American Leaguers Defeat Nationals in All Star Showdown
Deadly slugging carried the American League past the National League 9 to 7 at Polo Grounds New York in a six run rally in the fifth inning. Gehringer Gehrig and Manush figured in key hits as Ruth received a standing ovation before striking out in his noted at bat. The game marked a two straight All Star victory for the American League in 1933 posed as the stars clashed under the national spotlight.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Vily
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Ats Mush
Ruth
Hubbell
Gehrig
Gehringer
Manush
Kosx
Lakbell
Hay
Editor Killed in Auto Crash Near Greenville
Ortin Hy Graham 63 longtime editor of the Franklin News Herald died from injuries in an automobile crash near Greenville. Five others were injured including Greenviile Chester Roxbury 88 athletic officer of the American Legion juniors baseball league in critical condition. Others injured were Joseph P. Connell 45 commander of the Franklin American Legion post, Vogan 40 with a fractured arm, C B McQuaid 58 with lacerations, and Thomas R Tarn from Mt Lebanon with lacerations and bruises. All were taken to Greenville hospital.
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C. B. McQuaid
Thomas R. Tarn
Mt. Lebanon
McQuaid
Franklin
Tamm
Greenville
Strike vote looms after late Bridgeton talks
In Bridgeton New Jersey a temporary deal with the Seabrook Ferma strike was reached and will be voted on by strikers at 5 p m If accepted the strike ends in the area Charles Ponsi the deported financier will escalate his case to federal courts and seek defense in Italy Rotterdam declares siege after riot over port worker strikes meeting with Hitler confidant Engelbert Dolifuss planned for July 29 in Riclane Valencia a communist killed and several wounded as civil guards repel a farmer protest against unemployment
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Seabrook
Boston
Charles Ponsi
Creed
Italy
Demand Hays Resign From President's Cabinet
A renewed call for Will Hays to resign from the cabinet position to oversee moral standards in the film industry was issued today amid religious opposition.
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United Press
New York
Will Hays
Lynching of Andrew McCloud in Bastrop Louisiana
In Bastrop Louisiana a mob of about 3000 seized Andrew McCloud from the parish prison and lynched him, dragging him to an automobile and stringing him with a rope to his death after dismantling a telephone pole to batter the jail area. Several other Black individuals were jailed as trouble mounted. District Attorney Hawthorne expressed sympathy with the mob, while Sheriff Carpenter identified no mob members. The event followed an alleged attempt on a white girl and occurred in the public square after nightfall.
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United Press
Bastrop
Public Square
J. F. Carpenter
Mio
P. W. Hawthorne
Andrew McCloud
McCloud
Nazi Reichstag Set to Meet Friday Under Hitler
United Press reports Berlin notes the All-Nazi Reichstag summoned to convene at 5 p m Friday to bless the government’s actions in quelling the Boehm revolt. Chancellor Hitler expected to speak as cabinet aides hint at a general, not vote, approval. A reorganization of the Storm Troopers into a compact fighting cadre looms as a key issue. Also, a patrol probe into a fatal Route 119 crash near Clearfield, Pa, where John McCabe and his son Frank were involved.
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Reiststag
At & P.m
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Ellie
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Teaders
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Philipsburg
Frank
New reprieve granted for condemned woman in Albany
Governor Lehman granted a new reprieve to Mrs. Ann Antonio of Albany mother of three who faced execution in the electric chair for the insurance slaying of her husband, delaying the scheduled Thursday night fateful act.
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United Press
Albany
Lehman
Ann Antonio
Hundrat
Plan Camp for Undernourished Children Here
Funds are being raised in Corry churches for a twenty day fresh air camp for undernourished children for the city under the direction of the Salvation Army. Campaign materials were distributed in churches last Sunday and will be collected next Sunday with hopes to cover all camp expenses. The movement was approved by the Salvation Army advisory board and Corry Ministerial Association members are assisting. The camp will be held near the Willows east of the city likely in late July with three groups staying one week each. Capt. and Mrs. Nell Hood of the Salvation Army will head the program with games Bible study and other activities for a pleasant outing.
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Corry
Salvation Army
Roosevelt Aboard Houston En Route To Cartagena Visit
United Press describes President Roosevelt traveling aboard the Houston toward Cartagena where Colombia's President Olaya Herrera awaits. Colombian destroyers and 30 Colombian airplanes are to join the convoy for a formal guard of honor as the ships near the port.
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Colombia
Cartagena
Frederick A
STORM
United Press
Gilmer
Criser
Roosevelt
Enrique Olaya Horeto
Houton
Carrazemi
Plymouth Rock
South America
Cartager
Plana
Olaya Hérrera
Jamen
Holston Amt
Roosevelt in Close Contact With Situation
President Roosevelt wired reports on escalating strikes as the National Labor Board, led by Lloyd Garrison, moves to curb violence from the Pacific coast to New Jersey. Mediation efforts target 100 disputes, with federal mediators active as strife spreads through Seattle, San Francisco, Bridgeton, Fort Worth, and beyond.
