Crash Victim Found in L A Creek After Collision
Police identified the body found under a bridge at North Flores Street amid an early Monday investigation. Victim, initially unnamed, may have been ejected from a car involved in a Sunday night crash on the creek bridge. Authorities, noting conflicting theories, said the man was later identified as A J Rigby Jr. others reported different names during the inquiry.
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Joe Ferry
San Pedro Avenue
San Pedro Creek
North Flores Street
Fredericksburg Road
Roy Ke, Sloan
Perry
Creek Bridge
Sloan
Hiro
Earnest Paloma
Pastores Street
Follec
Tom
Paloma
Siogn
Augusta Street
Robert B. Green
Willy
Dustee of the Peace
Raymond Gernest
Victor Garcka
Evergreen Street
F. W. Bleden
G. C. Cannon
Cwarts
North Ptores
Rigby Jr
Evergreen
A. Ch. Rigby
A. P
A. J. Rigby Jr
Netcon
la Harpe Street
Nelson
Lie Grst
Hoth
Encircling Britain and Germany's Economic Peril
Adolf Hitler and Agriculture Minister Walter Derre warned of political and economic encirclement in Germany. At Kassel and Leipzig meetings, Hitler stressed war guilt, veterans heard threats from the West, and farm policy pushed mechanization and oil crop growth amid self sufficiency aims.
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Berlin
Adelf Hitler
Germany
Reichsfuchrtér
Kassel
Walter R. Derre
Awl Furta
Loipeig
Just
Seriounly Ag
Barre
Naal
Hitler
Yugoslavia
Pringe Pau
Teily
Switzerland Approves Major Defense and Public Works Fund
In Berne the referendum approved a 406 million franc national defense and public works plan. The vote totaled 443000 to 108598, reflecting strong support for defense and related infrastructure measures.
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Switzerland
Berne, Javis
Cm—Inn
Command School Adjutant Dies at Walter Reed Hospital
Washington June 5 The War Department announced the death of Lieut. Col. George M Headedy adjutant in the Fort Leavenworth Kem staff and command reload at Walter Reed Hospital yesterday.
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Washington
George M. Headedy
Fort Leavenworth
Kem
Walter Reed
War Department
Cases Heard by Manton Eyed
New York dispatch reports unprecedented move to reopen about 2000 cases heard by judge Manton during 21 years on the appellate bench. Losing litigants have filed petitions to reopen hearings since his indictment. Cal vert Chesnut to sentence June 40. normally appeals go to the court where Manton served, but colleagues appeared as witnesses for the defense.
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New York
INS
Girewit Couge Dudge Mertin
Manton
Artiluiar
Maneton
Federal
Judes
Calvin W. Chesnut
Former U S N Judge Advocate Expires
New York June 5 Rear Admiral Julian Lane Latinier retired once Judge Advocate General of the navy died yesterday aged 10 native of Shepherdstown West Virginia. Latinier graduated from the naval academy in 1699 and rose to rear admiral in 1923 after serving in the Spanish American war and commanding the ship Montgomery OuIgoa and Rhode Island respectively. He was commandant of the seventh naval district at Key West in 1920 1921 and the fourth naval district and navy yard Philadelphia in 1927 1930.
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U.S.N
New York
Julian Lane Latinier
Navy
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Latinier
Naval Academy
Montgomery
Oulgoa
Rhode
Seveenth
Key West
Fourth Naval District
Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Bergdoll Seeks to Reopen Philadelphia Brewery
Bergdoll, who returned May 25 after a self imposed exile in Germany, says he wants to reopen the family Philadelphia brewery and undertake a buildout project on owned property. His wife Berta announced the plan during a Sunday visit to Castle Williams military prison, where Bergdoll serves a five year term. Their visit included a reunion with their year old daughter Vega who called him Papa and kissed him. Mrs Bergdali said visits to her Niebane would occur every five weeks.
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Hina
Gleveland
Bergdoll
Bergdall
Germany
Wife Safe
Castle Willam
Bergdol
Vega
Papa
European Activity Is Aimed at Peace
European moves toward peace dominate brief diplomatic reports from London Paris Vatican and Berlin. British, French and Soviet channels discuss mutual aid and disarmament while Vatican observers note Pope Pius XII and British officials exchanging views. German leaders accuse a political encirclement as France and allies push for Moscow talks amid possible economic pressure. Canadian tour by royal pair noted en route to the United States.
