Double wedding vows shadowed by Navy crash death
In Pensacola a week after marrying Norma Cook, Lieut. (JG) Joseph S. Fox 34 Seattle and Alfred Peter Ivy 23 Norfolk perished when their seaplane crashed in Pensacola Bay. Ivy's body retrieved. Fox's raised from wreckage. Navy board probes cause. witnesses unavailable.
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Pensacola
Fla
Joseph S. Fox
Seattle
Wash
Alfred Peter ‘Ivy
Norfolk
Naval Air Station
Fox
Pensacola Bay
Norma Cook
David Rose
Ivy
Navy Board of
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Spanish prosecutor seeks death for nine in Abaran trial
In Murcia on June 2 a military prosecutor urged death in civil war charges against nine of thirteen defendants for assassinations at Abaran. He also sought prison terms for the remaining four defendants.
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Murcia
Spain
Abaran
Inquest over Janice French Death Reveals Club Contact
Mary Franklin attends an informal inquest into Janice French death at the Medical Examiner's office. Witnesses, including Duke Martin and Nick Hart, discuss Miss French's life at 45 East 70th Street and her connections to Martin's night club. The coroner rules drowning as the cause as tension lingers over the Duke and major figures.
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Mary Franklin
Tackie Thompson
Mary
Tackie
Thomas Robinson
Duke Martin
Nick
Fenelon
Martin
Dr. Morris
Miss French
HE Duke
Jim Chase
Mike
Inquest Rumors Stir Over Janice French Case
The article follows Mary Franklin and reporters as they discuss the inquest into Janice French and speculate on autopsy results. Duke Martin and others loom over the case while Mary and Clem Shir ley navigate a social world of Turf scenes and high society. Mary warns Clem about danger and plots to trap Martin, with tensions rising between Mary and Jack Burden. The snippet ends with a Navy engagement notice for Jane Howard.
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Duke
Clem
Jack
Chinatown
Mary
Jack Burden
Duke Martin
Janice French
Florida WPA Grants Delinquent Tax Records Indexing
Roy Schroder Florida WPA administrator yesterday authorized a government allocation of 2738 dollars as part of a 3697 dollar fund to continue indexing delinquent tax records of Bay county. Indexing had been underway but threatened to end without funds, county officers said.
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Roy Schroder
Florida
Bay
Florida State Employment Service Offers Complete Skilled Worker File
Panama City manager H W Sperry promotes the Florida State Employment Service as the most complete source of workers in the state. The service provides state wide registrations, aiding employers and job seekers in finding machinists stenographers bookkeepers drivers and other help regardless of unemployment compensation eligibility. Employers are urged to use the service to fill vacancies with qualified men or women across Florida.
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Florida
Florida State Employment Service
H. W. Sperry
Panama City
Mr. Sperry
Salvage Crew Faces Hard Squalus Task
PORTSMOUTH New Hampshire June 2 The navy crew faced the demanding job of blowing about 600 tons of water from the flooded after compartments and ballast tanks of the submarine Squalus. When water is cleared divers will loop a heavy chain beneath the stern to hold pontoons and raise the 1450 ton sub with its 26 dead about 50 or 60 feet, then tow it two miles inshore to warmer shallower water for final salvage work. The work depth 40 fathoms makes each operation take two men two dives.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Navy
More Delegates Seen For Southern Demos
Washington June 2 The South will gain more delegates and a louder voice in selecting the Democratic presidential nominees after 1940. A plan to be refined over the next year and presented to the 1940 convention contemplates two delegates per senator and representative plus 32 from Washington DC and five territories. A Farley formed committee will design rules reflecting each state's preponderant strength and adjust apportionment accordingly.
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Washington
South
Congress
District of Columbia
James A. Farley
Governor allows bill funding Florida extension service
Tallahassee June 2 Governor Cone let a bill granting 80400 dollars for the University of Florida Agricultural Extension Service become law without his signature. The action follows a legislative session and completes the appropriation for the program.
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Tallahasser, Fla
Cone
University of Florae Agricultural Extension Servce
Italian Air Crash Near Rome Kills Five Airmen
The air ministry reported five airmen were killed in a military aircraft crash near Pavia on Monday. The cause of the RoIogast is not yet determined.
