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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-31

1.-Two killed in U. S. Nays
mimic war-Marshal PilSudSki, die
tator of Poland. dies in Warsaw.
13-Strike in Camden ties up
s50,000000 Of shipbuilding-Farmers
in trek TO back AAA flock into
Observation-Disclosures Court reaf-
firms jury rights Of Negroes-Bar-
bara Hutton divorced from Prince
Alexis acknowledgements of Arabia
injured, wrecking cycle to save child
Italy calls 100000 to colors-Stock
Exchange elects Charles R. Gay
president.
14-Senate votes 10 months ex-
tension of NRA-Former Princess
Mdlvani WedS Count HaugWitz-Re-
ventloW - Toledo Chevrolet strike
ends-Dr. Edwin B. Frost, noted
blind astronomer, dies-Mussolini
warns powers to keep clear in Eth
oplan diSpute-CommonWealth in
dorsed by Filipinos.
16-Roosevelt approves new seven
point NRA plan-Wagner labor bill
passed by Senate, 63 to 12-Bolivia
and Paraguay accept invitations 70
peace parley.
17-Doc Barker and four others
convicted as Bremen kidnapers.
18-Stanley Hausner killed as
plane crashes in Detroit-48 die in
crash of Soviet's huge plane, Maxim
Cork.
19-"LaWrence Of Arabia" dies Of
injuries suffered in cycle wreck.
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JANUARY

Alabama beats Stanford, %.
10, in Rose Bowl game.
Bruno Hauptmann goes on
trial in Lindbergh baby Staying.
3-Lindberghs tell story Of kid
mapping at Hauptmann trial-Con-
gress meets TO hear presidents mes
sage-House elects joseph w.
Byrns Ethiopia inyokes
League covenant to appease Italy.
4-Roosevelt delivers annual mes
sage to Congress.
5-Four sent to prison in Kansas
City Union Station massacre case.
6-Liner Havana hits Bahama
reef; all saved
betty Cow, Lindbergh baby
nurse, tells story in Hauptmann
case-Rocsevelt presents 1886 bud
get for s8,52O,413, 6o9-United States
Supreme Court rules oil-control
clause invalid.
9-"Jafsie" Condor Identifies
Hauptmann as ransom taker-Lib-
erty League adopts platform oppos-
ing Roosevelt policies,
1o-Mary Pickford given divorce
from Douglas Fairbanks.
12-Amelia Earhart completes
HaWaii-California flight.
13-Nazis win Saar plebiscite.
15-Jimmy Doolittle hops across
United States in II hours SO min
utes-Hannibal, Mo, begins years
celebration Of Mark Twain centen-
AIRY.
16-Warden dies in thwarted San
Quentin prison break-"Ma" and
Fred Barker. Bremen kidnapers,
slain.
17-Roosevelt offers security plan
for unemployment and old age.
19-Japanese troops advance
against Chinese west of Jchol.
21-Ten dead, 50 gassed in Penn
sylvania mine eXplosion-Paul E.
Writ, fountain pen inventor, dies
Ethiopian raiders massacre LOT in
French Somaliland.
23-EXpert links wood in kidnap-
per's ladder to Hauptmann-Mai
robbers seize $4,000, escape, in
Fall River, Mass.-Senator Huey
Long seizes control Of Baton
Rouge.
24-New York snowstorm takes 80
Westward liner Mohawk beached
after crash off New Jersey coast
House passes relief BILLS die in
Mississippi flood-22 indicted in
Breme kidnaping-M usolinI forms
new cabinet, keeps posts.
27-Jay Gould, noted court ten
mis- player, dies.
28-Hauptmann, cross-examined,
admits many lies-Pennsylvania
electric train hits 1O2 miles an
hour.
30-Senators reject World Court
by vote of 36 to 53-Seven thou
sand birthday balls over nation
honor Roosevelt - Poison liquor
kills 33 at GloVersville, N. Y.
31-Richard WaShburn Child,
diplomat and publiciSt, dies.
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17-United States women win
Wightman Cup for fifth straight
year.
19-British cabinet summoned in
Ethiopian crisis - New rail
pension bill voted by Congress.
22-Roosevelt agrees to bar arms
sales to Feb. Galatians warn Brit
ish that sanctions would result in
warehouse votes compromise" on
utility death sentence" - Cotton
loan of 9 cents set by AAA, plus
grant to farmers-50,00O pay last
tribute to Will Rogers.
