Bitter at Green Will Fight to Finish
United Press reports Cleveland strikers rally in public square as Triun organizers push for end to grain protests. Ohio CIO director Juin Owens says 1,000 supporters vow to win, while Philip Murray of the CIO urges production stoppage claims amid strikes at Republic Steel, Youngstown Sheet & Tube, and Belt.
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Five Constitutional Amendments Put to Pennsylvania Voters
Attorney General Margiotti confirms five proposed changes to the Pennsylvania constitution will go before voters in November. The amendments cover Philadelphia city county consolidation, inheritance tax provisions with exemptions, welfare institution funding, repeal of age and mothers' assistance restrictions, and a rule limiting resubmission of rejected amendments for five years. The Supreme Court ruling on referenda guided submission.
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Matgiotti
Supreme Court
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Clash Near Wanping Reach High Japanese Chinese Fight
Peiping reports heavy fighting north of the Marco Polo Bridge near Wanpinghsien as Chinese forces launch trench mortar attacks. Japanese authorities claim hundreds of Chinese troops fired in a night assault. United Press correspondent witnessed early clashes before being recalled.
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Tye Cornet
Agorncy
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Wanpinghsien Ras
Finiping
China
Marco Pulo Bridge
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Earle silent on request by Davis for mine bodies
Harrisburg July 10 Gov George H Earle made no comment on a telegram from Sen James Davis asking the governor to assign a force to recover the bodies of two miners at the Mt Pleasant Coke Company mine Davis urged action under the recovery efforts used for Amelia Earhart weather forecast shows fair skies with continued warmth tonight and Sunday with thundershowers expected Sunday
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Heat Will Haunt U S Northeast Through Next Week
Washington July 1 The long stretch from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic will endure at least a week without appreciable relief from hot weather the Weather Bureau predicted Temperatures in the region will stay above normal into next week and probably return to normal later in the period Occasional breezes may temper the heat along parts of the Atlantic coast
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Democrats Seek Showdown on Tax Evasion Issue
Democratic members of the congressional tax investigation committee press Republicans to prove that members of President Roosevelt's family and Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau used tax loopholes. Rep. Vinson and others urge inquiry into returns of Mrs Roosevelt and Roosevelt children, Morgenthau family, and allied individuals amid hearings and political maneuvering.
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Fred M. Vinson
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Letiuerulie Party
Ford Hearing Recessed Amid Wagner Act Inquiry
The National Labor Relations Board recessed its Ford Motor Company Wagner Act inquiry until Monday. Chief counsel Laurence A. Knapp said witnesses including three newspaper photographers and disorder witnesses near the Schaeffer road plant will testify, with two Melvindale policemen and an emergency brigade member among those awaiting testimony.
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National Labor Relations Boar
Ford Motor Company
Laurence A. Knapp
Ford
Schaeffer Road
Plan Check On Meters Of Service Companies
A state wide Public Utility Commission investigation into the accuracy of meters used by public service companies has expanded with several commissions joining. The inquiry aims to address meter reliability and may be escalated to regulatory authorities as the commission asserts its authority to conduct the probe.
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Istret
Tay
Atate
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Heat wave grips nation as deaths climb high
Nearly two-thirds of the United States faced a brutal heat wave that already caused more than 200 deaths in four days. Reports show 128 heat deaths and 19 drownings, with temperatures near record highs and humidity fueling risks. Forecasters warned of continued heat and rising fatalities, while Texas saw relief from the heat in some farms, and Boston logged hot conditions with high humidity. Continued coverage noted in Page Seven.
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United States
East Uniow
France Gives Powers Until Mon to Act
Alfred Barton fatally hurt at Clarendon in Warren County, as another brief dispatch notes McCarran clashes with Democratic leaders over a substitute court bill. The report mentions Barton’s death near Une City and lists residents and relatives involved, with scattered local context and names.
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Arrested Golfer for Old Tavern Robbery Extradition Fight
John Montague a friend of film luminaries admitted alias Laverne Moore and was fingerprinted after New York police linked him to a seven year old tavern robbery in Ausable Forks New York worth 750 dollars His golf fame is overshadowed by a crime record as he fights extradition to New York Meanwhile unemployment in May fell to 6,246,000 the lowest for any May since 1980 according to the National Industrial Conference Board
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United Press
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Montague
New York
Laverne Moore
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National Industrial Conference Board
Highway dept worker hit by car in fatal run case
A state highway department worker, William Zuent, was struck near an intersection and died after a hit run. Police Chief Joe May seeks the driver responsible as authorities investigate the incident in Tama hospital where the victim was treated.
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Willian Zuetn
State
Lip Way Department
Zamuen
Tama Hospital
Anglo American Trade Treaty Progress Toward Negotiations
Washington reports slow but steady progress toward a reciprocal trade pact between Great Britain and the United States. Talks focus on easing wartime food shortages and ensuring access to American markets for necessary materials. Debts owed by Britain to the United States are cited as a mounting issue.
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Thals
President Bergeaint approves 4 million for fair at World’s Fair
In Washington on July 10, President Bergeaint signed a federal appropriation of 4,000,000 to back federal participation at the 1839 World’s Fair. The move faced criticism as excessive waste with lawmakers vowing further review while funding for other shows remained uncertain.
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Felera
Sen
New York
Frontier Openings Hinted With Non Intervention Pact
Readable text indicates a wartime note from the Foreign Office about the French government and the non intervention committee in London. Observers from Britain and Poland track the fate of the Spain policy amid German and Italian moves and the status of neutrality monitors.
Bandit killed in gun battle with police
Patrolman George PUM and Officer Mevon Brown exchange fire with a bandit early in Hay county near Hert Browt. The suspect, Civ Rowiam, 22, was found hiding at a station rear and killed during the exchange. Brown was mortally wounded in the confrontation.
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United Pres
Li Hay
Meyer Dies In Chair As New Police Plan Prevents Accidents
West Gistmer Pa July 10 Alexander Mayer twenty year old confessed slayer of a eighteen year old girl whom he ran down with a trick to assault her began to Rockview Penitentiary and one electric chair today. The son of a Philadelphia stock broker was convicted of murdering Helen Moyer a schoolgirl whose nude body was found later to conceal the crime. He was scheduled to pay the extreme penalty Monday at 12:30 p m. He was handcuffed to a state trooper at the start of the trip to Rockview and remained impassive as during his trial. Pennsylvania's new motor police pledged today to a major campaign for drastic reduction of accidents on highways. Commissioner Percy W Foote said the force will emphasize accident prevention rather than high arrest records. He warned arrests will be made, but the aim is to curb crashes by targeting habitual offenders.
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West Gitmster
Alexander Mayer
Rockview Penitentiary
Philadelphia
Helen Moyer
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Rodkeview
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Hls
Wilmington
Del
Percy W. Foote
Brent to seek annulment of six week Hollywood marriage
George Brent, former husband of Ruth Chatterton, will seek annulment of his six week marriage to Constance North. The elopement occurred May 19 in Mexico and Brent is expected to claim Mexican marriage laws were not observed. Miss North is not expected to contest the act.
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Ruth Chatterton
Constance North
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Brent
Miss North
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