Japs Russia Renew Fight Threatens Major Frontier War
United Press reports renewed heavy fighting between Japan and Soviet Russia on the Manchukuo Siberian border. An 11 hour artillery infantry battle near Changkuteng ended at dawn as both sides mobilize for a possible larger clash. Tokyo offered border commission talks to peacefully resolve disputes while Chinese and Spanish fronts show separate tensions.
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Joe Alex Morris
United Press
Japanc
Soviet Russia
Changkuteng
Manchi- Kuo-Siberian
Tokyo
Japan
Manchukuo
Russia
China
Canton
Akling
Spain
Segre
Valencia
Hillstrom Reelected Leader at Chautauqua Lutheran Meeting
D A Hillstrom of Corry was reelected president of the Chautauqua Lutheran Association at Tuesday’s meeting held at the association headquarters. Other officers retained include Mrs E M Kutins of Dayton vice president Mrs NH Fairbanks Kenmore secretary Rev Ly Nordstrom Jamestown and other directors. Mrs G G Ruff Pittsburgh appointed superintendent and others named. financial condition noted as improved.
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D. A. Hillstrom
Corry
Chautauqua Lutheran Association
Chattauqua
C.snyder
Greensburg
Williams
Pittsburgh
Prsenh
G. G. Ruff
Pittsbilgi
WES Yes
Youths Finish River Voyage From Smethport to Pittsburgh
Smethport youths Bernard Huffman and Big Faull completed a 240 mile canoe trip down the Allegheny River to Pittsburgh in 14 days. They planned to sell their home-made canoes upon arrival, preferring a car return. They averaged about 22 to 49 miles per day despite frequent stops and a feverish pace at times.
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Ay United
Pittsburgh
Smethport
Allesheny
Smethpore
Bernard Huffman
Big Faull
Carroll Refuses To Admit Murder In Trial
Francis M. Carroll, under cross examination, testified he thought Buddy Dwyer must have found an accomplice in the slaying of Dr. James Littietivid. Dwyer, serving five sentences for the crime, accused Carroll of being the real slayer.
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Francis M. Carroll
Pan
Buddy" Dwyer
al 4 Coultry
Young Dwyer
Carroll
James G. Littietivid
Court test of 50 mile an hour law planned
Democratic Representative William Aukerman of Altona argues the Pennsylvania motor code lacks authority for suspending driving licenses for speeding. He was arrested for allegedly driving 70 mph in Clearfield County. Gov. George H. Durie orders 50 day suspensions for speeds over 60 mph.
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United Press
Revenue Department
William M. Aukerman
Altona
Pennsylvania
Aukerman
Clearfield County
Houston Township
Munich
George H. Durle
Crawford County Democrats to Host Picnic Speakers
Governor Eure and Senator Jones are slated to speak at Crawford county Democratic picnic. The event, tied to the state slate, was tentatively set for August but a new date will be chosen because of conflicting engagements.
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George H. Eure
Charres Alvin Jones
Pittsburgh
Governey
Crawford County
Democrata
the Pines
Mount Hope
Crargford County
Accidental death verdict in Mrs. Burbach case
A coroner jury in Chicago returned an accidental death verdict for Mrs. Daniel Burbach who died in Geant hospital after scalding from a shower bath. Her husband, Sharon Pi policeman, and daughter Helen 14 testified at the inquest. Helen said the water was turned to full force and shocked her father, preventing escape.
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Unites Press
Chicago
Daniel Burbach
Sharon, Pi
Geant
Burbach
Helen
Fifty Ill In Home Where 33 Died One Year Ago
United Press dispatch from Philadelphia reports a dysentery outbreak at the indigent home and house of correction. About fifty inmates were stricken today, with the superintendent noting one death from the prior year’s illness and ongoing suffering among residents.
