War time boom in munitions 13 disclosed
European arms makers report heavy war orders and clandestine shipments to central Europe the Far East and South America. Mussolini era deals boost trade as Hotchkiss and other firms supply rifles machine guns and airplane parts to combatants amid efforts to curb armaments.
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Geneva
Commission of the World Arms Conference
Europe
Far East
South America
Bolivia
Paraguay
Gran Chaco
Austria
Hungary
Trafic
Journal Des Nations
Benito Mussolini
Manfred Weiss
Cepel
Budapest
Hotchkiss
League
Journal Des Finances
Paris
League of Nations
Roosevelt's Mother Again Is Guest Of British Royalty
Mrs. James Roosevelt, 80, mother of the President, attended a royal garden party at Holyrood palace in Edinburgh with King George VI and Queen Mary. She had met the royals at Buckingham Palace last month and planned to travel to Paris to visit her sister after the London visit.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
James Roosevelt
George
Queen Mary
Holyrood Palace
Buckingham Palace
Old Castle
Mrs. Roosevelt
London
Paris
Sister
Woodward Crash Takes Second Life
AP report from Perry Nebraska notes the second victim of a Woodward automobile crash, P. B. Wilkie, a highway commission engineer, died in a local hospital. Max Moughin, 19, of Sidney, was killed and his brother Allen, 16, was critically injured.
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Perry
Woodward
P. B. Wilkie
Highway Commission
Max Moughin
Sidney
Allen
Money Woes Hit Republican Campaign Committee
Washington The joint Republican congressional campaign committee is broke and in debt after a high priced start to win control in this year’s elections. Dan Hastings leads the effort but has yet to raise funds from major backers, risking the committee’s active role in campaigning.
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Washington
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
New Deal
Dan Hastings
Senate
Iowa
Dickinson
Hastings
Delaware
House of du Pont
du Ponts
New York
Congressional
Republican National Committee
Movies Have Little Effect on Youth Morals, Detroit Doctor Says
Dr. David R. Clark, Detroit alienist and chief psychiatrist, argued that motion pictures do not significantly harm youth morals. He dismissed municipal censorship as futile, urging toleration over puritanical standards and noting newspaper sensationalism harms youths more than films. He predicted the anti film crusade will fade like others.
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Detroit
David R. Clark
Clark
Wisconsin Dairy Co-Op Sues NRA Over Licensing Clause
The Columbus Milk Producers Co operative of Antigo Wisconsin files suit in U S district court seeking to restrain AAA officials from enforcing the licensing clause of the agricultural administration act. Defendants include Henry A Wallace Rexford G Tugwell Homer S Cummings Dwight H Green and Max C Baker. Farmers say they may sell milk to any agency and note 60 cents per hundredweight is currently deducted into an equalization fund.
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Chicago
AAA
U. S. District Court
Columbus Milk Producers Co-operative
Antigo
Wis
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Rexford G. Tugwell
Homer S. Cummings
United States District Attorney
Dwight H. Green
Max C. Baker
Kaye Don On Trial For Manslaughter
British auto racer Kaye Don goes on trial in Douglas Isle of Man on charges of manslaughter related to a May 28 accident that killed his mechanic Francis Taylor. Don pleads not guilty.
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Douglas
Isle of Man
Kaye’ Don
Francis Taylor
Don
Roosevelt to give one major talk on return voyage
President Roosevelt will deliver a single major address on the return trip from the Pacific coast, scheduled for Aug. 9 in Green Bay Wisconsin. The itinerary includes Portland and Bonneville dam visits and a tour through Glacier National Park among multiple PWA project stops.
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Roosevelt
Green Bay
Wis
U. S
Washington
Pacific Coast
Wisconsin
Robert M. la Follette
Progressive
Houston
Portland
Ore
Bonneville Dam
Columbia River
PWA
Bonneville
Soap Lake
Wash
Spokane
Coulee Dam
Belton
Mont
Rochester
Minn
Glacier Park
Glasgow
Fort Peck
Devil's Lake
N. D
St. Paul
American Legion
Mayo Brothers
Mississippi River
Chicago
Mayo
Man Falls From Freight Train Near Pacific Junction Dies
Dick Nielson of Clinton Missouri, about 25, died after apparently falling from a freight train near Pacific Junction early Thursday. He lost a leg and suffered a fractured skull plus numerous bruises. The body was taken to Glenwood Iowa Thursday morning.
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Council Bluffs
Dick Nielson
Clinton
Pacific, Junction
Nielson
Glenwood
Milwaukeean elected grand master of Knights Templar
Andrew D. Agnew of Milwaukee was elected grand master at the Knights Templar conclave in San Francisco. Miami was chosen as the 1937 convention city. The report notes volumes once were sold by weight in Russian book stores.
