New Lending Bill Is Passed by Senate HUNDREDS BELIERED IN PLANT
Cleveland July 31 Several hundred workers besieged General Motors Fisher body plant as police and unionists clashed injuring16 to hospitals. Safety officials met with company reps to discuss the standoff while authorities kept the area under tight control.
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Senate
Cleveland
General Motors
Fisher Body
Milot Nese
Toned
Woald
Ninhe Yolle Wnes
Ness
Eward
Chamberlain Still Hopes to Escape Europe Nightmare
Britain's Prime Minister Chamberlain warned of a looming general conflict in Europe and the horrors of war while urging rulers and people to seek peaceful resolutions. He cautioned that rapid weapon buildup accelerates danger but expressed hope that the crisis could be settled without war. He also flagged concerns over the Far East and the prospects for a lasting pact, noting dangers from Russia and Danang.
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Chamberlain
Europe
Jesus
Great Britain
Far East
Danalg
Russia
Treasury Withdraws Silver Objections Despite Debate
Washington July 31 Senate debate on silver purchases ends with Townsend withdrawing objections to discontinuing foreign silver buys. He proposed an amendment to cap purchases at 20 per week, while arguing that buying foreign silver does not create American jobs. The discussion notes the inconsistent logic of varying silver prices and job creation claims.
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Washington
Townsend
Tweipu
Treasury
Senate
Yale
Youth Stabbed in Heart Fights for Life in Houston
In Houston on July 31 an unidentified man stabbed Harold Ince, a 19 year old, through the chest. Ince pulled the knife free and walked a block before an ambulance arrived. doctors say the weapon penetrated the heart an inch but he is expected to recover.
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Houston
Texas
Harold Ince
Ince
Mexican Seizure And Sale Of Oil Will Be Probed
Washington July 1 Two proposals for investigating allegations of shipments from American entities in Mexico have been filed with the foreign relations committee. Senator Neely DW, an administration supporter, urged an inquiry into alleged secrecy around Mexican oil sales. Senator Bridges RN signaled plans for a broader probe, claiming Neely seeks political advantage amid demand for investigation.
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Washington
Nevico
United States
Foreign Relatians Committee
Negly DW. Vad
Bridges RN
Senate
Amphi
Neely
Uyands
President of Bank Gets Long Term in Prison for Thefts
Walter P. Jacobs, 41, former president of the National Bank of Adrian Michigan, was sentenced in federal court to seven and a half years. He admitted stealing more than 276000 from his bank to fund a lifestyle he could not afford while his salary was 6000 annually. He said he gambled in gambling houses to keep up with wealthier friends.
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Detroit
Walter P. Jacobs
National Bank of Adrian
Mich
Jacobs
New Winter Styles Shown in Paris
Paris shows unveiled winter collections with flowing capes and coats, velvet accents, and bold color palettes. The Dahlia theme dominates Chanel offerings with pinks purples and reds, jeweled collars, and barbaric style necklaces echoing dramatic evening wear.
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Paris
Cam—Hilpx
Train Robbers Routed After Gun Battle on Chicago Champaign Line
A gang attempting to seize a $56,000 army payroll aboard a four car train from Chicago to Champaign fought mail car crew near Guidon and were forced to retreat. One raider was shot and captured, another presumed wounded fled in a Confederate’s automobile. Mail clerk May O’Henry was knocked to the floor as the alarm was given and an engineer fired toward the robbers. Baggage clerk Jan Graton fought with a pistol as the train gained speed, aiding in repelling the attack.
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Champalen
Med Sar
Rothers
Amall
Btalo
Karl Boathman
Mynal Clef
Hinds
Tlinats Central
Chicago
Champaign
Guarge
Thatral
Army
Technical Air School
Rantoul
May O’henry
Howan
Booth‘am
Rehners
Jan Graton
Mstol
Roosevelt Endorses Large National Resources Program
President Roosevelt urged Congress to back a long range plan for northern timber region recovery in Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota. The proposal calls for long term loans to farmers resettlement and removal of unneeded federal barriers, cooperative marketing development, and a major public works effort to realize resource potential and aid affected communities.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
National
Michigan
Wichecongin
Minnesota
United States
Lightning Melts Red Springs But Sleeper Escapes
A chaotic excerpt describes a fire at a residence in Red Springs. A sleeper escapes as bolts melt a house’s structure while observers note flames and smoke. The scene includes a firefighter effort and a hospital transfer for an injured individual.
Mo One Seeks Post of Executioner in New York
A memo reports officials in New York considering candidates to replace Robert G. Brott as the nation’s executioner. Two prison staff are deemed qualified, with others under review, as they await confirmation amid debates over methods and costs.
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Tabi
Stig Sing
Mifa
Thobert G. Brott
Weath
Stan
Kilintt
Amhur Perry
Miling
the Nile
Kron Richard Mauptamny
Lindhargh Baby Kid
Capemurder
Death of Sons Kept From Ailing Mothers Years in Strangely Parallel Cases
Omaha July 31 The strange Omaha case involves Mrs Simon Goldberg kept ignorant for seven years of two sons death. Ralph D sent weekly letters signed Harry and Sam from New York and elsewhere to mislead her about sons. After seven years, Mrs Goldberg learned the truth and died weeks later amid ongoing deception. Parallel case follows in California with ailing mother Rosa Colombe kept unaware of her son’s fate as deception continued.
