Ohio Governor Defies Perkins Peace Plan in Steel Standoff
Youngstown, Ohio June 26 The Ohio governor Martin L Davey rejected Miss Perkins autocratic plan to force a steel settlement. He said he would not close plants or compel talks by coercion and warned against abusing constitutional powers for Tom Girdler or Frank Purnell. The dispute follows mediation board efforts and a move to keep workers at risk.
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Associated Press
Youngstown
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Labor Perkins
Davey
Miss Perkins
Tom Girdler
Frank Purnell
State Commission
Perkins
Germany
Italy
Girdier
Girl Alleges Father Forced Marriage Suit Filed
Marjorie MacDonald a 19 year old mother of a son born last October sues to annul her marriage to Anstruther MacDonald 40 a foreman for the metropolitan water district alleging he fraudulently obtained her consent by claiming he was not her natural father She says the ceremony occurred in Phoenix Arizona December 28 and she learned April 25 that he is her father Florence MacDonald her mother confirmed the relation.
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Los Angeles
Marjorie MacDonald
Anstruther MacDonald
Metropolitan Water District
MacDonald
Phoenix
Ariz
Florence MacDonald
New Drive Starts Against Madrid Prompts Benito Mussolini Prediction
Insurgents launch heavy attacks on Madrid as shelling precedes a claim by the Italian premier’s newspaper that Madrid’s defenses will fall. The piece says Basque cleanup is needed before Franco can pour full force against the capital and cut the Valencia highway.
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Bilbao
Spain
Associated Press
Madrid
Benito Mirsolini
Popolo a‘Italia
Milan
Francisco Fanco
Valencia
Mediterranean
Low likelihood of recovering bodies from plane crash
Frank M. Eastman of Western Air Express said the chance of finding the seven crash victims is almost completely gone. A rockslide from Lake Hardy peak covered the area near Hoa Gum canyon where bodies are believed entombed, as searchers faced avalanche debris and mission risk. Eastman ordered the team to stay off the ridges.
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Salt Lake City
Frank M. Eastman
Western Air Express
Here
Lake Hardy Peak
Hoagum Canyon
Eastman
John the Revelator Hunt to Tell His Story Next Tuesday
John the Revelator Hunt, framed by attorney Hush MacBeth, prepares to testify in a federal case involving four Father Divine followers accused of transporting Delight Jewett, 17, for immoral purposes. Prosecutors say Hunt diverted funds, including 35,000 dollars, and burned cash at his Beverly Hills mansion.
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Los Angeles
Hunt
Hush MacBeth
Father Divine
Delight Jewett
Denver
Beverly Hills
MacBeth
Smith
Tellins
San Francisco
John
Glacier Dazzles as Alaska Glacier Surges 250 Feet
In Fairbanks Alaska observers recorded a glacier accelerating after a thunderstorm then advancing 250 feet in 24 hours before easing to a foot per hour. Otto Geist of the University of Alaska says a flood risk remains low if speeds hold, while J G Rivers notes the ice won’t reach the river soon.
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Nnlet
Otto William Geist
University of Alaska
Criver
Delta
J. G. Rivers
Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce
Geist
Aries
Alaska
Aliey
Prowler Drenches Sleeper In Lincoln Basement
Mrs J F Hinninger told police a prowler angry at being refused entry aimed a garden hose at her basement sleeping area in Lincoln Nebraska. She was soaked and the incident prompted a police report on June 24.
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Lincoln
Neb
J. F. Hinninger
Volcano Reawakens on Kamchatka Peninsula in Siberia
Moscow reports the Kivuchevsko volcano on the Kamcha'ka peninsula became violently active again. Observers noted ash streams four to five miles high and lava flows as explosions raged June 6 to 10 before ceasing. Officials forecast further eruptions.
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Moscow
Kivuchevsko
Kameha'ka Penin Oa
Siberia
Marriage of Girl Favored by Tennessee Chancellor
In Madisonville Tennessee Chancellor A T Stewart refused to annul the marriage between 32 year old Homer Peel and 12 year old Geneva Hamby Peel. He said society law and those concerned will be better served by upholding the union. Peel testified he can provide a living for Geneva and a house. The decision does not affect criminal charges against Peel and county clerk Fred Payne who issued the license.
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Madisonville
Tenn
Homer Peel
Geneva Hamby Peel
A. T. Stewart
Duc
Annie Hamby
Stewart
Geneva
Peel
Beecher Witt
Fred Payne
Picnic yields few legislative talks at Roosevelt gathering
Democratic senators and congressmen returned from a Roosevelt picnic in Annapolis reporting little on national or congressional matters. Speaker Bankhead noted no inside information as lawmakers and the president shared a light softball game and songs, with no adjournment timing discussed.
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Annapolis
Tomeh
Roosevelt
Jefferson Isiana
House
Bankhead
Rayburn
Demagogue Club
Earhart Lands in Timor on Around-the-World Flight
Amelia Earhart and navigator Capt. Fred Noonan landed at Koepang Timor after a 1200 mile leg from Bandoeng Java. They refueled and planned to depart for Port Darwin Australia, continuing a perilous segment over the Timor sea amid unsettled weather.
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Koepang
Timor
Miss Earhart
Darwin
Australia
Timor Sea
Fliers Held Back In Western Trip
Delayed by a faulty radio set and electric storms, Dick Merril and Jack Lambie, famed trans Atlantic fliers, arrived in Salt Lake City late today. They explained the weather and radio problems forced them to skip yesterday's flight to Ogden and Salt Lake City and move on to Sacramento to finish a nationwide aviation tour. They canceled a planned stop in Pocatello Saturday morning.
