New Deal Leader Robinson Struck as Japan Retreated
United Press reports from Peiping and San Jacinto detail Japanese forces withdrawing from Peiping fronts toward Pengta, Chinese claims of continued retreats, and warnings to foreign powers as China presses a diplomatic protest. Three Russian fliers land in California after a North Pole non stop flight, fuel exhausted by a leaking line. crew Michael Gromov, Igor Yumashev, and Sergei Lanin survive, shadowing San Jacinto and southern California news.
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Pengtat
Mengtai
Inese 20Th Division
Peiping
Nanking
Tokyo
China
Japan
Wang Tur-Sen
Kensike Borinoucht
Ronald W. Wagoner
United Press
San Jacinto
Cal
California
North Pole
Sovie
Michael Gromay
Sudges Yumashev
Sergei Lanlin
Mos En
Paul Godow
Maurice Rossi
Jim
Ima
Thi Twaka
New York
Tor Byrla
Vilelage
Eline Ishing
Galiforni
San Diego
Fioli
Wittell
British, U S and Britain in talks on China crisis
London reports Britain and the United States are in consultation over the situation in China. Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden briefed the House of Commons expressing concern at the hasty clash risk and urging careful handling to aid a peaceful solution with Japanese and Chinese governments.
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Britain
France
United States
China
London
Trance
Anthony Boden
House of Commons
Edem
Austinis
Tam
Prange
Universal denial of Road Back ending glorifying Hitler
Universal Pictures denied claims that the film The Road Back ended to glorify Adolf Hitler. The studio cited changes in the production as the reason for rumors, noting cast warnings about possible Reich government censorship impacting future pictures.
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United Press
Hollywood
Universal Pictures
Adolp Hitler
Bene
Reich
Beaverdam Gains Electricity Within Weeks, Coop Votes
Beaverdam residents will receive power within weeks as the Northwestern Rural Electric Cooperative announces energized lines and farm connections. At Meadville the 400 stockholders approved increasing capital stock to 4000 shares and reelect officers including Carl Proctor as president. Power will reach Crossingville area and 250 farms, then Steamborne unit with 270 farms by August 1, with Beaverdam area following.
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Carl Proctor
Beaverdam
Northwestern Rural Electric Cooperative Associats
Meadville
Crossingville
Beaverdam-Comy
T. J. #Illworth
Carl Proctay
Offeers
John Khoossiing
Centerville
M. Agnes Swaney
Springboro
A. D. Stainbrook
Saegerstown
Ralph Hummel
Titusville
Grove Lewis
Clarence
Miners Return to Work at Two Republic Steel Mines
In Sonnblsville Pa on July 14 about 200 pickets jeered as 1200 workers returned to the captive Republic Steel mines Davidson and Trotter after a month closure. The reopenings mark the first of the struck mines to resume operations amid a campaign by the Committee for Industrial Organization seeking signed union contracts with Republic Steel and three other independent firms.
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United Press
Davidson
Trotter
Shep Saves Farmer's Wife From Mad Bull
McKeesport Pa July 14 Mrs Serah Konkol a 53 year old widow was hospitalized in shock and injuries after a mad bull charged her as she walked across a Bryn Mawr farm field in Versailles township Her dog Shep saved her by diverting the bull while a hired hand restrained the animal and Mrs Konkol screamed The mare was 400 acres in extent and the incident drew the doctor and farm staff to aid the woman.
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United Press
Mcheesport
Serah Konkol
McKeesport Hospital
Bryn. Mawr
Versailles Township
Who for Mayor What faces voters in city race
The city weighs a mayoral contest as no formal announcements have been made yet. Mayor Glen Miller will not seek re election while Frank Weatley undecided after resigning as city treasurer. Possible candidates like Lepler Nichols Mulderick Lovelam Brown Weaver are mentioned, with petitions due July 26. Some candidates may announce for municipal and school offices as the election nears.
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Vity
Byo
Elec
Glen Miller
Ibe
Prante B. Weatley
Journal
Frank ©. Lepler
Stanley H. Nichols
M. Leo Mulderick
M. Lovelam
Cp, Brown
Freddy Weaver
Bie
Japanese Steamer Feared in Distress Reported by Radio
San Francisco July 14 Radio Marine said it intercepted a telegram claiming the Senai Maru No 4 a Japanese steamer was believed in distress. The Japanese coastal station was handling the traffic presumably from the vessel. No position was given and details were unavailable.