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London
Britt
Vatican
Pius XII
Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Poland
Paris
Moscow
Germary
Hier
Ateong
Nazi Agricultire
Sudbury
Kinz
Queen Seiwin
Pacific Epant
Onetarlo
United States
Weather notes and rainfall reports from the region
The report cites Gan Aitania and Marble Rae noting rainfall Sunday with Catulla recording a half inch plus two and a half inches by May. A front drifting east brings showers, temperatures near 88 degrees expected soon, with no further rain in the near future.
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Dlurbay
Gan Aitania
Marble’ Rae
Catulla
Boothywest
Sant Antonio
Rio Grande
Janice
Landon Confident of GOP Victory
In Montpelier Vermont June 5 7 1936 Landon the Republican presidential candidate aiding Governor George D Aiken expressed confidence the GOP would beat the Democrats in 1940 regardless of who they nominate He said he would not discuss possible Democratic candidates and did not name any for the other party.
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Landon
G.O.P
Montpelier
Af M. Landon
George D. Aiken
G. Ocp
Hck
Britain Revises Plane on Fleet for Northeast Coast Visit
Portsmout h England June 8 British fleet plan revision delays departure for the entire home fleet to visit the Northeast coast of Scotland. Most vessels stayed with the base as experts deem the Rome base best in an emergency. The ships bound for Scotland included battleships Nelson and Royal Sovereign and cruisers Sheffield and Aurora.
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Britain
Portsmouth
England
Scotland
Rome
Nel
Aon
Rorney
Sheltlekt
Aurora
Impaled in 3 Story Fall From Building
In Coffeyville Kansas, George Keoske 42 fell from a three story apartment roof and was impaled on a 2x4 scaffold brace. Doctors took two hours to remove the plank from his abdomen and chest. Meanwhile in Chicago, John Barrymore recovering from a mild heart attack was to reopen his stage engagement tonight in My Dear Children.
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Cofpeyville
Kan
Jane O— M
Is Threcestory Co
George Keoske
Chicago
John Barrymore
Coongan
Quiet Sends Warplanes to Border
Reports from TOKIO on June 5 say Soviet air power and troops massed along the Manchukuoan Outer Mongolian frontier. Japanese sources claim 400 Soviet planes and 100 sharpshooters with 10 tanks and six field guns facing Japanese troops. a clash near Changkufeng at Chientsa left Soviet casualties higher as Japanese acknowledged five wounded.
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Tokio
Manchukuoan Froner
Outer Mongolia
Changkufeng
Chientsa
Manchukuo
Seek More Victims in Fire Disaster
Mexico City dispatch reports 32 dead and 42 seriously hurt from a theater fire in Zacatepec Morelos. Fire originated in the protection room when a spectator’s cigarette ignited a roll of film, rescuers said. victims were brought 90 miles for treatment.
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Mexico Urry
Vilingo
Zacatepec
Moreloy
Mexico City
Eighty Ships of Fleet in Tactical Move From California
Eighty ships and 400 airplanes of the United States fleet sail from San Pedro and San Diego for distant exercises. The fleet will operate near the San Clemente Island area until June 20, then cruise to the Puget Sound Columbia River district, pausing for a brief Golden Gate Exposition visit.
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San Pedno
Calif
United States
San Pedro
San Diego
Atlantic
San Clemente Island
Puget Sound-Columbia River District
Golden Gate
Taps Cite China Misuse of U S Flag
A Shanghai dispatch reports a United States official submission alleging extensive misuse of American flags and property by Chinese trains. The navy expresses regret over damage to American property from bombing and notes the misperception of Japan's navy regarding rights of third powers.
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China
U.S
Japan
PUBIS
United States
Navy
Naval Aircratiomneo
Former Adviser to Newton Baker Dies
Washington June 3 Col. Jonn Allen Hornsby 79 confidential adviser in Secretary of War Newton Baker during World War I died yesterday of pneumonia. His son Hubert Hornsby announced funeral services would be held at Fort Myer tomorrow with burial at Arlington Cemetery.
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Washington
Ardent
Col
Jonn Allen Hornsby
Newton D. Gaker Dartge
Hubert Hornsby
Fort Mycy
Aurial
Arlington Cemetery
Corcoran Leads Dems in Roosevelt Third Term Drive
Washington dispatch reports Thomas G Corcoran, dubbed Tommy the Cork, reshaping Tammany and backing a renominated Roosevelt. Corcoran aims to oust Farley as party chair, unite factions, and guide the 1940 convention support while steering key posts and allies within the Roosevelt camp.
