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The Nine Power Treaty Conference adopted a declaration condemning Japan. Only Italy voted against the motion.
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A statue of Sun Yat-sen was unveiled in San Francisco, California at St. Mary’s Square
Justice Louis Brandeis is on the cover of this week’s Time Magazine
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The Republic of China established the Order of National Glory.
The U.S. Supreme Court decided Bogardus v. Commissioner.
The degenerate art exhibition The Eternal Jew opened in Munich
Mums at the University of Michigan Botanical Gardens
Astronomer Edwin Hubble peers through the eyepiece of the 100-inch Hooker telescope at California’s Mt. Wilson Observatory
Alfred Lunt and Jennifer Fontanne are on the cover of this week’s Time Magazine
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Kansas City City Hall was dedicated.
The new San Franciso Airport administration and terminal buildings also dedicated.
Wallace Wade is on the cover of this week’s Time Magazine
Celâl Bayar became Prime Minister of Turkey.
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British authorities arrested 120 suspects in the Lewis Yelland Andrews murder
Walter Lippmann is on the cover of this week’s Time Magazine
Italy signed on to the Nyon accords
The last living Bali Tiger was a female shot at Sumbar Kima, west Bali
Transcontinental & Western Air reestablishes service to San Francisco.
Kenneth Straus puts cement in place for setting of cornerstone., of the new Macy Annex in New York City
German Chancellor Adolf Hitler, right, and Italian leader Benito Mussolini stand in the back of a car on their journey from the Heerstrasse Station to the Hindenburg Palace, in Berlin
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Excerpts from a letter written by the imprisoned German pastor Martin Niemöller were read to his congregation. “I often think of others who must wander through the same dark valley as myself”, one passage read. “But it is a comfort to us all to know that you are praying for us. I am certain the almighty God will triumph.”
Rudolf Caracciola of Germany won the Italian Grand Prix.
A bomb explodes at the French Employers Confederation’s building, in Paris France
The Royal Family at Buckingham Palace
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Joe Louis retained boxing’s World Heavyweight Championship with a 15-round decision over Tommy Farr at Yankee Stadium.
The Russian freighter Timiryazev was torpedoed and sunk near Dellys. All 30 crew were rescued by a fishing boat.
Eberhard von Stohrer was appointed the new German ambassador to the Spanish Nationalist government
The Japanese Minister of the Navy on the cover of this week’s Time Magazine
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Wired Bank in Roswell for $40 to go home on . Finished up school work. Carpenter packed Dit’s table.
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A general mobilization of the military was ordered in Japan.
The Polish peasant strike began.
France protested to the Chinese government over the air raid that killed more than 1,000
John Edgar Hoover, Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) of the United States, signs young actress Shirley Temple‘s autograph books, after he was made a member of the Shirley Temple Police Force
Actor Paul Muni is on the cover of this week’s Time Magazine
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The Spanish pavilion opened at the Exposition Internationale des Arts et Techniques dans la Vie Moderne in Paris, featuring Pablo Picasso‘s mural-sized painting Guernica hanging in the entrance hall.
American mercenary pilot Harold Edward Dahl was shot down near Madrid and captured by Nationalist forces.
The comic strip Abbie an’ Slats first appeared.
Bill Cosby, actor and comedian, is born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Chief of the Boy Scouts James E West is on the cover of this week’s Time Magazine
The McCarren Park Pool in Brooklyn , New York is full.
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Léon Blum resigned as Prime Minister of France when the Senate refused to give him special powers to deal with the country’s financial crisis.
Ohio Governor Martin L. Davey ordered 4,500 National Guardsmen to Youngstown.
The Wimbledon Championships were televised for the first time, on BBC Television.
Dr Morris Fishbein is on the cover of this week’s Time Magazine
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Buffalo is flooding.
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Nationalists captured Las Arenas, cutting Bilbao off from the sea.
The Irish Parliament was dissolved and new elections called for July 1.
The Social Credit backbenchers’ revolt in Alberta came to an end when Premier William Aberhart finally got a budget passed in the legislature by a vote of 40-7
Steel mill worker fighting to cross a picket line outside the Cambria Steel Mill, Johnstown, Pa
Paul van Zeeland is on the Cover of this week’s Time Magazine
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