23-One hundred fifty thousand
Italian troops mass on Austrian
border-Roosevelt names security
and labor boards-Guffey coal bill
passed by House and Senate
Roosevelt signs new banking law.
24-Compromise utilities measure
and liquor control bill passed by
CongreSS-Britain sends warshipS to
Suez Canal.
25-United States sends strong
protest to Soviet on Red activity
Thomas A. Edison Jr., son Of in
ventor, dies.
26-John N. WHY'S, pioneer auto
manufacturer, Disabilities holding
company bill signed by Roosevelt
Allison and Van Ryn capture ma
tional doubles tennis honors-Con-
gress adiOurns.
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2-Mayor Edward Kelly re-elect-
ed in Chicago landslide.
5-Gov. Bibb Graves orders Ne
groes put on Alabama jury rolls
Desperate Raymond Hamilton cap
tured by Texas sheriff-Cardinal
Locatelli, noted Vatican diplomat,
dies-CongresS passes $4,680, 900, 900
relief bill.
7-Nazis fail to poll two thirds
vote in Danzig-Warren Delano
Robbins, United States minister to
Canada, dies-34 killed, 100 injured,
as tornado raVages South.
8-Adolph S. Ochs, New York
Times publisher, dies.
9-House passes war profits bill.
10-Roosevelt raises price of sill
yer 7 cents over world price-Her-
bert HOover's ss-country swing
spurs 1886 candidacy rumor-Hun-
dredS flee Oklahoma farms as dust
storms continue.
11-Dust pail hangs over half of
nation; damage huge-Anna Kath-
crime Green, noted writer, dies--14
high school students die when train
hits school bus in Maryland.
12-Nation's students stage peace
strike-Senate passes bill authoriz-
ing S1,750,000,000 for Hole.
16-Giant clipper plane starts on
hop to Orient, piloted by Capt. E.
C. Musick.
17-League council unanimously
votes censure of Germany--Clipper
ship sets mark on hop from Cali
fornia to HaWaii-SWitzes set free
by French court trying spy ring.
18-PWA grants to Georgia and
Louisiana revoked by Ickes.
19-Social Security bill is voted
by the House, 372 to 80 United
States protests to Germany over
debts.
20-Germany rejects rebuke by
the League on armS-"Send A
Dime" chain letters flood nation.
21-New York Easter parade
largest in history-Miner slain, nine
shot at Springfield, ILL.,, in union war
-12 100000 in China suffer in drouth
famine-3065 die in Formosa quake
that wrecks 21,095 homes.
23-F. C. Walker named clearing
chief for works program Strike
closes Chevrolet plant in Toledo.
24-Roosevelt raises price of silver
to 77,57 cents an ounce-Senate con-
firms Mariner Eccles as governor
Of Federal Reserve Board.
26-Roosevelt makes Harry Hop
kins relief chief, completing setup.
27-World price of silver drops;
Mexico shuts banks.
% New Ravens streamline
Comet" hits 110-mile top speed -
Nazio jail chiefs of church press.
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planes bomb AduWa; Ethiopia pro-
claims general mobilization.
4-League of Nations committee
reports against Italy-French cabi-
net approves link with Britain in
League moves.
6-Aduwa and Adigrat captured
by Italians-Roosevelt warns Amer
leans of risk in war travel-Pan-
American Clipper makes new record
on California Hawaii flight, II hours
minutes.
League of Nations council holds
Italy guilty of aggreSsion-United
States Supreme Court holds first
meeting in new $1O,0OO,O0O quarters
-12 killed III airline crash in Wy
oming-6 killed, 38 hurt in Chicago
factory explosion - Detroit Tigers
win, 4-3, from Chicago Cubs, cap
turing World Series.
9-Austria and Hungary balk at
sanctions against Italy; Italy and
Ethiopia recall envoys-Hauptmann
conviction upheld by New Jersey
appeals court-Dolores Costello di-
vorces John Barrymore-Son born
to Duke and Duchess Of Kent.
10-Fifty- nations in League
assembly condemn Italy.
11-League of Nations puts arms
embargo on Italy-First Of hundreds
of earthquakes rocks western Mon
tana.
13-Moscow protests to Japan on
Manchuria border violations"
14-Aksum, Ethiopia's holy city,
Observation-Disclosures make sweep in
Canadian election-Memel vote for
Diet 81.17 per cent German.
1T. V. O'Connor, former Ship
ping Board chairman, dies
Starhemberg Gusts rival, Fey, in
Austrian coup.
