Anti Sub Net Protects Valencia In Coast Guard Action
Valencia reports a special vigilance meet and anti submarine defense on the north eastern Mediterranean coast after Barcelona and Catalonia said two cruisers harassed shore points for a second day. Government planes chased warcraft to sea. Defense Minister Indalecia Prelate said Italian seaplance reinforced the Italiap squadron. Two warships fired more than 20 rounds near Ceuta. An insurgent field port in Spanish Ma Torca sent a report from Gibraltar.
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Valencia
Mediterranean
Barcelona
Catalonia
Indalecia
Jnd
Italiap
Jito
Spanish
Ma Torca
Gibraltar
Hearing Continued in Assault Case in New York
An hourlong assault hearing on charges against Realist Adela Rogers BL. Jobs and six others was adjourned for time. Attorneys for the Club the Gay Nineties and Mise St Johns Party cited Witla Wilekt the radio announcer badly hurt and still in Bellevue hospital as a reason for the delay. The court rescheduled the case for June 1.
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New York
Adela Rogers
Jobs
Witla Wilekt
Bellevue Hospital
Strike Closes 36 Stations In Detroit And Pitt
In Detroit and Pittsburgh a strike closed 36 filling stations today after about 135 gas attendants and drivers from Bunny Serve Co walked out demanding higher wages, halting service across the inspected areas.
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Detroit
tNa
Pitt
Bunny Serve Fee OM Company
Fire Reported in Center of Madrid
A brief radio notice quoted by the Sparen Royalist Unsurgent network said a huge fire was burning in the center of Madrid. The report appeared in the explosive phase of a tense day with ongoing conflict in the region.
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Madrid
Paris
King 9
Madeiddale
Sparen
New York University Honors Eight With Honorary Degrees
Jesse H. Jones chairman of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and Charles F. Kettering head of GM Research Corp were among eight individuals awarded honorary degrees by New York University today.
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New York
Joe 3
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Charles Franklin Kettering
General Motors Research Coreporation
New York University
Amelia Studied Maps Ahead of World Flight Debut
Amelia Earhart examined Artea maps today awaiting favorable weather for the next leg of her around the world voyage. She waited to take off in her silver monoplane bound for Khartoum in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan with plans to route toward Niamey, the capital of the French West African colony.
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Onkar
Senegal
Amelia
Earhart
Artea
Miss Earhart
Khartoun
Sudan
Enelarh
Niamey
Migur
Young Woman Hurt in Auto Accident and Other Local Notices
Miss Plara Lowenstein aged 1 of Magnolia drive was treated at Medical and Surgical hospital Wednesday for injuries from a Camden and Richmond streets crash. Velta Martinez five, daughter of Mrs. Maria Martinez of Nevada street, treated at Robert B Green hospital for a head injury after a fall en route to visit mother ill in hospital. Sutherland on Cruise. New York, June 9. Supreme Court Justice George Sutherland sailed for a European voyage after reiterating no intention of returning.
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Plara Lowenstein
Magnolia Drive
Medical and Surgical
Camden
Richmond
Velta Martinez
Maria Martinez
Nevada Street
Robert B. Green
Sutherland
New York
Supreme Court
George Sutherland
Oerasion
Right to photostat county records upheld by court
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals in Tobin v. Knaggs held that Tobin’s aerial photography business may copy deeds title transfers and similar records by photostat. The LaSalle county clerk forbade copying, claiming nuisance and loss of fees. court reversed, saying the fee for copying did not exist for private gain and mandamus not required for open copying.
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Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Edger ‘Tobin
A. U. Enaggs
LaSalle
Tobin
Knaggs
Nso
Kniggs
Edward W. Smith
Rust Spreads in West Wheat Belt
Rust, scourge of wheatlands, is spreading again in the West according to reliable observers. Immediate danger to winter wheat in the Southwest was considered relatively light as harvest nears, though an official said quality and yield in some sections may be reduced.
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Onicago
Baby Boy Born In Taxicab In Los Angeles
A taxi delivery in Los Angeles reports a baby boy born to a mother identified as Mrs Harvieth Carol visiting from Augusta Kansas. The infant was already born by the time the cab reached a downtown intersection and was attended by Dr W C McDermitt, with the mother and child reported doing nicely at General Hospital.
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Los Angeles
Harvieth Carol
Augusta
Kan
Louisa Aully
Carol
Feral Road Ration
San Francisco
Wt. C. McDermitt
Lan Georgina Street
Mather
Som
Jean Harlow Last Rites At Forest Lawn Glendale
A large crowd gathers at Forest Lawn Glendale for Jean Harlow’s funeral. Families and close friends including William Powell Carole Lombard Clark Gable Nelson Eddy and Lionel Barrymore attend the service and pay tribute to the late glamorous star whose favorite flower was gardenias.
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Glendale
Calif
Jean Harlow
Los Angeles
Memorial Park
Pallec
Forest Lawn
Marino Bella
William Powell
Jan
Warner Baxter
Carole Lobard
Clark Gable
Nelson Eddy
Eddy
Jeanette Macs Donald
Rich Gatee
Harlow
Lionel Barryotire
Wallace Heery
Ann Burke
Virginia, Bruce
Joan Crawford
Ronald Colnan
Sid Groungn
Myrna Loy
Una Mer
Lae
Dark Gable
Edward J. Mannix
M-C.-M
Hunt Stromberg
Jack Conway
W. 8
van Dyke
Ray June
Willian Powell
Carey Wilson
Vnery
Jenn
Cloudy Man to Man-tale Weather in San Antonio
Partly cloudy conditions lingered over San Antonio and vicinity for the seventh consecutive day. Weatherman J. I. Jarboc led the briefing noting little eye strain from the sun. Wednesday’s high was forecast around a degree, with a degree drop on Thursday. Moderate southerly winds. A low-probability area was forecast without rain.
