Hoover Warns on Social Security and Freedom at Stanford
Nearly 1000 Stanford graduates heard former President Hoover warn that freedom is the cornerstone of social security and that any system curtailing freedoms harms production. He urged constitutional government and checks on majorities, linking faith in stability, currency, and competitive markets to economic security. The speech, in a ceremony attended by 15,000, stressed work ethics over leisure as essential to national prosperity. A second note covers the Southside Baptist Student Union electing Woodson Ames Wade as president at its tenth annual retreat in Ridgecrest, North Carolina.
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Herbert, Hoover
Hoover
Ray Lyman Wiltur
Stanford
Ing Oress
Nebt
Bower-Fekneg Jnd Holdig
Hogver
Ridgecrest
N.C
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Wade
Southside Baptist
Mexican Ambassador Najera Seeks Uplift of Mexico Affairs
The Mexican ambassador to the United States expresses confidence that Mexicans will support Freeident Lassro Cardenas and his policies. Najera tells San Antonio crowds that the political crisis in Mexico has passed and that further steps will unfold as he travels to Dallas Mauston and St. Louis before returning to Washington.
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Lassro Cardenas
Castilo Najera
Bobassador
Washington
San Antonio
Mexico City
Mexifear
Texas
Adador Thoredeep
Ambasador Najera
Hng
Plutarco Galles
Sinta
Adl
Dallas
Mauston
St. Louis
Ambas Tdor Najera
Rafael
Colims
San Antonios
Etexican
CCC Headquarters Moves to Brewery in West Texas District
The CCS complex relocates its headquarters to a brewery site in the West Texas district near Houston. Local reports indicate the move marks a shift from former offices to the Lone Star Bravery property, with ongoing adjustments beginning Monday morning.
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West Texas
CCS
Lovaled
AL Toté
Samy
Houston
FAA Vetoes Refund Bill in Roosevelt Era Budget Clash
The bill would have let building and loan associations receive tax refunds despite missing presecured deadlines. President Roosevelt vetoed the measure, citing fiscal concerns and policy priorities. The veto marks a clash between congressional tax relief ambitions and executive budget discipline in June.
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Washington, D.C
Redoes
Roosevelt
Army Clerks at Fort Sam Hows Motivate Typewriter Care
Army clerks at Fort Sam Hows Molday heed a general memorandum from Brig. Gen. Frink Bolles urging better care of typewriters. The memorandum notes repairs have become frequent and that clerks should not request cleaning or major adjustments. Clerks will be held responsible for proper care and oiling of their typewriters.
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Frink
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President to See Harvard Yale Race in New London
President Roosevelt plans to travel to New London Conn to observe the Harvard Yale crew race Friday. The trip includes his son, a Harvard Junior varsity rower, as part of the event.
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Yale
Washington
B. C
Roosevelt
New London
Conn
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Yanklaide
Chief of Artillery Due at Fort Sam Houston
Major General Upton Jr scheduled to arrive at Fort Sam Houston Monday for inspection. He will be met by an honor guard and proceed with the artillery post duties.
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Upton the Jr
United States Pinro Artillery
Fort Sam Houston
Moniay
Hepe
Hener
Japs See New Provocative Incident
Tokyo dispatch reports the Kwantung army may depose Gen Sung Cheh Yuen governor of Chehar provinces and threaten more Chinese expulsions if the Chinese national government does not remove him. The move follows Sung’s anti Japanese actions and border clashes with Manchoukuo troops.
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Manchoukuo
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Chehar
Ning
Military Council
Sung
Sung Chen-Yuan
Hsinkine
Dita “Minami
Kwantung Army
Sing
Manchoukuan
Canton’s Largest Cruisers Desert
Hongkong reports Canton’s two largest cruisers Haicis and Haj shen diverted to sea after heavy bombardment from forts. The ships ran aground for about 20 hours near Whatopoes as troops shelled shore positions. Crew members, mainly northerners, had complained about pay and conditions of service.
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Canty
Opal Bocateris
Canton
Whatopoes
Britain Concerned in Sina Crisis
London reports Britain has asked Japan and China for clarification of claims Japan is pushing to control appointing new officials in North China. Semi official circles say Britain may view this as a grave development and could lead to representation under the Nine-Power Treaty.
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London
Great Britain
Japan
China
War Babies Called as Nazi Conscripts in Germany
BERLIN June 17. Ins. Con script ion was launched as the first of more than a million war babies born to fathers on the western fronts report for military medical examinations. The youths, from classes 1914 and 1883, will face a year of compulsory service in the army and air forces.
