War men doubt large conflict in Spain says expert analysis
Washington observers view the Spanish Civil War as politically motivated rather than a route to major war. They note Germany and Italy seek political influence and material gains, not immediate victory, stressing iron, fuel, and credit as essential to any wider clash.
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Shington
Spain
Hitler
Mussolini
France
Germany
Russia
Britain
Japan
Italy
Italy and Germany Muddle Toward Joint Spain Action
Mussolini and Von Blomberg reportedly coordinate Italian and German forces for a intensified drive on Bilbao as Mola presses the Basque capital. The two leaders viewed a possible combined operation amid Spain's war and tensions with the non intervention corps.
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Rome
Mussolini
Werner von Blomberg
Spain
Francisco Franco
Bilbao
Il Duce
Germany
Basque Republic
Emilio Mola
Madrid-Valencia
von Blomberg
Almeria
Ibiza
Balearic Isles
Europe
Italy
Guidona
Furbara
Mass Funeral for Strike Victims in Chicago
In a flag draped hall in South Chicago hundreds of steel strikers and sympathizers viewed caskets for three of seven riot victims as mass funeral services opened. Hilding Anderson, 38, died in hospital from gunshot wounds amid ongoing Calumet Strike Front ceremonies.
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Chicago
Calumet Steel
Hilding Anderson
South Chicago
Steel Union
Ohio postmasters reelected at 30th convention
Columbus June 3 All officers of the Ohio branch National League of District Postmasters were reelected at the closing session of the group s 30th annual convention today.
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Columbus
Ohio Branch
National League of District Postmasters
Roosevelt Seeks Seven Regional Authorities for Power Projects
President Roosevelt urged Congress to create seven regional authorities to administer federal hydro power projects and plans to guard against floods droughts and dust storms. The plan envisions multi purpose watershed development and protection from private monopoly with zones covering Atlantic seaboard Great Lakes Ohio Valley Tennessee and Cumberland rivers Missouri Red river Arkansas Red and Rio Grande basins Colorado and Pacific basin streams.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Little Tva
Atlantic Seaboard
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Cumberland
Missouri
Red River
Arkansas
Red
Rio Grande
Colorado
Pacific
California-Oregon
Jine
Columbia River
Mississippi River Commission
Goodyear Plant Idle Affects 5000 Workers
Akron June 3 Five thousand Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co Plant 1 workers were idle today due to a sitdown stoppage in four departments halting production.
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Akron
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Church Sessions End at Columbus General Assembly Closes Harmonious Seven Day Meeting
The Presbyterian Church in the U S A adjourned its 149th general assembly in Columbus after a seven day session described as harmonious and efficient. Moderator Dr William Foulkes from Newark NJ praised the church for ending years of dissension over evolution and war and setting its house in order as it faces current challenges with renewed courage.
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Columbus
Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
General Assembly
Presbyterian
William Foulkes
Newark
N. J
WPA workers cut off in Ohio re allotment
June 3 1935 Columbus report says 15 000 WPA workers statewide are removed from project rolls. Ohio total drops from 115 000 to 100 000 starting June 15. District 12 including Clinton County falls from 12 426 to 10 709.
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WPA
Columbus
Works Progress Administration
Ohio
Clinton County
Girl and Paramour Sentenced in Jersey City Murder
Gladys MacKnight 17 and Donald Wightman 19 were sentenced to 29 to 30 years in state prison for the murder of Gladys mother Mrs Helen MacKnight in Jersey City New Jersey.
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Jersey City
N. Y
Gladys MacKnight
Donald Wightman
Helen MacKnight
Poor Man's Parson Escapes Church Of England Discipline
CHATEAU DE CANDE Monts France June 3 The radiant Duke of Windsor wed Wallis Warfield in two quiet ceremonies after relinquishing the throne twenty seven weeks earlier. The Anglican clergyman Rev R Anderson Jardine presided as the so called poor man’s vicar of Darlington. The civil ceremony followed earlier revelry on the terrace with guests sipping cocktails.
