Clarke Cables
In Court Over
An Agreement
(By The Associated Press)
LOS ANGELES, June 18, —
The Clarke Gables, married but
estranged, maintained complete
Silence as private financial diflfi
tulties threatened an airing in
tourt.
Clark Gable filed suit demand
ing his wife, Mrs. Maria F. Gable
Jive up to their property agree
ment, which he said, they sign
ed in September 1935, declaring
she intended breaking the agree
ment.
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Max Gorky, Soviet
•/
Author Is Dead
(by Tne Associated Press)
LONDON, June 18, — A Reut- }
ers correspondnt reported that |
Maxim Gorky, noted Russian
author, died today at the age of!
68. He has been ill of influenza
since early in June.
Gorky was regarded by the
Soviets as their leading writer,
although he was not a member
of the Communist party. He was
born March 28th, 1868.
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Mob Frustrated
Attempt Lynch
5 Men 4 Women
(By The Associated Press)
EL CAMPO, Texas, June 18, —
A mob of three hundred per
sons was balked in its attempt
at lynching nine negroes, when
they returned here after aban
doning the search for the prison
I ers.
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ja white officer, Tip Simmonds
was slain trying to quiet a bon
us celebration.
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(flv The Associated Press)
BRUSSELS. June 18—Armour
led cars were sent to Liege street
'to maintain order due to fresh
1 outbreak of strike violence whe i
autos were overturned and strik
i ers attempted to raid the arms
'factory. The liberal newspaper
; "Independence Begleo, charged
that the strike was backed by
j communist agitation imported
from Scandinavia.
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Members Congress
Keeping Mind
Platforms
(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, D. C, June 19,
—Members of congress, return
ed to work today with indications
that their future efforts will he
guided by the principles of the
G, 0. P. platform as adopted at
Cleveland.
Governor Landon’s message to
the convention deviating in fav
or putting all jobs except those
of the cabinet and sub-cabinet
under civil service was fresh in
the minds of the senators when
they passed 43 to 18 a bill to pro
liibit use of political influence
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Plane Grounded
(By The Associated Press)
MOSCOW, June 19, — A Pol
ish airplane flying over Soviet
Russian territory without a per
mit was surrounded in mid-air
by a group of Russian planes
and forced to land at Minsk to
day, an official statement said.
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