Roosevelt declares truce in Pennsylvania coal strike
President Roosevelt announces a truce between management and labor in the bituminous coal strike in Pennsylvania. Administrator Stahnson says no general mediation plan is ready. National guardsmen to be withdrawn from the soft coal region as conditions warrant. Lewis announces something from Washington on August 4.
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ON. Y
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Pennsylvania
Bfogh Stahnson
National Ada
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Puy
Maenat
Vaselle County
Pre-election troubles in Kentucky escalate with troops sent
Normalcy rule spreads as 10 additional state troops join 30 already on duty in Marlan Ky to guard against unrest before a bitter local primary. A deputy police officer Jon Lee, 40, was killed in a quarrel over election cards at Wallins Fork. John Turner, 18, held in connection with the slaying. Roark, 35, shot at Kenvir after charges of irregularities in ballot handling.
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Denhardt
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Wallins Prenk
Sheriff'a Offica
Les War
John Turner
Wiest Kine Tiphart Roark
Qoarh
Kenvir
Here
Raymond Moley Opens U S Battle On Grime
Washington Aug 4 The United States battle against organized crime is launched by Raymond Moley an assistant secretary of state who says he will not meddle in individual cases such as the OConnell kidnapping at Albany He pledges steady effort but warns against expecting instant results in the federal crackdown on crime.
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Raymond Maley
Stato
O'Connell
Albany
Tear Gas Bombs Trigger Wall Street Panic
A tear gas release in the New York Stock Exchange building caused a panic and the market to close for the day. Brokers, clerks, and visitors fled to the street as tear gas drifted through the air cooling system. The incident disrupted trading and left many shaken, with authorities investigating the source of the gas release.
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Boston Reds in Custody Over NY Bombing Exposed
AP dispatch reports arrests in Somerville of Eugene and Thaniel Rosian as part of a probe into a bombing at the New York Stock Exchange. Police say the suspects, linked to the Communist party, found in three packages fuses and alarm clocks intended to ignite fuses. The raid, led by Lt Timothy Donovan Wald, uncovered no explosives. Names William Overton, Otto Kernell, and Paul Panezi cited as informants.
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Hoston Pollen
Eugene & Thaniel
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New York
Reds
Timothy Donovan Wald
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Fat Willam — Overton
Otto Kernele
Cambridge
Paul Palnezi
Rumor Says Bl E Ehiefs Face Revolt
Cleveland rumor claims a secession by a majority of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, seeking a new organization due to leadership disputes. President Al vanley Johnston at central headquarters dismissed the report as bunk.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
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Treasury closes tin offering oversubscribed sixfold
Washington Aug 4. With 86 million dollars recovery security site oversubscribed six times the treasury tonight closed its book on the tin offering. The issue had been kept open to receive subscriptions in which treasury certificates maturing in September were offered in payment.
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Treasury Tonight
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Montana Democrats Gather in Billings for rally
In Billings Aug 4 a Yellowstone County Young People Democratic club dinner drew over seven hundred guests. Sen Burton K Wheeler credited the national standard for averting economic ruin while speakers included Sen Erickson Rep Ayers and Tom Stout. Wheeler’s daughter also attended.
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Yellowstone County
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Dongreaaman Hay BH
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Illayeth Wheeler
Wheeler
Tom Stout
House
Unlicensed beer dealers fined in Great Falls
Great Falls authorities fined seven of nine accused in police court for sale of beer without licenses after pleas of guilty. Two pleaded not guilty and appealed. County Attorney Holt opposed state board rulings and warned against selling beer in open containers for off premises consumption.
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Prince of Wales Defeated at Golf by American Girl
Mina Beatrice Cottiah, a 28 year old American golfer from Tuckahoe New York, defeated the Prince of Wales in an 18 hole round at Coombe Hill. Cottiah described a close match with mixed results and noted a friendly comparison of skills with the royal player.
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San Diego Youth Confesses Hoax About Child Murder Case
San Diego Cant Aug 4 The story of Philp Charlesd ward, 19 year old San Diego high school graduate, who tried for three days to convince police he mutilated and killed Nyabert Anon hian, seven, was ended when police announced he fabricated the entire tale. He is favored to his mother and attorney in misleading the police to gain a vaudeville contract.
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Phimp Charlesdwards
San Mago
Nyabert Anonhian
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Century of Progress balloon flight lifts off to stratosphere
At Soldier Field Chicago August 5 Lieut Commander T G We Settle soared in the Century of Progress balloon to an estimated 15 miles as part of a scientific stratosphere study. A cheering crowd of thousands watched at 2 05 a m CST, with minor delays from top valve tests before ascent.
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Age of Change Prompts Parents to Train Self-Reliant Children
Mrs. Franklin J. Mongevelt, wife of Vansar College president, urged parents to raise self-reliant children at a Vansar College talk. She said happiness comes from suffering and that the big people are those who stand on their own feet, accept outcomes, and learn independently. She called for new parental values and standards in a changing age.
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Ang
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Franklin J. Mongevelt
Vansar College
She
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Parenta
Flood Devastates Chang River Region Killing Thousands
Shanghai dispatches report 10 000 drowned and 10 000 made homeless along the Chang river. About 200 villages were destroyed and river dykes collapsed at Sanyuan. A typhoon near Guam tracked toward Shanghai and struck Korea’s coast as weather officials placed the storm 200 miles east of Shanghai.
