New Effort To End Wars Under Way
Spanish insurgents press toward Valencia and Barcelona as new efforts to end wars surface. Japan announces retrenchment and industrial controls to aid its army amid heavy rains along the Yangtze. Chinese foreign minister Wang Chung-Hun cites mediation as possible, while Britain seeks to pull foreign fighters from Spain to ease a future pact with Italy.
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House Studies Bill Aiding Institutions
Columbus report: a $13,000,000 state building program cleared the Senate 28 to 0 and moved to the House. The plan would create a three member building authority with power to issue bonds up to 7,000,000 to leverage federal funds for hospitals welfare buildings and a new state reformatory.
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London Prison Farm
Baroness files restraining order in London court
Barbara Hutton seeks court protection against Count Haug Haugtyo amid custody dispute over two year old Lance. Alleged threats prompt safeguards at Lanes Park home as possible custody outcome looms. The case centers on inheritance prospects estimated at 201 million pounds for the child.
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Isband
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Fashionable
Ents Park
Jersey City Officials Face Civil Liberties Charges
Hague's counsel announced no defense to CIO and American Civil Liberties charges claiming city officials violated free speech and assett in Jersey City. The witness testified before Judge William Clark for a day and a half amid ongoing court proceedings.
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Lawyers Slain In Courtroom In Los Angeles
In a Los Angeles courtroom two attorneys were killed as a former South Dakota farmer, Arthur Emil Hansen, 38, confessed killer, told Sheriff he regretted nothing. Victims were R. D. McLaughlin and J. Irving Hancock. Hansen faced legal fights over judgments involving J W Covkendall and John Hancock. The shooting occurred minutes before a court commissioner was to render findings.
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South Dakota
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Wakonda
William Tenphrasen
Hall of Records
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J. Irving Hancock
G. Allan Hancock
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Hancock
John Hancock
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Katherine Covkendall
Kurtz Kauffman
Disbarment Action Sought Against Toledo Lawyer Lamb
National Lawyers Guild released a letter calling the disbarment bid against Toledo attorney Edward Lamb a fierce and vindictive move aimed at Labor. The hearing is set for June 30 in Portsmouth.
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National Lawyers Guild
Robert H. Jackson
Edward Lamb
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Portsmouth
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Jackson
Cincinnati Merchant Eyes World Series PernaTa or
A Cincinnati meat market operator Ralph Stocker was found optimistic about the Reds World Series. His sign read This store will be closed all day the opening day of the world series Cincinnati Reds versus the Pirates October 1938.
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Letter on Stamp Not Accepted in Augusta
A would-be customer reversed the order, placing a letter on a three cent stamp. Postal clerks noted legible address and message on the back but refused the item as too small and likely to get lost.
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Augusta
Delay Paris Visit as Queen's Mother Dies
London dispatch reports the state visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to France was postponed to July due to the death of the Queen Mother's Countess of Strathmore and Kinghorne. The bill would fund maintenance and increase patrol salaries and staffing.
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Scotland
Hero Burial for River Hero in Zanesville
Walter Drumheller died saving a colored boy in the Muskingum river. The Signal urges Zanesville to rebury the hero with a proper marker in Woodlawn cemetery and asks for donations to the Hero Burial fund to cover the lot and ceremonies.
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Walter Drumheller
Charity Field
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Muskingum
Walter
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Drumheller
WPA
Woodlawn Cemetery
Potter's Field
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weleiBes
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Relief measure for delinquent taxes to aid relief grants
The proposed emergency relief bill would let local subdivisions issue notes against uncollected delinquent taxes to raise funds for relief. Zanesville would have about $19,923 against Newark’s $60,078 under the plan. The measure aims to help the needy but would deprive communities of funds for operating costs and is not expected to be widely used.
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Senate
Keith Lawrence
Cleveland
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Lawrence
Stolen Cash Register At Spic and Span Restaurant
During a boxing match turning point last night thieves entered the rear of 799 Main Street Spic and Span restaurant as customers gathered near a loudspeaker. A cash register with $18 was taken and later found in a rear alley with the money missing. Detective Harry Summers investigated.
