Mussolini and Eden Talk Naval Pact And Ethiopian Question
Premier Mussolini met Captain Eden at Venezia Palace and discussed the Anglo-German naval pact. Officials say no Ethiopian settlement was reached and Italy may press for a radical solution to the Ethiopia issue. Talks centered on naval ratios and Western aviation, with no concession on Ogaden.
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Rome
Mussolini
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Venezia Palace
Il Duce
Eden
Germany
Britain
Italy
France
United States
Ogaden
Salvage Drive Gains Ground For Indigent Family Aid
Reporters say salvage drive for clothing and household articles is progressing with hampers left at fire stations over the weekend. Welfare workers collect, recondition for relief recipients, and issue to those most in need. a coffee pot is notably missing. An aged relief recipient, a skilled shoemaker, may benefit from repaired shoes funded by the effort. The drive aims to ease basic needs through reuse and redistribution. The note mentions alibis amid political talk and a historical note on Roman use of woods.
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Wlefare
Gangster Crew Quizzed About $427000 Loot
Paterson New Jersey June 24 A group tied to the Charlie the Jew gang and New York hijackers was questioned after a raid on a Pompton Lakes hide-out. State police said weapons nitro and stolen licenses were found and named suspects included Hughes Gaffney Bell McCarthy Scarface Gaynor Fox Banner Maiwald and Edna Maiwald.
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Stevedore
Thomas
Tommy) Protheroe
Grace Moore
Sunnyside
Queens
Augustus Albrecht
New Jersey
Joe Louis
Boxer
Albrecht
New York
Passaic River
Trenton
John J. Hughes
Edward Gaffney
James (Ding-Dong) Bell
Joseph McCarthy
Arthur Scarface
Great Clipper Overhauled for Next Hawaii Flight
In Alameda California on June 24 Pan American Air Lines began a full overhaul of the giant flying clipper to ready it for the next routine hop to Hawaii. Under Capt Edwin C Musick the craft completed its second Pearl Harbor to Honolulu crossing in 18 hours 39 minutes and then traveled to Midway Island marking a new record.
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Alameda
Calif
Hawaii
Edwin C. Musick
Pearl Harbor
Midway
Artist's Son Believed Lost in Sea Near Newquay
Henry John Augustus John, 26, son of famed artist Augustus John, is believed drowned after searchers found his dog by an 80 foot cliff edge near Newquay. No trace of the man was recovered after the Saturday night search.
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Newquay
Eng
Henry John
Augustus John
Three Known Killed In Wreck Of Freight Train
Two additional bodies were found today bringing the known dead to three as railroad and county officials investigated the Missouri Pacific freight train wreck near Little Rock yesterday. Twelve persons were injured. The charred bodies were recovered from the wreckage. the train carried cattle vegetables and oil and was piled up in a field beside the county hospital.
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Little Rock
Ark
Missouri Pacific
Death of Long Island broker leaves mystery unsolved
John Lyon Burness a 30 year old Long Island broker was found dead in a Atlantic Beach garage from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning. Nassau district attorney Martin W Littleton questioned a maid Dorothea Kassady who said she confessed to killing Burness and damaging the car. the autopsy showed facial marks after death. Kassady is charged with first degree murder, Irene Brozovic a witness maid from Uniontown Pennsylvania is held as witness. Burness was unmarried and a weekend guest at the Browny home in Atlantic Beach.
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New York
Long Island
Nassau County
John Lyon Burness
William B. Browny
Atlantic Beach
L. I
Martin W. Littleton
Dorothea Kassady
Brown
Uniontown
Irene Brozovic
Burness
Sea Cliff
Mine Operators Obtain a Delay For Conference
Negotiations on new wage and hour contracts for Appalachian soft coal miners were delayed as southern producers requested a caucus. S. D. Brady Jr. of Fairmont West Virginia led the request for a recess after the meeting began. John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, agreed to a recess until 4 p.m. while miners prepared to proceed. operators sought time to discuss the situation.
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Washington
S. D. Brady, Jr
Fairmont
W. Va
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Walmsley Claims Long Aspired City Strike Motive
Mayor Semmes Walmsley accused Senator Huey P. Long of aiming to use last Friday’s one day strike by 300 city garbage collectors to push Walmsley to resign and hand control of New Orleans to the Long machine.
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New Orleans
Semmes Walmsley
Huey P. Long
Walmsley
Long Machine
Moratorium In Germany Extended
The Reichsbank announced a further extension of the moratorium on the transfer of middle and long term debt payments until June 30, 1936 due to stagnant foreign exchange conditions. A separate note mentions the Washington monument’s stone sources, while Tucson, Arizona reports say 11 year old Goyo Estrada, key witness in the June Robles kidnapping case, was attacked during sleep after previously delivering a ransom note.
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Berlin
Reichsbank
Goyo Estrada
Robles
Tucson
Ariz
Estrada
Borah backs Roosevelt tax plan amid pressure for action
Senator Borah praised President Roosevelt's share-the-burden tax plan as timely and sound in principle. He urged prompt action before adjournment and criticized bonds as wasteful while signaling a clash with the administration over tax legislation.
