Hitler Moves Preparedness Measures In Spanish Waters
Berlin reports Chancellor Hitler has ordered German U boats sent to Spanish waters as a preparedness move to deter any Spanish government attack. The action follows demands for protection of German warships amid the Spanish crisis and London Non Inter intervention chatter. Mussolini and Blomberg reportedly coordinate a larger drive with Franco against Bilbao. General Mola is said to have been killed in an airplane crash.
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Berlin
Hitler
London
Germany
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Werner von Blomberg
Spain
Mola
Paris
Bilbao
Two Sides To Steel Strike Good And Bad
Gov. Martin L. Davey in Ohio expressed optimism for an early steel strike settlement to send 72,000 workers back to mills. He met with steel company officials as Phillip Murray called a strategy council to tighten strike lines. A picket, Steve Young, 55, was slightly wounded in a line skirmish amid Memorial Day unrest in Chicago. Funerals were held for five men killed in South Chicago disturbances. Cleveland councilmen planned a protest against using a local flying field to deliver food to workers in besieged plants.
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Warren
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Davey
Phillip Murray
Steve Young
Cleveland
Sunday Chronicle Discontinues Sunday Edition
The May 30 issue marks the end of the Chronicle Sunday edition. Principal features including the eight page comic section will move to the weekend edition, aligning with the Empire on Saturdays.
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The
Ketchikan Chronicle
What Will He Be Up to Next Duke's Career After Marriage
The Duke of Windsor faces a life change after his marriage today to the woman who led him to renounce a throne. He could pivot to roles as a stylish promoter, household name, or empire salesman based on his past image. He is praised as a snappy dresser who boosted British industry, a skilled host who can mix cocktails, and a well heeled traveler who values golf, riding, swimming, and tennis. He is described as democratic with an engaging personality and deep knowledge of international territory, having spent 14 years after the war making 10 journeys abroad to promote the crown and British trade.
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Duke of Windsor
Senators and Ambassadors Clash Over Foreign Policy
Washington reports show Nye and other senators clashing with Ambassadors over a Berlin letter alleging a billionaire plot to install a puppet dictator. Nye urged a German and Italian arms embargo, arguing war conditions from Nazi-Fascist Spain expeditions justify neutrality act use, while Dodd’s warning and State Department reactions stir interagency tensions.
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Washington
Nye
North Dakota
Dodd
Berlin
White House
State Department
Germany
Italy
Fishing party of five killed in Oregon crash near Lapine
A car carrying five men and one woman collided with a tree near Lapine Oregon on June 3. Four men died instantly and the woman with the remaining men died soon after at a hospital. The dead include Portland firemen Garrett Paulson and Joe Heath.
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Bend
Oregon
Lapine
Portland
Garrett Paulson
Joe Heath
Film strikers warned to join ranks or be repudiated
Hollywood June 3 strike leaders of the Federated Motion Picture Crafts were warned by the International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employees to join the union or be repudiated. In other news, skeletons of more than two dozen deer were found in a deep rocky pit in northern California.
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Hollywood
Cal
Federated Motion Picture Crafts
International Aliance of Theatrical and Stage Employees
Sonar
California
Commerce Secretary Warns on Postarmament Low Mood
Washington June 3 Daniel R Roper Secretary of Commerce warned of the risk of a low mood resulting from an abrupt letdown after heavy buying for armament purposes This marks the first official U S concern about how foreign rearmament may affect American business.
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Washington
Daniel R. Roper
Air mail launches to interior British Columbia
Grant McConachie, president of United Air Transport Limited, departed with 15 sacks of mail to inaugurate the first air mail service to interior British Columbia. The route links Prince George Fort St James Mansion Creek and Takla Landing.
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Prince Rupert
B. C
Grant McConachie
United Air Transport, Limited
British Columbia
Prince George
Fort St. James
Mansion Creek
Takla Landing
Missing Balto Gasboat En Route Kodiak To Be Missing
Coast Guard Tallapoosa reports Balto, a four man crew from Anacortes, missing since last Monday's gale while bound from Taku to Kodiak Island Alaska. Names include Lyle Blackwell Claude Mc Kerr and Vaden Propst with one other unknown. Rio de Oro found behind Seal Island. Barge from tug Georgia off Cape Hinchinbrook still missing.
