Mussolini Criticizes America in Daily Express Interview
London dispatch quotes Mussolini in the Daily Express predicting a long sequence of political economic and military wars for the world He says America has no policy and describes Dry America as doomed to find itself while Europe drifts toward disaster and revolution The interview notes two words prohibition and Lindbergh and hints the piece continues on page six
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London
Mussolini
Daily Express Today
United States
America
Duce
Prohibition
Lindbergh
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Europe
Corres
Firefighters die as second blast rocks tanker Cumberline
A series of blasts in Montreal harbor blew open the oil tanker Cumberline, killing Fire Chief Raoul Gauthier and four of his men. By noon 23 dead and 63 injured overall. 15 of the injured were firefighters. Bodies recovered and more victims feared in the wreck.
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Montreal
Great Vickers Drydock
Raoul Gauthier
Bride Plunges 250 Feet To Death in Alpine
A 19 year old Hackensack woman Jessie Rosenberg Lipowitz leaped 250 feet to death from the Palisades near Alpine New Jersey. The note to her husband Barney Lipowitz 19 Paterson confirmed police theory the death was by her own action.
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Bride
Alpine
N. J
The
Palisades
Jessie Rosenberg Lipowitz
Hackensack
Barney Lipowitz
Paterson
New York University
Fatally Shot by Mental Patient in Texas Train Incident
Maj. T. B. Curtis of the San Antonio veterans bureau was fatally wounded and a companion received four bullet wounds when a mental patient William F. McWilliams opened fire as a train entered San Marcos yards. Rangers captured the assailant fleeing into the brush.
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San Marcos
Tex
T. B. Curtis
San Antonio
Veterans Bureau
Waco
William F. McWilliams
Texas Rangers
Fire at Reich department store injures 27 firemen
A five hour blaze at the H. M. Reich company department stores in Erie Pennsylvania left 27 firemen hospitalized and many others treated for smoke inhalation after flames destroyed the stores. The fire was brought under control early today after closing time yesterday.
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Erie
H. M. Reich Company
Bonus Bill Nears Senate Vote as Veterans Watch
In Washington hundreds of veterans filled galleries while the Senate neared a vote that could defeat immediate payment of the 2.4 billion soldiers bonus. Thousands more veterans gathered outside as leaders urged restraint and police stood ready. Senator Brookhart urged cash payment, warning the bonus army might assemble anywhere.
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Senate
Washington
Brookhart
Iowa
Coxon Opens Campaign for Soldier Bonus in Tucson
Democrat William Coxon, Arizona Corporation Commission secretary, spoke in Tucson urging immediate payment of the soldiers' bonus. He backed farmer and laborer aid, opposed the current U.S. foreign loan policy, favored a copper tariff, and opposed chain stores, with unemployment insurance as a policy he would support.
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Tucson
William Coxon
Congress
Coxon
Arizona Corporation Commission
United States
Federal Reserve Earnings Fall To Extreme Low Level
Gross earnings of the Federal Reserve banks for 1931 were $29,701,000, the lowest since 1917, with net earnings of $2,972,000 after $27,040,000 in expenses. The eight eenth annual report from the Federal Reserve Board notes a drop from $8,081,000 net in 1930 and outlines depreciation and loss reserves.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Board
Transcontinental Air Record Claims by Captain Dickson
Captain James B. Dickson, flying a Hal Roach aircraft, landed at Clover Field Santa Monica at 6 41 p m claiming a Newark New Jersey to Los Angeles elapsed time record of 14 hours 49 minutes with stops in Indianapolis Wichita and Albuquerque He also claimed a new passenger carrying transcontinental record carrying Arthur Loew Henry Ginsberg and William Melnicker The former record was 15 hours 45 minutes set by Allen Van De Mark
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Los Angeles
James B. Dickson
Hal Roach
Dickson
Clover Field
Santa Monica
Newark
N. J
Indianapolis
Wichita
Albuquerque
Frank Hawks
Arthur Loew
Henry Ginsberg
The
Roach Studios
William Melnicker
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios
Allen van de Mark
East Coast
Road contract on U S 6 let to Royden of Phoenix
Phoenix June 17 The Arizona Highway Commission awarded to H L Royden of Phoenix the contract for grading drainage and placing sub grade stabilizer on 8 2 miles of the Flagstaff Williams highway at a bid of 53 389 30 State Senator Harry Hill and Peter Riley asked the commission to set up funds for highway work on the Coronado Trail to relieve Greenlee county unemployment A Tucson chamber official and others urged state guarantees for Casa Grande Gila Bend route amid doubt federal aid would be voted by Congress
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Phoenix
Arizona Highway Commission
H. L. Royden
Flagstaff
Tucson
One Dies In Denver Liquor War Sparks Fatal Shootout
Denver’s liquor war flared again leaving Morris Cohn dead after a shooting over a large liquor cache. Benjamin Ornstein found beaten by investigators. Max Wine, a police character, sought for questioning.
