Roosevelt praised as hero by Latin Americans in probe report
In Ecuador, Eduardo Sglavar, a finance counselor, claimed President Roosevelt is seen as a hero by Latin Americans and that relations with the United States are improving. In Fort Benning, Maj. John R. Brooke faces murder inquiry after wife Elizabeth Brooke was found dead from fatal blows, with investigators noting possible strangulation and a cerebral hemorrhage.
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Mystery Death of Army Wife at Fort Benning
Newsmen report a Fort Benning case where Major Brooke’s wife is believed murdered. Federal agents join the investigation as the home is sealed and guarded, with Brooke under restraint and children cared for by neighbors.
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Wyoming Bees Puzzle Experts Seek Decline Reason
Wyomings Department of Agriculture struggles to explain a drop in honey production in 1937 to 4,656,450 pounds despite an increase in bee colonies from 25,850 to 26,250. Director Alling Gardier admits uncertainty about the cause while the public sees related classified ads.
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Fishermen's Plea Riles WPA Clash Amid Roosevelt Query
A Chicago fishing group sought Roosevelt's sympathy after WPA crews clashed with anglers near a city park. The fishermen claim WPA workers halted fishing by watching and authorities revoked licenses to avoid delays. Roosevelt voiced sympathy but said he had not heard the full story before.
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Quotas on China Nay Push Discussed in Washington
The 1922 state department volumes reveal China’s earlier navy plan faced U S opposition and pressure on Bethlehem Shipbuilding to avoid a China contract. Officials cited lack of central authority and volatile local powers as reasons for diplomacy and disarmament efforts. A committee formed to fund raise for promoting Old Spanish Trail tourism in Texas gathered 73 residents to plan a regional advertising drive led by W M McIntosh with city and county leaders pledging support.
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Van Transports Claims to Riches in Prague
Riches from a wealthy Pizen merchant's will attract over 60 claimants in Prague as a van and furniture are reportedly needed to move documents and wealth. The INS dispatch notes many claimants seeking shares in the fortune amid the will's negotiation.
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Ballot Fraud Fears Spark Gurgon Reds Legislation
Special to The Light Boston June 10 probers of subversive activities report a legislative victory as committees approve three measures to curb misuse of election machinery by Communists and other un-American groups. Measures require one year preservation of nomination papers with signatures and detailed minority party expenditure statements and filing of names and addresses of contributors. A crowded hearing heard allegations of wholesale forging by Communists, with witnesses accusing signatures on Cambridge nomination papers. Former Cambridge election chief Dan Leahy testified to mass copying of names by Communist workers, noting 60 000 phony names on last election petitions in Cambridge and 125 000 names claimed on minority petitions.
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Hal A Hamilton Funeral Set in Del Rio
Hal A Hamilton 54 prominent Del Rio land railer and sheep and goat raiser died Thursday. A West Point graduate and former president of both the Sheep and Goat Raisers association and the Del Rio chamber of commerce, he was slated for funeral services in Del Rio on June 10.
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Windsors Have No New Plans for Visit
The London diary reports that the Duchess of Windsor has no new plans for visiting the United States. The item notes no announced changes and reiterates prior arrangements, reflecting ongoing uncertainty about future royal travel.
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