Wages and Hours Bill Push Faces Senate Action
Japan pours more men and money into Sino Japanese war as northern Chinese resistance reportedly falls. Cabinet plans large military appropriations of about 26 million yen. U S envoy notes Washington unlikely to invoke neutrality act against Asia. Americans permitted to leave the legation quarter as tensions sharpen in Peiping.
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Tokyo
Japan
China
Peiping
Tientsin
Newapapers
Nichi Nich
U. S. Morefan
Koki Hi
United States
International Legation
Ching
Domestic Washington and World News Digest Summary
In Washington the Sonats pass a bill to urge stricter measures in the house. American entry by Newport-Vanderbilt wins the first race by a wide margin over Sopwith’s Endeavor for the America’s Cup. Lanning-Michigan seeks legislative adjournment for state labor disputes. Abroad, Tientsin reports bombing near Paotingtu. Hendaye notes uprisings in Spain. Breslan reports Goobblee on European national boundaries.
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Washington
Walts
Newport
Vanderbilt
Sopwith
Lanning
Michigan
Home of Representatives
Nazis in America Fuehrer Kuhn Says
Fritz Kuhn, leader of the Ameri kadeutscher Volksbund, declares 100 percent American loyalty and pledges to fight communism. He presents a mixed flags office display and a German World War veteran background, asserting no Nazi paymaster in the U S. The piece notes ongoing remarks and references to future continuation on page 4.
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New York
Amerikadeutscher Volkesbund Ng
Ts Fuehrer
Frits Kuhn
Fritz Kuhn
Hermann Goering
Bis
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
von Hindenburg
Bundesfuehrer
Germany
United States
Kuhn
Nel Varia
Munteh
Verdun
Nazees Today and Tomorrow by Walter Lippmann
The piece argues that recent critiques of the National Labor Relations Board by Senator Nye and Representative Rankin reflect a broader leftist wing of farm and progressive politics. It contends farmers and labor interests diverge in policy aims, making a single government policy to raise both farm prices and consumer costs unlikely. The author warns against alliance fantasies and cites historical experience to claim such a Farmer Labor party would fail.
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Dea
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
National Labor Relations Boardes & Kangaroo Court
C.L.C
Rankin
Mississippi
Nye
New Deal
Wnfonia
Nation
The
New Republic
Heywood Broun
Philaade
Tunaia
Six C I O leaders near break with John L Lewis says Herald Tribune
A New York Herald Tribune dispatch reports that six influential C I O leaders who helped found the Committee for Industrial Organization are poised to tacitly break with John L Lewis. Names include Bidney Hillman, Chiles P Howard, Francia Gorman, David Dubinsky, Harvey Fremming, and Max Zaritsky. The piece cites a domineering stance toward Roosevelt and cites calls for a change of men or minds before any truce between the AFL CO and C I O.
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C.I.0
John L. Lewis
Ow York
New York Herald-Tribune
Dispatch
Washington
John L. Jaws
Committee For
Lewis
C.lc
Bidtney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Chiles P. Howard
International Typographical Union
Francia Gorman
United Textile Workers
David Dubinsky
Internation Ladies Garment Workera Union
Harvey ©. Fremming
Max Zaritsky
Cap and Muinery Department
United Tratters
Cap and Muinery Workers’ International Union
Herald-Tribune
Roosevelt
D.C
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Lewis’ United Mine Workers of America
Denver
Charles P. Howard
Snid
Amerman Federation For Labor
Committees For Industrial Organization
Howard
Murder slayings at California Seventh Day Adventist church altar
Frei W. Blaintons shot and killed Dr. O L Webster during Sabbath services then killed himself with a .30-30 rifle outside the California Holtville church. Simmons, 40, a Wilt Centre hatchery owner, fired at Webster after arguing about the church. Eyewitness Mrs Simmons saw the shootings. Police report no prior known enmity between Simmons and Webster.
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Calif
Jay
Frei W. Bliamtons
Wilt Centre
O. L. Webster
Holtville
Atm
Elf
Simmons
Goa
George Huexin
Dr. Webster
Nic
Halfer
Isimmona
Firemen Battle Basement Blaze at Kansas City Club Station
Kansas City July 31 fire in a suburban basement alarmed firefighters who were cleaning the floor when the blaze started. Two firemen escaped the basement to operate the alarm and then returned to extinguish the fire. The basement belonged to the country club fire station.
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Kansas City
City
Afran Anwar
Country Club
Franco Denial of Revolt Rumors Reported in Granada
In Granada July 31 reports of revolts in four insurgent held areas were denied by Franco’s headquarters. Government communiques claimed outbreaks in Granada Santander front Malaga and Motril with two thousand government soldiers surrendering near Hepler. Franco’s eastern army reportedly crossed Cuenca province toward Madrid Valencia highway as fighting continued on multiple fronts.
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Hendaye
Francisco Franco
Hepler
Gordobe
Franco
Spain
Cuenca Provinca
Madrid-Valencia
Granada
Thalian
Madrid
British Premier Chambers in Coddles in Duce Relations with Italy
London July 31 A personal letter from Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain to Premier Benito Mussolini reached London two days ago and aides see it as a signal effort to smooth Anglo Italian ties. The move follows perceived strain under Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden and a private meeting between Italian ambassador Count Dino Grandi and Chamberlain, seen as paving the way for a direct message to Mussolini.