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Twister Visits Big Hole Basin Scatters Haystacks
A twister swept past the Schindler ranted in the Big Hole basin yesterday scattering several small haystacks over a field and hurling no wagon neats revers hundred feet. No other damage was done.
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Schindler
Big Hole
Wiley Post Returns Home After Round-the-World Flight
Wiley Post arrived in Oklahoma City ending a solo around-the-world journey in his mono-motor Winnie Mae. He expressed pleasure to be home as a parade welcomed him, with his parents and wife in attendance after a one-stop flight from Cumberland, Maryland.
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Wiley Post
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Bis
Hong
Idaho Varsity Dean Dies in Car Crash
Thame August 4. John R. Dyer 40 dean of the University of Idaho Southern Branch died tonight from injuries from an automobile crash earlier between Marmarth and Rhames. Mrs Dyer and the couple's two sons were recovering in a local hospital.
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John R. Dyer
University of Idaho
Sohern
Marmarth
Rhames
Rumor of US China Flight Plan Ignites Japan
Tokyo reports claim a Chinese American aviation treaty was negotiated in Washington and contemplated China purchasing 416 American fighters with American pilots. William Phillips, undersecretary of state, dismissed the claims as unfounded.
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Alle Amd Dent
Chinese Minator
Washington
American State Department
China
American Fighting Platen
Roosevelt urged to resolve farm payments plan clash
President Roosevelt faced a request to resolve a legal dispute over roughly 200 million dollars in farm program payments to farmers planning to curtail wheat and cotton output. An old law interpreted by officials could require withholding payments when the government makes them, risking large offsets from debts owed to the government. Attorney General Cummings drafted an opinion and sent it to the president at Hyde Park, with prompt action anticipated to clear the impasse for the Farm Credit Administration and other central federal agricultural credit agencies.
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Roosevelt
Eral Cummings Han
Hyd Park
New York
Farm Credit Administration
Numa
Mar
Milk War Clash In New York Linked To Strikes
Albany reports allege communists are steering New York farmers into a state milk strike. Governor Lehman seeks an AG probe into agitator records as four days of milk withholding trigger clashes in Fonda, Madison County, injuring officers and a deputy sheriff. A death near Oneida follows from overexertion after dumping milk.
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Albany
N. Y
Herbert H. Lehman
Agricultural Advisory Commission
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Fonda
Montgomery
Oneida
Madison County
J. Henry Bertie
Eagles urged to give support to NIRA
Cleveland reports Gov. Floyd Olson of Minnesota told the Fraternal Order of Eagles convention that the NERA movement seeks to redistribute profits through regulation of capitalism and should be backed to the limit by the lodge. Earlier President Henry Berrodin urged Eagles to cooperate with the NRA by appointing a policing agency to enforce the program.
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Cleveland
Floyd Olson
Minnesota
Order of Eagles
Henry J. Berrodin
Grand Worthy
Eggles
Industries Turn in Their Codes
Washington reports the federal government backs mediation of the Pennsylvania coal strike as a key step to national recovery. Four manufacturers with thousands of workers enter temporary wage and hour rules while the laundrymen’s agreement is revoked for wages under 14 cents an hour for southern women. Flour coders set a 40 hour week with mill wages from 45 cents to 37 1/2 cents, plus southern differential. ten more industries gain temporary code approval to join the framework.
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Pennsylvania
National Recovery Administration
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Roosevelt enjoys cool Hudson breezes at Hyde Park
President Roosevelt rests at his Hyde Park home cooling from the heat wave. He plans to confer with Secretary Hull, head of the London economic conference delegation, and host Governor and Mrs Lehman for lunch. Henry Morgenthau Jr. and Sr. will join for a Wheat Conference report and dinner. He will return to Washington next week to align with the national recovery drive.
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Ernor
Mrs. Lehman
Mrs. Roosevelt
Henry Morgenthau Jr
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Henry Morgenthau Sr
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Recovery Council
Morgenthau Says Europe Prepares for General War
Henry Morgenthau Jr. warned in New York that all of Europe is ready for war as Germany under Hitler stalks toward a possible general conflict. He cited martial law as a tool for financing and enforcing such mobilization while noting leaders seek war despite the public’s peace sentiment.
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Geneva
London
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Germany
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Morgenthau
Belen
Europa
Will Rogers Flags California Tax Battle Rhetoric
Beverly Hills columnist quotes Will Rogers on tax foes and a statewide measure. He mocks opponents who threaten to leave the state if the proposal passes, notes vehicles and wealth in play, and argues taxes should reflect failed business returns. The piece blends humor and civic critique on a heated issue.
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Calif
California
Ford ‘E
Despondent rancher ends life at Antfolk ranch
Lewistown Aug 4 Peter M Lareen a despondent rancher who feared losing his mind shot himself at his ranch home near Antfolk after seeking hospital treatment. The body was found outside the door by Mrs Emroe Shaw and her two sons. Coroner C W Wilder said despondency over crop failures and finances caused the act.
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Peter M. Lareen
Rand
Antfolk
Emroe Shaw
Tarson
C. W. Wilder
Last Rites For Frank Cone In Hamilton Today
Frank Cone lies in state in Hamilton after a fatal Montana accident. Family and neighbors gather as the veteran state senate secretary is to be laid to rest tomorrow at River View Cemetery after Catholic rites at the church. Daughter Margaret and son Frank Jr arrived from Los Angeles, widow and other children accompany.
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Hoetena
Frank Cong
Hn Han Rallet Hamilton
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Helena
Margaret
Rank, Jr
Lon Angeles
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