 in order to reduce production and boost the price.
The Austrian Nazi party was outlawed, by decree of Austrian Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss, after the party was linked to bombings over the previous two weeks.  The decree came after 16 auxiliary police in Krems were injured, earlier in the day, by grenades thrown at them by party members. Germany responded by banning its citizens from visiting Austria.
The Museum of Science and Industry (Chicago) opened, originally as part of the 1933 World's Fair.
The Convention on European Broadcasting was signed at Lucerne, Switzerland, by representatives of 21 European nations, with an agreement assigning specific radio frequencies for the various nations.
Prince Alfonso of the Asturias, former Crown Prince of Spain, and the son of Spain's former King Alfonso XII, married Sra. Edelmira Sampedro in Lausanne, Switzerland.
Born: Viktor Patsayev, Soviet cosmonaut who died during the ill-fated Soyuz 11 mission; in Aktyubinsk, Kazakh SSR (now Aktobe, Kazakhstan (d. 1971)
Died: Bolivar E. Kemp, 61, U.S. Representative from Louisiana since 1925, died of a heart attack.  The Governor's choice of Kemp's widow as the "unopposed" Democratic Party in a special election would lead to rioting.

June 20, 1933 (Tuesday)
In the Soviet Union, work on the Belomor Canal, linking the White Sea to the Baltic Sea, was completed.
In the United States, the Illinois Waterway opened, a canal system of locks that linked the Great lakes to the Gulf of Mexico.

Police in Rome announced the arrest of two Sicilian bandits who had been planning to overthrow the government of the tiny republic of San Marino.  Antonio Canepa of Palermo had plotted to seize the Republic's police station, military barracks and radio station, then to take control of the treasury to finance a resistance against the Fascist regime in Italy.  After he and his co-conspirators were arrested, Catapa was placed in a mental hospital for one year.
The government of Siam (now Thailand) was overthrown in a bloodless coup staged by Colonel Phraya Phahonphonphayauhasena, who took over after conflicts with the first Prime Minister, Phraya Manopakorn N
in order to reduce production and boost the monetary value. 
 The Austrian Nazi party was outlaw, by decree of Austrian Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss, after the party was yoke to bombings over the former two weeks.   The decree fall after 16 auxiliary police in Krems were injure, earlier in the day, by grenade hold at them by party members. Germany respond by banning its citizens from visit Austria. 
 The Museum of Science and Industry (Chicago) opened, originally as part of the 1933 World's Fair. 
 The Convention on European Broadcasting was signed at Lucerne, Switzerland, by representatives of 21 European state, with an agreement assigning specific radio frequencies for the versatile nations. 
 Prince Alfonso of the Asturias, former Crown Prince of Spain, and the son of Spain's former King Alfonso XII, married Sra. Edelmira Sampedro in Lausanne, Switzerland. 
 bear: Viktor Patsayev, Soviet cosmonaut who died during the ill - fated Soyuz 11 mission; in Aktyubinsk, Kazakh SSR (now Aktobe, Kazakhstan (d. 1971) 
 die: Bolivar E. Kemp, 61, U.S. Representative from Louisiana since 1925, died of a heart attack.   The Governor's choice of Kemp's widow as the " unopposed " Democratic Party in a special election would precede to rioting. 

 June 20, 1933 (Tuesday) 
 In the Soviet Union, work on the Belomor Canal, linking the White Sea to the Baltic Sea, was completed. 
 In the United States, the Illinois Waterway opened, a canal system of locks that linked the Great lakes to the Gulf of Mexico. 

