Admitt Cards Keep Crashers From Wedding
Wilmington reports the Ethel DuPont Franklin Roosevelt Jr wedding proceeded with tight security. Guests arrived with engraved admit cards blue for ceremony white for reception. Secret service guarded Owls Nest and gifts were displayed with no donor tags.
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Wilmington
Del
Ethel DuPont
Franklin Roosevelt, Jr
Roosevelt
DuPont Clan
Washington
DuPont
Frederick Ashton
Ethel
Endicott Peabody
Groton School
Mass
Elliott
James
Europe
Secret Service
Owls Nest
Inet
Japan Says It Sunk Soviet Gun Boat in Amur River Clash
A Japanese Manchoukuoan army communique reports sinking one Soviet gun boat and damaging another after heavy fire at Blagoveshchensk on the Amur river. It says three Soviet boats invaded South Kanchattu island and fired on Japanese guards, prompting a protest from Manchoukuo. Moscow and Tokyo have both claimed sovereignty over Amur islands, raising tensions.
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Hlinking
Manchoukuo
Blagoveshchensk
Amur
Kanchattu Island
Moscow
Manchoukuo-Siberian
Bolshoi
Seniuru
Russia
Japan
Tax Evasion Claims Involving Executives Amid Corporate Restructuring
A congressional committee heard testimony that Myron C. Taylor of United States Steel and his wife, and Alfred I. Du Pont and estate, reduced taxes by incorporating homes. Alfred P. Sloan Jr. of General Motors and Emily R. Cadwalader were noted for tax savings via yachts. Du Pont reportedly saved about 200 437 dollars from 1931 to 1935 through Nemours incorporation and a property transfer valued over 1 million dollars, mainly a Wilmington Delaware residence.
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Washington
Congressional Investigating Committee
Myron C. Taylor
United States Steel Corporation
Taylor
Alfred I. du Pont
Arthur H. Kent
The
Treasury
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
Emily R. Cadwalader
Fort Washington
du Pont
Kent
Nemours Company
Wilmington
Del
Dayton weighs quarantine as rabies scare hits city
City Health Commissioner A. O. Peters weighs a city-wide quarantine after Dayton reports its first rabies scare in two years. A 60 day observation zone covers a 12 block area following the capture of an infected dog owned by Frank Pfulil.
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Dayton
A. 0. Peters
Frank Pfulil
Memorial Day clash evidence cites back-shot deaths
Senate Civil Liberties Committee aired coroner and police reports on a Memorial Day battle in Chicago where seven of ten dead were said to be shot in the back. Chicago Police Commissioner Allman defended his force while naming 13 known Communists among demonstrators.
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Washington
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Chicago
LaFollette
Wis
James P. Allman
Allman
Make Mills
British Cabinet Considers Ending Non Intervention in Spain
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain called the Cabinet into session to weigh abandoning the hands off Spain policy as Germany and Italy oppose Britain and France taking over the naval patrol of Spain’s coasts. Italian circles accuse Britain and France of favoring the Spanish government.
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Associated Press
Neville Chamberlains
Spain
Germany
Italy
Britain
France
Aimee McPherson May Testify in John Hunt Trial
Aimee Semple McPherson may be subpoenaed as a defense witness in the Mann act case against John W. Hunt. Hunt testified of illicit relations with Delight Jewett and described sermons by Father Divine urging restraint. The trial in Los Angeles involves allegations tied to religious milieu and sensational claims.
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Aimee Semple McPherson
Angelus Temple
John W. Hunt
Delight Jewett
Denver
Hugh Macbeth
Hunt
Father Divine
Miss Jewett
Jesus the Christ
Light
New York
Jesus
Hunts
Virgin Mary
Beverly Hills
Red-headed Don Hodge Reaches Final Round at Wimbledon
Red-headed Don Hodge advanced to the final round of the All England championships after defeating Frankie Parker of Milwaukee in four sets 2-6 6-4 6-4 6-1. Parker won the first set before Hodge took control to win the next three.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Don Hodge
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Fiscal Year Ends With Biggest Debt In History
Washington reports close of fiscal year with the largest national debt on record and a $1 billion cash balance. Revenues reach a six year high, spending below last year, and the debt near $36.4 billion. gold purchases add $1.05 billion.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Roosevelt
Budget Bureau
Roose
Sailor Eddie Sought in Inglewood triple slay
Police name "Eddie the Sailor" as prime suspect in the Inglewood three girl murders. A $3,500 reward spread among citizens spurs the hunt as investigators press for leads from park sightings and a rabbit hunt pretense.
