Arrest 46 After Harlan Shooting Sparks Settlement Hopes
In Harlan Kentucky arrest of 46 men followed a gun battle between state troopers and a hillside ambuscade near Louellen. A miner was wounded, a major military and civil relief response followed with food convoys and highway patrols tightened to bar communists from bridges. Federal officials urged a possible settlement next week as mass meeting rules were laid down to prevent further disturbances.
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Kentucky
Eilerbe Carter
Louellen
J. C. Fleming
National Guard
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Adeline Kell
WPA
Joe Burman
Highway Patrol
Frankfort
Tennessee
Burman
Kentucky To Cause Trouble.” Burman
Washington
Hoffman
Michigan
Murphy
Congress
Department of Justice
Cumberland
Lynch
Bell County
Virginia State Line
King and queen honored as guards trooped colors in Canada
A tall guardsman fainted during the guards parade in Ottawa as Canada marked King George VI's birthday with the trooping of the colors. The Canadian brigade of guards performed the age old ceremony in honor of the king and queen amid the special birthday celebrations.
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Webb Miller
United Press
Ottawa
WUP
Guards
Great Britain
Canada
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Elizabeth
Supreme Court
Duke of Cumberland
Buckingham Palace
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George
King George and Queen Visit Canada With Royal Broadcast Schedule
Sunday broadcasts list the king and queen’s visit to Canada including an unveiling ceremony at Ottawa to be aired on WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WOR at 9 am central time. Monday features the Kings Plate race at Toronto with a trophy presentation at 1 15 pm on JZ WBC and the CBS chain.
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Canada
England
George
Ottawa
WEAF
NBC
WABC
CBS
Wor-Mbs
Toronto
Wjzwbc
Sheppard Proposes Levy Exemption on Homes to $5000
Senator Sheppard urged Congress to amend the constitution to exempt homesteads from all taxation up to five thousand dollars. He argued the measure would spark a rapid market for idle land and boost construction and household needs, noting 13 states have already adopted similar exemptions.
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Washington
Bernocral
Texas
Congress
Senat
Wation
Dies committee probes alleged anti Semitic plot and M day plan
Washington United Press report on the Dies committee inquiry into an alleged anti Semitic campaign. Confidential warnings spoke of an M day when subversive forces might seize government territory including eight arsenals. Retired Army engineer James Erwin Campbell allegedly prepared the reports claiming a 150000 strong red army and Spanish Civil War veterans among suspects. The plot allegedly included selling government bonds to crash markets and seizing public utilities via strikes. The inquiry also tied Roosevelt administration to subversive actions as seized correspondence surfaced.
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John R. Beal
United Press
Washington
Dies Committee
James Erwin
Campbell
Army Engineers
Mexico
Dies
American Legion
Roosevelt
United
Berlin Brillion Quartets Shine in Music Contest
Five thousand high school musicians gathered at the Minneapolis auditorium for the final Northwest High School Music Competition. Final results list Region Two Bass Horn winners from Wisconsin towns Beaver Dam Marshfield Whitewater Wisconsin Rapids Ashland Durand Genoa Falls Mosinee and District bands including Evrillion Rio and Hom quartets from Berlin and nearby communities.
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Minneapolis
Roland Bartell
Beaver Dam
Wis
Robert Wein
Marshfield
Dorothy Chamberlain
Whitewater
George Middiscamp
Wisconsin Rapids
Kenneth Stresbane
Ashland
Norman Everson
Alfred Ward
Durand
Harold Smith
Geonto Falls
Raymond Bross
Mosinee
Evrillion
Rio
Hom
Berlin
Wisconsin Weather Forecast For Week End
Wisconsin cloudy with possible thundershowers tonight and Sunday morning. Warmer in north and extreme east, cooler in southwest tonight and southwest and south central later. Sunday varies, with cooler southwest and south central, and warmer extreme north. Milwaukee forecast notes fair conditions mid day with clouds in Phoenix and Yellowstone temperatures listed.
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Ature
Milwaukee
Phoenix
Yellowstone
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Ima
Three Power Pact With Britain France Russia Possible
United Press dispatch from Paris reports a strong possibility of a Britain France and Russia defensive pact with Baltic states excluded. Halifax briefed Daladier and Bonnet en route to Geneva league council. mid next week eyed for pact. Britain may drop Baltic guarantees, while Russia seeks assurances against attacks through those states.
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Ralph Heinzéh
United Press
Paris
Britain
France
Russia
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Viscount Halifax
Great Britain
Edouard Daladier
Georges Bonnet
Halifax
League Council
Geneva
Frederick Kuh
London
Neville Chamberlain
Poland
Romania
Chamberlain
Two Are Killed in Chicago Shootings
In Chicago two people died in separate gun attacks. Mrs Helen Rach, 26, died after five shots struck a south side tavern where she sat with her husband. Bartender Vitlo Buttligero, 22, was found shot in a rest side sheet. Police suspect gangland ties and note a previous parolees' details. Another wounded, Theodore Cefer, 24, was struck in the arm.
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Chicago
O.R
Helen Rach
South Side
Vitlo Buttligero
Bach
John
Rinig
Explosion Destroys House in Prague Center
A tremendous blast rocked central Prague harming a house in Rosengesse near four Masonrg lodges. Smoke billowed from the ruin as investigators search for casualties amid unclear details.
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Prague
Pracag
Hell
Rosengesse
Pendergast to plead guilty in income tax case Kansas City
Kansas City Democratic boss Tom Pendergast negotiates a guilty plea in federal court to income tax evasion charges involving about 443 250 in 1935 and 1936. The deal seeks mercy for a prisoner while the government drops tax inquiries for 1933 34 and 37. The maximum penalty could reach five years and a ten thousand dollar fine per count.
