Relief Deadlock Unbroken Senate Move Defies House
Senate Republicans approve a 3 million stopgap relief measure as the Senate moves to transfer 12.7 million from special funds for immediate aid. Governor Tarleton warns against further raids, while House Democrats threaten to refuse. The dispute centers on funding for 565,000 unemployed amid a broader relief crisis in Harrisburg.
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Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
Tarle
GO. P.controlled ‘Appropriations Committee
Wete
Winjerly
House
Fey
Elerbert B. Cohen
Yorks
Hause
Japanese troops mass at Chinese Forbidden City gates
United Press dispatch from Peiping reports Japanese soldiers in full war kit moving from Wenfigi to the Forbidden City's gates near Pelping. A heavy guard was stationed as fears of a coup by Kang Teh of Manchukuo rose, with surrounding legations reinforced by Japanese detachments amid tense surroundings.
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United Press
Feiping
China
Pelplug
Forbidden City
Kang ‘Teh
Manelmkun
Wenfigi
Pelpinm
Tientain
Pelping
Legation
Pittsburgh Panic Clearings Rise Sharply in July
Hopes for a sustained business upturn grew after Pittsburgh panic clearings rose 88.5 percent since July 3, 1095, outperforming national gains. New York City reported a 4 percent increase for the same period.
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Pittsburgh
New York City
Solon Victim of Gangland Killing in Chicago
Chicago dispatch reports John M. Bolton a three term state assembly member was killed by gunfire from an automobile before dawn. Police blame Chingo's gambling interests for the murder as detectives note Bolton backed a city license measure opposed by many operators and by Mayor Edward J. Kelly. motive appears tied to gangland warfare.
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United Press
Chicago
Anil
State Bop
John M. Bolton
Chingo
Boltom
T He Minds Assembly
Bolton
Edward J. Kelly
Britain to spend vast sums on naval defense this year
Britain accelerates armaments with a total national defense budget around 941 million dollars for the year. Supplementary estimates push air force funding to 98.5 million, army to 505 million, navy to 5.205 million, plus factory costs. Parliament sanctioned prior naval estimates and adds to the chancellor’s defense plan.
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Byenties
London
Royal Ordnance Factories
Neville Chamberlain
Phus
Tata
Johnson Raps Radio Workers Walkout
Former NRA chieftain Gen Hugh S Johnson accuses RCA Manufacturing of staging a strike to show union strength. Company officials and RCA labor advisers deny the charge as the union reply, led by Joseph Mitten, contends workers had no other demands.
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NRA
Camden
United Press
Hugh S. Johnson
RCA Manufacturing Company
Electrical and Radio Workers Organization
Johnson
Joseph Mitten
Mitten
Pmirkers
Private work rising across all WPA sections
Private employment climbs under WPA as farmers harvest and business improves. Government reports show a 500000 drop in WPA rolls in three months from 3,853,000 to 3,282,045, with private jobs and agriculture absorbing workers amid optimistic 1936 income projections.
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Richard L. Harkness
United Press
Washington
Theovernment
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Daniel G. Ro
Pereams. Ame
Corry Hospital Board Holds July Meeting
The Corry Hospital Board met yesterday at 3 pm in the Library building with directors F. Brown president and others present. June’s superintendent report notes 105 patients and 457 days of service, 13 deaths, 11 births, 11 major and 30 minor operations. The board approved supplying gloves and suture materials for all surgical cases, a long-requested staff benefit.
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Corry Hospital Board
Ning
F. Brown
Carl Carlson
D. Warren DéRosay
Herbert Gulick
Houghton
L. B. Graham
R. J. Fogle
C. M. Howard
Sidney B. Bilston
Corry Hospital
Bard
Dr Cadman Improves After Transfusion
Dr S Parkes Cadman showed improvement after a blood transfusion at Champlain Wall Hospital where he remained critically ill from peritonitis after an appendix operation. He slept through the night and was reported in the same grave condition as yesterday despite a hopeful response to treatment. Attorney Glen C Mead, visiting Corry friends, returned to Philadelphia after a stay in the city.
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Unites Press
Plathsburg
S. Parkes Cadman
Champlain Wall Hospital
New York City
Glen C. Mead
City
W. G. Atnold
Corry
Philadelphia
Mercury Scorches Regions As Heat Reaches Near 100
The text reports extreme heat with temperatures near 100 degrees and warnings of blistering sun. One WPA sidewalk project workman collapsed but revived after weather-related distress. Reports indicate widespread heat waves with records possibly being set nationwide.
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Ims
Leon Idf
WPA
New Deal Bids for Support of Progressives
Washington dispatch says organized progressives led by William Lemke push for Roosevelt endorsement as party realignment unfolds. Farley plans national HQ in New York August 1 with a lean staff and a speakers bureau led by Sam Rayburn. Roosevelt campaign to start after September 1 with an estimated two million dollars, while Republicans budget around three million. Progressives expect RooseveltGarmer endorsement with calls for a stronger New Deal.
