New Registry For U.S. Ships Is Deferred
A United States Maritime Commission official said action on transferring eight United States Line ships to Panama registry will be deferred until a thorough investigation is completed. The commission had approved in principle the transfer of nine vessels but will require assurances the ships will not affect diplomatic protection or operate in belligerent zones.
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United States Maritime Commission
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United States Line
Panama
U. S
United States Lines
Gerald P. Nye
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Bennett C. Clark
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Harding
Maritime Commission
United States
United States Resistry
Ship Union Protests Transfer in Registry
The National Maritime Union objects to United States Lines plan to transfer nine ships to Panamanian registry for wartime trade. President Joseph Curran says American seamen idle by law should be aided by the Maritime Commission and threatens a Washington picket line if not. He accuses the line of evading neutrality laws by changing ship registry.
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United States Lines
National Maritime Union
Joseph Curran
N.M. U
Maritime Commission
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Curran
Union
Washington
U. S
Fire destroys Bisby's Lodge near Old Forge
Fire swept Bisby's Lodge a 60 year old summer hotel near Old Forge yesterday. The Adirondack League Club operated the structure, which was located in the town of seized.
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Longe Old Forge
Bisby's Lodge
Adirondack League Club
June Brice Found In Pilgrim State Hospital In Long Island
The New York Journal American reports June Brice missing showgirl and friend of Judge Joseph Force Crater has been located in Pilgrim State Hospital Brentwood Long Island. Brice aka Jennie Rosalie Holstein also known as Mrs Winthrop Covell, confined since 1936, described as incoherent.
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New York Journal-American Today
June Brice
Columbus
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Supreme Court
Joseph Force Crater
Journal-American
Pilgrim State Hospital
Brentwood
Long Island
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Winthrop Covell
Jennie Rosalie Holstein
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Stella Crater Kunz
Judge Crater
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Columbus State Hospital
M. E. Holstein
Harrison Avenue
H. Winthrop Covell
U. S. Army
Fort Sherman
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Midtown Manhattan
Journal-Americans
Broken Equalizer Blamed for Westfield Derailment
Railroad officials in Springfield attributed the Westfield derailment of a Chicago to Boston express to a broken equalizer on the locomotive tender. The accident injured six passengers seriously and left 57 others bruised or shaken as a crew of 200 worked through the night to right overturned cars and repair tracks.
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Springfield
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Westfield
Boston and Albany Railroad
Death of Dr. Heinrich Neumann, noted ear nose throat specialist
New York report states Dr. Heinrich Neumann aged 66, a world famous nose ear and throat specialist who arrived from Vienna to assist Jewish immigration, died last night from a chronic liver ailment.
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New York
Heinrich Neumann
America
Vienna
Investment expert Robert Rhea dies in Colorado Springs
Robert Rhea, 52, investment consultant from Colorado Springs, Colo., famed for Dow theory advocacy, is reported dead. In Rochester Henry W. Martens, 65, attorney and former Common Council member (1909 1913) died after a six month illness. he was a Rochester native.
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Robert Rhea
Colorado Springs
Col
Dow
Rochester
Henry W. Martens
Common Council
William E. Chilton Dies at 81 Former U S Senator and Publisher
William E. Chilton 81 former U S Senator and publisher of the Charleston Gazette died today in Charleston West Virginia. He was elected to the Senate by the West Virginia Legislature in 1910 and served through 1917 as a Democratic leader in the state.
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William E. Chilton
Charleston
W. Va
U. S
Charleston Gazette
West Virginia
Senate
Molotov Speech and Atlantic Pursuit Highlight 1930s Tensions
The article notes Molotov’s 1935 shift from World Revolution to peace in policy, signaling a Soviet push to spread socialism by exploiting global strife. It also reports Allied sighting of the German pocket battleship Deutschland near the Azores and plans to hunt it and the Admiral Scheer to secure Atlantic shipments.
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Azores Islands
Newfoundland
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Paris
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Georgia Coleman Returns to Hospital in Serious Liver Ailment
Georgia Coleman, noted diving star, was readmitted to a Los Angeles hospital in a serious condition from a liver ailment. Attendants say she is resting comfortably a few hours after her physician warned she is very weak and anything could happen.
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Los Angeles
Georgia Coleman
Blythe W. Pah
Bolshevists push world revolution via Comintern
The Bolshevik leadership formed the Comintern as a world revolution general staff. They aimed to spark mass uprisings in all nations due to postwar distress. They even sold imperial crown jewels to fund overseas work, while resources at home ran short.
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International
Comintern
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