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Salisbury
United Press
Washington
F. D. Roosevelt Wl
National Labor Board
Pacific Coast
Bridgeton
N. J
Lloyd Garrison
Roosevelt
Houston
New Jersey
San Francis
Minorapolis
Fort Worth
Tself
Robert F. Wagner
Seattle
San Francisco
Seabrook
Bridgetin
McFurrey
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Windeapolis
State Relief Board to Meet in Harrisburg Today
Harrisburg July 10 The State Emergency Relief Board, led by executive director H Biddle, plans an afternoon meeting to handle routine matters. August relief locations for counties will come later. The state expects 10 million dollars in Federal funds for August, with authorities warning of September cuts unless the commonwealth can provide a reasonable share. Governor Pinchot, back in Harrisburg from Milford, vows to secure funds without extra legislative session.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Emergency Relief Board
H. Biddle
Aventh
Pinchot
Milford
Bloody Gran Chaco battle swells as Paraguayans assault Bolivian fort
Bolivian and Paraguayan forces clash across the Gran Chaco as about forty thousand Paraguayan troops attack Fort Bailivian near the Pilcomayo. Bolivian defenders, the army’s picked units, defend to the last man as heavy fighting pushes trenches and artillery within range.
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T. P. Farrell
United Press
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Gran Chaco
Fort Bailivian
Pilcomayo
Chaco
Orjiera
Jose Estigarribid
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Argentina
Soviet builds navy to par with other powers
Moscow moves to balance its highly mechanized army by expanding a navy aimed at defending the long Soviet coastline and the Baltic and Black Seas. The program centers on about 10 ships and signals no intent to push the 1835 naval conference, though Russia may engage if invited for Pacific policy discussions.
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Joseph H. Baird
United Press
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Tas
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Black Seas
Pacific
Russia
Third Victim in Pleasantsville Crash Severely Hurt
In Pleasantsville on Saturday near Gonneaut a 62 year old resident Thomas Benson suffered severe knee injuries in a two car crash. He was moved from Coneaut hospital to Oil City hospital where doctors report his condition as serious but resting men. Funeral services are planned for Emma Anderson at the Westfield home of Mrs Ben Manross this afternoon.
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Pleasantville
Miss Atkinson
Westfield
Thomas Besson
Coneaut
Gonneaut
Beason
Sidney Seawerd
Beasons
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Pipper
Oil City Hospital
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Emma Andeson
Benson
Be Manross
Manhunt for John Dillinger Intensifies Amid Gunfire
Today spurred a new hunt for John Dillinger as officers faced machine gun fire from a car described by observers. The pursuit was halted by the exchange, with one officer reporting continued danger and plans to resume on page seven.
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John Dillinger
Fifty Three Dollars Per American to Fight Low Mood
Washington July 10 The treasury reported that 53 dollars per person 53 for every Mary woman and child in the country will be available to fight the low mood and provide relief over the next 12 months This emergency money is in addition to normal government costs and covers peace time expenditures in the last fiscal year ending last June.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Treasury
Changes in Postal Rates and Money Orders Explained
The article outlines new postal rate changes effective July 9 for domestic insured or C O D delivery, with money order fees scaled by amount from 6 to 22 cents. Banks and merchants are urged to note the charges when accepting postal money orders as an accommodation to patrons.
City to buy five hundred feet of fire hose
City plans a five hundred feet purchase of fire hose urged by Fire Chief Andrew Paulson. Bids are to be opened at the next City Council meeting on Monday evening. Marie Dressler remains unchanged in Santa Barbara after a July 10 report.
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Everal
City Couneil
Jeth
Marie Dressler
Santa Barbara
Calif
Actreas
Arms concessions offered Germany at European talks
London July 10 informed observers report readiness to grant arms concessions to Germany and legalize limited German rearmament after two days of Anglorench discussions on European problems. The talks yielded a possible neutral stance toward an East European mutual assistance pact including Germany and Britain’s likely support for Russia joining the League of Nations. France hinted at concessions if Reich joins the pact, boosting hopes for European peace and a revived army conference.
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London
Wrance
Germany
Informed
Observere
J. Bultain
Britain
Russia
France
Jas
Stratosphere Flight Delayed by Weather in Rapid City
Tourists gathered as the balloon Explorer waited near Black Hills ready for ascent. Weather forecasters delayed the launch due to three low pressure systems, with Major Kepner and Capt. Stevens supervising the balloon team and meteorologist Y. E. Jaki assessing conditions.
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Albert Stevens
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Rapidony
Y. E. Jaki
Kansas City
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