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Spic and Span
Sadio
Suedefen
Adventure Ends For Boys In Yacht Off Mexico
After 28 days at sea in a borrowed 525,000 yacht, three Santa Cruz youths Lyle Tara 17 James Henninger 17 and William Grace 16 were reported detained by Mexican officials in Puerto Vallarta awaiting release. Owner Lew K Foote planned to fly to Puerto Vallarta as the meaning of the telegram said the ship is not stolen and the boys are held by authorities.
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Eanta
Lester Eisley
Lyle Tara
James Henninger
William Grace
Santa Cruz
Eisley
Budge and Jacobs Triumph at Wimbledon in Mixed Results
Don Budge advanced to the Wimbledon fourth round with a 6-0 7-? 6-1 win over G Lyttleton Rogers as Helen Jacobs recovered from a collapse to defeat England's Joan Ingram 9-7 6-? in a hard fought match.
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Helen Jacobs
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Joan Ingram
England
Favors Nolan As Party Flead Favors Nolan As Party Flead
Gov Davey and party insiders weigh Nolan of Steubenville to chair the Ohio Democratic Committee as Francis Poulsen retires Charles Sawyer Batavia Hugh Nichols Batavia and U S Sen Bulkley are mentioned as possible nominees while Roosevelt visits Marietta heightens Democratic tensions and calls for a united front The Davey administration backed by editors insists on resolving party differences privately without presidential intervention.
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John F. Nolan
Steubenville
Francis K. Poulsen
Cleveland
Democratic Committee
Charles Satyyer
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Sawyer
Hugh L Nichols
Batavia
Nichols
Ohio
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Nolan
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George White
U. S
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Carl Watson
Findlay
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New Deal
Holt reacts to Knox speech at editors meeting
West Virginia Governor Homer A Holt, seated in the rear of a banquet hall, criticized publisher Frank Knox for a nonpolitical speech that he said attacked the administration and business. Knox, Republican vice presidential nominee in 1936, warned of a propaganda machine and blamed the depression on government. The exchange followed Knox's remarks to the National Editorial association in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia.
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Rotary conference remark sparks laughter in San Francisco
Melbourne Rotarian T Purvis praised American girls as the cutest in the world during a soil erosion discussion at the Rotary International Conference in San Francisco. The audience reaction was so loud that Parsis' speech could not be delivered. In Columbus, weather maps show scattered showers and thunderstorms across the Plains, northern Lake region, and Atlantic coast from Florida to New Jersey, with little temperature change.
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T. Purvis
Melbourne
Rotary International
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New Jersey
Bulkley predicts lower gas rates under Lea act
Senator Bulkley of Ohio urged that the Lea act to regulate the natural gas industry should ensure the lowest possible rates for consumers. He noted municipalities and states failed to regulate interstate gas sales effectively and said the federal power commission now has full power to fix wholesale rates for gas sold in interstate commerce. He cited Ohio's cities that have long believed they were overcharged with no adequate remedy.
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Washington
Senator Bulkley
Ohio
Lea
Bulkley
Federal Power Commission
LYLUMous VP Hunt Ends With Child Found Dead In Creek
An all night search for Patsy Circelli, aged 15, concluded today when his body was recovered from a creek. He drowned while swimming.
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Patsy Circelli
Schmeling Hurt In Louis Fight With Back Fractures
Max Schmeling suffered fractures of the third and fourth lumbar vertebrae after a hard right hand from Joe Louis early in their 15 round bout. He was hospitalized at Poly Clinic in New York with uncertain condition but not believed to be life threatening. Louis knocked Schmeling out in 2 04 of the first round and local celebrations erupted nationwide amid racing news.
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Louis
Max Schmeling
Polyclinic
Tian
Robert Brennan
Schmeling
Starate
Louis Punch
John J. Phelan
Athlete Commission
Lous
Harlem
Cleveland
Sergt
James McDonald
Gary
Ind
Chicago
South Side
Seven French Army Aviators Perish In Night Crash
In Tours France seven army fliers died when a twin motor military plane crashed during a night training flight over central France. Bodies of five officers of the air corps a radio operator and a mechanic were recovered from the wreckage.
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Tours
France
Air Can
Newspaper Woman Annie Poage Dies in Ashland
Miss Annie Poage, about 75, a longtime newspaperwoman known for work in editorial and advertising, died in Ashland Kentucky. She was the first woman Kentucky Colonel, honored in 1919 by Gov. James D. Black for leading Boyd County’s food conservation efforts and wartime service.
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Annie Poage
Poage
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James D. Black
Boyd County
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