18-Sanctions deadline of Oct. %
voted at Geneva-William Green re-
elected A. F. of L. head.
19-Fifty members of League vote
] 0ycott of Italian exports.
20-Gen. A. w. Greedy, Arctic ex-
plorer; Arthur Henderson, head of
disarmament conference, and Mrs.
Perry Belmont, former society lead
er, die-Sidney Smith, comic strip
artist, killed in auto crash.
21-Ruth Nichols seriously injured
in air crash.
22-Controller John r. McCarl re-
leases S1,50O,o00,OOO for WPA prof.
ects-Hurricane in Cuba kills four,
Injuries 90.
23-Los Angeles zone swept by
devastating brush fires-Mackenzie
KING named Canadian prime min
lister for third time-Revolta beats
Armour in pro golf final.
24-"Dutch Schultz" dies of as
sassin's bullets-Alfred H. Grebe,
radio pioneer, dies-ToWnSendites
hold first convention in Chicago.
25-Kansas Republicans endorse
Governor A. M. Landon for Presi-
dent.
26-Hull pledges moral support to
League of Nations on peace-2OO0
estimated killed in Haiti hurricane.
27-France accepts all League of
Nations sanctions agaisnt Italy
Judge w. I. Grub, who ruled NRA
illegal, dies.
30-Thomas A. Edison's widow
married at Chautauqua, N. Y
Roosevelt and Hull warn against
war trade, aiding League-Huge
Boeing bomber crashes in Dayton,
O.; one dead.
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Reviewing Major Events in the World During 1885

net quits in crisis over franc
Ethiopia asks League to defend her
against Italy.
20--France asks League to take
up German CONSEQUENTIAL lifts
restrictions on spring wheat plant
lng-BlaCk dust storm chokes and
paralyzes Midwest.
22-Inhation bonus approved by
House by vote Of 318 TO 9O-The
Rev. DR.. John Cavanaugh, former
head of Notre Dame, dies-Soviet
hands over Chinese Eastern Railway
to Manchukuo.
23-Britain, France, and Italy
agree Oh united front to Germany
Senate passes s4,880000,0OO worK
relief measure.
25-Ethiopians again clash with
Italians-Quintuplets ordered guard
ed against kidnap plot.
26-John Buchan named gov
ernor general Of Canada.
28-"Pink slip" repeal voted by
Senate. 53-15.
29-Quarter million see Reynolds
town win Grand National.
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27-Russia firmly rejects United
States protest against propaganda.
28-Pope pleads against war, ques-
tons Italy's arguments-Body of
John Hamilton, last of Dillinger
gang, found-James A. Moffett re-
signs as FILA head-$2, 500, 900 in
surance paid to Will Rogers widow.
29-Roosevelt signs farm mora
forum and rail pension bills
Astrid, queen of Belgians, killed in
auto crash in Switzerland; King
Leopold injured in wreck.
30-Ethiopia reported as giving
big oil grant to Anglo-United States
group-Guffey coal bill signed-Na-
tional air races start at Cleveland;
Howard wins Bendix trophy race;
Cecil Allen killed-Henri Barbusse,
noted author, dies.
21-President Roosevelt signs neu-
trality laW-Mrs. Howard Ickes dies
in auto crash near Santa Fe, N. M.
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Mooney and Billings meet for first
time in 10 years Joe Louis
knocks out Max Baer.
25-Ethiopia mobiles on from
tler-Roosevelt issues list OF war
implements under neutrality act.
26-Italy mobilzies 10000 900 men
League decides to invoke sanctions
if Italy goes to war - Roosevelt
starts vacation trip to Far West
and Pacific-Coal strike is settled
with S3700O,0O0 wage increase.
27-Col. John R Fitzpatrick wirs
control of Madison Square Garden
- Hundreds killed as typhoon
strikes Japan.
GU. S. pro golfers win Ryder
Cup from Britain, 9-3.
30-Van Sweringens regain con-
troll of S3,O00,O0O,OOO rail system.
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DECEMBER

britain and France draft new
peace offer to Mussolini-China
balks Japan in showdown on north
ern autonomy-King George II Of
Greece, restored to throne, grants
amnesty to 1853 rebels.
2-Dr. James S. Breasted, archae-
ologist, dies at 70.
3-Landslide obliterates Ecuador
village, killing 5O-Princess Victoria.
sister of English king, dies.
A ranco-British peace plan Of
Tered to Italy.
