China Rebuffs Demands as Shanghai Tensions Rise
Chinese peace preservation regiments reinforce Hungpao airfield and rail hubs while Japan seeks immediate punishment for Chinese killings of a Japanese naval officer and sailor. Tokyo and Tokyo backed officers meet in Tokyo to discuss punitive action.双方 且未改变前线态势，中国声称在北平西通铁路以西控有约三千兵力，力图把握局势。
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Mitsumasa Yonai
Japan
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Senate Committee Forms Subcommittee On Court Reform
Aug 8 Washington reports the Senate agriculture committee votes to appoint a subcommittee to draft a restitution bill. Chairman Marvin Jones and Secretary Henry A Wallace met with President Roosevelt at the White House while discussing broad legislative aims and cotton loan actions to halt price declines amid department projections.
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Is 15 Per Cent High For Tax Collection
Mrs. E C Barnes member of the Board of Education opposes a 15 percent collection fee for back taxes. She refused to approve about 708 dollars billed by George A Gordon delinquent collector. The bill was approved by the other five members. Barnes warned against surcharge if the fee proved exorbitant.
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Agreements Reached On Court Bill In Congress
Conferees in Washington reached agreement on lower court procedure reforms and a judicial reorganization measure. The plan omits Supreme Court references and awaits Senate action for immediate consideration. continued on Page Eight.
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26th Columbus Reunion Set For Tomorrow In Park
The 26th annual Columbus reunion and picnic will be held in the park tomorrow with a large turnout expected. Committees have prepared a revised program including an amateur speaking contest and a spelling contest. The afternoon features sports for children and a baseball game for married and single men, with the Corry band providing music and the Community Aid Society serving a chicken supper.
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Two Canadian Fliers Die In Manitoba Crash
United Press reports two Royal Canadian Air Force fliers, Flying Officer C. H. Porter of Saskatoon and Flying Officer B. G. Doran of Toronto, died when their aircraft crashed in the wilderness near Grand Rapid on the northwest shore of Lake Winnipeg. The Ri and A. Fi station at Ottawa released word of the fatalities.
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Lake Winnipeg
C. H. Porter
Salcoats, Sask
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Ri & A. Fi
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England Demands Release of Three British Ships
London reports a formal British demand to the Nationalist authorities for the immediate release of three British merchantmen the Malton Carlton Castle and Mirupann seized by Nationalist warships off Loyalist Spain. Ambassador Sir Henry Chitton presented the demand to the Nationalist junta while the Frence side of the frontier remained. O A Stinnett was a business visitor in Brie today.
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Bitsy
House Committee May Speed Action on Hours-Wage Bill
The House Democratic steering committee was summoned to session to speed wages hours and farm legislation amid adjournment questions. Chairman Jed Johnson and other leaders met with President Roosevelt to discuss strategy. Johnson did not commit to combining the bills in one measure. Congressional committees pressed toward passage as talks continued.
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Flooding Hits Curry as City Faces Severe Storm Damage
A major rainstorm drenched Curry causing downtown flooding and electric line outages. Center Street under water near Woolworth and Concord Township reported three feet of water with damaged bridges feared. Basements flooded, businesses evacuated, and repairs planned as waterlogged streets paralyzed traffic.
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Young thief reports theft to patrolman
A 15 year old boy confessed to stealing a $1 bill from a grocery store counter on Washington Street. Police traced the suspect as Lloyd Knowlton after witnesses identified him. He was bound over to the next term of court under $500 bond after pleading guilty to larceny and receiving stolen goods.
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Man Killed By Hit Run Auto Near Erie Route 20
Erie August 10 Frank Dentz 69 inmate of the Erie County home died in a hospital as a victim of a hit run driver He was struck on Route 20 about 15 miles west of Erie Hoodlums Blamed Dallas August 10 police blamed disorganized hoodlums for a raid on a labor rally last night and the kidnapping of Herbert Harris 47 Socialist party organizer who was oiled feathered and dumped from an automobile at a busy street corner
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Securgain
Center Strest
United Press
Erie
Frank Dentz
Erie County
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Tex
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Herbert Harris
Socialist Party
Sentiment split on plan for GOP meet in Washington
The piece reports a divided reaction to a conference plan proposed by former President Kmayer and party leaders for the Republican national convention and 1930s campaign strategy. Senate Democrats gather amid mixed views on the approach.
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United Press
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Kmayer
Senate Democrats
Harmony Dinpay
Slayer bandit sought in district linked to several robberies and a murder
Proctor J Widen announces a nationwide alert for 41 year old Kalyh Gibson sought in connection with 22 bank robberies 2 attempted robberies and a bank auto theft since 1982 plus the murder of James Frostlike near Britt Ta in November 1985. Gibson reportedly fled with Violet Bruxs after a July 30 arrest at Loon Lake Oregon.
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Follora Muyean
Fuhair Kalyh Gibson
Conheautvilly
Crayford Country
Hoover
Gibson
Violet Bruxs
Loon Lake
Roseburg
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Barberton
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Conneautville
Farmers National Bank
Passenger air ship crashes at Daytona port
Four men were killed and five seriously injured when a 14 passenger Douglas airliner of Eastern Airlines struck a newly erected power line during takeoff from Sholtz Field in Daytona Beach. The crash left the aircraft 50 feet from the ground. investigators and officials reported the power line installation was eight hours old when the accident occurred.
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Angela Yeeieenid
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Chicago
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