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London
Nevtle Chamberlain
Benito Mussolni
Tonia
Italy
Anthony Eden
Ti Duce
Ethiopia
Eden
League
Downings Street
Dino Grandi
Chamber- Tain
le Nond
Mussolini
Graondi
Just A Minute With Irvin S Oobr
On a Vernalia California train a charming young woman says she reads ads even when not buying. He muses that advertising reveals a true portrait of society across eras, preferring deciphering a want ad to a king's edict for authentic ancient insights.
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E Solyo Ranch
Vernalia
Calif
Senate defeats bid to recommit wage bill amid fights
Washington July 31 Administration forces pushed the revised Black Connery wage and hour bill through the Senate after a day of debate and roll calls. A motion to send the measure back to intercommittee failed 48 to 44 and was followed by a House transfer 56 to 28. Twenty two Democrats and eleven Republicans backed recommit, a move that could have halted action for the session. The bill, part of President Roosevelt’s drive, aimed to restore NRA goals via new admin powers. Continued on page.
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Washington
Senate
House
NRA
Roosevelt
N.R.A
Steamer Yankee Grounds Off Long Island Reef
The paddled steamer Yankee carrying about 500 passengers from Newport yacht races grounded on a reef near Montauk, Long Island, in thick fog. It freed itself and reached its dock undamaged. no injuries reported. Coast guard cutters from New York Boston and New London aided, with extra patrols dispatched due to the evacuated passengers.
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Montauk
Yankee
Newport
Long Island
Coast Guard
New York
Boston
New London
Conn
Officials Taken in Custody at Grand Coulee Dam Picket
Grand Coulee Washington July 31 Two GLO officials were arrested today by the state patrol while handing out handbills to dam workers at the day’s end shift. James McDonald 37 of Delano trustee of United Dam Workers CIO affiliate and William M White 48 Seattle district CIO organizer were cited for obstructing traffic. The GLO affiliate had announced it would picket the project to protest a closed shop agreement signed yesterday by contractors Magon Wahl Atkinson Keer and the AFL.
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Grand Coulee
Wach
Washington State Patrol
D. McGinn
James McDonald
Delano
United Dam Workers
C.I.0
William MW. White
Seattle
A.T.1
GLO
Thas
Maagon- Walah-Atkinson-Keer Company
A.F.L
Vessels Collide Near Orinoco. At Least Two Drowned
Report from Caracas dated July describes a collision near La Pastora at the mouth of the Orinoco between two steamers the Veracity and the Blenvenido. The Veracity sank while the Blenvenido reached Barrancas bearing damage. At least two people are known to have drowned.
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Caracas
Persche
Orinoco River
la Pastora
Barrincas
Heavy storm of hail damages Butte area
A July storm dumped heavy hail and rain across Butte causing road washouts and flooded basements. The south side residential district suffered the most, with gardens flattened and sewage systems taxed. An electrical surge sparked a small fire in a local laundry. Mendervile feared flooding but canals held. Temperature fell from 70 to 37 degrees with 1.34 inches of precipitation.
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Butte
Divide
Continental Divide
Mendervile
Butte Wee
Michigan House and Senate Clash Over Adjournment
Militant Michigan House members loyal to Gov. Murphy plan a three day action to force adjournment, opposing a Republican controlled Senate that adjourned after a stormy session. An attorney general opinion deemed adjournment valid without a concurrent resolution. Speaker Schroader warned of a showdown if the Senate does not meet by Tuesday and referenced the “monkey cage” across the floor.
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Lansing
Mich
House of Representatives
Frank Murphy
Megal
State Senate
Senate
George A. Schroader
Phn
Weirton Steel Faces National Labor Relations Board Charges
Pittsburgh July 31. The National Labor Relations Board charged Weirton Steel with unfair labor practices. Regional Director Charles T. Douds announced the complaint and hearing date set for August 9. The action cites alleged bribes threats and anti union activity by the subsidiary in Wolrton, West Virginia, linked to the National Steel corporation.
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Pittsburgh
National Labor Relations Board
Weirton Steel Company
Banting
Regional Labor Board
Charles T. Douds
Atul Down
Violence erupts in Belfast amid post coronation unrest
In Belfast on July 31 police hunted a factory said to supply explosives to extremists opposing British rule. A land mine exploded near barracks, windows shattered, and a man named Thomas Doherty was found with a card around his neck warning spies. Police blamed Irish Republican Army members and stepped up boat patrols after days of political disorder.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Free State
West End
George VI
Alienbeth
Irish Republican Army
Ireland
Thomas Doherty
Tina
Im Ao
George C. Dewey Dies Suddenly in Auto Crash Near Selby
George C. Dewey former East Helena resident and assistant superintendent at the American Smelting and Refining Co plant in Selby died suddenly yesterday afternoon, apparently of a heart attack, while driving from Oakland to his Selby home. A Penn State College graduate, he served in World War I and held key lab and supervisory posts in the Selby plant. He was prominent in community affairs.
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George G. Dewey
East Helena
Oakland
Calif
Selby
Dorothy
W. R. Totten
Mr. Dewey
Pennsylvnonia State College
A. S. and R
Baut Idlena
Five candidates seek national commander at DVW convention
In Columbus Ohio on July 31 five candidates vied for the position of national commander as the Disabled Veterans of the World War opened its annual national convention.
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Columbus
Ohio
The
Disabled Veterans of the World War On
Chicagoans Willing to Undergo Syphilis Tests
Chicago health officials report nine of ten residents contacted would undergo syphilis testing. Of 4,166 responses, 3,829 said yes in strict confidence at no cost. More than 6,000 physicians have agreed to cooperate and over 2,000 have conspired to report case histories.
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Chicago
Eetty
Health Department
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