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United Prean
Philadeuphta
House of Correction
George Hartmaj
Autferins
Autferins Tery Veil
Beaten Candidate Ex Titusville Man In Primary
Ex Governor George White, longtime Titusville visitor, lost the Democratic Senate nomination to Sen Robert Bullsey as Ohio voters backed the party’s Roosevelt aligned slate. Bullsey led Pope and White in early returns while Clark trailed by about 3 500 with four fifths of ballots counted. In Arkansas Hattie Caraway narrowed John McClellan’s bid as Roosevelt rubber stamp debate raged against Davey CIO and AFL factions. Nebraska results showed Gov Cochran winning renomination for a third term with state officers and House races completing the slate.
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Sys
Ohio
George White
Robert Bullley
Senate
Titusville
White
Torming
Pope
Roosevelt
Clark
Robert J. Bullsey
Robert A.fatt
Arkansas
Hattie Caraway
John McClellan
New Deal
Gaynor
National
Charles Sawyer
Martin L. Davey
Davey
John L Lewis
A. F
Carl B. Bailey
R. A. Coole
Nebraska
Jtate
House
Wrs
R. A. Cochran
Rotary Club Elects J Donaid Watson President
The Corry Rotary club elected J Donaid Watson president and he spoke at the Hotel Corry dinner outlining Rotary history and goals. He urged new members to engage with club activities and Rotary International concepts while planning the upcoming Rotary Fair with added features. Lewi Rel of Jefferson Chip and Banja min F Gebring of Nec attended as two guests.
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Corry
North East engineers to sign plans for sewer disposal plant
Hill and Hill of North East expected to sign a contract today to prepare preliminary sewer and disposal plant plans for a Public Works Administration grant. City Council approved the 385 estimate amid debate on project scope and cost, with Finance Director Weaver and Mayor Hepler seeking cost figures and a possible PWA grant within the city’s two percent bond limit.
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Hill and
Hill
North East
Public Works Administration
Messrs
Hull
Sewags
Richard Rossbacher
Rossbacher
Coupert
Yilely
Hepler
Weaver
Bill
North Hast
Altho
Nichols
Moni J- Knowles, Inc
Hathey Imad
Fema
HIN
Aft
Dickson
Lopch
North East Grm
Sond
Canned
PWA
Berry Linked In Move to Defraud TVA in Norris Dam Listing
Knoxville Aug 10 congressional panel pressed Evans Dunn TVA assistant general counsel for details. Dunn cited a claim by Sen George L Berry and associates that they paid about 1 for marble lands later sought to extract 5 million from TVA over flooding from Norris dam project. The dispute helped trigger TVA board-level strife and a broader federal probe. Berry, defeated in Tennessee Democratic renomination, faced charges tied to land at TVA chosen site.
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United Press
Knoxville
Tenn
Congressional Investigating Committee
Evans Dunn
Tennessee Valley Authority
George L. Berry
Dunn
V. A
Edwin €. Dekel
Hhier
Roosevelt
Secre
Tary
Harold L. Tekwa
Sen. Berry
TV. A
Norris Dam
Berry
Tennessee
West Marble
Norris
A. B. Morgan
Roosevelt in Georgia where he will speak in Athens and Barnesville
President Roosevelt returned to Georgia after a Pensacola cruise to deliver speeches set for tomorrow. He will address the University of Georgia in Athens and Barnesville, likely criticizing Senator Walter F. George and New Deal Democrat rivals. Observers note potential party divisions that could aid Eugene Talmadge’s 1936 position.
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United Press
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
South Carolina
Pensacola
Fla
Houston
Wie Pascific
Univity of Georgia
Athens
Barnesville
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Walter F. George
New Deal
Two Boys Die in Camp Fire Tragedy at Bast Habron
In Bast Habron New Hampshire on August 10, two counselors at Camp Mowghs perished in a blaze that consumed the assembly hall. Authorities report Robert Blake 17 of Ardmore Pennsylvania and Richard Hooper 16 of Manchester Massachusetts died, believed suffocated. A third boy, Peter A. Hackleman 17, survived after alerting others as the fire began.
