England Will Default June Payment DISSENSION BREAKS OUT UNION RANKS TODAY
State patrol is called in as dissension splits the Sawmill and Timber Workers Union over leadership actions linked to the Northwest Council. In Longview, officers ordered pickets to stop blocking traffic to mills while more state officers arrived.
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England
Sawmill and Timber Workers Union
A. W. Muir
International Carpenters and Joiners Union
Northwest Council
Longview
State Patrol
Dizzy Dean Plans Appeal Over Criticism From Teammates
Pittsburgh June 8 Dizzy Dean said he will appeal his case to President Sam Breadon and other officials after being accused of not bearing down He claimed he is bearing down and doing his best but teammates Frankie Frisch and others disagree Dean even hinted at a possible trade to another club, preferably the Cubs or Dodgers
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis
Cardinals
Sam Breadon
Dean
Frankie Frisch
Dizzy
Cubs
Broklyn
Helen Wills Moody Narrow Win in Comeback Match
at Weybridge England June 8 former international champion Helen Wills Moody staged a tentative return to tennis, edging a challenger in a tight affair as she resumes competition after injury and time away from the court.
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Helen Wills Moody
Associated Press
Weybridge
Eng
Searching For A Cadillac, Blonde Woman Driver
Seattle authorities pursued Gladys West and Don Dawer in a Cadillac linked to the George Weyerhaeuser kidnaping case. Investigators traced a 1929 Cadillac sedan in Utah and a ransom payment reportedly fitting the incident. Federal agents denied a Brigham City gasoline exchange tied to the release.
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Associated Press
Seattle
George Weyerhaeuser
Banco
Utah
Brigham City
Department of Investigation
Gladys West
Don Dawer
Bunco
Washington
Miss West
Two Boys Die in Sequim Dynamite Blast
In Sequim Washington on June 8 a dynamite explosion wrecked a house killing two boys, 17 year olds Howard Taylor and Jack Spiecker. Two others 86 and 16 were critically injured. a 22 rifle is suspected to have ignited the blast.
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Associated Press
Sequim
Washington
Howard Taylor
H. D. Taylor
Jack Spiecker
Henry Emery
Jack Knappman
Spiecker
Velma Spiecker
G Men Seek Percy Minnie in Kidnapping Case
Authorities deny reports twenty ransom notes found in Salt Lake City or that EB J Connelly flew to Utah. Seattle and Tacoma police pursue a man and woman nicknamed Percy and Minnie as an airplane search targets the kidnapers lair. A light blanket found near Issaquah hints at staged victim wrapping while Grangeville money cases prompt two releases. The case remains quiet and the search broadens beyond Tacoma and Seattle.
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Associated Press
Tacoma
Salt Lake City
EB. J. Connelly
Department of Justice
Utah
Seattle
Nathan
Grangeville
Idaho
Percy
Minnie
Issaquah
Great Britain Sees Likely Default This June
Report analyzes forecasts that Britain may default again in June with commentators noting possible ripple effects. Analysts caution about financial strain and potential spillovers to other nations following similar patterns.
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Great Britain
San Miguel Kidnapping Update and Ransom Controversy
Havana reports indicate San Miguel’s kidnappers failed to secure a $286,000 ransom after police blockade. Authorities raid associates, seize the bodyguard, and note abductors’ messages while government worries payment could fuel opposition. Also from Washington Britain warns of possible war debt default affecting US loans as Finland prioritizes payments.
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Havana
F San Miguel
San Miguel
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Friends of
United Sta
Finland
Orders Given To Have Army Ready Move Into China
Tokyo reports that Japan ordered war units in Manchoukuo to prepare for invasion of China if the Chinese government does not submit to Tokyo by Tuesday. Dispatches say units in Manchuria may move southward across the Great Wall if needed, with emphasis on removing Chinese forces from Hopei Province to maintain peace on the frontier.
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China
Associated Press
Tokyo
Japan
Manchoukuo
Manchoura
Manchoukas
Manchuria
Great Wall
Peiping
Hopei Province
United States Davis Cup Team Heads to England
The United States Davis Cup team travels to England aboard the Washington with eight members led by Captain Joseph Ware of Philadelphia. Participants include Wilmer Alliston Austin Texas Sidney B Wood New York John Van Ryn Philadelphia Gene Maka Los Angeles Donald Budge Oakland trainer Harry Hillman Dartmouth and Mrs Wood. The US faces the European zone winner July 20 23.
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England
Washington
Josph Ware
Philadelphia
Wilmer Alliston
Austin
Texas
Sidney B. Wood
New York
John van Ryn
Gene Maka
Los Angeles
Donald Budge
Oakland
Harry Hillman
Dartmouth
Wood
United States
Flying to Point Barrow On Quick Route From Barrow
Pilot Frank Whaley and Harry Nelson of Roust Airways fly to Point Barrow with Deputy U S Marshal Joe Crabtree aboard. An insane native person is to be transported to Nome from Barrow. The flight is expected to return by Monday.
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Frank Whaley
Roust Airways
Harry Nelson
Point Barrow
U. S
Joe Crabtree
Nome
Barrow
Mussolini Caps Off Italy’s Soldiers Before Africa Move
In Sardinia Mussolini told departing troops Italy will settle old accounts with Ethiopia and ignore outside opposition. He urged unity and discipline as the division ships out for Africa while Italy’s capital celebrates the departure. The address emphasized determination and loyalty to the king and duce.
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Associated Press
Cagliari
Sardinia
Mussolini
Africa
Ethiopia
Great Britain
Italy
Offers Babe Ruth Job With Semi-Pro Chicago Mills
June 8 Chicago Mills manager Bill Harley offered Babe Ruth ten thousand dollars to play the last half of the season with a two month vacation before reporting. Harley said Ruth could join the semi pro team immediately.
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Babe Ruth
Associated Press
Chicago
Bill Harley
Chicago Mills
Harley
Ruth
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