5-Secretary of State Hull warns
Japan to respect treaty rights in
China-Gov. Hoffman reveals Wis
it to Hauptmann in cell-Stand-
ard Oil of New Jersey denies war
trade" with Italy.
6-Italian filters bomb Dessye;
wreck palace and hospital-Hope
abandoned for KingSford- Smith.
7-Pro-Japanese state is set up in
China with Markings help.
o-t1Ve dead, damage heavy in
Houston (Tex) flood.
9-London naval parley opens
Hauptmann's plea for review de-
MED by Supreme Court-Walter Lig-
gett, crusading editor, assassinated
in Minneapolis.
10-World silver market crashes
. ri
purchase Al Simmons-Airliner
crashes in England; II killed.
11-Ethiopia rejects British
French peace plan.
12-M. j. Van Sweringen, younger
of railway capitalist brothers, dies.
13-Hauptmann sentenced to die
during week of Jan. 13-Jose A.
Barnet succeeds Col. Carlos Men,
dieta, resigned, as Cuban president
Joe Louis knocks out Pauline
Uzcudun in fourth.
14-President Masaryk of Czecho-
slovakia retires.
15-Calcb Milne ", wealthy
young actor, believed kidnapped -
Poll shows Landon rated leading
Republican presidential aspirant-
Detroit Lions rout Giants for pro
grid title.
16-Republicans choose Cleveland
for convention-Thelma Todd, film
actress, found dead.
17-ToWnsend supporter wins
Michigan congressional election.
1922 Italians, 500 Philippians
killed in battle on northern front
DR.. Edouard Benes named Czecho-
slovakian president-Sir Samuel
Hoare resigns as British foreign
minister; Anthony Eden named his
successor.
19-Franco-B British plan to dis
member Ethiopia wrecked-BritiSh
Commons upholds Baldwin.
20-Blizzard sweeps over nation.
23-Lindberghs flee United States
with son Jon.
27-Storm tightens grip on ma
ton; temperature drops to 81 below
zero in indianapolis.
28-Caleb Jones Milne " admits
kidnapping hoax.
30-Marquess of Reading, former
viceroy Of India, dies at 75-Lieut.
Gen. Hunter Liggett. United States
war hero, dies at 10.
3l-Lindberghs arrive in England.
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20-Roosevelt sets up SIG to 1914 a
month as relief wages.
21-Ford restores $6 a day mini
mum wage scale-Jane Adams dies
Three auto racers killed in In
dianapolis speedway trials.
22-House overrides Roosevelt's
bonus veto.
23-Senate sustains Presidents
bonus veto.
24-Senate passes $46000O,OOO bill
providing a bigger navy-Princess
Ingrid Of Sweden weds Crown Prince
Frederick of Denmark.
25-Weyerhaeuser heir is kidnapped
from Tacoma home-John Barry
more sued for divorce by Dolores
C0Stello-Reciprocity treaty signed
by Hull and Swedish envoy-Lawson
Little retains British golf title
Jessie Owens clips three world
marks in Big Ten track games.
27-NRA enforcement ended, as
Supreme Court rules codes void
Supreme Court unanimously voids
Frazier-Lemcke bankruptcy act.
28-Senate passes amended Cope
land Food and Drug Bill-Dionne
quintuplets mark first anniversary.
Crowd of 10000 sees Barney Ross
beat Jimmy McLarnin for weller
title.
29-Twenty-fve thousand attend
opening of California Pacific EXPOSE
ton at San Diego.
30-Pope, in vigorous health,
marks 18th birthday-Kelly Petillo
wins indianapolis 500-mile auto
race; one driver killed.
31-Fifteen dead, 20 missing as
floods ravage west-30,00O killed by
earthquake at Quetta, India.
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+Hurricane sweeps Florida; 5
dead-Stavisky trial begins.
6-Duke of Gloucester married in
simple London ceremony-Evan-
gelist Billy Sunday. and DR.. Henry
Fairfield Osborn, noted scientist,
die.
S-Italians take Makale and Cor
ahai-Senator George w. Norris of
Nebraska says he will retire when
his term endS-Sir Charles Kings
ford-Smith. Australia air ace, dis
appears with companion in Eng
land-Australian flight-Hitler dis
solves Stahlhelm.
9-Japanese troops threaten
Shanghai after Staying of marine.
10-Italians' advance of 100 miles
reported in southern Ethiopia.