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Coast Guard
Tallapoosa
Jubeau
Gesboat Balto
Anacortes
Taku
Kodiak Island
Alaska
Lyle Blackwell
Claude McKerr
Vaden Propst
Tallapoosa Inter
Seal Island
Prince William Sound
Georgia
Cape Hinchinbrook
Treasury Ends 11 Months Away in Red
The Treasury ended the first eleven months of the current fiscal year $2,377,000,000 in the red. President Roosevelt forecast a deficit of several hundred thousand dollars more before the fiscal year ends on June 30.
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Washington
Treasury
Roosevelt
Strike at Bellingham Evening News Shuts Paper
Four editorial workers of the Bellingham Evening News went on strike in Bellingham Washington. They formed a picket line around the plant with aid from other unionists. Typographical Union members were blocked from entering the building. They demand higher pay and shorter hours. The paper is owned by Tacoma capitalist S A Perkins who also owns the Daily Olympian and Alaska Transportation Company.
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Wash
Bellingham Evening News
Newspaper Guild
Typographical Union
8. A. Perkins
Tacoma Capitalist
Daily Olympian
Olympia, Wash
Alaska, Transportation Company
Evelyn Berg
Earhart Sets 750 Mile Flight From Caripito To Paramaribo
Amelia Earhart and Noonan launched from Caripito Venezuela at 3 48 this morning on a 750 mile leg to Paramaribo Netherlands Guiana. A 5 hour 2 minute flight was logged by 12 55 e clock. In California girls polo games continue with a season ending tournament at Pebble Beach.
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Zaramaribo
Noonan
Caripito
Veneastela
Miami
Florida
Amelia Earhart
Venezuela
Paramaribo
Netherlands
California
Pebble Beach
Mining in Alaska Shows Big Increase in 1936 Output
The Interior Department via the Geological Survey reports Alaska mined minerals worth 23.594 million dollars in 1936, up from 18.312 million in 1935. Since 1880 total territory output reached 722.222 million dollars. The year’s gains span both lode and placer gold, with prices generally higher and quantities rising, suggesting lasting production potential.
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Alaska
Interior Department
Geological Survey
Russia
Warning to labor unions voiced by ex-Treasury secretary
New York June 3 Ogden Mills former Secretary of the Treasury warned that without wise leadership and organized flexible voluntary action labor unions may act as a brake on prosperity and expansion He cited Italy and Germany where unions grew powerful enough to dominate the state and then became slaves of the state
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New York
Ogden Mills
Secretary of the Treasury
Girl and Boy Sentenced to State Prison in Murder Case
Jersey City June 3 Gladys MacKnight 17 and her former choir boy sweetheart Donald Wightman 19 were sentenced to 29 to 30 years at hard labor in the state prison for the second degree murder of the girl's mother after she objected to their liberties.
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Jersey City
N. J
Gladys MacKnight
Donald Wightman
Jean Harlow Confined at Home With Gall Bladder Inflammation
Beverly Hills on June 3 Jean Harlow has been stricken with inflammation of the gall bladder and is confined to her home under the care of her physician.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Jean Harlow
Duke and Wallis Warfield marry at Monts France
June 3 in Chateau de Candé Monts France the Duke of Windsor and Mrs Wallis Warfield American were married in a two ceremony event. The Anglican service followed a formal civil rite in the Laura Sixteenths Room witnesses and media present. The Rev Jardine defied church authorities to wed them.
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Monts
France
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Touraine
Duke
Wallis
Roly Poly
Charles Mercier
Laura Sixteenths
Darlington
England
R. Anderson Jardine
Edward
London
Jardine
Wallie Warfield
Tha
Tiniest Quint Has More Teeth Than Sisters
In Callendar Ontario Marie the tiniest of the five Dionne quintuplets reports more teeth than siblings. Doctor Dafoe notes Marie now has eighteen teeth, one more than Cecile and two more than Yvonne Emile and Annette, with weight around twenty eight pounds. Annette remains the heaviest at about thirty one and one half pounds.
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Ontaro
Marie
Dionnes
Alan Roy Dafoe
Cecile
Yvonne
Emile
Annette
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