Italo German Rejection of Patrol Plans Clouds Europe Talks
Italy and Germany reject a neutrality patrol for Spain's coast, delaying a potential European effort to isolate the Spanish civil war. A sub committee adjourned with plans to reconvene Friday as Grandi and von Ribbentrop pledge to discuss with their governments.
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Germany
Spain
Presa
Great Britain
France
Rome
Russia
Belgium
Portugal
Czechoslovakia
Sweden
Leipzig
Grand Jury Indicts Irwin in Triple Slayings in N Y
A New York grand jury charges sculptor Irwin with three murders. Henrietta Koscianski, who aided police by recalling faces, tried to visit Irwin at Tombs prison but was blocked. She met Joseph Gedeon, father of two victims, outside the grand jury room.
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Grand Jury
Irwin
N. Y
Dodge
Henrietta Koscianski
Tombs Prison
Cleveland
Joseph Gedeon
Grand Jury Room
Mayor Appeals to FDR on C I O Removal Over Picket Shutdown
The mayor asks President Roosevelt to remove the C I O from the Moltrup plant dispute as 40 pickets disrupt 12 non strikers trying to return to work. District Attorney McCreary will seek eye witnesses before action. The Moltrup plant remains closed with Hall charged in local possession of explosives and three unionists accused of plotting systematic blastings.
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Arthur Scott
John Borawek
George Dundas
Harry Vines
Hall
Youngstown
National Guard
Robert E. McCreary
Moltrup
George Buchwalter
Destruc
Roosevelt to Push Farm Aid and Agricultural Act of 1937
President Roosevelt backed Secretary Wallace on an ever normal granary and crop controls and signaled Congress would be asked for prompt action. House and Senate leaders outlined move toward general farm legislation with marketing quotas and penalties under the Agricultural Act of 1937.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wallace
Congress
Jones
Texas
House Agriculture Committee
Senate
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Pope Proposes Aviation Education Division Bill
Senator Pope of Idaho introduced a bill to establish a division of aviation education within the federal Office of Education. The proposal would authorize an annual appropriation of 25000 dollars.
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Pope
Washington
Aviation Education
Federal Office of Education
Idaho
Spotted Fever Toll Reaches Five in 1937
Boise reports five deaths from spotted fever this year, with Judas Steele, 68, dying June 26. Twenty four cases have been officially recorded to date, according to Mrs. Earl C. Dillingham, vital statistics bureau director.
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Boise
Earl C. Dillingham
Vital Statistics Bureau
Judas Steele
Senate OKs West reclamation funds for 1938
Washington June 29 Senate approves 41 566 600 for western reclamation programs in the interior department appropriations bill. Major items include 13 000 000 Grand Coulee and 12 500 000 California Central Valleys, with several Colorado and Oregon projects and smaller allocations across Idaho Montana Utah and Washington.
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Senate
House
Interior Department
Gila
Arizona
Colorado
Reclamation Bureau
Frenchtown
Montana
Reclamation Service
Grand Coulee Dam
California
Central Valleys
Idaho
Boise Project
Payette
Sunriver
Oregon
Owyhee
Klamath
Utah
Ogden River
Provo River
Washington Yakima
Roza
Louis Granted Title Recognition With Schmeling Defense Condition
New York State Athletic Commission recognizes Joe Louis as world heavyweight champion but permits his license only if Louis defends the title against Max Schmeling. Commission chairman Brig. General John J. Phelan notes Schmeling’s refusal would alter the situation.
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Louis
New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Joe Louis
Detroit
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
John J. Phelan
Commission
Card of Thanks for Perry I. Davis and Family
The Davis family expresses sincere thanks to those who offered help and sympathy during the illness and passing of their loved one Perry I. Davis.
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Perry I. Davis
Couple Wins License For Roosevelt Wedding
Franklin Roosevelt Jr and Ethel du Pont secured a marriage license in Wilmington as President Roosevelt plans to attend the ceremony. The license was issued by 71 year old justice Frank F. Haley who noted his doubt about issuing licenses but helped the couple complete the preliminaries. The wedding is set amid preparations at Owls Nest and at the church with a 1,300 guest reception.
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Wilmington
Del
Franklin Roosevelt, Jr
Ethel du Pont
Frank F. Haley
Miss du Font
Roosevelt
Washington
Owls Nest
Hyde Park
Last Night at Vietnamese Embassy Reception
Flier notes an official event at the Vietnamese embassy last night. Attendees included diplomats and guests, with remarks on bilateral ties and cultural exchange.
Hitler and King Hold Hour-Long Talks in Berlin
Adolf Hitler and Canadian Prime Minister MacKenzie King met in Berlin for an hour of talks. Honor guards greeted the Canadian visitor at the presidential mansion on arrival and departure.
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Hitler Berlin
Adolf Hitler
MacKenzie King
Canada
Belgium Premier Van Zeeland returns to Washington talks on world economy
Premier Paul Van Zeeland of Belgium arrives in Washington after a New York visit and resumes discussions with Secretary Hull on world economic stabilization.
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Capital
Washington
Paul van Zeeland
Belgium
New York
Hull
Short Heads Undertakers New Idaho President Elected
Howard R. Short of Moscow was elected president of the Idaho State Funeral Directors association at the closing session at the Doward funeral home. Earlier Clyde Summers led the legislative committee briefing on the Idaho embalming law in the Bannock hotel. Speakers included E. T. Peck George B. Ryan and John Eberle. Mrs. G A Wagner sang two solos as the two day convention concluded.
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Howard R. Short
Moscow
Idaho State Funeral Directors Association
Downard Funeral Home
Bannock Hotel
Clyde Summers
Idaho
E. T. Peck
Blackfoot
George 8. Ryan
Seattle
John Eberle
Pasadena
Calif
G. A. Wagner
Marian McComb
Undertakers
U S Warships Leave Kiel After Eight Day Visit
After an eight day visit at Kiel naval base in Germany the United States destroyer Arkansas and Wyoming depart for home with escorts. The move follows joint exercises and shows continued allied naval cooperation in the Baltic and North Sea regions.
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Germany
Kiel
United States
Arkansas
Wyom
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