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Borah
Roosevelt
Washington
Idaho
Congress
Hyde Park
Robinson
Arkansas
Byrns
White House
Four Defendants Sentenced to Die in Spanish Revolt Trial
In Oviedo on June 24 a military tribunal ruled that four of 63 defendants must die for roles in the October revolt. Thirty six were given life terms while seven received twelve years and a day. sixteen were acquitted. The group was charged as chief actors in the extremist revolt that killed 18 people including eight monks and one priest.
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Oviedo
Spain
Capitol’s 392 Rooms and 18 Acres Highlight Massive Build
Texas state capitol boasts 392 rooms and 18 acres of floor space, requiring over 15 000 carloads of ruteranite for its construction, signaling the project’s scale and material needs.
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Texas’ State Capitol
Wallace Denies Interference In Press Freedom
Secretary Wallace states he will not interfere with press freedom amid criticism of AAA amendments. He argues advertising provisions would improperly regulate advertising and rejects processing taxes on newsprint. Senator Metcalf condemns radical amendments that bar recovery of illegally collected processing tax funds.
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Wallace
AAA
Jerome D. Barnum
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Congress
Treasury
Metcalf
R-Ri
Former Federal Prober Caught In Bribery Trap
Former SEC investigator William A. Raybell faced an information filed by Jones in Scarsdale alleging he offered to skip Jones's trial for $27,500 and to hire a friend, with Jones stating recordings captured the bribe and Raybell’s demand. Raybell was jailed in New York awaiting arraignment.
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Scarsd
William A. Raybell
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
Jones
Scarsdale
Raybell
Securities and Exchange Commission
New York
Department of Justice
U. S. District Attorney
Ray
Bainbridge Colby
Laugh on the police by crime busting radio inventor in Yonkers
Yonkers police finally outsmarted Robert Deshery who used a short wave radio to hear police alarms and reach crash scenes first with his tow truck. He was fined 25 dollars after a jury trial for disorderly conduct when he blocked traffic with his truck at an accident.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Robert Deshery
Deshery
Mosquito Legislation Pauses Amid General Assembly Session
Harrisburg report notes the General Assembly paused a moment in its session as lawmakers consider proposed mosquito control measures. Advocate groups push for rapid action while critics warn of costs and scope.
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Harrisburg
The
General Assembly
Shelterbelt remembered in McCook letter on windbreak trees
A McCook resident writes to the National Office of the Federal Shelterbelt Project praising a cottonwood shelterbelt near Lincoln. The letter recalls how people held the branches as the Republican river flooded, highlighting shelterbelts purpose to break winds, curb dust storms, protect soil, and conserve moisture.
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Lincoln, Neb
Federal
McCook
Girls Bound For Hollywood Detained In Pittsburgh
Two young women in sailor costumes claimed to be from Atlanta and en route to Hollywood when detectives took them into custody as possible runaways. Both identified themselves as Jean Raye and Anne Wilhow ers, ages 20. Harold Reiss, 32, of Brooklyn, New York, said he gave them a ride from near Altoona into Pittsburgh and was held with them. All three were sent to morals court.
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Pittsbupg
Atlanta
Hollywood
Jean Raye
Anne Wilhowers
Harold Reiss
Brooklyn
N. Y
Altoona
Pittsburgh
Mrs English Critical After Jump From Fifth Floor Window
Mrs Lucille T English wife of Lieut Robert English who commanded Byrd’s flagship remains in critical condition after a fall from a fifth floor apartment window Friday Hospital staff warn paralysis if she survives Police say she jumped to injure herself while Howard Wayne Starr 26 held on $200 bond as government witness sought permission to travel to New York and Philadelphia with court appearance set for Monday
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Washington
Lucille T. English
Robert English
Admiral Byrd
English
Howard Wayne Starr
New York
Philadelphia
Vatican Will Not Act Against Father Coughlin
Vatican officials stated intervention against Rev. Father Charles E. Coughlin was unlikely. They cited no canon law violations and noted popes rarely discipline parish priests, since a bishop governs a diocese.
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Vatican
Father Coughlin
Vatican City
Jine
Charles E. Coughlin
Holy See
Eelgrass Graces Coastal Waters From Alaska to California
Eelgrass is a strictly maritime aquatic plant and the preferred food of brant. It also attracts ducks and other species from Alaska to California. The grass grows in salt or brackish water along coastal areas.
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Brant
Alaska
California
Unclear Pricing Ladder Listing
A sequence of dollar amounts appears without context or descriptors. No names dates places or events are present to establish meaning or identify the source or purpose of the figures. Further readable context is required to interpret this data meaningfully.
Cars Priced Low Neck High Value In Lot Sale
A dealer offers every vehicle in the lot at prices well below market with each car valued near double its listed tag. Patrons are urged to inspect stock as bargains abound.
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Braddock
Piccadilly
Republic Oil CO
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Sherwin-Williams Paints
Chevrolet
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Ridgeway
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