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Lyle G. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Progressivn
William Lemke
Nin
Roosevelt
Democratic Committee
J. A. Farley
Biltmore Hotel
New York
Washington Committee
Fagley
Sam Rayburn
P. Tes
House
Joseph W. Burns
Farley
New Deal
Robert M. la Vollette
Coleader
Progressive Party of
Wisconsin
Roosevelt-Garmer
Borah Cool to Landon Knox Campaign Shuffle
Idaho Senator William Borah, facing strong opposition after 30 years in office, filed Republican nomination and pledged no party bolt. He signaled cooling toward the Landon Knox presidential ticket but offered no policy details, saying his campaign would begin after the August 11 primaries.
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United Press
Boise
Idaho
William £. Borah
U.S. Senate
Landon-Knox
Borah
Taabo
Don’t Kick The Weathered Lines Of Winter To Come
A fragment poem recalling last fall and early winter with snow and frozen pipes. The speaker contrasts harsh weather with the promise of summer, urging acceptance of the seasons’ turn despite discomfort and frustration.
Corry youths start CMTC camp at Fort Hoyle MA
Three Corry youths among 60 Citizens Military Training candidates begin a four week field artillery program at Fort Hoyle Massachusetts with レ registration completed. Pau C Auer Buyton W Hammond Arthur W Mary are assigned to batteries and receive preliminary instruction. The schedule includes aquisition firing gunnery and signal work plus baseball volleyball rack swimming and boxing with teams competing for athletic awards.
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Corry
Fort Hoyle
Corry Hoya
Pau
C. Auer
East
Congress Street
Buyton W. Hammond
East Frederick Street
Arthur W. Mary
West Bend Street
GMTC
Sitth Field Artillery
Virginia
Richmond
580Th
Pennsylvania
31Ath
Washington,d. C
Sixth Field Artillery
CMTC
Brand Mallory Home Wrecker in Miami Trial
In Miami July closing arguments in James Eagar's alienation of affection suit seek $900000 against attorney Wred Botts. Botts defends by portraying Mallory, Pennsylvania oil heir, as a despoiler unfit to marry, while Edgar seeks $300000 for alleged theft of affections involving Kathryn Crawford, then his wife, amid March affair.
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Miami
Fla
Lewis Mallory
Happy Home
Kathryn Crawford
Edgar
Labor Council Fights to Outlaw C10 and Unrest in Labor
July reports show John L. Lewis presenting a mass movement toward President Roosevelt amid a labor crisis. He denies disputes with William Green and defends his insurgent campaign while the AFL leadership weighs outlaw actions against rebel unions, with Taft Mine Workers invited to join.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
Hla
William Green
Lewis S
Amerea
White House
Amer Jcan Federation of Labor
A. F. of L. Executive Counncil
Nerl
Arastié Setion
Lewis
Minons
Taitea
Inau
Nong
Former Karpis Gangster Slain In Gun Battle
Enid Oklahoma police killed former Karpis Barker gangster Lawrence Devol after a confrontation last night. A companion fugitive, Donald Reeder, was captured. Officer Cal Palmer was killed and Ralph Knorr wounded. Police found $106 on Devol and money in a stolen car and hotel room packing. Devol had been arrested in 1930 with Alvin Karpis and was later sought for a Kirksville police murder.
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United Press
Enid
Okla
Lawrence Devel
St. Peter, Minn
Donalds Reeder
Whalley
Devotahat To
Eath Cal Palmer
Ralph Knorr
Lawrence Devol
Alvin
Karpis
Devol
Kirksville
John Rose
Murphy to Seek Michigan Governorship
Frank Murphy, former U. S. high commissioner to the Philippine commonwealth, announced his resignation at the White House after a conference with President Roosevelt to enter the Michigan gubernatorial race. The move takes effect at the pleasure of the president.
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United Free Washington
Frank Murphy
U. S
Philippine Commonwealth
Michigan
White House
Roosevelt
Heat Wave Rages East Amid Severe Drought Damages
Central states face extreme heat and worsening drought with forecasts of scattered showers. Forecaster J Lloyd warns no relief soon as heat intensifies from South Dakota to Wisconsin. Reported damages exceed 290 million dollars with temperatures approaching record highs in multiple cities.
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J. Lloyd
Chicago Weather Bureau
South Dakota
Montana
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Fortis
Michigan
Wisconsin
Kunkle
Prairie States
Tyuiaia
Lloyd
Nery Dakota
Minnesot Indy
Philadelphia
Ibtiaset- Bhia Torlugy
Whove
Mercury
Ewa Uy Heiseetees
Duis Pternony Pyvtsburgh
Men
Sigat Balay
S. Yenthen Ji
Anna Dankw
Hpaadaeie
Nicholas Popovich
Glasspur
Springfield
Madison
Wie
Rochester
Biro
Milwauker
Pullylolphin
Blaning
Accident victim in serious condition at Jamestown General
Miss Mildred Donelson an 18 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Char Donelson of Panafia remains in serious condition at Jamestown General hospital from injuries in a auto accident near Panna that killed her younger sister Varna. Another younger sister and two other girls had minor injuries.
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Mildred Donelsom
Char + Donelson
Panafia
Jamestown General Hospital
Varna
Mildred Donelson
Panna
Infantile paralysis flare in Alabama sparks state health drive
Three deaths from infantile paralysis reported in Alabama as 23 state medical authorities and county health departments join to try to curb an ongoing epidemic. The bulletin says the outbreak, described as Alabama's worst, centers in the northern part of the state with initial cases diagnosed early this month.
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United Frese
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
State Health Department
Mont
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