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Salt Lake City
Dick Merril
Jack Lambie
Atlantic
Ogden
Sacramento
Calif
Third Term Talk At Capital
Washington debates third term for Roosevelt in 1940 after Gov. Farley of Pennsylvania backs reelection. Congressmen split on the issue with references to Washington and Grant and remarks from Senator Wagner indicating Roosevelt would not seek another term. Continued on Page 5.
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Washington
George H. Farle
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Velt
New York Detectives Fly to Chicago in Kidnap Probe
Frank Crimmins and Lieut Martin Owens left Newark by air to Chicago to pick up Robert Irwin. They expect to return quickly with the man believed connected to a New York Easter murder confession. The flight was delayed eight minutes to allow the detectives extra time.
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Newark
N. J
Frank Crimmins
New York
Chicago
Robert Irwin
Irwin
Crimmins
Martin L Owens
American Airlines
Police Department
Crew Is Saved Out in Atlantic
The 40 crew members of the burning British freighter Sandgate Castle were rescued far out in the Atlantic by the S S President Pierce, which was en route to New York. The first lifeboat's occupants were saved at 11 35 p m EST, with remaining boats rescued soon after. The ship was abandoned as it was deemed dangerous to navigation.
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New York
Globe Wireless
Atlantic Ocean
Steamer Winnipeg Faces Series of Delays and Setbacks
NEW ORLEANS June 26 The steamer Winnipeg resumed service after a sandbank grounding and a 10 day drydock repair. A fire in the hold caused another postponement and a delayed noon departure to 1 PM to wait for a woman passenger finishing a beauty treatment and three children from a theater showing.
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New Orleans
Winnipeg
Idaho Airmen Die in Crash Near Nampa
Two Idaho men died when their low wing monoplane plunged into an alfalfa field near Nampa. Joseph F. Mutchler, 35 of Boise, and Kenneth Dunn, 17 of Nampa, were killed after takeoff from Rickey field. The wreckage did not burn and witnesses reported an instant death for both.
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Nampa
Idaho
Joseph F. Muthhier
Boise
United States Weather Bureau
Kenneth Dunn
Mutchler
Ritchey Field
C. T. Shaver
J. D. Buzzard
William J. Bierman
Braddock
WN. D
BE. ¥. Mutchler
Center
N. D. Neats
Jame & Feeee
Sculptor Irwin hunted for triple killing in Chicago
The Herald and Examiner reports sculptor Robert Irwin surrendered at their office but Chicago and Cleveland police had not confirmed capture. Irwin allegedly confessed to slayings of Veronica Gedeon her mother and Frank Byrnes in New York City and aimed to kill Veronica's sister Ethel. He claimed the other deaths were accidental. Police warned across the Midwest as Irwin used aliases including Robert Murray.
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Chicago
The
Herald and Examiner
Robert Irwin
New York
Central
Irwin
Veronica Gedeon
Frank Byrnes
New York City
Veronica
Ethel
Cleveland
Ohio
Midwest
Henrietta Koscianski
Robert Murray
Van Vlack Faces New Trial After Death Sentence
Douglas Van Vlack, 31, of Tacoma was sentenced to die for the murder of his former wife Mildred Hook near Twin Falls on November 27, 1935. He admitted killing two officers who attempted to arrest him for kidnapping. Prosecution eyes two additional murder charges.
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Twin Falls
Douglas van Vlack
van Vlack
Tacoma
Wash
Mildred Hook
Here
Miss Hook
Barvilla W. Clark
van Vilack
Edward Babcock
van Vinck
University of Washington
Boise
State Pardons Board
van Viack
Suspect Held in Coast Case Near Tacoma
A 30-year-old Seattle man jailed on a vagrancy charge is held after police linked him to the Tacoma boy abduction and death. Detectives Allred and Ballantyne say he matches descriptions, including height 5 feet 6 inches, 120 pounds, humped shoulders, and a crooked nose. He reportedly escaped a Phoenix jail and is serving six months for a robbery conviction.
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Ogden
Seattle
Henry G. Allred
D. B. Ballantyne
Charles Mattson
Taconny
Gon
Department of Justice
Phoenix
Ariz
Allred
Ballantyne
Tacoma
Everett
Wash
Murderers Seek Parole At Idaho State Board Hearing
Boise reporters note six first degree murderers among 145 prisoners filing appeals with Idaho state pardon board ahead of July 7 meeting. Named applicants include Charles Moore Bannock Wilford Hogge Gooding Guy Nelson Bonneville J O Molloy Elmore W O Tharp Twin Falls and John C McClurg Gem. Also Angela Hopper seeks clemency for embezzlement as municipal clerk.
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Boise
State Pardon Board
Jmne
Charles Moore
Bannock
Wilford Hogge
Gooding
Guy Nelson
Bonneville
J. O. Molloy
Elmore
W. O. Tharp
Twin Falls
John C. McClurg
Gem
Angela Hopper
Bashful Idaho blamed for lax advertising campaign warning
At St Maries Idaho on June 26 Ned Harlan Boise chamber of commerce chief urged North Idaho to boost tourism marketing. He cited New Mexico Oregon and Washington ad spend and claimed Idaho loses business to neighbors. Gov Clark defended highway plans and finances while endorsing water power phosphate expansion.
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ST. Maries
Ida
Idaho
Ned Harlan
Boise Chamber of Commerce
North Idaho Chamber of Commerce
New Mexico
Oregon
Washington
Barsilla W. Clark
North
Gov. Clark
Howard Drake
Coeur d'Alene Forestry
Brad McLaughlin
State Planning
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