Eden Plans Talks With Mussolini On Ethiopian Issue
Lord Eden and Fulvio Suvich met near Rome to discuss Ethiopia and the League's role, seeking Mussolini's terms before any Ethiopian settlement. Italy pushes for amandate status and rejects Article 10 use, while Ethiopia cites guardian rule over the sultan’s heir and denies Italian evacuation orders.
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Eden
Halle Selassie
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League Council
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Italy
League
Addissaba
Sultanate of Jimma
Hihropia
Hare Selassie
Tahors
Addis Ababa
Baldwin Rejects Plan For New World Economic Conference
In London Sir Charles Eyres Mansell announced that Germany will no longer pursue unrestricted submarine warfare and will adhere to submarine warfare rules in the London Naval Treaty. He also said the government rejected William Craven-Ellis’s proposal for a world economic conference to coordinate resource disposal beyond present market needs.
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London
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Admralty
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Ermany
Stanley Baldwin
William ‘riven-Ellis
Craven-Ellis
Firemen Continue River Search For Missing Everett Wise
Firemen pressed the Seioto River search for Everett Wise son of Mrs George Wise of 1309 Kinney Street after a drowning Monday night. The river current is believed to have carried the body downstream, officers said.
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Everett Wise
George Wise
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Ody
Track races suspended as state commission orders inquiry
June 23 a state commission halted events at the Day key club track scene amid an ongoing investigation. Officials said operations would resume only after the inquiry concludes.
Ohio budget cuts spark transfers to balance control board
The Ohio Control Board debated the Governor's $5.8 million slice of the budget as departments including schools seek fund transfers to cover reduced appropriations. Trustees of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans' Home at Xenia denounced a $372,598 cut, warning child welfare would suffer without restoration.
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Davey
Ohio
State Control Board
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors
Xenia
Milt Campbell
Cincinnati
Turner
Ohio Veterans’ Organizations
Trustees of the Home
Two Bills Introduced To Replace Railroad Retirement Statutes
Washington June 25 Two bills to replace the railroad employees retirement act held unconstitutional by the Supreme Court were introduced by Senator Robert F. Wagner and Representative Robert Crosser. One provides annuities at age 65 funded by a 50 million dollar federal appropriation. The other imposes a 2 percent income tax on railroad wages with a 4 percent excise tax up to 300 dollars monthly per employee. The plan would take effect Sept 1 with annuities starting Dec 1, 188. The Railway Labor Executives Association supports the measure.
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Supreme Court
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Robert Crosser
Ohio
Railway Labor Executives’ Association
Standard Railroad Brotherhood
Two Planes Crashed in Medellin Killing 15
In Medellin Colombia two planes collided on takeoff, killing 15 and wounding six. Among the dead is Carlos Gardel the famed South American actor and Ernesto Samper nicknamed the Lindbergh of Colombia. The crash halted theater and sent a city into grief as doctors tended the injured.
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Sendra
Samper
Senor Gardel
South America
Senor Samper
Cartagena
Bogota
Charles A. Lindbergh
Alfonso Azoff
William Foster
Henry Schwartz
Philadelphia
Alfredo le Pera
Flynn
Angel de Riveral
Guillermo de Barbieri
Alphonse Azzaf
Jose P. Lara
Roosevelt Fields
Stan Harvey
New York
Detroit
Roosevelt Field
Scioto Sandusky project faces financing delays and disputes
Army engineers said the 56 million Scioto Sandusky conservancy plan faces hurdles as federal financing is paused for extra information. The key issues include providing all right of way at no cost, deciding if it is a public works federal project, and wage goals under the work relief program. Local residents across 17 counties urge approval.
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Washington
Army Engineers
Scioto-Sandusky Conservancy
War Department
Navy Bill Signed Expands Peace Time Naval Build
President Roosevelt signed a 460 million dollar navy appropriation to fund 24 new warships and 555 airplanes. Of the planes 282 replace and 273 add to air strength toward a 2000 aircraft goal by 1942. Ship funding was cut to 20.69 million from 20.38 million, with assurances no delay to ship construction totaling about 197.4 million dollars.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Navy
Navy Department
Department
Mob Threatens Ohio Couple in Christiansburg Lynching Fear
Authorities prepared for further trouble as 400 townspeople ringed Christiansburg awaiting Willis Jenkins 60 and Lilly 53 after a death and clash with Jenkins. Deputies protected the Jenkins home while a minister halted mob violence. The couple, chased from town, sought legal counsel before possible return.