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San Francisco
Andrew D. Agnew
Milwaukee
Knights Templar
Miami
Self-Styled Healer Rouses Italian City
In Bologna a self styled miracle man, born in Rome and about 33, drew crowds by claiming to heal paralysis. He refused to identify himself while promising further cures to Mrs Margherita Rambaldi and a bedridden girl, as police and church leaders watch with suspicion.
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Bologna
Italy
Rome
Margherita Rambaldi
Cardinal Hayes Brands Theaters as Pest Houses
New York Archbishop Patrick Cardinal Hayes denounced irresponsible movie houses as pest houses in a letter to archdiocese pastors. He equated movie industry cleanup to epidemic quarantine and warned against wasted youth education funds undermined by low standard films.
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New York
Patrick Cardinal Hayes
Americh
Gas Prices Raised Two Cents a Gallon
Retail gasoline prices rose two cents Thursday across major distributors, setting prices at 17 18 and 20 cents per gallon for regular ethyl and high test. The move follows higher tank wagon costs and aims to offset prior cuts to stay competitive. An independent firm showed 14.5 and 15 cents for two grades, with possible further increases indicated.
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Oll Refining and Distributing
Radio Schedule Highlights from NBC CBS Marching Through Day
A dense listing of radio programming across networks NBC CBS and affiliates. It details morning afternoon and evening slots with show titles hosts and station codes for programs such as morning parades cooking closeups musical segments and theater reports. The item catalogs the day’s broadcast lineup with multiple entries per hour and reference to various programs and performers.
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Nbc
Weaf Woc-Who
CBS
WBBN
Weco
WJZ Chain
Gene. Arnold
Weaf Woocc
WABC
WMT
East
Demke
Cloutier Arch
Weaf Chain
Mie and Sade
WJZ Kyw
Velas
WJZ
Kavelin
Archie
NDC
Fidler
WEAF
WMAQ
Velaree
Weap Chain
Helen Treat
KMOX
WGN
Ann Leaf
Aem Rerkina
Jack Heller
Wzchakn
Lanny Ross
Maenschen Etch
Wards Surdy Mam
Fion Keys
Grab Bas
WCCO
Betty and
Bob
WLS
Holst Earch
Beteolt Symphony
Icbs
KFABT
Brock Pemberton
Arlo Wurisebeek
Sport Stories
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WBBM
Chick Evans Seeks Western Title in Comeback Bid
Chick Evans, 44, a veteran eight time Western amateur champion, advanced to the quarter finals in Oklahoma City after a 1 up win over Ed White and a 6 and 5 victory against W Duvall Jr. Evans faces Verne Stewart next as the 36 hole rounds unfold with Eaton, Westland, Yates and others still alive.
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Oklahoma City
Chick Evans
Chicago
Ed White
Bonham
Tex
W. Duvall
Kansas
D. Evans
Jack Westland
Charley Yates
Atlanta
Zell Eaton
Evans
Verne Stewart
Albuquerque
N. M
Lucien McLaughlin
Bob Conliffe, Jr
Westland
Earl Thompson
Tulsa
E. J. Rogers
Eaton
Leland Hamman
Waco
Hamman
Precautions Against Friday the Thirteenth Urged In Advance
The piece dismisses superstitions about Friday the Thirteenth and urges early caution for the days leading to it. It cites past incidents from April and February as examples and warns that misfortunes like torn trousers or dented cars can be prevented by planning now.
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Johnny
Balloon Explorer to land near Peoria Des Moines bases set
The National Geographic Society and Army Air Corps announce mobile bases at Peoria Illinois and Des Moines Iowa to meet the Explorer balloon after its rapid city takeoff. Ground stations will track the craft hourly, guiding support teams within a 200 mile landing zone across nine states.
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Washington
Peoria
Des Moines
Explorer
National Geographic Society-Army Air Corps
Society
Rapid City
S. D
South Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Illinois
Missouri
Nebraska
J. O. LaGorce
George Hutchinson
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Nutchinson Ice Cream Co
Lasomarcino-Grape Co
McKesson - Churchill Drugs Co
Cedar Rapids
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Drew Pearson and
Robert S. Allen
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Mellon Trust
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Johnson
Aluminum Company of America
Department of Justice
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Hitler
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Pershing
William S. Sitms
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King Andrew
Andy Mellon
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Great Northern Hotel
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Earl L. Thornton
Wisconsin Dairy Co-Op
Kaye Don
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Cardinal Hayes
Col. Levis Howe
Olga Albani
Baker
Johnny Green
Feat Nighter
Koil
Cal, Stoopnagle
Frank Crumit
Marie Cozzi
Stig Chivers
Glenn
Woc-Who
Hines
Pris Lanes
Johnny Johnson
Buddy Rogers
Sesnick
Stern
WEAP
WSBM
Ted Black
Albert
Saar Ry i
Needy Eaton
Walter Emery
University of Oklahoma
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Memphis
Johnny Lehman
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May Drug Co
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