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UINS
Jamey A. Varley
Thomas G. Carecortin
Roosevelt
Tommy
Cork
Brain
Tasaken
Roosevelt Corcoran
Farrey
Gealn
Corcoran
Farley
Ois
Somo Democrats
Corcorast
Passey
Corgorny
Tarimmany Hull
Supreme Court rules on public meetings and milk act case
Washington June 6 Supreme Court split 5 4 upholds federal power to regulate commerce while ruling Jersey City ordinance banning street meetings unconstitutional The decision also overturns a 1937 agricultural marketing act provision affecting milk distribution in the New York city area with Justices Reed Black and Douglas dissenting in part and Roberts McReynolds Butler dissenting in others
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Supreme Conc
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Tsidial
Jerney City
Director of Public Safety
Roosevelt
Hague Desiston
McReynolds
Buller
Anstices Roberts
Biack
Dusters Stone
Reed
Snighes
Roberts
Elentt Court
Philadelphia
Krave
C. Sf. O
Clycutt Court
Ryed
New York
Epinion
Congress
Block
Douglas Cull
Hughes
Jaehees McReynolds
Butler
Butler and Roberts
Federal District Court
Agdemture
Wallace
New York City
Theater Fire in Zacatepec Claims Fifty-Two Dead
In Zacatepec Morlox state a theater fire Saturday night killed fifty two people with twenty two bodies recovered and around fifty others missing. A car near an exit exploded spraying flames, and a rainstorm later helped avert further destruction while homes and businesses suffered heavy losses.
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Mexico City
Zacatepec
Morloxtate
Clisteretidge
Divers Begin Tunneling Under Squalus Wreck
Portsmouth New Hampshire reports divers started tunneling under the sunken submarine Squalus, where 26 sailors died. They will bore air-lined tunnels to allow chains to free the wreck for partial salvage and plan to tow the vessel to stations in warmer water from its current 243 feet depth.
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Portsmouth
WN. H
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Wyal
United States
Stellons
Farm youth charged after San Angelo shooting
Adolph Mikeska, 19, a Concho County farm boy, was held on a $4000 bond after being charged with assault with intent to murder Wes Joy Jennings, 23, of San Angelo. Jennings was shot six times with a .32 caliber pistol and reported at a hospital with a chance for recovery.
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San Angelo
Adolph Mikeska
Concho County
Wes Joy Jennings
Jennings
Uniforms to be bought by city workers and police
Wiremen and police will purchase their own uniforms after a Monday city council vote ended the city’s practice of buying them. The move ends an ordinance dating to October 1920 and is projected to save about $10,000 annually. The council also approved gas and supplies for Stinson Field, and Willian Aubrey replaced Dr. Peter Keating on the board. Aubrey is Keating’s son.
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San Antono Frame
Cty
Cooncit Dls
Pre Harutan
Stinson Field
Spraty Board
Willian Aubrey
Peter Keating
Azs
Baach
Aubrey
Keating
House demands probe into lobbying for tax amendments
In Austin on June 5 the Texas House adopted a joint resolution to investigate lobbyists said to press for the sales natural resource tax constitutional amendments. The 99 to 26 vote followed a fiery speech by Rep. J Bryan Bradbury Abilene who charged Wall Street utilities and special interests with pressuring lawmakers and claimed the drive aims to push a draft century scheme. The resolution awaits Senate action and calls for an immediate inquiry into alleged secret influence and if needed to begin at once.
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Austin
House of Representatives
Senate
House
J Bryan Bradbury
Abilene
Texas
Sips
Wall Street
Bradbury
W. Lee O'Dallas
Wil Sobby
Tr Autti
Quad
Polish Envoy Bolvelnv Diugoszowski Returns From Rome
The unexpected return of General Bolvelnv Wieniawa-Drugoszowski Polish ambassador from Rome sparks speculation of Thalian mediation in the Polish German clash over the Free City of Danzig. He was accompanied by Count Galeazzo Clanni Italian foreign minister and will report on a new Rome-Berlin military alliance.
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Pole
Italy
Warsaw
Jiel
Bolvelnv
Wieniawa-Drugoszowski
Rome
Dancly
Wieniawa Diugoszokadt
Sia Ys A Felerat
Galeauzo Clann
Rome Berlly
Germany to Sign Three Nation Pact
Berlin reports Germany plans a non aggression pact with Latvia and Estonia to be signed Wednesday. The agreement follows Germany's annexation of Memel and comes after a treaty with Lithuania.
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Germany
Berlin
Freign
Leung Hat
Latvia
Estonia
Memel
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