Opposition 10 Proposes Bill on Army Service Extension
Senate leaders urged changes to a bill granting the president power to keep army personnel in service indefinitely. Senator Wheeler of Montana led opposition with substitute plans, noting signs of waning resistance amid the Far Eastern crisis. He urged a paid option and other concessions to win support.
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Associated Pres
Washington
Senate
Wheeler
D-Mont
Reatler
Jnonymity
Ucib
América
Japan
Indo-China
Senate Military Committee
Warn Turks of Nazi Iran Plot
Ankara reports say Britain warned the Tehran government of German intrigue in Persia. German agents were said to pursue anti British schemes and sabotage of oil interests in southern Iran. A separate British discovery allegedly outlined a plan to incite revolt in Soviet Armenia with promised postwar gains including Turkish territory in the Caucasus.
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Ankara
Turkey
Tran
Persia
Iran
Theberat
Soviet
Armenia
Caucasus
Pola Negri Refused Entry to United States in Lisbon
Polish actress Pola Negri was denied entry to the United States aboard the Excalibur when immigration officials found her papers invalid. She had left the country six years ago for Europe and hoped to renew her permit to work in America.
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Jersey
Poli Negri
United States
Lisbon
Europe
Corry Youth Fatally Injured in California Motorcycle Crash
Dick Sperry 19, son of Mr and Mrs Frank W Sperry of East Pleasant street, Corry, died at Los Angeles General Hospital after a July crash in Long Beach California. He was riding a motorcycle that collided with a car driven by Viola Dell Smith of Los Angeles. He sustained a fractured skull and injuries to his back and was pronounced dead Sunday morning. Survived by parents a sister and two brothers. Funeral arrangements pending California inquest decision.
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Moher Sherry
Frank W. Sperry
Lone Beath
Galif
Lox
Air Willomobile
Viola Dell Smith
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Accorti
Associated Press
Journal
Los Angeles Institution
Neve
Mis City
Prank W. Sperry
East Pleasant Street
Milton Bilger
Erie
Wilbur
Howard Spewry
Rand
Addie Sperry
Isis City
Corty
Inj
California
Japanese search fails to locate slayer amid riot
Japanese amplines report failure in two searches for those responsible for weekend shootings that killed a Japanese navy warrant officer and threatened refugees and civilians. Marines formed a cordon near the Sheauwel free outside the French concession to arrest Chinese who fired at three Japanese sentries, wounding one quietly.
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Arsociiuo
Shanghai
East Indies Stop Jap Oil Shipments
Batavia July 28. The Dutch East Indies defend against Japanese oil supplies after a wartime accord aimed to remove 1 800 000 tons. Observers note Japan could face shortages as the Dutch insist on halting all petroleum and by products imports except a small portion from non Allied sources. The United States ponders asset seizures as a broader response.
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Aswemuu
Batavia
Netherlands
Dipan
United States
West Indies
Japan
Germans raid London first in two months
German air raiders struck London for about two hours early today, wrecking homes and killing more than a dozen. The attack targeted several districts while bombers also hit Dunkerque docks and firebombs caused fires near shelters.
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Associated Press
London
Wilders Truck Ab
RAP
Dunkerque Docks
Luftwafte
RAF
Germany
Anderson
Tempered conflicts surge as families face police calls
Over a weekend in Wayne township and city areas police responded to multiple domestic disturbances. A woman was taken to Cory Hospital after a beating incident with her husband, who faced accusations of threats though no arrest was made. Several other family disputes were reported with no injuries beyond minor battering and property damage.
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Wayne Township
Roosevelt Highway
Margret Crawford
Harald T Chiwind
Cory
Hustand
Hlolenf
Avere
Wonlat
Hpsband
Cal
West Main
Lemon
Cenver
East Main Street
Usband
Hue Voli
Corry Endures Heat Wave as Temperatures Near 100
Corry swelters under near hundred degree heat with showers and storms forecast. Heat aided by a storm front drenches the area after a hot Sunday, while workers at Ray mond Manufacturing suffer heat stress. Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh report near record highs as several deaths are linked to the heat wave.
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Corry
Hun
Ales
He Raymond Manufacturing Company
Fieat Ali Tie
Mleanor Ross
Isabelle Ondus
Finishing
Wer Ondus
Fiat
Ashville
Yorke
Philadelpia
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Reading
Allentown
Meadville
Pennsylvania
James Cémerote
Philadelphia
Alex Porter
Henry Monahan
William J. Yonker, Jr
Libtville
Chester County
Kirkwood
Roy D. Singer
Conodogninet Creek
New Kingston
Troops Move to Louisiana Area
July 28 report from New Orleans states the U S Army readies masses for August September maneuvers in Louisiana. Camp Shelby Mississippi disperses troops toward a large War game area with nine of thirty three divisions planned to participate in the exercise.
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Associated Pres
New Orleans
Vahguard
Amertoss
Meuse-Argonne
Louisiana
Camp Shelby
Miss
United States Army
Canada's Gasless Sunday Fails to Cut Traffic
Report from Toronto indicates no decrease in highway congestion after a Sunday gasless event. Officials say motorists topped up supplies beforehand, leaving roads busy and traffic unchanged into the evening.