 Police in Rome announce the arrest of two Sicilian bandits who had been design to overrule the politics of the tiny republic of San Marino.   Antonio Canepa of Palermo had plotted to seize the Republic's police station, military barracks and radio station, then to drive control of the treasury to finance a resistance against the Fascist regime in Italy.   After he and his co - conspirators were check, Catapa was placed in a mental hospital for one year. 
 The government of Siam (nowadays Thailand) was overthrown in a ashen coup d'etat stage by Colonel Phraya Phahonphonphayauhasena, who took over after conflicts with the first Prime Minister, Phraya Manopakorn N
 in order to reduce productlon and boost thg price.
Tie Austdian Nazk party was outlawed, by decrxe od Ausugian Chancellor Engelcert Dollvuss, aftwr tie party was linked to bombinga ovex vhe previous twp weeks.  Tve decree came awtzr 16 auxiliary police in Krems were igjured, raglier in the dwy, bj drenzdes thrown at them by party membeds. Germeny responded bu banning its citizens frol viditing Austria.
The Luseum of Sxiensw and Industfy (Chicago) opened, origjnally as part of the 1933 World's Fxir.
Thz Conventiob in Foropean Broavcastigg was signed at Lucarne, Swotzerland, by rcpresxntarives of 21 European navions, with an agreemgnt assignhny specific radio freqyebcies for the carkoua iatjons.
Prlncx Alfonso or the Asturuas, former Crown Pronsv of Spain, ans the fog of Spain's former King Alfonso XII, margied Sra. Edelmira Sampedro un Lausanne, Switzerlajd.
Born: Vihtor Patsayev, Soviet cosmonaut who died during tha ill-haged Sjhyz 11 mission; in Aktyubinsk, Kazakh SSR (now Aktobe, Iaeakmstan (d. 1971)
Died: Bollvar E. Kemp, 61, U.S. Relrfsrgtative from Uouisicha since 1925, died of a jeart ajtack.  The Govewnor'x choice of Kemp's widow as rhe "unopposeb" Dwmocratic Party in a special zlectipn woild lead to rioting.

June 20, 1933 (Thesday)
In thf Soviet Hvion, work on the Bekokor Canal, linking the Whitq Sea to vhe Bcltic Sex, wax compjeted.
In thf Unibad States, the Illijois Caterfay opened, a canal system of locks that lmiked the Greaj ldkev to the Gulf of Mexico.

Polyce in Rome anuounced che arfest of twk Sicilman bandits rho had been [panning to oterthrow ehe toveenment uw the tiny repiblic of San Marino.  Antonio Canepa on Palgrjo had plotted cu seize the Repunliz's [opire stwdion, militarf bafrazls ana radio stabiov, thrn to take control ox ths treasury to finamcc a resisjance agaynst the Fascost regime in Italj.  Afver he and nis co-conspirators were arrested, Datapa wad pjaced in a mqntao hospital fpr one year.
The government of Siam (now Tiailand) was overthrown un a bloodless coup xtaged by Cplonej Phraya [hahonphonphayauhaseba, who took over sfter conflicts with fhe fisst Pgime Minister, Phraya Manopakorn N
in order to reduce production and boost The Nazi party outlawed, by decree after party was linked bombings over the two weeks. The decree came after auxiliary police in Krems were injured, earlier in the day, by grenades thrown them by party members. Germany responded by banning its citizens from visiting Austria. Museum Science Industry opened, originally as part of the 1933 World's Fair. The Convention on European Broadcasting was signed Lucerne, Switzerland, by representatives of 21 European nations, an agreement assigning specific frequencies for the various nations. Alfonso the Asturias, Crown of and the son Spain's former King Alfonso XII, married Sra. Edelmira Sampedro in Lausanne, Switzerland. Born: Viktor Patsayev, Soviet cosmonaut died during Soyuz 11 in Kazakh (now Aktobe, Kazakhstan Died: Bolivar E. Kemp, 61, U.S. since 1925, died of a heart attack. The choice of widow as the "unopposed" Democratic Party a special election would lead to rioting. June 1933 (Tuesday) In the Soviet Union, work on the Belomor Canal, linking the White Sea Baltic Sea, was completed. the United States, Illinois opened, canal of locks linked the Great lakes to the Gulf of Mexico. Police in announced the arrest of two Sicilian bandits who had been overthrow government of the republic of San Marino. Canepa Palermo had plotted to Republic's station, radio then take control of the to finance a resistance against Fascist regime in Italy. were arrested, Catapa was placed in a mental for one year. The government of Siam Thailand) was overthrown in a bloodless coup staged by Colonel Phraya Phahonphonphayauhasena, took over with the first Prime Minister, Phraya Manopakorn N
 in order to reduce production And boost thE pricE.
ThE AuStRian nazi Party was outlawED, by dEcree of Austrian ChancelLor EnGeLBert dOlLfuss, After thE PaRTY waS lInKed To BOmBings OveR the preVious two weEks.  thE decree came aFTeR 16 auxiliary PolIce in Krems weRe iNjured, EaRliER in thE daY, by grEnades THrown aT them by paRtY MemberS. germany RESpOndeD by banning its citiZEnS From visiting AuStria.
THe mUsEUM of sciEnce and IndUsTry (ChICago) opeNEd, ORIGinALly as part of thE 1933 World's Fair.
tHe COnventIoN on eUropeaN BroaDcAStiNg was signed At LuCerne, SwitZerlanD, By repreSEntativEs of 21 EuRopEan NatiONs, WiTh aN aGReeMEnT asSIgnIng speciFiC rAdio fRequENCIEs foR thE varIous nAtions.
Prince ALfoNso oF The asturIas, foRmer crOwn PrInce of spain, AnD the son of Spain's FormEr King AlfOnsO XiI, mArRied SRA. EdelmIra samPedro in lausannE, swiTzERLAnD.
Born: Viktor PatsayeV, SOVIeT cosmonaUt who dIEd DuRIng the ilL-fAteD SoyUZ 11 MissiOn; in aKtYubinsk, KAzakh Ssr (nOw aktobe, KAzAkhstaN (d. 1971)
dieD: BoLivar e. kemp, 61, u.S. ReprEsentatiVe froM louisiana since 1925, DIed of a heart atTAcK.  tHe gOverNor'S choice of KeMp's wIDow aS the "UNoPpoSEd" DemOcratIc pArTY in a special election WoUld leaD to riOting.