11-StevenS and Anderson reach
altitude Of 74167 feet on strato-
sphere flight-Harry Hopkins ends
Federal dole in Is states.
1.-TWO youths killed. IS hurt. in
anti-British riots in Egypt-Pres-
ldent Roosevelt orders half-billion
slash in budget-ScottSboro Negroes
relndicted with one Of race on grand
jury-Frank J. Navin. head of Detroit
baseball club. dies-Jean Batten first
woman to fly South Atlantic alone.
14-RooSevelt signs proclamation
freeing Philippines.
15-MusSolini orders counter
boycott against sanctions-U. S.
Canadian trade treaty signed -
British government wins ma joritv OF
pa in House of Commons-Reich
DEGREES enforcement of Nuremberg
anti-JewiSh laws-Philippine COM
monwealth inaugurated. Manuel
Quezon taking presidency.
16-Gen. Pietro Badoglo replaces
Emilio de Bono as head of Italian
forces in Africa.
17-Gale causes wide damage
along Atlantic coast, in New Jersey
to extent of S1,OOOOOO.
18-Economic siege of Italy be-
gins, League members applying
sanctionS-JoSeph Bulova, founder
OF watch company, dies.
19-Italian filters kill 1000 Ethi-
opians in battle with 10000 of foe
Emperor Halle SelaSsie leaves by
plane for front
20-Ethiopians repulse Italians at
SaSa Baneh, inflicting heavy loss
Earl Jelljcoe, British World War
hero, dies.
21-Bernard Deutsch, president of
American Jewish congress, dies.
22-United States vessels warned
against trade with Italy-China
talks war if north secedes; Japan
sends nine WarshipS-China Clipper,
commanded by Capt Edwin Musick,
starts Pacific air mail service.
23-John L. Lewis resigns vice
presidency in A. F. of L.-Mauna
Loa erupts.
24-Lincoln Ellsworth and pilot
missing in flight over AntarCtica.
25-King George II returns to
Greece-Revolt flames in Brazil.
20 dSu, uepOSeu eHlpeIOI VI
Ethiopia, dies.
27-Japanese troops enter North
China, seize important rail center
japanese empress gives birth to a
son, her second.
28-Britain asks Japan to state
intentions toward North China-Re-
volt ended in Brazil.
29-France and Britain warn It
ally of unity in facing attack
Washington controls munitions as
new law takes effect-Federal dole
ends with total put at 1854, 100000
China Clipper arrives in Manila
SO hours At minutes after leaving
Alameda, Cal, on first commercial
tranS-PacifiC flight.
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JU N {:

George Weyerhaeuser Jr. freed
for 100000 ransom.
2-Nebraska flood disaster claims
70 lives-President Terra Of Ura-
quay shot-Babe Ruth released by
Braves.
3-Supreme Court holds last SEES
sion in old home-Normandie ar
rives in New York after record At
lantic crossing of days II hours
Ethiopias attack two Italian out
posts; 80 natives Slain-British rulers
acclaimed on kings SEVENTEEN
birthday-Roosevelt signs farm
credit act.
4-Code chiefs draft new MIRA
plan-Secretary Henry A. Wallace
allots $400,000,0O0 for roads and
crossing removal-350 drowned as
flood engulfs Mexican church.
5-Power strike in Toledo closes
big industries-Royalists riot in
Paris-The Aga Khan's Bahram
wins English Derby.
6-Pierre Laval forms coalition
cabinet in France-Stanley Baldwin
is prime minister in British cabinet
shift-Lord Byng of Vimy, World
War hero, dis.
STANLEY Baldwin replaces Mac
Donald.
House votes MIRA extension,
cutting Roosevelt's power.
8-"Grass Roots" Republicans
draft platform for -Streamline
train cuts 10 hours in Portland Chi
cago run-Sam Parks, Pittsburgh
pro, wins United States Open golf
crown with 299-Omaha wins Bel
mont Stakes.
9-Mr and Mrs. Harmon Valley
confess Weyerhaeuser kidnapping
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MA

Filipino uprising crushed;
81 killed-France and Russia sign
pact of mutual assistance.
fOscar H. Robson indicted for
eXtortion in June Robes kidnapping
case - 400 die in floods at Bahia
New quakes raise toll in Turkey
to 1000 - Omaha wins Kentucky
Derby.
6-Great Britain halls King
George in great pageant opening
Kings Jubilee-Supreme Court,
to 4, voids railroad pensions act
Senator Bronson Cutting, N. M,
among four killed in crash of air
liner.