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Christiansburg
Willis Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
Champaign County
John Brelsford
Jenkins
Lilly
Champaign
Miami Counties
Here
Sherif Jay McKeever
Roosevelt Plans Shifts if NRA Substitute Fails
President Roosevelt told congressional chiefs that no satisfactory NRA substitute has been found and Congress may go home without a new recovery law. He indicated reliance on the Wagner labor disputes bill the Guffey coal stabilization bill and a government wage and hour fixing measure in contracts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
NRA
U S WARS ON BUCKET SHOPS ACROSS THE NATION
Attorney General Homer Cummings announced a nationwide campaign against bucket shop swindlers. He cited a Shreveport conviction and said leaders operate from New York and Chicago with fronts in multiple cities. Victims include professionals who fear reporting due to debts and threats.
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Homer S. Cummings
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Bucket Shop
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Fort Worth
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Dallas
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Beet Field Crisis Threatens Northwest Ohio
Federal and local authorities met to avert a strike by 500 beet workers in the sugar fields of northwestern Ohio. An agreement was urged by tomorrow to prevent disruption of harvest activities.
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U. S
Ohio
Man Made of Hot Ice May Hold Secret to Eternal Life
Dr. R A Gortner of the University of Minnesota describes bound water in living tissue at the AAAS meeting. He notes bound water can become a lattice like ice six under high pressure, suggesting a path to eternal life if equilibrium with the body can be achieved. Experiments on winter wheat show bound water resists freezing, possibly explaining insect cold tolerance.
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R. A. Gortner
University of Minnesota
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Peace de Leon
P. W. Bridgman
Harvard
University of Minnesota Laboratories
Gortner
Council seats sought by twelve candidates in primary race
Twelve candidates filed primary nominating petitions for the city council before the 6:20 p m Monday deadline. The four with the most votes in August advance. two of them will be elected in November. Listed are Mayor Joseph L Konitz and eleven others with varied city roles and occupations.
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Albert Weghurst
H. H. Kaps
Wailer Street
J. H. Finney
Arthur Cooper
Charles Street
Don Hopkins
Sixth Street
Bird Benner
Logan Street
L. M. Kimble
Edgar Ross
Seventh Street
Huntington Boys Escape Life Years For Kidnaping
Two Huntington West Virginia teens faced reduced sentences after Indiana Judge John L. Sumner set aside life terms for kidnaping and sentenced 14 year old Bascum Ray Jr to the Boys' School with parole supervision and 17 year old Maurice Sheridan to one to ten years in the reformatory. Governor McNutt urged mitigation, citing common sense in applying the law.
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W. Va
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Bascum Ray Jr
Indiana Boys’ School
Ray
Maurice Sheridan
Reformatory
Sheridan
McNutt
Sumner
T. Ernest Malcolm
Indianapolis
Rascum Ray Sr
Hoosier State
Ed Leugers
Young Ray
Moody begins pursuit of all England title at Wimbledon
American Helen Wills Moody opened her bid for the all England championship by defeating Hungary’s M Baumzarten 6 0 6 1 in the first round on Wimbledon’s court. Helen Jacobs, another American star and Moody’s rival, advanced to the second round by beating Belgium’s Nelli Adamson 6 3 6 2.
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London
Helen Wills Moody
M Baumzarten
Hungary
Neitch
Helen Jacobs
Allman Declines Probe At Marysville Reformatory
Marysville reform school chief Margaret Allman refuses to order an inquiry despite welfare department criticism of conditions. State prison chief George Williams accuses inmate mistreatment and disease exposure, while assistant Oakley Spaght and Superintendent Louise Mittendorf acknowledge problems but blame state funding. Williams vows to expose cruelty, taking orders only from Governor Davey.
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Columbus
Marysville
Spaght
Reformatory
Williams
Louise Mittendorf
Davey
Donahey Backs Presidents Plan on Income Tax Revisions
Ohio Senator Vic Donahey supports the President's income tax changes and favors swift enactment. He cites his governorship experience and notes similarities between the proposal and his 1930s ideas including heavier taxes on large fortunes and a federal old age pension system. He says passage this session is possible if written into law intelligently.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Donahey
Ohioan
Statehouse
Denahey
Harrison Urges Three Way Tax Plan For Nation
Senator Pat Harrison chairs the finance committee and endorses a three part tax program to raise about 40 million through inheritance and gift levies, higher income taxes, and a graduated corporate tax to replace the flat rate. The plan aims to extend 500 million of nuisance taxes set to lapse this week and faces House opposition amid calls to extend taxes 30 to 90 days.
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Pat Harrison
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Treasury
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Roosevelt
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House Ways and Means
House
Burns
Senate
Weather Report By Temperatures Observer Schirrman
Report shows today at 11 a m a high of 81 degrees and a low of 37 degrees. Yesterday’s high was 81 with a low of 63. a year ago today the maximum reached 95 degrees.
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