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Sailor Eddie
Inglewood
Calif
Eddie the Sailor
Madeline Everett
Melba
Jeanette Marjorie Stephens
Lillian Popp
Eddie
Lillian
Jeanette
Madeline
Olive Everett
Financier Vanderlip Dies at 72 in New York Hospital
Frank A. Vanderlip, prominent financier who built National City Bank into a leading private institution, died in New York Hospital at age 72 after a hospital stay for an intestinal ailment. He retired in 1919 but remained active in international finance, attending the 1922 Geneva inter Allied conference on war debts and reparations.
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New York
World of Finance
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
Vanderlip
New York Hospital
California
Geneva
United States Wins Ryder Cup 8 4 On British Soil
The U S Ryder Cup team defeated Great Britain 8 to 4 in Southport England to secure the trophy on British soil. Also President Roosevelt signed a 1.5 billion relief bill providing 1 325 billion for WPA 100 million for the resettlement administration and 75 million for the National Youth Administration for the coming fiscal year.
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Southport
Eng
United States
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Bill Washington
WPA
National Youth Administration
Fire destroys Lake Ridge Island Hotel landmark
Bellefontaine June 30 Fire today wrecked the Lake Ridge Island hotel a landmark of Indian Lake. Owner Mrs. W E Clark estimated the loss at 30000 dollars.
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Bellefontaine
Lake Ridge Island
Indian Lake
W. E. Clark
Five Workmen Injured as Rock Tossing Continues
In Canton, five nonstriking workers were hurt entering Republic Steel mills during a back to work movement backed by the Ohio National Guard. A guard-led evacuation of 2,000 workers began as rocks and dynamite disrupted facilities and 60 pickets were arrested. Nearby Johnstown and Youngstown reports note CIO leaders pressed for martial action while steel operations edge toward normal.
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Associated Press
Canton
Republic Steel Corporation
Republic
Ohio National Guard
Louis Govel
Great Lakes
Johnstown
Cambria Works
Bethlehem
James J. Shields
CIO
James Mark
C. W. Jones
Brotherhood of Railway
Mark
Cord
George H. Earle
Shields
Youngstown
Warren
Sheet and Tube
Bellevue Spillway Opens After Flooded Rail Embankment
Bellevue, June 30, water poured through a 16 foot railroad embankment gap as rains saturated the area. The emergency spillway was activated where the embankment had been washed away earlier. Trains resumed after the opening was bridged. Works Progress Administration laborers began cleaning up as the flood menace subsided. damage estimated at $100,000 per Mayor R. E. Woleslagel.
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Bellevue
Works Progress Administration
R. E. Woleslagel
Duffy to Represent Davey and Officials in Steel Strike Suit
Attorney General Herbert S. Duffy said his office will act for Governor Martin L. Davey Ad jutant General Emil F. Marx and Major General Gilson D. Light in a federal suit by the Committee for Industrial Organization seeking to bar National Guard use in steel strike areas. Special counsel William S. Evatt Will P. Stephenson and A F O Neill will handle defense. Mahoning and Trumbull Counties prosecuting attorneys will defend sheriffs and Youngstown city attorney represents the mayor.
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Columbus
Herbert S. Duffy
Martin L. Davey
Emil F. Marx
Gilson D. Light
Committee For Industrial Organization
National Guard
Duffy
William S. Evatt
Will P. Stephenson
A. F. O'Neil
Mahoning
Trumbull
Youngstown
Two Plead Guilty to Kidnap Charge
John Sharkey Gorman and Arthur Heberbrand formerly with the Harvard Club in Cleveland pleaded guilty in federal court as accessories after the fact in the Bremer kidnapping case from St. Paul in February 1934. Judge Paul Jones sentenced Gorman to three years in prison and Heberbrand to two years plus a $1000 fine.
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Cleveland
John Sharkey Gorman
Arthur Heberbrand
Harvard
Bremer
St. Paul
Paul Jones
Gorman
Heberbrand
Oath
Markets At A Glance New York stocks lead advance
Markets at a glance show firm gains in steels rails and related issues. Bonds improved with rails the best among corporates. U S loans higher as Chicago wheat falls on forecast showers. Corn weak with light buying. Cattle up 15 to 25 cents with top near 16 dollars. Hogs up 10 to 15 cents with top around 12 dollars.
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U. S
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