Japanese Land Forces Move In South China Coast
Japanese warships and marines landed at Amoy in Fukien province as Beijing reports indicate a naval squadron anchored there. Dispatches say delayed orders sent ships northward while Guangzhou and Nanking troops concentrate in Hunan as Canton urges immediate action to resist Japanese aggression. Chiang Kai-shek remains focused on peace while Canton mass meeting calls for mobilization and foreign pressure to fight Japan.
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Pukien
Canton
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Nankin
Kwangtung
South China
Foochow
Nanking
Hunan
America
Leaders plan quit by June 20 as Congress stalls
Washington dispatch notes Republicans gathering for a national convention while Democrats prepare for Philadelphia. With tax reform unresolved, House and Senate conferees adjourned to Monday after a recess, aiming to report by June 20 as key issues remain unsettled.
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Congress
Philadelphia
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Senate
Treasury Post Office
Interior Department
District of Columbia
Robinson-Patman Chain Store
Noted Stage and Screen Star Improves in Riverside
Riverside California June 13 W C Fields noted stage and screen comedian showed improvement today his temperature dropping two degrees to 101 in hospital care after the doctor said he is in the first stage of pneumonia Dr Jesse Citron added the outlook remains cautiously hopeful with best possible outcome hoped.
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Calif
W. C. Fields
Fields
Jesse Citron
Citron
Government delivers bonus bonds to veterans
Three federal agencies worked overtime to send nearly 3,000,000 bond and check packets to World War II veterans. The Treasury prepared 2,670,514 envelopes for shipment and the Veterans Administration says 3,517,000 veterans are entitled. First shipments leave Washington and 11 reserve city post offices at midnight Sunday, with delivery in large cities by Monday night and in smaller towns by Tuesday or Wednesday. Checks will be mailed later from 248 paying centers.
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Veterans Administration
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Passenger air line to open in Idaho soon
Idaho plans an intra state air passenger service between Boise and Pocatello via Nampa Twin Falls and Burley. The Capital Air Line will operate a $10 500 aircraft at 170 mph with four passengers and 200 pounds of baggage. Chief pilot Bob King announced the ship arrived from Los Angeles and the start date may shift to July 30.
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Boise
Idaho
Pocatello
Nampa
Twin Falls
Burley
Bob King
Capital Air Line
Los Angeles
Broker Dies in New Orleans After Brief Illness
Leon Gibert a 69 year old cotton broker died in New Orleans today after a brief illness. He was well known in the cotton trading community and leaves a widow and two children. The funeral arrangements are pending at a local funeral home.
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New Orleans
Leon Gibert
Co Pilot Eugene Schacher dies after flaming plane crash
Co Pilot Eugene Schacher 33 died after a 7000 foot plunge near Ferris while saving passengers including Jesse Jones chairman of Reconstruction Finance Corp. Ed Hefley credited Schacher with courage as flames filled the cabin and he warned passengers of a hard landing.
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Tex
Eugene Schacher
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Pinance Corporation
Ferris
Jones
W. P. Hobby
Joe Toomey
Houston
Ed Hefley
Schacher
Dean Predicts Cardinals Yankees World Series Victory
Dizzy Dean, after winning his 12th game, forecast the St. Louis Cardinals will meet the New York Yankees in the World Series. He also backed the Cubs for second, Pirates third, and labeled the Giants as also fans, while predicting the Yankees to top the Red Sox by about 10 games.
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Dizzy Dean
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New York Yankes
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Pirates
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Vienna divorcee seeks judgment against portrait painter
Mrs. Berta Sigall of Vienna, divorced wife of Josef Sigall the portrait painter, filed through an attorney a motion in superior court asking a summary judgment of 8131 dollars against the painter.
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Calif
Berta Sigall
Vienna
Josef Sigall
Superior
FDR Addresses Memorial Honor for Northwest Rebel Hero
President Roosevelt on a Roosevelt train voyage honors a Revolutionary War hero linked to a Northwest capture. He appeals for broad constitutional purposes to boost economic and social reform, warns against foreign entanglements, and visits Texas and Arkansas towns before returning to Washington.
Idaho editorial group calls for investigation of officials on publication laws
Lewiston June 13 The Idaho State Editorial association adopted a resolution at its closing session demanding an investigation into alleged failures by public officials to enforce state laws requiring newspaper publication of financial statements. G C Maxwell Shoshone spoke on propaganda issues and Aden Hyde Caldwell on lottery publicity problems.
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Idaho State Editorial Association
G. C. Maxwell
Shoshone
Aden Hyde
Caldwell
Boise Man John Monahan Dies at 99 in City
John Monahan of Boise died here tonight at age 99 six months short of his 100th birthday. Born in Borden Town New Jersey in December 1837 he came to Idaho fifty years ago.