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San Antonio
United States
J. 1. Jarboc
Texas
West Texas
Generiy
Pilgrim Pope Urges Awe at Nazi Threat to Catholicism
In Castel Gandolo, Pope Pius meeting Bagvarian pilgrims said conditions in Nazi Germany are "so perilous and dolorous" for Catholicism that they cause one to weep. Berlin reports note Schutz Staffel guards urged the pope to visit Germany to assess the rift between church and state.
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Pope Tella
Castel Gandoleo
Italy
Pius
Nazi Germany
Catholicism
Berlin
Fuehrer
Adolf HilJer
Schutz Staffel
Schwarze Korps
Germany
Hinnelf
Oil Workers End Strike in Mexico
Mexico City reports the end of a national walkout by about eighteen thousand workers after a late-night agreement with the government labor department. The strike halted transportation related industries since May 26 and caused widespread disruption until workers were ordered back to work at noon.
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Mexico City
Labor Department
Boy Survives Lightning Strike in Bellingham
Sixteen year old Raymaid Ogden was struck by lightning and survived after being found limp and unconscious. He was rushed to a hospital with burns on his feet and remains under observation.
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Bellingham
Wash
Raymaid Opeden
Ogden
Japanese Mission to Visit Washington for Talks
A Japanese economic mission will press for discussions with U S administration officials. Led by Chokuuro Kadono, president of Japan's chamber of commerce and industry, the delegation aims to advance talks in Washington this June.
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Washington
Taitishi
DY Chokuuro Kadono
Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Japan
Mayor plans reopening of plant amid labor strikes
The Associated Press reports mayoral actions and union pressures as a Michigan CIO strike settlement in Washington leaves 300000 Saginaw Valley residents without service. Monroe plans to reopen a Republic Steel plant with police support, while Fisher Body in Baltimore and other auto plants faced walkouts.
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Associated Press
Mulo
Chicago
National Labor Relations
Michigan
Committee For Industrial Organization Workers
Washington
John L. Lewis
Saginaw Valley
Sietric Service
Leewure
Dig
White
Consumers Power Company
Martin L. Dryey
Striking
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown
Baltimore
Fisher Body
Whko
Clevioley Motor Company
New York
Daniel A. Knaggs
Monroe
Newton Steel Company
Detroit
Ohio
Timken Roller Hearing Company
Canton
Cannery
4. J. Heinz Company
Caneera
Tillsburgh
American Federation of Labor Union
Watott
East
United Automobile Workers
Gonsunters
Flint
Budd Wheel Company
Ternstedt Manufacturing Company
My Automobie
Boginay
Bay City
Vandal With BB Gun Targets Denver Shop Windows
Police report a phantom vandal using a BB gun damaged plate glass storefronts in Denver. Chief George W. Moc ordered all officers to halt BB pellet barrages as investigations continue. No suspect has been seen after two weeks of nocturnal shooting, with $1560 in damage cited.
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Denver
Falice
George W. Moc
Morland
Odey
Barrege
AllSAIA Plans Arctic Flight From Moscow to San Francisco
Diplomatic sources say the Soviet government plans a transpolar flight by a Russian aviator from Moscow to San Francisco. Officials at the Soviet embassy deny a definite takeoff date but indicate a North Pole base would facilitate the venture. Potential pilot named is Levanovaky, who previously attempted the route in 1935 but returned to Moscow due to an oil feed line issue. Crew at the base includes radio operator Krenke and commander Papanin, with scientists Shirshoff and Fedrome.
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Washington
Moscow
San Francisco
North Pole
Seid Ib
Syisimund Levanovaky
Russia
Levanovaky
Ernest Krenke
Yvan Papanin
Pyotr Shirshoff
Eugene Fedrome
Weather Record From Moscow Radio June Report
Radio Moscow report notes a temperature of 28.4 degrees Fahrenheit with overcast skies. Visibility ranged from five-eighths to one and one fourth miles amid a high ceiling and a limited horizon.
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Pole
Radio 1
Moscow
Court rules bank night drawings in theaters are illegal lotteries
The Court of Criminal Appeals declared theater bank rights constitute lotteries and thus violate law. The decision upholds a $100 fine on Bonham theater proprietor Cole for lottery violations, noting admission pricing created indirect chance of winning. Bank night schemes have spread statewide, influencing proposed legislation.
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Lattimore
Cole
Bonham Picture Show
Sole
Appellant
Fauld
Jose Nimousey
Davykins
Texas
Word Awaited From Chain Theater Heads
HM O'Donnell of the Interstate theater chain in San Antonio said no policy statement until chain officials respond. If the bank night is held at Toekh theater next Tuesday, the prize will be 1600 dollars. A local clothing store executive failed to win 1500 Tuesday night and did not attend the matinee.
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HM O'Donnell
Interstate
San Antonio
Toekh Theater
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