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Denver
Colo
Morris Cohn
Benjamin Orenstein
Max Wine
Hoover And Curtis Pose For Pictures At White House
President Hoover and running mate Curtis appeared for a cabinet meeting and a round of congratulatory messages. Cameramen crowded the South Lawn as the two leaders posed for photos with the depleted cabinet nearby.
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Hoover
Curtis
Washington
Mr. Curtis
White House
Rev James P. Davis Named Pastor of Tempe Parish
The Rt. Rev. Daniel J. Gercke announced the erection of a new Tempe parish in Arizona and appointed Rev. James P. Davis as pastor. Davis, previously chancellor of the diocese, was ordained in Tucson three years ago and will be replaced as chancellor by Rev. Francis Green of Prescott.
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Tucson
Daniel J. Gercke
Catholic Diocese’ of
Arizona
Tempe
Ariz
James P. Davis
Davis
Flagstaff
Francis Green
Prescott
Rubio Empowered To Reduce Costs
Mexico City June 17 president Ortiz Rubio received extraordinary powers from the chamber of deputies to readjust federal expenditures. The aim is to balance the budget and prevent a prospective deficit of about 50,000,000 pesos by keeping spendings within income.
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Mexico City
Ortiz Rubio
Chamber of Deputies
Tucson welcomes California bonus army and gangland blitz
In Chicago on June 17 a barrage of bullets felled George Red Barker an associate of the Capones. The attack came from a flat across the street where gunmen waited for hours leaving shell remnants and dinner debris. Two young renters and a young woman occupied the flat.
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Chicago
George
Red) Barker
Capones
City Council Cuts Flagstaff Payroll
Mayor Dan Williams announced a 15 percent cut in the city payroll as part of a cost reduction effort. Wages were reduced up to 50 percent, saving $260 monthly by trimming the payroll from $1 720 to $1 460.
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Flagstaff
Dan’* Williams
Typographical Union Elects C. P. Howard in 1930s vote
Charles P. Howard was reelected president of the International Typographical Union by a margin of 5 000 votes over Leon H. Rouse The official tabulation revealed Howard received 30 026 votes to 25 004 for Rouse Claude M Baker was elected first vice president
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Indianapolis
Charles P. Howard
International Typographical Union
Leon H. Rouse
Py’ International
Howard
House
Claude M. Baker
Weather outlook for Winslow Arizona forecast
Leather ARIZONA reports fair weather tonight and Saturday with little temperature change. In Winslow, Thursday is forecast for a high and Friday for a low, though the exact values are unclear in the fragment.
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Arizona
Bonus Army Arrives in Tucson as Washington Fight Looms
Commander Royal W. Robertson leads about 3000 southern California veterans into Tucson vowing to encamp in Washington until back pay for 1917 and 1918 is granted. A split faction leaves for Globe while 40 labeled radicals are sent away in Phoenix as the march continues.
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Tugson
Ariz
United States Senate
Royal W. Robertson
California
Tucson
Washington
National Capitol
Phoenix
F. S. Ford
Globe
Robertson
Los Angeles
De Valera Stands Firm On Abolishing Oath
London dispatch reports Secretary J H Thomas telling the House of Commons that President De Valera has not budged from his original demand to abolish the Irish Oath of Allegiance and related land annuity payments. The document was read during a Commons debate on the Irish question.
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London
J. H. Thomas
Dominions
House of Commons
de Valera
Thomas
Commons
C. C. Julian Declares Voluntary Bankruptcy
Oklahoma City June 17 An oil and mining promoter C. C. Julian listed liabilities of 3,057,436.53 and no assets in a voluntary bankruptcy petition filed in federal court as he faces indictments with more than 50 others for mail fraud tied to the 3 million dollar C. C. Julian Oil and Royalties company.
