Britain protests Portugal over frontier observers withdrawal
London reports that Britain protested to Portugal over the suspension of British observers along the Spanish frontier. Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden stated that Portuguese observers were withdrawn along with a safe pension, and Britain warned Portugal that no withdrawal of facilities for Hibich observers on the frontier opened a path for insurgent-held territories in Spain and possible arms imports.
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London
Great Britain
Portugal
Roroy
Anthony Eder
Hore of Commons
Portumal
Spain
Arbitration Board Threatens Strikers in Boston
A disrupted labor dispute near Boston escalates as arbitration board issues summonses to compel striker attendance. The Massacusetts case centers on W-449 and involved wool handlers and port workers amid ongoing strike actions extending into mid September.
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Boston
Massaciusett
Wandiers
J Owarkel
Shifting Lumber Wagon Injures Yakema Trucker
A lumber wagon in Yakima tipping under a trestle injured driver Stephen Carrico. The wagon shifted backward sending the front of the vehicle upward and pinning him between the wagon and the trestle. Carrico suffered a back sprain and was hospitalized.
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Yakema
Stephen Carrico
Carr
Misfits Hauled Away in City Garbage Cleanup
Sanitary engineer W S Sterley reports city crews removed 248 north regulation containers from county streets on Wednesday. Most carts lacked lids, with many boxes and crates also stacked for disposal alongside the regular garbage route.
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W S. Sterley
Albania War Chief Held in Zog Plot
Vienna reports from Tivdtia Albania state Albania war minister and hundreds of army officers are jailed on charges of conspiracy to topple King Zog. The arrests follow alleged attempts to dethrone the monarchy amid upheaval and political tension.
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Albania
Zog
Vienna
Cinbi
Tivdtia
Albanis
Mouse in Trap Triggers Home Fire Investigation
In Jeffersonville a trap mishap led to a house fire investigation as residents sought answers. Berta Ble believed a misread warning prompted the blaze and authorities examined the incident for clues while responders secured the landmark.
Ethel DuPont Weds Franklin Roosevelt Jr in Wilmington
In Wilmington Delaware on a June day the romance of Ethel DuPont and Franklin Roosevelt Jr culminates in a white tulle wedding at Christ Church with a reception at Owl Nest. The bride walks with her father as twelve hundred guests and family friends attend the ceremony and celebration.
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Wilmington
Del
Ethel DuPont
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Ethel
Frankin
Franklin
Anne Ethel
Rin
Owlk Nest
Lohenghin
Bathal Thors
Christ Church
Anna Rawhtvell Boet
Ginger
Alice DuPont
Lasiiy
Eugene DuPont
Duner's
P Due Pont
Man Hospitalized After Pavement Fall on East Commerce
Anck Frost, 48, of 1040 Victorian Street, was treated at Robert Green Hospital for a broken arm after slipping on wet pavement in the 60d block of East Commerce Street Tuesday afternoon.
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Victorian Street
Robert 8
Green Hospital
East Commerce Street
Britain weighs scrapping neutrality amid Franco Spanish war policy
London and Rome report Prime Minister Chamberlain summoning his cabinet to discuss abandoning the neutrality scheme as Fascist Italy and Germany oppose the Franco British patrol plan. Italy and Germany reject proposals to replace withdrawn warships and press Britain on the Spanish conflict.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
Commons
Downing Street
Chamberlain
Italy
Germany
Spain
Ule
Rome
Great Britain
Jaen
Ttaly
Kareiga
Volucee
S. A. Postal Receipts Rise Six Percent
Postal receipts for June show a six percent increase over the same month in 1936. Estimated June receipts reached 110,479.95 dollars, with Wednesday’s exact total pending, versus 104,724.40 dollars in June 1936. The 1930 figures reflect a twenty percent rise over June 1935.
Nuisance tax extended by Roosevelt signs two year extension
In Washington on June 3 1934 President Roosevelt signed legislation extending for two years the nuisance taxes designed to raise about 825.9 million dollars annually.
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Washington
Roostvelt
Revere
Congress to Defer Crop Control Action
Washington June 30 1936 Congress plans to defer action on grain control until 1938 unless debate over crustal policy extends the current session. Chairman Jones Wennerat of the agricultural committee announced the likely postponement.
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Congress
Washington
Jones Uwennerat
Texas
Nowse Agriculture Com- WitWex
Roosevelt Signs Major Relief Bill For War-Torn Nation
President Roosevelt signed a relief bill allocating 1.5 billion dollars to aid distressed areas. The measure provides 1.4252 billion for WPA relief, 10 million for resettlement administration, and 75 million for the national youth administration to kick in immediately.
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F.D.R. Washington
Weather summary and forecasts for many U S cities
A garbled weather list reports precipitation totals for the period since January 1, noting a deficiency of 27 inches and rainfall of 34.96 inches. It catalogs imminent lunar phases and a long set of city observations with cloudy or clear conditions across the nation, including Atlanta Boston Dallas Fort Worth and New York, with scattered times and notes.
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Cali
Atlanta
Boston
Mass
Clay &Y
Dallas
Glen Ae Ord
Rio
Tex
Bar
Denver
Dea Moines
Towa
Claude
el Paso
Fort Smith Ari
Galveston
Dex
Dent
Efeusten
Huron
Clagiy
Kanena City
Tac Radke
Ark
Cire
Miami
Pia
Olay
Minneimolia
Minn
Clear
San Romery
Gtene
New Orleana
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