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Kansas City
Tom Pendergast
Kansas City Star
Pendergast
United States Dist. Atty
Maurice Milligan
Merrill E. Otis
United States
S. T. J.pendergast
Otis
Missouri
Army awards massive bomber order to Douglas Aircraft
The Army placed a 35.06 million dollar order for a new model attack bomber from Douglas Aircraft Company in Santa Monica, California. About 150 aircraft are involved. Maj. Gen. Henry H. Arnold lauded the plane as superior to any in service. The all metal monoplane is said to offer improved performance over existing bombers and follows a related French order from January amid prior controversy. Speed was reported at about 230 miles per hour.
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Washington
Army
Douglas Aircraft Company
Santo Mona
Calif
Henry
Sar ‘Corps Chic
California
France
Dynamite Bill Stanton Dead After Claiming 114 Years
Random Lake resident Bill Stanton died yesterday after claiming to be 114. He said he was born in Ireland on July 4, 180, but officials found no birth records in the land prior to 1862. The obituary notes an age disputed by local authorities.
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Random Lake
Wivileham
Qenamits
Bill Stanton
Ireland
Evan
Inshofhaw
Pan American Clipper inaugurates New York to Europe mail service
The Yankee Clipper, a 42-ton flying boat carrying 100000 letters, began scheduled New York to Europe service from Port Washington. Captain Arthur E. La Porte announced an expected 14 hour flight to Horta, Azores, with 14 crew and 2 officials aboard. Public passenger service to follow by July 1, offering 24 hour New York to Europe access with two weekly round trips.
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New York
Port Washington
Long Island
United States
Europe
Arthur E. la Porte
Horta
Azores
Manhasset Bay
Harlee Branch
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Juan Tripre
Pan-American Airways
Roosevelt
Baltimore
Sen
Atlantic
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
V Arthur £. LaPorte
Baltimore Harbor
London
Pan-American
Cir Aeronautics 41- Thenty
Post Office Department
Acconn
Ountland
Foynes
Ireland
NUE
Ema
Lisbon
Mare
Southampton
Tensavienne
Japs Favor Axis Policy In Substance
Tokyo Reuters via United Press reports cabinet leaders settled on a policy of sympathetic neutrality toward Germany and Italy with no firm pledge to join their alliance. Five ministers approved the plan after a long debate, with premier Hiranuma informing the emperor. Army favored alliance, navy opposed. balance achieved through compromise among key ministers Itagaki Yonai Arita Itagaki Ishiwata and Hiranuma.
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H. ©. Thompson
United Press
Tokio
Japan
Germany
Italy
Baton-Kiichiro-Hiranuma
Hirohito
Europe
Russia
Pacific
Baron Hiranuma
Hachiro Arita
Seishiro Itagaki
Mitsumasa Yonai
Midwest Rain Forecast From Weather Bureau Update
Widespread showers were forecast for the Great Lakes states and the Mississippi Ohio valleys this afternoon. Thunderstorms were expected in Chicago, with rain continuing tonight and clearing by Sunday afternoon. No market impact was anticipated. Showers also hit the northwestern states and northern portions of Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Ohio River
J. Ro Llard
WW. S. Wether
Michigan
Find New Clue in Hunt for Young Ganzer Boy
Saissac reports a new clue in the Rathard Ganzer disappearance as police pursue leads. A man named Arthur A. Stuart from Darhanton was identified, claiming to have given the boy a title between Dodgeville and Mineral Point. On April 26, Sturt noted a scar under the boy’s left eye. the bicycle was found hidden near a Waussu cemetery.
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Ganzer Boy
Saissac
Jodax
Military Pact To Be Signed Next Monday
Premier Mussolini declared to a cheering mass in Cuneo that the Italian German military alliance would form a bloc of 150,000,000 people ready to impose peace if democracies resist. He praised Piedmont as fascist and aligned with the Rome Berlin axis, then said the people would speak in silence.
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Italy
Mussolini
Europe
Duce
Tunisia
Nice
Savoy
France
Il Duce
Piedmont
Switzerland
Sl Duce
President Roosevelt Prepares Address Aboard Potomac
The White House said President Roosevelt will use his Chesapeake Bay cruise to draft a speech for Monday night to the National Retail conference. He departed for Annapolis to board the government yacht Potomac and will be joined by Seaater Wines and others, returning to the capital Sunday evening.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Chesapeake Bay
Annapolis
Potomac
Ater Wines
Democrat
South Carolina
Byrnes
Navy
Ress T. McIntyre
Frank Murp
Capital
Inhabitant Escape As Island Cracks Open Near Manila
Refugees flee as tremors rock a small island 190 miles south of Manila. Fissures split soil and rocks, prompting hundreds to cross the Batangas channel ready to evacuate. Officials say the island does not appear to be sinking overall.
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Manila
Medug Sind
Fnv
Iland
Manna
Eral
Batangas
Condition of Dr Mayo Showing Improvement
Chicago 4 The condition of Dr Charles H Mayo internationally famous physician of Rochester Minnesota was reported improved by Dr Thomas Jn Diy of the Mayo clinic staff today. He said Dr Mayo had been placed under an oxygen tent at intervals to clear up lung congestion. Dr Mayo was stricken with pneumonia yesterday.
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Chicago
Charles H. Myso
Rochestex
Minn
Thomas Jan Diy
Mayo Cline
Mayo
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