All Star Game: AL defeats NL 3-1 at Yankee Stadium
The American League beat the National League 3 to 1 before 62,892 fans. Cramer, DiMaggio, and Selkirk scored, with Greenberg homering for the AL. Pitching changes and fielding errors noted, as the AL held off a late NL rally for the victory.
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Senate panel rejects neutrality revision in Congress
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee votes 12 to 11 to shelve the administration neutrality bill for this session. The move blocks plans to drop embargo provisions on arms shipments, signaling possible adjournment within two weeks. Two conservative Democrats, Walter F. George and Guy S. Gillette, join in defeating the measure.
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McNutt Named to High Post in Alliance
President Roosevelt nominated Paul V. McNutt formerly high commissioner in the Philippines to head the new federal security agency. The move signals a possible alliance of New Deal and McNutt forces ahead of 1940. The agency will absorb major welfare programs, including social security and public health. Senate approval was anticipated without delay.
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Seaplane Forced Down in Buffalo Harbor Landing
A Pay-4 military seaplane bound for Britain from Consolidated Aircraft Co in San Diego was forced to land in Buffalo harbor due to headwinds exhausting its fuel supply.
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Board rejects proposed $25 purchase restriction
The Board of Education voted 3 to 3 rejecting a plan to require prior approval for expenditures of $25 or more. Proponent Carl L. Henton urged closer control and transparency while opponents warned it would burden committees and slow emergencies. Henton plans to reintroduce the measure later to push for economies in buying.
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Morton
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Detroit Strike Causes Picket Disorder at Pontiac Plant
Pontiac Michigan July 11 City Manager William P Edmonson asked state police aid to handle massed pickets at the Fisher body plant amid fears of a violent clash. The United Auto Workers strike against General Motors has idled 11 plants and about 10000 workers. Local police say they cannot enforce the labor law against the large number of pickets and have been shoved from aisles.
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Pontiac
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WPA Workers Strike In State Over 120 Hour Rule
Harrisburg July 11 state WPA headquarters said about 400 of the 149600 project workers will strike to protest the new federal 120 hour a month work law. Administrator B C Smith Jr reported 163 quit in Allentown Mauch Chunk New Castle Philadelphia and Wilkes Barre area with New Castle seeing the largest walkout.
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Philadelphia
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Washington
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Robin
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Geoge Schreiner Killed Diving at New Jersey Shore
George Schreiner 32, Corry native and Penn Wharton graduate, died after a diving accident in Back Bay at Seaw Harbor New Jersey. His wife Mary Richardson Schreiner witnessed the incident. he leaves three young children and was connected with BH Rollins and Sonly for ten years. Funeral services will be held here Thursday.
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Britain demonstrates air power in mass bomber flight
Britain flies more than 100 new bombers over continental Europe in a bold display of force aimed at deterring Hitler and signaling resolve. The unprecedented crossing of the English Channel and a daring mock mission from San Diego to England underscore efforts to prove Britain can wage modern warfare.
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Fourteen Corty teachers to receive $100 salary boost
Fourteen Corty Public Schools teachers will get automatic $100 salary increases under state act, effective this year. The Edmonds board approved the increment at its regular Monday meeting, with no other changes beyond the required adjustments. The list of those receiving the revision follows.
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Edycalen
Ferry Dances Jig When Told He Must Die
Paul Perry facing execution for the murder of his wife in Erie Pennsylvania reacts with a jig after a priest informs him the pardon board denied clemency and a future sanity hearing is planned by attorney William Carney. Perry remains slated for the electric chair on July 17.
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Torso Slayer Found Sane by Alienist Verdict
In Cleveland July 11 two court psychiatrists ruled Frank Dolezal sane after psychiatric tests for the alleged torso murderer. Sheriff O’Donnell said the case remains under review with possible charges to follow. investigators seek more victims and motives tied to the 1934 Kingsbury Rum serial killings.
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Luther Shoemaker Lose In PGA Championship Hated-Play
Luther and Shoemaker were eliminated in the PGA Championship match play event at Pomonk New York. Luther, ex pros, fell to Denny Shute 6 and 4 while Shoemaker from Titusville lost to Ky Taiston 4 and 2.
First of Band Concerts to Be Held Tomorrow
Tunnel V Thorogood directs the Corry Band in the opening program at City Park for summer concerts. The initial concert is set for tomorrow evening at eight. The program includes selections such as The National Emblem and Soldiers of the Queen, with the public invited to attend.
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Board defers action on act tax installment plan measure
Delinquent taxpayers may gain a chance to pay back taxes in installments under a 1999 plan under study. The act’s fate was postponed amid debate on extending abatement laws and preventing lender exploitation. A separate police report notes a break in at St Michiel's parish convent with a disturbance involving nuns.
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Shop Teachers Will Assist at Senior High Building
Superintendent Ralph S. Dewey told the Board of Education that two Hatch Vocational School instructors will teach half days at the Senior High to ease enrollment and teacher shortages and bridge the two schools. Desks will be purchased for new combined lab rooms, with eighty desks ordered at prices from 442 to 1.75 each.
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William Miller
Bogdon
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Cornelia Anderson
Mary Jourdet
Helen Lodge
Jane Mulherm
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John F. Connors
Austin Johnson
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Stanley Anderson
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Rep McReynolds Stricken Today in Washington
Chairman Sam D. McReynolds of the House Foreign Affairs Committee died early today at his home in Washington. He was 67, died at 6 25 a.m. of a heart attack, surrounded by family. A congressman since 1922, his death clears the way for Rep Bloom to become acting chairman and seek a permanent appointment.
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