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Oklahoma City
C. C. Julian
California
Oklahoma Oil and Mining
C. C. Julian Oil & Royalties Company
Julian
Britain and France Clash Over War Debts at Conference
At Lausanne the British pressed for full cancellation of reparations and debts while France urged removing trade barriers. Germany hinted at a private debt moratorium. The main outcome was a temporary six month suspension of reparations from June 30 to the conference’s end, with continued talks likely beyond.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Japan
Neville
Cidmiberlain
MacDonald
Cripple Starved to Death in Baltimore Family Case
Police tied a pattern of abuse to a 26 year old crippled man Grant Rubel found on a couch in his home. His mother and elder brother Paul Aubel were arrested after neighbors reported his disappearance. A diary notes death on April 4 and a June 24 alleged resurrection.
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Baltimore
Grant Rubel
Paul Aubel
Roosevelt to Name Nominee for Democratic Convention
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt will reveal at Hyde Park his pick to nominate him for the presidency at the Democratic national convention in Chicago. The announcement is expected Sunday night or Monday morning.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Chicago
Plotters Against Mussolini Executed At Dawn
In Rome two Italian terrorists Domenico Bovone and Angelo Sbardellotto were executed by firing squad at Fort Bravetta after conviction for plotting against Mussolini. Bound to chairs they were shot at 5 16 and 5 45 am as 500 black shirt militia shouted A noi.
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Rome
Mussolini
Duce
Domenico Bovone
Angelo Sbardellotto
Bovone
Sbardellotto
Fort Bravetta
Democrats Move In As Republicans End Chicago Convention
The Republican gathering adjourned in Chicago as Democrats prepare to move into the same hotels. Hoover and Curtis were renominated while Everett Sanders became campaign manager. The GOP adopted a pro modification plank on prohibition. Hotels on Michigan Avenue reopen to Democrats within a week as the party relocates for its own convention.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Hoover
Curtis
Everett Sanders
Indiana
Michigan Avenue
Hoover outlines campaign plan after Republican convention
President Hoover, buoyed by GOP support, prepares for a campaign run to November. He plans to address a southern Portico launch from the White House with the Democratic foe yet to be chosen, using the Rapidan Virginia retreat as campaign HQ.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Presidential Mansion
Rapidan River
Virginia
Alabama Grants One Year Test Paroles To 227 Liquor Violators
In Montgomery on June 17 Governor B B Miller granted one year conditional vacations from prison to 227 violators of liquor laws. The parolees may win permanent freedom if they prove good behavior and citizenship during their temporary leaves.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
B. B. Miller
No Perfect Drivers Found by Evanston Police Judge
Police Magistrate Harry H. Porter has spent years seeking a perfect driver but found only 25 000 alibis. He joked that if he ever finds a perfect motorist he would invite him to sit for a day to judge the imperfect ones.
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Evanston,ii
Harry H. Porter
Dizzy Dean to rejoin Cardinals Sunday in New York
In St. Louis on June 17 news confirms Dizzy Dean has reached terms with President Sam Breadon to return to the Cardinals. The veteran right hander will report to the club this weekend in New York. A separate item from Phoenix notes 19 naval planes from San Diego diverting to Grand Canyon on a training flight.
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ST. Louis
Phoenix
Ariz
San Diego
Calif
Grand Canyon
House approves federal interstate kidnapping bill
The House passed a Senate bill to make interstate kidnapping a federal offense and sent it to the president for signature.
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Washington
Senate
House
Hoover charts five day week for government staff plea
President Hoover urged a five day week for government employees as conferees work on the national economy bill. He said the step could aid the economy and hoped lawmakers would agree.
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Washington
Hoover
House
Senate
Rains Postpone All MLB Games In Both Leagues
New York June 17 There were no Major League games today as neither league scheduled contests and all four National League games were rained out. The American League also had no slate of games.
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New York
Governor duties shown at model conference in Victoria
Frederick A. Shaffer of Globe Arizona demonstrated duties of a district governor in a model conference with Nanaimo officials during a Rotary International assembly in Victoria British Columbia last night.
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Victoria
B. C
Frederick A. Shaffer
Globe
Davila Leads Chile’s Socialist Move After Coup
In Santiago Carlos Davila forms a new Chilean government claiming to establish a socialist republic. He vows to use armed force if needed, aims for a constitutional assembly, and says the regime will operate within the existing constitution for now.
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Santiago
Chile
Carlos Davila
Marmaduke Grove
Socialist Republic of
Socialist Republic
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