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June 1934

1934JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecemberThe following events occurred in June 1934: June 1, 1934 (Friday)Germany and Yugoslavia signed a trade agreement.U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt sent a message to Congress on war debts, reminding the debtor nations that America still expected the 12 billion 350 million dollars it was owed.The comedy-drama film Little Miss Marker starring Shirley Temple was released.Born:Pat Boone, singer, actor and writer, in Jacksonville, Florida; Ken McElroy, criminal, in Nodaway County, Missouri (d. 1981)June 2, 1934 (Saturday)39 nations signed the London Act, an agreement on a complete revision of international conventions on copyright, patents, trademarks and designs.Died:James Rolph, 64, 27th Governor of CaliforniaJune 3, 1934 (Sunday)The Auto-Lite strike in Toledo, Ohio, ended.The American Musicological Society was organized and incorporated in New York.The Party of the Right won partial general elections in Luxembourg.Dayton Speedway officially opened in Ohio.Born:Rolland D. McCune, theologian, near Berne, Indiana (d. 2019)June 4, 1934 (Monday)Britain informed the United States that it would make no more payments on its $5 billion war debt.

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