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United Press
Habron
N. H
Mowghs
New Found
Robert Blake
Ardmore
Richard Hooper
Manchester
Mass
Wina Ws
Peter A. Hackleman
Wall Collapse at Cleveland Factory Kills One Woman
A brick factory wall collapsed in Cleveland at the Eaton Service Company building, killing a woman and burying at least two others. Several more were injured as the unoccupied facility, recently built and fire-damaged, suffered the catastrophe. Police said a steel girder fell on the victim.
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Cleveland
Eaton Service Company
Bird Held for Grand Jury Action in Baltimore
Charles Bird, Ohio gangster dubbed public enemy No 2, waived preliminary hearing on seven counts of robbery with its paraphernalia today and was held for the grand jury in 175000 dollars bond. He sought to clear his 19 year old wife of any link to the charges as the case could carry up to 15 years in prison.
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Bird
United Press
Baltimore
Charles Bird
Ohio
Republicans Aim to Add 400000 Voters in Eight Counties
Republican leaders from eight northwestern Pennsylvania counties met in Oil City with state chairman James P Torrance and Congressman Willam Ditter to plan a registration drive. They aim to register 80 percent of eligible non registrants, seeking to expand party strength amid calls to curb federal relief and oppose a shift to one man government. Counties involved included Crawford Erie Venango Mercer Warren Forest Clarion and McKean. Earthquakes strike Quito Ecuador. capital stunned as thousands flee to plazas with no casualties reported.
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Pennsylvania
James P .Torrance
Oil City
Mrt
Austin
Willan Ditter
Montgomery County
National Committee
Relief Administration
Torrance
Craford
Erie
Venango
Mercer
Warren
Forest
Clarion
McKean
Dauphin Grand Jury Inquiry Delayed Amid Court Action
Indefinite postponement hit the Dauphin County grand jury inquiry into governor George H. Earle's administration amid a court ruling. Judge Paul Nschgel ter stayed grand jury deliberations until the state high court disposes of appeals on anti nobe enactments, while the legislative inquiry faced delay and possible September adjournment.
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United Press
Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Special Assembly
House Committee
Alving
Dauphin County
Paul Nschgelter
Dolphin County Grand Jury
Caet
John W. Kephart
State Adpreme Court
Highribunal
Schaeffer
Kephart
Republic Steel Attacks NLRB in Wagner Act Case
United Press reports Republic Steel challenged the constitutionality of the Wagner act administration and the NLRB. The firm filed 615 exceptions and a 186 page brief opposing a board order accusing the company of unfair labor practices during last year’s steel strike. The board had ordered reinstatement of 5,000 CIO strikers with back pay and to disestablish company dominated unions at five Ohio plants.
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United
Washington
Republic Steel Corporation
National Labor Relation Boardy
Committee For Industrial Organization
Little Steel
Republic
Ohio
Sight Restored to Two Blind Men by an 80 Year Old Woman
Two blind men regained sight after an eightieth year old Berkeley woman named Margaret Carr willed her eye tissue for transplant after death. Rev A B Harding of Portland Nazarene church announced the restoration of vision to Artie Morton, 21, of Sacramento, and another unnamed man, crediting the remarkable gift to the donor’s generous dying wish.
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Unites
Francisco
A. B. Harding
Portland
Grg
Nazarene
World of Light
Margaret Carr
Berkeley
Harding
California
State
Pris
Public Instruction Appoints Rollin Pose to Lead Police Programs
Harrisburg Aug 10 Public Instruction Superintendent Lester K Ade named Rollin B Pose from Swarthmore to head the public service institute of Pennsylvania. Pose will develop six draft programs for instruction of police officials and civic leaders. The appointee previously served as a lecturer in state government at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
Public Instruction
Lester K .Ade
Rollin B. Pose
Swarthmore
Putiie Service Institute of Pennsylvania
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