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Rome
Air Ministry
Pavia
Volcano subsides near Perryville after week of eruptions
Mount Veniam-Inos activity eased today after a week of eruptions that threatened Perryville on the Alaskan peninsula and blanketed surrounding areas with ash. No injuries reported and monitoring continues as authorities assess damage and renewed risk to air travel.
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Seattle
Mount Veniam- Inos
Perryville
Alaskan Peninsula
Largest catch of unauthorized Jewish immigrants in Greek waters
In Jerusalem on June 2 a patrol cutter apprehended 1,000 unauthorized Jewish immigrants aboard a Greek merchant ship in northern territorial waters. The seizure marks the largest such catch to date, reflecting heightened border enforcement and immigration tensions in the region.
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Jerusalem
Pope Pius XII Sees Assured Peace From Diplomacy
Vatican dispatch reports Pope Pius XII told cardinals that recent Vatican diplomacy to avert war has earned assurances of goodwill and resolve to maintain peace from European leaders. He previously feared imminent war, but tensions have eased, raising hope for a stable peace. Nuncios conducted talks with Hitler via Monsignor Orsenigo and conversations with Italian, French, British, and Polish officials.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Vatican
Europe
Holy Father
Mrs Roosevelt's Grandson Born Dead
Boston June 2 The death of a child born to Mrs John Roosevelt wife of the president's youngest son was reported by Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt She said the birth was premature and the mother was in fine condition The president's wife planned to visit the hospital and John Roosevelt was naturally disappointed by the loss The couple were married last June in Nantucket with the president and Mrs Roosevelt in attendance.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Inlaw
John Roosevelt
Richardson House
Nunhant
Roosevelt
Refugees Ordered Back to Germany From Havana St. Louis
Hamburg based Hamburg-Amerika Line told the liner St. Louis captain in Havana to return to Germany with the shipload of Jewish emigrants if landing could not be arranged promptly. The company protested Cuban orders forbidding landing of 917 refugees and said the captain was told not to land elsewhere unless passengers obtained permission. The ship was not given a set departure time and would act on the captain's judgment to allow options for other ports if possible.
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Turer
Mary
New York
Riviera
Mary Franklin
Jack
Clem
Hamburg
Germany
Hamburg-Amerika Line
St. Louis
Havana
Cuba
Bay High Faculty At Fla School Workshop
At Gainesville Florida on June 12 a six week workshop will study every phase of secondary schools life. The University of Florida College of Education and the state Department of Education sponsor the project with 140 principals and teachers from Arcadia Chipley Gainesville Panama City Palatka and Reddick. The aim is to develop curricula and methods to best prepare students for modern living regardless of further university training.
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Gainesville
Fla
University of Florida
University
College of Education
State Department of Education
Florida
Arcadia
Chipley
Panama City
Palatka
Reddick
M. L. Stone
Marianna Dairy Milk Graded A Under Health Oversight
Marianna operates under a milk ordinance now entering its third year with four large dairies supplying Grade A raw milk. The Jackson County health department reports requirements including health exams for all dairy employees and herd tests for tuberculosis and Bangs disease. Dairy collection, processing, bottling, storage, distribution, container types, utensil sterilization, and barn sanitation must meet standards. Noncompliance lowers milk grade to B for one month. Regular inspections ensure product quality for Marianna retailers.
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Marianna
Dairies
Jackson County Health Department
Cherry Tree Days Kansas City Boy Admits Guilt After Fight
Seven year old Danny Brosnahan was questioned about a fight and gave a long account. He attempted to exonerate himself but admitted guilt. He told a neighbor he has not stopped playing George Washington since last year’s school play.
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Kansas
Gity
Danny Brosnahan
Trish Lad
George Washington
Reciprocal License Approved by House
Tallahassee Florida June 2 The Florida Legislature approved legislation to settle license wars with Georgia by repealing Florida s $500 out of state wholesale fish dealer license The action mirrors Georgia s $1 000 license repeal and was supported by Senator Kelly of Fernandina who worked with Georgia and Florida lawmakers on reciprocal license matters.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Georgia
Kelly
Fernandina
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