Japan protests Soviet move on Sennufa and Bolshoi islands
Tokyo protests Samchoukuo border islands amid alleged Soviet侵 invasion of Sennufa and Bolshoi in the Amur river. Japan seeks evacuation and warns Moscow its response depends on its reply. Soviet border guards clash with Japanese Manchoukuoan troops near Konstantinovka.
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Tokyo
Japan
Manchoukuo
Sennufa
Bolshoi
Amur
Moscow
Ghigemitsu
Russia
Mamoru
Soviet Russia
Konstantinovka
Far East
Khabarovsk
Communist Party
Pravade
France Abandons Gold Standard to Save Franc
Treasury officials said the France Great Britain and United States monetary accord remains in force despite France halting its exchange of francs for gold. The three nations aim to steady currencies and may act to prevent shocks to dollar pound and franc relations during the crisis. Officials noted the three countries hold four fifths of government and central bank gold.
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States
Great Britain
France
Washington
Treasury
United States
Britain
Hidden health warning for children in school care
A fragment notes concern over disease germ transfer among children and urges sensible care and attention by guardians. It reflects a cautionary health message about keeping children well and reducing illness transmission.
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Ady
Foreign franc trading halted as Paris suspends gold payments
NEW YORK June 29 Trading in the French franc virtually was halted by New York banks today following suspension of gold payments by the Paris government and closing of the bourse. Nominal quotations of 4,464 cents, yesterday's level, were given, but bankers said they expected few dealings at that figure. Foreign exchange markets in Paris and London were suspended and transactions by cable were at a standstill.
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New York
Paris
London
Governor Visits Front Line Insect Offensive
Gov. Teller Ammons slated to tour the Colorado grasshopper frontline as national guardsmen wage a live battle against an invading army of grasshoppers. Entomologist Sam Co. McCampbell leads bug control with sawdust and poison bran deployed by fifty eight guards trucks across 20,900 square miles of Southeastern Colorado.
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Hugo
Colo
Teller Ammons
Colorado
Sam Co. McCampbell
Extension Service
Colorado State College
National Guard
Spider bite kills 4 year old in Riverside canyon
George R. Kolbe, son of Dr. Russell S. Kolbe of Los Angeles, died at a White Water canyon camp after being bitten by a black widow spider, according to Riverside coroner Ben F. White.
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Riverside
Calif
George R. Kolbe
Russell S. Kolbe
Los Angeles
White Water River Canyon
Ben F. White
Pete Smith Delays Operation Plans for Appendectomy
Culver City California June 29 Pete Smith the comedy commentator on movie short subjects interrupts plans for a short My Operation to seek hospital treatment for an appendectomy delaying the project.
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Culver City
Calif
Pete Smith
Amelia Earhart lands in New Guinea during world flight
Amelia Earhart and navigator Capt Freddy Noonan landed the mono plane at Lae New Guinea at 5 a m Greenwich time after leaving Port Darwin at 9 19 p m Greenwich time The next leg goes to Howland Island across 2550 miles described as the worst stretch of the journey by Earhart narrator in Sydney.
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Sydney
Australia
Amelia Earhart
Lae
New Guinea
Miss Earhart
Port Darwin
Arafura Sea
Freddy Noonan
Howland Island
Equator
Howland
South Seas
Inglewood Case: Suspect Cleared. Bodies Found in Ravine
Boy Scouts aid officers after a grisly discovery in a ravine between Inglewood and Culver City. Two teen girls, Melba Everett and Marjorie Stephens, were found bound with ropes around their throats, shoes placed neatly nearby, in a sandy ravine 512 miles north west of Los Angeles.
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Bob Brown
Frank Fortune
Don Morsaint
Winslow Smith
Brown
Los Angeles
Inglewood
Culver City
Melba Everett
Marjorie Stephens
Killer Strangler Terror Grips Town After Girl Deaths
A manacled suspect is questioned as a mob grows at the police station after two young girls are found dead. Gov Merriam orders crack down and a paper offers 1000 dollars for information. An oil worker saw a roadster flee Baldwin Hall area as smoky clues arise.
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Madeline Everett
Merle O. Everett
Everett
Floyd Stephens
Sacramento
Frank Merriam
Baldwin Hall
Investiating
Obituary of Donat Dufresne World War veteran
Donat Dufresne 49 a World War veteran died in a Salt Lake hospital after a lingering illness He was born May 13 1888 in Montreal and moved to Pocatello 36 years ago He attended St Josephs and public schools and learned boiler making He served 22 months in France Survivors include his mother five sisters two of them in Pocatello and others in Tooele Utah and San Bernardino California plus two uncles Rosary will be recited at 342 North Fourth Street Wednesday at 8 p m Funeral services Thursday at 10 a m from St Anthony church with burial in Mountainview cemetery
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Donat Dufresne
Salt Lake
Montreal
Canada
Pocatello
St. Josephs
France
Celina Dufresne
Ernest Espitallier
Alice Dufresne
Vern Olsen
Frank Taylor
Tooele
Utah
J. R. Durbin
San Bernadino
California
P. A. Dufresne
Albert Dufresne
Labelle
North Fourth
St. Anthony Church
Mountainview Cemetery
Ohio Pantry Girl Leads to Irwin Capture Cinderella of New York
In Newark on June 29, the Ohio Pantry Girl who tracked Robert Irwin, accused of New York’s Easter triple murder, flew east to enter the city’s glare as a Cinderella figure. Her role in the manhunt has made her a focal point amid sensational headlines.
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Newark
N. J
Ohio Pantry
Robert Irwin
New York
Empire City
Young woman seeks life in New York after hotel job
Henrietta Koscianski, a 19 year old from Cleveland, plans to travel to Manhattan to stay at a fashionable New York hotel. She hopes to use a promised $1,000 reward to buy her family a home while pursuing a life she calls a dream, and she notes she met a man named Robert Murray who asked for dates but she refused.
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Henrietta Koscianski
Cleveland
Robert Irwin
Veronica Gedron
New York
Frank Byrnes
Miss Koscianski
Chicago
Tribune-Ap
Manhattan
Astor
Koscianski
Henrietta
Robert “Murray
Irwin
Theatres to Open New York On Week’s Burlesque Return
Broadway burlesque houses, dark for two months, set reopening this week with revamped terms. Performers will earn 25 dollars a week for four shows daily, replacing the former 72-hour week at 18 dollars minimum, plus overtime pay.
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New York
Broadway
Warehouse Fire Destroys Mission Rock Warehouse
A spectacular blaze swept the historic Mission Rock warehouse in San Francisco early today. Two fireboats battled the flames while firemen fought the stubborn fire in the abandoned structure, a relic of the old sailing ship era.
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San Francisco
Mission Rock
Warehouse Fire Seen From Both Sides of Channel
Firemen described the warehouse as doomed from the start as flames roared, with land equipment on both sides of the channel watching the blaze visible for miles.
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Melba
Madeline
Jeanette Stephens
Ingelwood
Calf
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The
Bank of England
Amelia
FARGO
Fargo-Wilson Wells CO
Johnnie Stalker
Stell
Johnnie Walker
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc
New York, W. Y
Sole Dist
Goodyears New
Goodyear
HAY Goodyear
Mons
Pette
Tess
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