Wartime Slogans Rally Across Europe and US Vote Shakeup
The article reports Britain and Germany reaffirming readiness for future tests amid forceful rhetoric, Chamberlain surviving a party revolt with a 250 to 132 confidence vote, and plans to adjourn Parliament. In Washington, the administration faces a fresh setback as the House rejects an 800 million housing bill, while steering to a visible vote to assign responsibility for its defeat. The economic votes include larger farm loan cuts and a revised farm aid package, with Secretary Wallace’s program shaping commodity markets and price expectations.
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Lawful Hatch bill on federal workers blocks campaigns
Washington observers split over the Hatch bill signed by President Roosevelt. Some say it blocks a third term bid by restricting delegates to party conventions, while others see it as a cue that Roosevelt cannot seek another term. Reports note party officials discussed Good Neighbor policy and allied actions in the wake.
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English Dancers Praise Magnetic Hitler in Wintergarten Show
Report from Berlin notes three young dancers Marjorie Ascot Rosy Nuth Mona Baldevit and a spokesman Marjorie praising Adolf Hitler as a marvelously dynamite attraction for women. The Führer watches from a special box and is observed signaling to attendees during performances.
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Titer
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Hoover Interviewed But All Off Record in Colorado
Herbert Hoover spoke for about ninety minutes in Glenwood Springs Colorado this afternoon being introduced as a strategist at a Republican gathering in honor of him. About 40 party members attended and submitted written questions which formed the basis for his remarks all of which were off the record.
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Colo
Herbert Koover
Gtenlour
Colorado
Tmotet Colorado
Lim
T He Basta
Wheeler Boomed For Nomination By Rep. O'Connor
Senator Wheeler faced opposition from a Montana colleague who denounced his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination. Mant condemned Wheeler for alleged moral weaknesses and liberal views, arguing his continued leadership would threaten national security and peace. The Montanan favored Roosevelt's masterful leadership and urged supporters to heed the call from the people.
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Martial Law Declared After Second Shooting in Michigan
Green Mountain Dam, Colo Aug 2 Gov Ralph L Care proclaims martial law after two shooting clashes in the dam strike zone. Four union sympathizers shot and wounded, a fifth man gashed. Troops to be deployed as authorities seek to quell violence amid labor upheaval near Denver and Glenwood Springs.
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Ane
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Toover
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Rownsneonin
Labornicket Tinos
Thomas Kellechalls
Neover
Nyetors
Fairplay
Anton Plekela
Kellechalls
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Marrow
Patrplay Hospital
George
Yuma
Ariz
Rml Deming
Armed truce holds after strikefront flare up near Cleveland
A brief truce ends sustained labor tensions as 46 workers reported injured Monday during protests around a factory district. Police and pickets surrounded sites while the company said 48 percent of normal foren remained at the plant. Negotiations continued with hopes for a quick settlement.
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Aliton Moins
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Gene Tha
Ately
OPO
Abtke
Genryal Dolore
Bridges admits union aided by communists in longshore dispute
In Francisca Aug 2 Harry Bridges testified that employers could not be eliminated without drastic action and that longshoremen had received communist aid during the 1934 waterfront strike. He downplayed party membership while noting hostile views toward corporations and questioning whether such help could erase democracy.
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Gambling ship king defies California authorities
Banta Monier Aug 2. Tony Cornero known as Stralia or the bootleg whisky king refused to permit officers to board his ship the Phot wan last night. State authorities under Attorney General Warren served warrants for violations of anti gambling laws. Cornero and many aboard remained aboard the Hex as deputies and inspectors closed in, promising law will prevail.
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Atiboly Cornera Stralla
California
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Ainte
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Stralia
Tony Cornero
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Tariff Against Wood Pulp May Be Needed
Washington reports the treasury publicized a preliminary investigation indicating a possible anti dumping tariff on wood pulp imported from certain foreign nations sold to the United States below cost. The action would target prices judged to undercut domestic suppliers.
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the Treasury
United States
Firemen Rescue Pot Boiling Woman After Kitchen Fire
Off on Saunt, she left pot boiling and firemen to rescue. Cincinnati reports a second story entry and a fleeing suspect, with water damage and a chased incident. Washington notes an appropriation of $6,000 for research at Bozeman, Montana as part of a broader cricket color program.
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Ailey
Viernan Join
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Washington
Reaeurchy
Bozeman
Mont
Sennior
Carran
Nev
Federal Authorities Launch New Drive Against Gangland
Federal authorities push a fresh anti gang campaign while a Senate inquiry investigates Mexico ties and a Brafford resolution is debated. Senator Borah leads two investigations amid party tensions. references link arms with Beidges and Guffey over alleged oil sale negotiations and possible escalations before the next congressional session. Also reported a distress call from the air tanker Dunkwa with a crew radio operator injured.
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Army Air Corps Sets Sixth Record in Three Days
The Army Air Corps smashed another aviation record at Wright Field, lifting the mark to six in three days. Gen H H Arnold credited standard equipment and full military funding for the feat as crowds cheered this anniversary signal.
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Grand Jury to Act as National Clearing House
The Special Grand Jury was announced as an extraordinary clearing house for information to lead investigators. It aims to gather data on gangsters and fugitives, with agents from multiple districts sharing evidence. About 6,000,000 pages of reports are planned, and material will be centralized before routing to the appropriate jurisdictions.
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Newry
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Pacific Coast
Woman Survives Fire After Bell Warns Community
In Burnaville West Virginia on August 12 Mary Vieler woke to her house burning. Her daughter Ada escaped from a second story window with burns and lacerations as neighbor Ralph Queen rang the fire bell to summon help.
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Vieler
Howe
Pivier
Ada Wens
Ralph Queen
Tribal Council Considers Ending Fishing Levies
Tribal delegates met on 23 in Setafidt to discuss discontinuing a $4.00 per fishing hornse levy on valtata and Cie reser allon prévented by the state. Officials noted concerns about fishing stock and prior state actions affecting Blackfoot streams and reservation waters.
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Damier W. Belutleld
Stiles
Moesent
Setafidt
Moody brothers set heavy plane endurance attempt
Flying Moodys Now Have Lights Set On Heavy Plane Record Springfield, Mi. Mh ASR 2, P- Thy flying Moody brothers had their eyes on the 612-hour heavy Plane endurance record tonight and they turn to new light plane conditions. At 3 pm ENGST, the pair, Munler, 26, and Mumphey, 20, find 240 Hour to their credit. The former neckt plang recor was 218 hors, estanslahed a year ago ail tang Reach, Callt.
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Moody Brothers
Munler
Mumphey
Government spends nearly half a billion more in July
Washington reports the federal government spent 485,479,158 dollars in July, with expenditures rising from the prior year. The jubilee debt reached a new high of 40,661,000,822 dollars at month’s end, up about 3.4 million from June and higher than a year ago.
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Washington
Work or Off Relief Law Takes Effect in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania officials begin enforcing the work or off relief rule affecting about 209000 people. They start job searches to fund the program as it aims to cut annual relief costs. The plan targets reducing the nearly 190 million dollars spent yearly on relief.
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Norrisbore
Taft to Declare Formally for Republican Nomination
Cincinnati Aug. Taft appears set to declare candidacy as the first prospective Republican nominee for president. The Hamilton county Republican committee urged him to list his name as Ohio's first choice for the national convention. Taft is expected to announce via his Washington office tomorrow, as party allies stress his national standing and straightforward views.
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Hobart A. Taft
Ghia
United States
Mally
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