisco, and others ending in Dana and Dicksonville.
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iTo
Titis
War Department
Eddie Rienbacker
Senate
Flogsevel
Trailorans
Army
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Boston
Dallas
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Salt Liake
Hind
Roosevelt
LintiGors
Alediy
Charles A
Tandberg
Liana Dyer
Alan
Itis
Mickenbiekur
Lwiverale
Greece Lets Insull Sail Amid Railway Strike Fallout
Unions reject Roosevelt wage plan, insisting basic rates rise on July 1. Insull, the Chicago financier, evades deportation as Greece grants him sailing papers and allows passage on the Musotis after a tense political stand. Greek authorities debate handing him to U.S. officials or allowing safe travel.
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Samuel Tusull
Chicago
Anthony Kedras
United Press State
Athens
URI
Samuel Insull
America
Install
Mediterranean
Greece
Tinsull
Piraeus
Carn Cally
Roosevelts Observe Wedding Anniversary
The Roosevelt family marked another wedding anniversary with family gathering and public acknowledgments. President Roosevelt planned a trip to Puerto Rico while mentioning duties at the White House and several household members attended the celebration.
Bank Robbery Allegedly Occurs With Striking Lethargy
A report describes a bank robbery of about $2,000 carried out in a sluggish, inefficient manner. The fragmented text mentions suspects and unclear dialogue as authorities probe the unusual pace of the crime and attempt to identify those involved.
Skeleton discovery prompts police skull study
Ragine police today sought to identify a skull found with a nearly decayed skeleton amid cleanup work on an old channel. Dr. George W. Walter examined the remains at headquarters and estimated the skeleton belonged to a woman about 25 years old. Weather notes and regional observatory data accompany the report.
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CWA
George W. Walter
Tory
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