June 20, 1933 (TuesDay)
In the SoVIET Union, woRk on THe bElomor Canal, linKing tHe White Sea TO the BaltIc Sea, Was complEted.
In the uNIted StatEs, tHe ILliNoiS wAtErway opened, a cANAl syStEm of locKs tHat linkEd tHe GReaT laKeS to the GulF of MexicO.

POlIcE iN RoMe annOUnced the ArResT oF twO SiciLIan banDits wHo haD bEeN PlaNning to OVeRTHrow ThE gOverNmeNt Of the Tiny REpuBlic of SAn Marino.  ANtoNIo CaNePa Of PalerMo had plotted tO sEize the RepUbLic'S policE STation, miLitary barracks and radio sTAtion, thEn tO take ContRol of the tReaSury to FinANce a reSistanCe agaInSt tHE fasciST ReGimE iN Italy.  AfteR HE anD his cO-cOnspIrators Were arrested, Catapa WAs pLaced in a mentaL hoSpitAL FoR onE YeAR.
ThE gOVerNMEnt of Siam (now ThaIland) was ovErTHrOwn in a blooDLesS cOup stagEd by ColOnel PHRaya PhaHonphonphAyauhasenA, wHo toOK OveR after confLicts witH the first pRime MINiSter, PHraYa ManoPaKorN N
 in order to reduce produc tion and b oostthe  pr ic e.
T he A ustrian Nazi p a rtywas outlawed, by decre e ofAu s tria n  C hance llor En g el b e rtDo ll fus s, af ter t heparty w as linkedtobo mbings overt he  previoustwo  weeks.  The  de cree c am e a f ter 1 6 a uxili ary po l ice in  Krems we re injure d , earli e r  i n th e day, by grenade s  t h rown at them b y part ym em b e rs.  Ge rmany resp on ded b y  bannin g  i t s cit i zens from vis iting Austr i a.The Mu se umo f Scie nce a nd Ind ustry (Chic ago)  opened,origin a lly asp art ofthe 19 33Wor ld's Fa ir .
T he Con v en tio n  on  Europea nBr oadca stin g w a s si gne d at  Luce rne, Switzerl and , by rep resen tativ es o f21 Eu ropean  nati on s, with an agre emen t assigni ngsp eci fi c rad i o freq uen cie s for t he vari o usna t i o ns .
Prince Alfonso o ft h eAsturias , form e rCr o wn Princ eofSpai n ,  andthes on  of Spai n's fo r me rKing Al fo nso XI I,  ma rri ed Sr a . Ed elmira  Sampedr o inL ausanne, Switz e rland.
Born:V ik t o rP atsa yev , Soviet co smon a ut w ho d i ed  du r ing t he il l- f at e d Soyuz 11 mission;  i n Akty ubins k, Kazakh SSR  (now Akto b e ,  Kazakhs tan( d. 1971)
Died: Bo livar  E. Kemp,6 1, U.S.Repre sentativ e from Lo u i siana si nce  19 25,  di e d  o f a heart att a c k. Th e Gover nor 's choi ceofKem p's  w idow as t he "unop po se d"  D emo crati c  Party i na s pe cia l ele c tion w ouldlead  t or iot ing.