Senator passes Patman $4,000
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8-Boy Scout world jamboree can
celed because of paralysis epidemic
near Washington-Gen. Benjamin
Foulois, Army air corps chief, re-
tired at own request.
13-Roosevelt signs bill restoring
Spanish War pensions-600 Italians
perish as dam bursts.
14-C. Stanley Mitchell, chairman
of Bank of United States, dies
Roosevelt signs Social Security bill
Potato control voted into AAA bill
by House-AAA increases wheat
paintings 100000 acres-Greyhound
takes S33,321 Hambletonian Stake.
I5-Senate passes AAA and tax
bills.
16-Will Rogers and Wiley Post
die in plane crash in Alaska.
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ambassador, dies-Excavation of
Florida ship canal begins.
20-RooSevelt names two coal
boards under Guffey Act-Joseph P.
Kennedy resigns as SEC chairman
Brig. Gen. w. w. Atterbury, rail
leader, dies.
21-Paul Runyan wins U. S. pro
golf title.
23-Roosevelt talk opens Human
Needs mobilization-Strik of 400
900 shuts coal mines-De Wolf
Hopper, noted actor, dies-Frank
B. kellogg resigns as judge of
World Court. NJ. Lands elected
SEC chairman.
24-Cardinal Hayes opens Eucha-
ristic Congress in Cleveland, o.
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Paraguay and Bolivia agree to r.
day truce.
13-Jim Braddock wins world
heavyweight title from Max Baer-
Scores were killed in war plant blast
near Wittenberg, Germany.
14-Skeleton NRA extended as
House accepts Senate amendment
Roosevelt wins coal strike truce
until June 30-Social security bill
passed by Senate-Samuel insult is
acquitted in final trial.
15-TeXas food kills Is.
16-Roosevelt. in executive order,
sets up new NRA.
19-Wagner labor bill passed by
House-Senate passes Social Secur-
ity bill with Clark amendment.
2l-"Uncle Dan" Beard, Boy Scout
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2-Greek planes bomb rebel war
ships; VenizeloS joins insurgents
II Nazis sentenced to death for
Austrian putsch-King of Siam abb
dicateS.
4-Roosevelt asks Congress to
end ocean mail contracts.
6-Cuban treasury bombed in
revolutionary strike move-Former
Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes
dies.
Mrs. Baby Doe" Tabor, penni-
less, died in Colorado shack-10
killed. u injured by dynamite blast
at Utah oil well-11-year-old prince
named King of Siam-Sir Malcolm
Campbell sets auto sped mark of
'6.Sl6 m. p. h.
r11-House votes to repeal pink
ip" income tax publicity law-Jean
narlow wins divorce from third
Lsband.
12-Dr. Michael I. Pupin, famed
scientist, dies-Greek revolt ended,
Venizelos fleeS Crete-Mendieta gov
eminent breaks strike in Cuba.
l3-Senate votes inquiry into utiI-
tiles propaganda"
l4-Richard B. Harrison, 10. de
Lawd," diea-France indicts 10 in
Stavisky see ndal; nine eXhonerated
15-Roosevelt wins in Senate vote
on relief wages-200O arrests made
in nationwide drive on criminals
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gordon Switz.
Americans, indicted in Paris spy
case.
16-Germany formally creates
army OF 100000 men.
l9-Senate rejects proposals to
cut relief bill fund-Belgian cabi-
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chief, is 85-Senate. by 62-17 vote,
grants seat to Rush Holt-Harmon
Valley sentenced to As years in
Weyerhaeuser KIDNAPPING.
23-Pan-American Clipper COM
pletes Hawaii California fight.
25-Mrs. Owen D. Young dies
Joe Louis defeats Primo Camera.
26-Roosevelt creates S50,0Oo,000
project for aid of youth.
27-Danno O'Mahoney wins mat
title from Jim LondoS.
28-Alfred Perry wins British
Orcn golf title.
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JULY

House defeats president. 216-
146, on holding company bill-Roose-
welt extends old labor boards until
Aug. key brothers land, setting
new air endurance flight record OF
673 hours SO minutes.
blank ODay, noted baseball
umpire, dies-14O japanese killed as
cruise steamer sinks.
3-Andre Citroen, French indus
trialist, dies.
Ethiopia asks U. S. to make
Italy observe Kellogg pact-Former
Archduke Leopold of Austria dies.
5-RooseveIt signs Wagner labor
bill - Louisiana Legislature rushes