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Berlly
INS
Germany
U S Quits Insull Extradition Fight To Chicago Trial
The United States ends its effort to extradite Martin Insull from Canada for trial in Chicago. State department officials declined comment. Norman Somerville, the Canadian attorney for the government, reportedly planned to withdraw the official extradition request.
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Washington, D. C
Dans
United States
Martin Insult
Canada
Chicago
State Department
Norman Somerville
Insull
Divorce Verdict Clears Evelyn Schimmel in Adultery Claim
A Thirty-seventh District jury found in favor of the defendant Vernon Schimmel in a divorce case against Evelyn Schimmel. The verdict absolved her of adultery allegations and found no grounds for other claims of misconduct or drama with other women. Judge Howard presided. Judge Care read the verdict.
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Vernon
Howart Menday
Evelyn Rawley Schiaamal
Pista
Schioumel
Attirneys
Shah
Lyddane Re-Trial Hangs in Balance
ROCKVILLE Ba June 1 Over three judges who tried John M Boland for complicity in a suspected double murder plot failed to reach a verdict and discharged Boland after testimony on charges that the blonde bank clerk plotted one murder of her husband. Boland was among three underworld figures accused of conspiring with Mrs Lyddane.
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John M. Boland
Sainst
Ais
Aline Lyddane
Ahy
Htab
Boland
Lydfiane
Bandits Kidnap Indiana Sheriff and Escape
Jasper Indiana June 1. Sheriff Luegers, 38, was kidnapped and found dead by heavily armed bandits who forced him into a stolen vehicle after releasing an arrest in front of the DuPo is county jail. Police pursued the Bunmen across the southern Indiana roads as details remain unclear.
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Ind
Jnne
Sherif
Luegers
Souther
Indiana
DuPois
Theri? Luegers
Say
Official opens battle on New Deal graft claims
Washington dispatch reports former assistant secretary of commerce Mitchell, ousted by President Roosevelt, alleging widespread favoritism and corruption in multiple Washington departments. He cites the commerce and steamboat inspection services and criticizes the Leviathan subsidy deal and delayed reform efforts under Secretary Roper.
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Ewing ¥. Mitchell
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Jess
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Ueder
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United States Lines Company
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Leviathan
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Michell
Hite
Imitcheh
Cavier
Esse Jones
Ie Reconstruction Finance Corporation
HEC Mortage Company
Cialind
Puritan Laundry Ad Promises Rainy Day Cleaning
An imperfect OCR fragment advertises Puritan Laundry at 4 8 So Flores, promising washing services during ongoing stormy, rainy weather. The readable text hints at a laundry business location in an urban area.
Chauffeur in custody after two dying girls found in park
In Hollywood on June 4 a chauffeur named David Mansell reported finding two dying girls on a bench near Valentine Park. He said one girl, who gave the name Mary Pentier, told him she had been drugged and attacked after he picked her up Saturday. She later died without regaining consciousness.
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Angeles
Vavid Mansell
Valentine Park
Follywood
Poller
Mansell
Mary Pentier
War Said
Real Estate Man Faces Life in Pen Slaying Case
WEST PLAINS Mo June real estate man Edwards Thayer Mo was to be sentenced today by Judge W D H Green for the slaying of his stepson Oscar Bushart. Edwards was convicted by a jury which recommended life imprisonment and exclusion from parole. He was found guilty of plotting the murder to collect life insurance.
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Rurns
Edwards,Thayer
W. D. H. Green
Oscar Bushart
Edwards
Ute
Parcign
Bushart
Jwls
AUS Arrsurance
Deputies Mistaken by Flood Waters Near 409 South Pine Street
Deputies responded to a disturbance call on Monday morning at 409 South Pine Street in Cenaty. They found flood waters and confusion, with witnesses giving unclear statements. Deputies returned to the office after assessing the scene.
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Pinte Street
Cenaty Sherifis
Mats
J. We
Fitch
Dlavan Etyes
Governor Cochran Uses National Guard Over Omaha Streetcars
Governor R K Cochran deployed the national guard to take over Omaha streetcar operation after the streetcar company failed to meet his demand for an arbitrator. The action followed a directors meeting and a threat to run cars under guard. The 3800 guardsmen, led by Gen. Male, occupied streets while talks with union representatives continued.
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Nth
Hina
R. K. Cochran
Oihe
IL Am
Copvernor Cochran
Hig
Siun- Tonic
Hon
Pagl
National Guard
Martin Jew
Covernoy Cochran
Atelkers
Igor
Hiwryt
Most Bowerman
Omala Ce i al Yahor Union
Soviet predicts large grain crop against revolution era
Moscow June 17 The central state commission predicts the largest grain harvest since the revolution in the Soviet Union. This year's crop is expected to exceed even the bumper yield of 1933.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Central State Commission
Boonkyer
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