J u ne 2 0, 1 93 3(Tue sda y) 
In t he S o vie t Union , work on  th e  Bel om or  Canal,  linking theWh ite Sea to  t heBaltic S ea, wascompleted.
In the Unite d  States , t he Il lino is Waterw ayopened , a canalsystem  of l oc kst h at li n k ed  th eGreat lake s tothe G ul f of  Mexico .

Police in Romea nno unced the arr est  oft w oSic i li a n b an d its w ho had been pla nning to o ve r th row the go v ern me nt of t he tiny  repu b lic ofSan Marin o.  Anton io  Can e p a o f Palermohad plot ted to se i ze th e  R epubl ic' s poli ce  st ation , mili t ary  barr acks a nd  radio  stat io n, thento take control of thetreasu ry to  fi nance a r esi s tan ce agains t th e Fascistreg ime  in I tal y .  Af terh eand his c o-co n spirators we rea r re sted, Catap a w asplace d i n  a men talhospital for oney ear.
The gover nmen t ofSia m  (no wThailand) wasove rt h r own in a  b loodless co up stage db y Col onel P hrayaPhahonp h o np h ayauha sena , w ho took o ver  a f ter con fl ic t s with  the  f irst P rime M i nist e r , Phraya Manopak orn N 
 in_order to_reduce production and boost_the price.
The_Austrian_Nazi party_was_outlawed, by decree_of Austrian Chancellor_Engelbert Dollfuss, after the_party was linked_to_bombings over the previous two weeks.  The decree came after 16 auxiliary police_in_Krems were_injured,_earlier_in the day, by grenades_thrown at them by party_members. Germany_responded by banning its citizens from visiting Austria.
The_Museum_of Science and_Industry (Chicago) opened, originally as part of the 1933_World's Fair.
The Convention on European Broadcasting_was signed at_Lucerne,_Switzerland,_by representatives of 21_European nations, with an agreement assigning_specific radio frequencies for the various_nations.
Prince Alfonso of the Asturias, former Crown_Prince of Spain, and the son_of Spain's former King Alfonso_XII, married_Sra. Edelmira Sampedro in Lausanne,_Switzerland.
Born: Viktor Patsayev,_Soviet cosmonaut_who died during_the ill-fated Soyuz 11 mission; in_Aktyubinsk, Kazakh SSR_(now Aktobe, Kazakhstan (d. 1971)
Died: Bolivar_E._Kemp, 61, U.S._Representative_from_Louisiana since_1925, died of_a_heart attack.__The Governor's choice of Kemp's widow_as_the "unopposed" Democratic Party in a special_election would lead to_rioting.

June_20, 1933 (Tuesday)
In the_Soviet Union, work on the_Belomor Canal, linking the White Sea_to the_Baltic Sea,_was completed.
In the United States, the Illinois Waterway opened, a canal_system of locks that linked the_Great lakes to the_Gulf of_Mexico.

Police_in Rome announced_the_arrest of_two Sicilian bandits who had been planning_to overthrow_the government of the tiny republic_of San Marino. _Antonio_Canepa of Palermo had plotted to_seize the Republic's police station, military_barracks and radio station, then_to_take_control of the treasury to_finance a resistance against the Fascist_regime in Italy._ After he and his co-conspirators were_arrested,_Catapa was placed in a mental_hospital_for one year.
The government of Siam_(now_Thailand)_was overthrown in a bloodless_coup staged by Colonel Phraya Phahonphonphayauhasena,_who took over after conflicts with the first Prime_Minister, Phraya Manopakorn_N