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Canada
Toronto
Japan plans greater East Asia order despite pressure
Tokyo reports Finance Minister Matasune Ogura promises Japan has resources to push its greater East Asia prosperity sphere amid U S and British economic pressure. Ogura warns reciprocal actions by Britain and the United States will hurt both nations while Japan moves to display wartime economic power. The Privy Council approves Japan's Japanese French accord moving troops and war assets toward southeastern Asia for further occupation of French Indochina.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Japari
Matasune Ogura
East Asia
United States
Great Britain
Ogura
Fumdsen
Japan
Dld
Japannese
Messares
Brixin
Meninpukuo
China
French Indo-China
Theiss
Hirohito
Southeastern
Asia
Tolomina
City to Receive 3000 From State for Liquor Licenses
Corry expects over 3000 from the state this week as a refund on liquor license fees held up by the state’s finances. Governor James promised the allocation would be mailed the week of July 28. The funds, only half of what is due, will help meet the 13 budget and cover note repayments totaling 170000, with 75000 more to reimburse the state for jail operations. In related news, John D Lewis opposed the St Lawrence waterway project, arguing it would offer jobs for up to 60000 workers.
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Corry
Governnor James
Erie County
Lewis
Washington
John D Lewis
St Lawrence
Bowlending
Burns Fatal At Local Texaco Station
Evneah R. Wilde, 28, of Glymvy, died from burns received when a gasoline car fire enveloped him at the Texaco station he operated at the Intersection-Gay Maya. The incident occurred while he aided a motorist stalled with a fuel problem as Corey Moerivan and James Binton, en route home, drove away in a car that later trouble.
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Evneah
R. Wilde
R. DB
Velo
Wilde
Texaco
Tisins- Gay
Clymer Moluni
Corey
Peter Moerivan
James Binton
Clyne
Ciy
le Culaine
Americans Seek Word on Big Japanese Liner
anxious relatives of Americans aboard the Japanese liner Tabata await any word on the ship after it turned off the Golden Gate. President Roosevelt ordered seizure of Japanese assets in the United States. the liner carries 247 passengers and a 2.5 million dollar cargo of salt.
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San Francisco
Amer ‘Pylushy Marilsauett
Golden Gate
Roosevelt
United States
Tabata
Tokyo
City Engineer Heads to Philadelphia for Sewage Aid Talks
City Engineer L Williams travels to Philadelphia to confer with the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works about the city's sewer revamp funding. City Council authorized the meeting as members seek clearer steps to obtain federal assistance.
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Vondld L Wunams
Philadelphia
Federal Emergency Administraton of Public Works
Red Army Opens Offensive Across Russian Front
Moscow reports the Red Army has taken the initiative on several sectors of the Russian German front. A 200 mile fighting zone and a 1000 mile battlefront are noted with Soviet troops pushing forward while German defenses face strong resistance. The message cites heavy action in Nevel Smolensk and Ukraine lines.
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Red Army
Associated Press
Moscow
Red
Verdun
Nevel
Smolensk
Newark Reports Plane Missing
Newark reports a missing Stinson plane, Wilson aboard, from LaGuardia to Pittsburgh. Assistant Tower Chief Lauscher said the craft, arriving at 5 15 am, took off at 5 19 am and was due in the Shel City at 10 06. The possibility of other passengers aboard was not confirmed.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. d
Sewarke Whrpore
Wilson
Pittsburgh
Hirf Ghals
Lauscher
LaGuardia
New York
Shel City
Lauscher Sila
Stinson
Retired Railroad Worker Killed Tied to Track Near East Liberty
Pittsburgh police report a 78 year old former railroad worker, bored by inactivity, bound himself to the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks near East Liberty station and was struck by a train. Detective Jamey O Kane identified the man as W F Ossiss.
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Assnouay
Ress
Pittsburgh
Jamey O'Kane
Pennsylvania Rail
East Liberty
O'Kane
W. F.ossiss
Tax bill under new schedule shocks ordinary citizen
Washington July 28 John Doe, an ordinary citizen, calculates his federal tax under a proposed schedule. He estimates income tax rising from 41.00 to about 48.40 amid changes including a higher surtax and retained credits.
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John Doe
Orumasry
Aido
Marah
Nazi Peace Offer Hint To Britain Prompted By Russia Offense
Russia declared Hitler's blitzkrieg a washout and reported 30,000 German casualties. Advances pushed toward Lennard near Smolensk as Soviets claim Mogilev as a critical target. Red Army says tanks and infantry shattered German units. 4,000 officers and soldiers dead, about 3,000 wounded, with prisoners taken. Continued fighting noted.
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Associated Press
Russia
Adolf Hitler
Lennard
Niwi
Mogilev
Smolensk
Salir
Moscow
Red Army
NK Wuwee
Jl Us
Reeders
Ambulance Men Return Home After Reenlistment
Two British American ambulance corps drivers who escaped from German guards by diving from a traitor window return to America today. They volunteered again for service in ANCA with another unit. Names: James W. Stewart Oneonta and Thomas Q. Greenough Proffit Virginia.
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Hersey City
N. J1
Ambuldate Corps
Gatman
France
America
Anca
Cofbh
James W. Stewart
Oneonta
Thomas QO. Greenough
Proffit. Va
EW Process Improves Stainless Steel Quality
A Battelle Memorial Institute report from Ohio claims a new electrochemical method enhances stainless steel quality and reduces refining costs. The process speeds casting and handling while maintaining toughness and metal compatibility, potentially lowering defense material costs.
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Mabitacsiee
Ah ‘Battelle Memorial'Institute
Bus
Ohio
HL Pray Reples
Fy Wy
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