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Chateau de Cande
Monts
France
Duke of Windsor-Wallis Warfield
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Edward
Rolupoly
Charles Mercier
R. Anderson Jardine
Darlington
England
Duchess of
Braddock Suspended by New York Group
The New York State Athletic Commission suspended heavyweight champion James J Braddock indefinitely for failing to appear for a 15 round title bout with Max Schmeling of Germany. The commission also fined Braddock and Joe Louis $1000 each for the Chicago June 22 match.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
James J. Braddock
Max Schmeling
Germany
Braddock
Joe Louis
Chicago
Elder Found Probably Guilty in Assault Case
Greenfield Mass June 3 Judge Philip E Ball in district court found Thomas E Elder former dean of Mount Hermon school probably guilty of assault with intent to kill a former associate S Allan Norton. Elder held in 10000 bail for the grand jury Norton testified Elder watched him through peepholes in a door dating to 1930.
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Greenfield
Mass
Philip E. Ball
Thomas E. Elder
Mount Hermon
S. Allan Norton
Ball
Elder
Norton
Gen Emilio Mola Reported Killed in Plane Crash
Berlin dispatch reports General Emilio Mola, Spanish rebel commander on the Bilbao front, killed in an airplane accident. In Columbus Ohio Charles Gieseking, 33, member of the Al Brady gang, began a 10 to 25 year sentence for armed robbery of a Lima jewelry store.
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Paris
Berlin
Emilio Mola
Bilboa
Columbus
Charles Gieseking
al Brady
Indiana
Ohio
Lima
Hayden amendment seeks two year PWA extension with funding
Senator Hayden of Arizona proposed an amendment to the relief bill to extend the Public Works Administration for two years with 325 million dollars for loans and grants. The measure would place projects under Secretary Ickes full control as hearings opened on the 1.5 billion dollar relief bill.
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Washington
Hayden
D-Ariz
Public Works Administration
Ickes
Jury service bill leaves scars on county pants
In Wilson North Carolina on June 3 a former juror billed the county for six days on jury at two dollars daily totaling twelve dollars. He listed eleven courthouse trips at five cents per mile for mileage and five percent miles at ten cents per mile plus fifty five cents. Repairs on a seat worn pants cost one dollar fifty. He claims being removed from jury three times caused embarrassment valued at five dollars each totaling fifteen. A worn shoe sole repair of one dollar fifty nine cents is added bringing the total to thirty dollars and five cents.
New Clues Question Gotherman In Schofield Case
Prosecutors say evidence tying Russell Gotherman to the disappearance of Frank Schofield is insufficient for a preliminary hearing. Gotherman was jailed May 18 after both men were at Smith restaurant in Clarksville on May 6, the day Schofield vanished. The county searches near Port William and Melvin yielded no body. A $500 reward remains for Schofield, a 78 year old junk dealer and realty owner.
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Russell Gotherman
Frank Schofield
Wilmington
G. L. Schilling
Gotherman
Schofield
Smith
Clarksville
Melvin
Q. Hildebrant
Smith, Rogers & Smith
Port William
Davey Seeks Peace in Steel Strike Talks in Ohio
Governor Martin L. Davey voiced hope for an early settlement of the seven state steel strike after meetings with Republic Steel’s Tom Girdler and Youngstown Sheet and Tube executive 8 C Argetsinger. The union asks for broader strategy as organizers convene in Mahoning Valley while Inland Steel sits out. Local officials criticized use of an east side flying field as a supply base for airplanes supporting activities at Republic plants in Warren and Niles.
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Youngstown
John I. Lewis
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Tom Girdler
Republic Steel Corp
8. C. Argetsinger
Youngstown Sheet and
Boy Delbert Snider Rescues Classmate From Drowning
Ten year old Delbert Snider saved seven year old Carl Larrick from drowning in the Westboro reservoir while the pair were fishing. After the rope broke and Larrick sank, Delbert retrieved him with a stick and pulled him from the water, then assisted him home and returned for tackle.
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Delbert Snider
Carl Larrick
Westboro
Larrick
Delbert
Snider
Taft Boomed for Senate Candidacy in 1938
The Hamilton County Republican Executive Committee would decide today whether Robert A. Taft runs for the U S Senate in 1938. The Enquirer notes privately most expect endorsement unless Taft asks for a delay, predicting a unanimous committee vote in his favor.
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Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft
U. S. Senate
Hamilton County
Republican Executive Committee
the Enquirer
Taft
Markets At A Glance Irregular Rally In Selected Issues
New York stocks show irregular, selective gains while bonds drift with mixed U S and loans. Chicago wheat weak on foreign weakness and corn sees profit taking. Cattle hold steady with top steer at 14.25 dollars and hogs down 15.25 cents to 11.65 dollars.
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U. S&s
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