Italy may stay in League as Eden visits Rome
Captain Anthony Eden plans to visit Rome early next week to confer with Benito Mussolini on the Ethiopian crisis and Italy’s fate in the League. Western sources say Italy’s return to Geneva hinges on council action and the Ethiopian note, with treasury figures showing 45 million lire spent on East Africa venture so far this year.
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Angar
Brins
Anthony Eden
Italy
Eden
Rome
Benito Mussoni
Japan
Paraguay
Geeva
Captain Eden
Ignor Mussolini
Ources
Wmhers
Affarr Estert
Kermie
Geneva
Africa
Treasury
France Expresses Dissatisfaction Over Naval Pact With Britain
Paris reports Premier Pierre Laval told Captain Anthony Eden that France is unhappy with the An-Mo Gorman naval agreement. He reinforced the French note and reservations while seeking England's support for a higher ratio than Germany’s 400,000 tons, signaling readiness for a general peace accord.
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Eden
Paris
Pierre Java
Anthony Kien
Great Britain
France
Germany
Hing
Premer Laval
England
Federal Funds To Decide Fate Of Plan For New Armories
Federal funds will determine whether Fremont and other cities receive new armories this year. Adjutant General Emil F. Marx notes federal lands and available public works money will decide. If funds are allotted, $300,000 may be appropriated for construction at multiple sites including a Masonic temple location.
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Meus
Fremont
Emil F.uch
Ceneral Marx
Fremont Armory
Marx
Ral Marx
Adjutant Gend Department
Temperatures Tever Schirrman's report
A fragment notes today’s high of 65 with brief weather context. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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Tever Schirrman
Winihaa oRrestory
rTaco
Woman Killed as Man Wounded in Flatwoods Shooting
In Flatwoods near Russell, Mrs. Edna Webb 32 mother of five died after a shooting at 11 am. Noah Burke 35 is in critical condition at Kings Daughters Hospital Ashland with a bullet wound to the head. Burke, a farmer, had argued with Mrs. Webb after she asked him to stay away. Sheriff Jake Fisher investigates.
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Russell
Edna Web
Noah Burke
Kings Daughters Hospital
Ashland
Webb
Flatwoods
Marting Hospital
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Burke
Mildred
Juanita
Jake Fisher
Greenup County
Longest Daylight Period This Year Observed Today
Astronomers note today as the year's longest daylight period with sunrise at 4 24 a m and sunset at 7 31 p m tomorrow will be nearly as long though Sunday will be a minute shorter. Ports Mouth reports cool Jame days with temperatures near 81 in the day and 58 at night.
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Portsmouth
Reformatory Refuses Custody in Kidnaping Case
June 21 A F Miles superintendent of the state reformatory refused to take custody of Bascum Ray Jr. 14 and Maurice Sheridan 17 Huntington W Va teens sentenced to life imprisonment for kidnapping a southern Indiana sheriff Miles cited state law prohibiting admission of life term prisoners and those under 16.
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Indianapolis
A. F. Miles
State Reformatory
Bascum Ray Jr
Maurice Sheridan
Huntington
W. Va
Indiana
Miles
Governor Davey rejects new Alcatraz island prison plan
Governor Martin L. Davey, speaking at Cedar Point, said Ohio will build a hospital or create a park on Johnson's Island in Lake Erie if funds are available, instead of constructing a state prison.
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Sandusky
Martin L. Davey
Ohio Eduucational Association
Cedar Point
Alcatraz
Lake Erie
Johnson's Island
Hauptmann Awaits Ruling On His Appeal
Trent on, June 21 The court of errors and appeals will rule by late September or October on Hauptmanns appeal seeking a new Lindbergh kidnapping trial The defense argues improper jury influence and improper venue among other points while the state claims overwhelming evidence and may pursue a U S Supreme Court appeal if needed
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Trenton
N. J
Brono Richard Hauptmann
Court of Errors and Appeals
Hauptmant
David T. Wilents
Hauptmann
United States Supreme Court
Wilents
Lindbergh
Mercer County
Hunterdon County
New Jersey
Wilentz
Thomas W. Trenchard
Roper Defends Commerce Dept Against Mitchell Charges
Secretary Roper appeared before the Senate Commerce Committee to defend his department against accusations by ousted assistant secretary Ewing Y. Mitchell. Reading a prepared statement, Roper called Mitchell overly suspicious and said he had investigated irregularities and taken action where warranted.
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Washington
Commercce Department
Ewing Y. Mitchell
Roper
Mr. Mitchell
Senate Commerce Committee
Mitchell
Omaha Street Car Strike Ends Under Martial Arbitration
The Omaha street car strike ended after Governor Cochran's arbitration board, formed under martial law, ruled that 268 strikers may return to work today. Violence last week left two dead and about 150 injured. Strikers began their walkout on April 20 and seek a wage increase while keeping current pay.
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Omaha
Neb
R. L. Cochran
Arbitration Board
Riot at Eureka mill leaves one dead six wounded
One unidentified man was killed, two other men critically wounded, and four policemen injured during a riot at the Holmes-Eureka Lumber Co. mill in Eureka California. The clash grew from a prolonged Pacific coast lumber workers strike as pickets tried to stop workers from going to work.
