Detroit Storm Kills Two Damages City and Cars
A severe Detroit storm caused two deaths and extensive damage across the city. A 33 year old bride Hazel Taylor died from lightning, 15 year old William Gattamelata perished when a crane toppled. A Live wire accident injured Joseph Kochanski, others hurt by debris. Roofs collapsed onto cars at several intersections. an American Airlines plane diverted to Selfridge Field. The press box blew off Navin Field grandstand. St John’s Episcopal Church tower shattered. Classified ads urged readers to phone ads for quick replies.
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William Gattamelata
American Airlines
New York
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Chicago
Selfridge Field Army
Mt Clemens
Mich
Joseph Campau
Madison Avenues
Navin Field
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Woodward Avenue
Vernor Highway
Warburgs Book and Republican Propaganda
A critique of Warburgs new book and its promoters the du Pont Liberty League and the Republican National Committee. The piece argues the anti New Deal propaganda mirrors the earlier best seller claims and questions Warburgs credibility while noting his shift from financier adviser to political commentator. It highlights the minority partys efforts to shape policy and the lack of concrete detail in opposing plans.
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du Pont Liberty League
New York Times
Doubleday, Doran and Company
Economic Conference
Hall
Hoover
Mr. Warburg
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Paten
Colonel Knox
Chicago
Youthful Robinson Crusoes Give U S Claim To Tiny Isles
American officials say a group of Hawaiian descent youths stationed on Howland Baker and Jarvis islands have cemented U S sovereignty claims. The three uninhabited islets lie 1 000 miles from Honolulu and could serve as air route stepping stones to the Antipodes.
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Baker and
Jarvis
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New Zealand
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Midway
Wake
Guam
Orient
Bureau of Air Commerce
Great Britain
House of Commons
J. H Thomas
Britain
Ued
Coast Guard
Antipodes
Jarvis Island
Howland and
Baker
Samuel W. King
Hawaii
Three Islands
King
Mid Pacific
Baker Islands
Itasca
Cleveland convention and the Republican platform
The draft outlines anticipation for the Cleveland convention. Expectation centers on the maneuvering and shuffling involved in crafting a platform that gains aura and importance, even if the content remains vague and ceremonial.
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Cleveland
Nineteen Maryland Clubs in Handicap Golf Match
Nineteen four man teams from Maryland clubs compete this afternoon in an 18 hole handicap match at Fountain Head Club. Play began at 1 o clock with teams ready to test their clubs and players in the event.
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Fountain Head Club
Maryland
Maryland State Golf Association Medal Play Tourney
The match is a medal play event conducted under United States Golf Association rules.
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Maryland State Golf Association
U.S. G
Democrats Study Farm Tenant Plank for Platform
President Roosevelt said he would give earnest consideration to a plank proposed by six Town Congressmen to aid farm tenants. James A. Farley announced the loan proposal would be referred to the platform committee in Philadelphia for inclusion in the Democratic platform.
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Washington
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Platform
Philadelphia
Fame Fails to Boost Ticket Sales at Lakewood Camp
Although the bout is two weeks away, more tickets have been sold at Louis training camp in Lakewood than for the Baet and Carnéra fights. Sophomore stars, lauded as freshmen, blame their celebrity for a disappointing season.
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Louis
Lakewood
Carnéra
Lions Club hears on child health center progress
Dr H Edwin Blair outlined the infant and children health center oper ated for six months by volunteers at the Lions Club meeting in Hotel Alexander. The program helps under provided children with examinations and treatment and supplies cod liver oil and milk funded by local donors through the babies milk fund. Delegates to the Providence Lions International Convention July 21 24 include Roy Hoffman H W McElwee with Dr 0 H Binkley and Dr B B Kneisley as alternates. District Convention in Cumberland Md June 21 23 lists Roy Hoffman H W McElwee J S Foliz F D Spofford with alternates John H Howard Scott R McKane Thos J Cullum V Eldridge.
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Lions Club
Hotel Alexander
Babies’ Milk Fund
Lions
Providence
Roy Hoffman
H. W. McElwee
H. Binkley
B. B. Kneisley
Lions Clubs
Cumberland
H. W. ‘McElwee
J. S. Foliz
F. D. Spofford
John H. Howard
Scott R. McKane
Thos. J. Cullum
V. Eldridge
Surrender Reported in Nicaraguan Rebel Struggle
Managua June 2 AP report states leaders of an Army revolt announced the surrender of a Loyalist stronghold and the impending fall of another. For three days Sacasa forces held out at a fortress in Leon and the presidential palace where he is besieged.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Juan B. Sacasa
Leom
Sacasa
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