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John Monahan
Ben
Bordentown
N. J
Idaho
Albion State Normal enrolls 226, breaks 1926 record
President R. H. Snyder reports Albion State Normal College reached 226 students by the end of the first week of summer school in Albion Idaho. This marks the largest enrollment since 1926.
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Idaho
Albion State Normal
R. H. Snyder
Republican High Command Plans Action to Open Campaign
In Cleveland on June 18 Associated Press reports the Republican high command mapped a militant whirlwind opening for the campaign to defeat Roosevelt. John D. M. Hamilton is named as the spearhead and new chairman of the national committee.
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Roosevelt
High Command
John D. M. Hamilton
National Committee
Mix Attacks Farm Policy In Idaho Campaign
Boise June 13 Lieut Gov G P Mix of Moscow candidate for the democratic gubernatorial nomination criticized the republican national farm plank as unsatisfactory to Idaho farmers. He urged continued production control and warned that without it prosperity would lag. Some plans for a broader anti new deal campaign were discussed as Kansas Governor Landon and Col Knox prepared to rev up party efforts.
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Las Vees figure freed after currency probe in Madrid
In Madrid on June 13, Fulgensi of Las Vees was detained during an investigation into currency allegations. He was granted provisional liberty tonight as authorities pursue the case.
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Ip Min Fulgensi
Las Vees
Spain
Democrats Close to Philadelphia Demo Convention Opening
Democratic leaders prepared for the Philadelphia national convention set to open June 23 to renominate President Roosevelt. Senator Barkley drafted the keynote as temporary chairman while the planning team worked on seating, hotel arrangements, and publicity.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
Emil Huria
James A. Parley
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Charles Michelson
Landon Visits Independence Delegation Adds New Straw Hat
Governor Alf M Landon spent the day in Independence Kansas meeting nearly 200 residents including his father John Landon and Mrs Landon The delegation led by Mayor Ralph C Mitchell presented a new straw hat with a joke about the old one fitting the governor then he wore the hat in the office and joked about fitting in with the campaign strategy delayed to next week
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Alf M. Landon
Cleveland
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Weddings Upon Graduation at West Point
Seventeen new second lieutenants from the United States Military Academy were married on the post today after graduation. The ceremonies occurred at the Cadet Chapel and the Holy Trinity Catholic Chapel, and cadets are not allowed to marry before graduation.
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Holy Trinity Catholic Chapel
Borah Friends Forecast Delay in Landon Decision
Mutual friends forecast a breathing spell delaying Senator Borah's stance on Landon's presidential bid. He will watch Kansas Governor Landon and seek mature view on platform issues, delaying a public decision until after Landon's speech.
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Associated Press
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William F Borah
Alf M. Landon
Tolahoan
Kansas
Whitaker opposes Moscow four-year university plan
W P Whitaker of Pocatello the Bannock county commission chair and Democratic gubernatorial candidate said he supports a four-year school at Moscow only after strengthening that institution and without new taxes. He denied pledging support for a Pocatello campus and called the educational field rumor unfounded.
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W. P. Whitaker
Pocatello
Bannock County
Paris Strikes Backed by 40 Hour Week and Paid Vacations
Paris reports pause in a two week strike wave as labor groups win passage of 40 hour week paid vacations and restored pay for government workers. Premier Blum says a return to normality is near while rejecting a British plan to split League members.
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France
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Leon Blum
League of Nations
Blum
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
WPA Order Averted in Boise Says Idaho Director
Idaho WPA director L Hood reported a temporary shutdown affecting 7200 workers has been averted. Funds should cover operations through July, preventing a one month pause seen earlier. Improvements in private industry and Rust project absorption aided the recovery. Fiscal year ends June 30 with funds available for July 1.
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P—J. L. Hood
Idaho
WPA
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Landon says he will remain Kansas governor during campaign
Governor Alf M. Landon stated he has no plans to resign as governor during his presidential run. He affirmed he would continue in office and dismissed reports of an imminent departure.
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Kas
Alf M. Landon
Portland Couple Obtain Marriage License
Gilbert Breding of American Falls Idaho and Gertrude Roth of Portland Oregon obtained a marriage license today as both parties reached legal age.
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Ore
Gilbert Breding
American Falls
Idaho
Gertrude Roth
Farley brands Landon a synthetic candidate in sharp attack
Postmaster General James A. Farley, Democratic National Committee chairman, denounces Gov. Alf Landon as a synthetic candidate and weak ticket. He attacks Republican leadership for ditching issues, compares Landon unfavorably to past figures, and questions the party’s record and plans for the White House. He cites Hoover, Vandenberg, and Wadsworth as examples of those sidelined.
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James A. Farley
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