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June 18, 1938

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Notable Births

1938Kevin Murray, Australian footballer and coach^[†]

Kevin Joseph Murray MBE, commonly nicknamed "Bulldog", is a former Australian rules footballer who played for the Fitzroy Football Club in the Victorian Football League in 333 games over 18 seasons.

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Headlines from June 18, 1938

Nahant in Gala Mood for Wedding; Roosevelts Join in Final Rehearsal; Townspeople Turn Out to See President's Yacht--Members of His Family Arrive for the Ceremony Today NAHANT IS FESTIVE FOR WEDDIG TODAY Franklin Jr. Acts as Director President Is Host at Dinner Gowns of the Bridesmaids

By Kathleen McLaughlinspecial To the New York Times

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4 OF 62 DEFENDANTS CLEARED IN HARLAN; Judge Frees 2 Companies and 2 Officers, but Rejects Pleas for All the Others Defense Argues for Hours 4 OF 62 DEFENDANTS CLEARED IN HARLAN

By F. Raymond Daniellspecial To the New York Times

Blue Diamond Coal Co, Black Star Coal Co and 2 officials, W H Sienknecht and C B Burchfield, acquitted; plea of 2 others rejected

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U. S. INSISTS REICH PAY AUSTRIAN DEBT; Rejects Denial of Liability--Berlin Offers Britain Debt Service for Concessions THE TEXT OF THE NOTE U. S. INSISTS REICH PAY AUSTRIAN DEBT Reich Offers Plan to Britain U. S. Assailed in Press

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

U S pub note delivered to German Foreign Office June 9 rejecting Reich liability denial; Reich offers plan to Leith-Ross mission; Reich press praises Funk's s and assails U S

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LEHMAN WARNS U. S. ON WIRETAPPING; Sees 'Frightening Example' of What 'Can Happen Here' in Recent Congress Vote Sees Peril to Democracy Here LEHMAN WARNS U. S. ON WIRETAPPING Holds Bill Is Unconstitutional General O'Ryan a Speaker

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Lehman warns against encroachment on civil rights

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GURRAH CONVICTED, GETS 3-YEAR TERM AS FUR RACKETEER; Called 'Most Vicious Killer in New York'--Ordered to Pay $15,000 Fine TERRORIZED AN INDUSTRY Charges He Was 'Railroaded'--Must Serve a Previous Anti-Trust Law Sentence Railroaded," He Charges Calls Himself a "Big Shot" GURRAH CONVICTED, GETS 3-YEAR TERM

By Unknown Author

Shapiro convicted and sentenced; must serve previous sentence before beginning new one

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CHINATOWN THRONG AIDS WAR REFUGEES; 85,000 Pack Narrow Streets for 'Bowl of Rice Party'--Many Fetes in Nation Program on Stage 85,000 HERE THRONG CHINA RELIEF FETE Boycott Signs In Windows

By Unknown Author

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Concern in a Labor Row Quits State in Night; 125 Employes Find Offices Empty, Locked

By Unknown Author

Romeike Press Clipping Service, N Y C, moves to N J without notifying employes, during contract dispute with United Office and Professional Workers of Amer (CIO)

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