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San Francisco
Radio Marine
Teasage
Five Cases Of Whooping Cough Reported Here
Allegheny authorities report a flareup with five whooping cough cases in two days and one measles case under quarantine. Named patients include Lyle Hotchkiss Jr, Rita Morgan, Ronald Morgan, Mary Sup Williams, and Frank Lloyd, plus infant John Swiderski. Local nurse notes scattered cases in the city.
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Alleatty
John TD
Pmianigan
Lyle Hotchkiss
Bronze Street
Rita
Ronald
Mogan
West Wayne Sireet
Mary Sup Williams
West Frederick
Sealing of mines reduces pollution in major rivers
The Works Progress Administration sealed 1000 abandoned coal mines across Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, and Kentucky, cutting destructive sulphuric acid runoff by 60 percent into the Ohio and Potomac rivers. Administrator Harry Hopkins reported the finding, noting about 50,000 mine openings were sealed.
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United Free
Washington, D.C
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Works Progress Administration
Potomac
Harry Hoplina
Roosevelt Plans No Letup in Court Fight
Washington July 14 Senator George Berry Democrat Tennessee said after a White House meeting that the court fight will go on following the death of Senator Joseph Robinson. Berry noted Robinson's death was a great loss but would not change votes in the Senate.
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Roosevelt
UNITE
Washington
George Berry
Tenn
Joseph T. Robinson
White Horse
Couright
Berry
Robinson
Senate
Femmesdon
Binnewell
Wally
Hart
Rolingin
Meath
Weather Delays Earhart Search From Honolulu to Lae
Cloudy conditions halt the hunt for Amelia Earhart and Fred Noon, as Navy planes from the carrier Lexington resume a search covering about 880000 square miles. Earhart, aboard a Lockheed Electra, vanished on a July flight from Lae to Howland Island.
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United Press
Honolulu
Trace
Amelia Earhart
Fred J
Ragsia Iin
Lexington
Ube
Navy
Qrin G
Earhart
New Gimes
Gowlani Island
Guylight Jones
Death mystery stumps Waterford coroner jury
A Waterford inquest failed to clarify the death of James Stafford a 4 year old farmer found beside a rural road on the Fourth of July. Police shifted from homicide to possible accidental death by a vehicle with drag marks noted in the bushes. The coroner's jury ruled the cause of death unknown.
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Wyid
Waterford
James Stafford
Stafford
Statford
54 Minsters Unemployed Colimes
Ohio State Employment Service lists 54 ministers on its unemployment role. The roster also shows 74 clerks 16 physicians and 24 dentists reflecting broader jobless trends in mid July.
Death rocks Roosevelt court bill as Senate leader Robinson dies
Joseph T Robinson, 65, longtime Senate Majority Leader and a key figure in the fight to expand the Supreme Court, was found dead in his apartment in Little Rock near the Capitol. His death during the high political clash over Roosevelt's court plan shocks Washington as leaders prepare to choose a successor amid a heated battle shaping the second Roosevelt term.
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Senate
Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Missonera
Joseph Tobinson
Legislative Chamber
Roosevelt
Judiciary
Robinson
Warren Fletchier
John N. Garnet
Lilthe
Rock
Ark
Wihlie House
Tobinson
Supreme Court oAacan
Janice Willis Vani Davariter
Washington
Brhaiy
Etosky
Whitey
Jllereat
Ingein
Sutton
Gammine
Sen
Alben Wy Barkiey
Pat Harrelson
Amd
Byrne
Prarty Canana
Supreme Court
Justees
Hin
Ttwan Aa
Ford Plane Arrives At Lawrence Airport For Flight Demonstrations
Ford tri motor aircraft lands at Lawrence Airport with Waco Whirlwind demonstrator. Captain Keith Cantine leads the Ford tour offering day and night passenger flights at nominal prices through Thursday and Friday, weather permitting. Denny Lollins co pilot announces stunt flights for the Whirlwind, with potential evening flights around 6 o clock. Public interest and continued activity expected at the field.
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Ford Tri-Motor
Wien
Denny Lollins
Waca
Cantine
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