Dublin, May 24. Mr. Harold L. Ickes, 64-year-old Polish Minority Will Press Own Claims United States Secretary of the Interior, was married here today io Miss Jane Dahlman, 25-year-old red headed beauty of ' Milwaukee. Wisconsin.
Warsaw, May 257 Although a crisis has been averted "n Czechoslovakia. domestic agitation has not yet calmed down and will not do -so until Prague satisfies tře claims made by the various minorities living in the country, Deputy Walewski, Chairman of the Diet Foreign Affairs Committee, declared lest night in a radio broadcast The Polish minority in zechoslovakia, he added, would not cease to demand respect of its rights to be included in the economic, political. "and social life of the country.
Havas, Miss Dahlman Ickes' son's wil Ickes, son of Mr. Harold Ickes, ce mitted suicide in 1936.
The Secretary of the Interior and is bride will spend their honey noon Ireland.—U; in southern Guard Dies, Convicts d Face Death Sentence Alcatraz, May 24.
The death toll mounted to two today with the death of R. C. Cline, veteran guard, following successful attempt io break of Federal en persons were killed and tity injured in the state of Parana when "a cyclone struck the region yesterday Havas. result of Cline's death. Rufus Frank lin and James Lucas vill face a trial for in a lethal' chamber.—
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