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Omaha
Nob
Simon Goldberg
Los Angeles
Harry
Sam
Arm Goldberg
California
Ralph D
New York
Mrs. Goldberg
Ralph
Don Angeles
Wan Halph
Hollywood
Suly
Mra. Winon
Galdsberg
Nor bin Fing
Mra
Atta Colonia
Mra. Colombo
Hax
Rosa Colombe
Menislng
Phienda Taye
Colombo
Britain and Japan move closer on Chinese interests
Tokyo dispatch reports Britain and Japan edging toward a Chinese settlement as police curb anti British demonstrations in Tientsin. Conferees agree on policing measures with Chinese authorities but fail to settle the currency issue. Details of the pact remain unsettled amid stormy talks and accusations of war agitation.
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Tokyo
Britain
Japan
Tientsin
Vientsin
Dapatione Antillery
Ty Hay
Dupa
MIM
Wneso
Morkade Hines
Wind
Talya
London Balloon Barrage Backfires Amid Lightning Losses
London officials report a massive balloon barrage failed again as oversized balloons deflated and dropped into suburban backyards amid storms and lightning. Nine captive balloons tied to cables were destroyed, one more sent aloft earlier. A housewife quips towns are surprised to see a balloon in her backyard.
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Toardon
London
Ely
Bridge ceremonies announced for Monimi prize bridge
Education ceremonies for Mon imi s prizewinning bridge across the middle fork of the Flathead river will beat Bellon. August 11, the state highway department announced yesterday. D. A. McKinnon, state highway engineer, ra id the cerentorles. Continued on Page 3.
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Monimi
Middle Fork
Flathead River
Bellon
State
Hghway Department
D. A. McKinnon
Ihe Cerentorles
Bill to outlaw Nazi uniforms nationwide passes House
Washington report notes a bill to ban wearing Nazi uniforms and bearing arms in public to curb extremist influence. The measure, passing the House and moving to the Senate, includes penalties up to one year in prison and a $1000 fine. It targets uniforms and insignia promoting foreign ideologies and hatred.
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Washington
United States
House
Senate
DNY
Temporary injunction blocks layoff of four firemen
A temporary injunction and show cause order were granted yesterday to prevent the layoff of four Melonn firemen, TE. Williams, N. B. Neelan, R. U. Richeson, and Rob Davis, amid a pending petition requesting cause why they should not be dismissed. The court and council had considered suspending workers for economy, and the petition argues the city would be unable to operate equipment, especially the hook and ladder, with only 21 firemen plus a chief. The case hinges on an August 7 hearing as the petition seeks to block the mayor and councilmen from removing the four men and endangering fire response.
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A. J. Moviky
Joseph W. Mehright
Melonn
Adeo
Ayot
Roberte
Amos Bt Shetlady
Vorreal
Farenzan
Rounel
TE. Wiltiamn
N. BP
Nelean
R. UW Richeson
Rob Davia
Orddinnry
Theleia
Nandio
Melugin
Uutter
Mhanty
Innocent Man Awaiting Trial After Eight Months Served
New York July 3 A Brooklyn man Caruso has served eight months of a 10 20 year term for a holdup he did not commit. He and another man were arrested after a gunpoint car hijacking on July 29, 1930. Caruso remains in custody until the trials of Jack Ancona, 22, and Morrie Golian, 26, proceed.
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New York
Prip Carusa
Muel
Dean Wott
Caro
Sealimany
Eugena Scamielino
Brooklyn Ian
Bhy
Cacuen
Brick Falls Five Stories Brings Minor Injuries in Iowa
In Merely Bounces Off Heads case a brick fell five stories from a new building in Tes Mainos Iowa on July day and struck Carl Buangan a 12 year old boy near Latimer. The factory official said the brick mostly bounced off and the boy received three stitches for a scalp wound. The incident caused only a small headache and was deemed an inconvenience.
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Tes Mainos
Iowa
Carl Buangan
Diosgan
Senate approves administration lending bill amid cuts
Washington reports the administration lending bill cleared the Senate 52 to 28 after trimming proposed loans to about 1.615 billion, with House rules setting up floor debate. The plan seeks bonds by the RFC to finance housing and other programs, while House and Senate differences must be reconciled before final passage.
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Washington
Senate
House
Walting
House Rules Committee
House Banking Committee
Thera
Howevr
Bouda
R.F.C
Wool Sale Opens in Denver Sets Strong Prices
Denver July 21 AP bidders bought 674209 pounds of western wool on opening day of the annual nur day summer auction. Getzbenthera of Monte Vista Cole topped at 2734 cents per pound for a 120 pound lot. Nichola and Company of Boston were the high bidder. Reed Warnick for Merrion and Wilkins said total sales approached 4200 pounds with values between 21 and 24 cents per pound.
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Denver
Getzbenthera
Monte Vista
Cole
Nichola and Company
Bostor
Reed Warnick
Merrion and Wilkins
Highea Singin
Warnick Wold
Attorney General Still Studies Hatch Bill Restricting Officials
Waablogton July 31. Attorney General Murphy said he has not finished studying the legality of the Hatch bill which would limit political activity by federal officials. The president has until midnight Thursday to sign or veto the legislation or it becomes law without his signature.
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Waablogton
Murphy
Whita House
Clark Gable Nabs Youth Bandit Near Van Nuys
Clark Gable captured a youth burglar after a confrontation at his Van Nuys ranch. The suspect, described as a Polish transient, faced authorities following a break in at Gable's home while his wife Carole Lombard was away. Gable described seizing the intruder and securing the scene before police took over.
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Galt
Clark Gable
Williiaen
Inter
Carale Lombard
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