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Eureka
Calif
Holmes-Eureka Lumber Co
Pacific Coast Lumber Workers
George Littlefield
Colonel Lindbergh perfects mechanical heart and lungs
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and Dr Alexis Carrel announce a mechanical heart and lungs that can keep removed organs alive in an artificial chamber. The system supplies artificial blood and prevents bacterial infection, enabling whole organs to live outside the body for study and medical progress.
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Howard W. Blakesler
Associated Press
New York
Jone
Charles A. Lindbergh
Rockefeller Institute
Lindbergh
Alexis Carrel
Dr. Carrel
Sherrill Sees Giant Savings For Ohio Government
June 21 Columbus The government survey chief Colonel C O Sherrill says applying proven business principles to state departments can save taxpayers millions. He aims to save about 5 million dollars annually and urges rapid implementation of recommended measures across some 143 administrative units. He says an aggressive citizenry can boost economies and improve efficiency.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. O. Sherill
Davey
Gas Station Explosion Causes Severe Damage and No Injuries
An 8:15 am blast at Automotive Supply Co. gas station 2404 Gallia Street damaged the basement and north wall, shattered pumps, and knocked a door. Four men present escaped injury as fumes and a spark ignited a fire in the basement. no further blasts occurred and fire crews limited damage.
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Automotive Supply Co
Gallia Street
James Miller
Donald Craft
William Miller
Cameron Justice
Walter Lauter
Lauter
East End
Hilltop
George Sheets
John Swearingen
Allman orders probe into Mansfield parolee death
Welfare Director Margaret M. Allman ordered Oakley Spaght assistant director to investigate the death of Joseph Miller a Youngstown paroled convict who died less than two weeks after release from Mansfield reformatory.
Portsmouth murals by two native artists chosen for post office lobby
Two muralists native to Portsmouth but living in Cincinnati and Cleveland were selected by the treasury department panel to paint in the new Portsmouth post office. Clarence H. Carter of Cleveland wins the 195 square feet group with a 3150 commission while Richard Zoellner of Cincinnati receives 648 for 36 square feet in the stair vestibule.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Portsmouth
Treasury Department
Washington
Clarence H. Carter
Richard Zoellner
Carter
Capital Confusion Grows Over Political Scene
Washington reports growing unease as Congress drifts into the dog days with indefinite adjournment. Roosevelt's tax move and post NRA clashes split parties, while expectations of major legislation waver amid uncertain support and altered leadership tone.
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Washington
Congress
Three Prisoners Escape Joliet Quarry Wall Chase
Three convicts escaped from the Illinois penitentiary quarry by scaling a 25 foot wall and running to a waiting sedan. They fled with two accomplices in a sedan, speeding toward Chicago.
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Joliet Joliet, DL
Illnois Penitentiary
Chicago
President Moves to Heal Feud Between FTC and NRA
In Washington June 21 the president pushes a new NRA law while seeking a cooperative tie with the Federal Trade Commission. The aim is to merge NRA with the commission to share in voluntary codes while avoiding code duplication and preserving anti trust safeguards. The plan could expand the commission to seven or nine members and redefine interstate commerce to restore government supervision once limited by the Supreme Court.
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Washington
NRA
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Hugh 8. Johnson
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Democrats weigh timing of Roosevelt tax plans in Congress
Washington June 21 Democratic leaders debated whether to seek immediate action on Roosevelt tax proposals or defer to next session. Some confidents indicate the president may push the plan during the campaign, aiming to treat it as a major issue. The Senate Finance Committee faced divisions over broader wealth taxes and looming emergency spending.
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Vancenberg
Michigan
Robinson
Garner
Senator Robinson
Roosevelt
House
Washington
Congress
White House
Harrison
Mississippi
Senate Finance Committee
Charles Michaelson
Democratic National Committee
Burfts
Lafollette
Wisconsin
LaFolette
Senate
Olson Ouster Dismissed in Minnesota Case
District Judge H. D. Dickinson dismissed the ouster action brought by two petitioners against Governor Floyd B. Olson. They alleged a violation of the corrupt practices act in the 1934 gubernatorial election. The crowded courtroom cheered the ruling.
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Minneapolis
Minn
H. D. Dickinson
Floyd B. Olson
Bowman Seeks Rehearing In Death Penalty Appeal
Attorneys for Neal Bowman filed a petition for a rehearing with the clerk of the Kentucky Court of Appeals. The death sentence for Bowman in the Comer Franklin slaying was affirmed by the Mercer district court on May 17.
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Bowman
Frankfort
Neal Bowman
Court of Appeals
Ohio
Desperado
Mercer Direuit
Comer Franklin
Man Leaps to Save From 300-Foot Fall in Cincinnati
War veteran William L. Hayden stood on an outer balustrade ledge 300 feet above a busy intersection. Carl Anderson and William Burke intervened. Anderson and Rourke pulled him to safety. Hayden, unemployed for a year, was hospitalized and later said he felt like a fool for not jumping.
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Cincinnati
Mr. Anderson
Mr. Rourke
Hayden
Bardem
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