Neutrality Legislation Faces Senate Battle Amid Reform Talks
Washington reports a heated senate confrontation over neutrality law revision. The Roosevelt administration and critics prepare for a knock‑down, drag‑out struggle as lawmakers debate repealing or amending existing provisions and advancing new measures to manage neutrality in wartime and emergencies.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Montes
Vonguers
Pure CD. Rv
Teadey
von Rigs
Linburge
Wien
Antonatie
Koved
Amhayeo
Ain
Salvage of Sub Squalus Delayed By Cable Jam
Navy salvage of the submarine Squalus is delayed by a cable jam amid attempts to free pontoons supporting the wreck. Officials say the jam, noticed near the stern, follows loss of the auxiliary wreck and will push operations back at least four days.
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Torlemouth
Navy
Siebnerarm Squalus
Ralvagers
Lewis
Demand for Revision of Labor Act Heard in Washington
Labor committee hearings in Washington today focus on revising the national labor act and reforming its current form. Independent labor spokesmen and a shipping interests attorney attacked the labor board and administration while a National Religion and Labor representative defended the act.
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Washington
Italy
Labor Committee
Theoay
Ita
Labor Board
National Religion and Labor
Fifty Five Drownings Reported in Kentucky Flood Disaster
Fifty five persons were reported drowned as eastern Kentucky floods surged through streams and rivers after a cloudburst. Officials feared the toll would rise with more bodies expected in rural communities, while relief agencies coordinated aid and searched for missing residents.
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Kentucky
Morehead
Deaton
Jackson
Keck
Test Cock Failure a Blamed N Disaster
Test text fragment reads as a garbled notice with names and places mangled. It mentions Tandon Tule and various disjointed phrases, lacking clear events or dates, yielding a minimal, incoherent record.
Britain Seeks an Out In Danzig Affair Details Emerge
An informal account from Pelfrey, a Kentucky mountain storekeeper, describes a night-time incident near the Kentucky River tributary Van Clereence. A 20-foot wall of water swept downstream, ripping away a man’s sight and leaving a wake of destruction. A mother saved her baby as locals fled, while Tale McConnel of the Mountain Ride Institute noted waterborne damage and a two-day setback to local holdings. Almost all residents along the creek fled toward safety, with observers detailing the river’s swift surge and the chaotic escape.
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Pelfrey
Kentucky
Tex
van Clereence
Walter
Hoenhald
Tonk
Leon
Deitiwood
Tale McConnel
Tral
Mise McConnel
Helene
Nazi Attack On Roosevelt Shocks World Powers
The day’s chief international moves include a German verbal attack on President Roosevelt and Britain’s pledge to Poland questioned by official German news agencies. British Undersecretary Arnold Austin Fraser cautioned that Poland’s independence is threatened, while U S tariff actions against Germany drew scrutiny as world tensions rise toward possible conflict.
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Britain
Poland
United States
Haly
Roosevelt
Germain
Monnevell
Waring factions warned they may drive people to welcome social dictator
A garbled address by Edwin GG discusses dangers of factionalism and propaganda in a university setting. It warns that deliberate training of fear and misinformation by rival parties, labor, and religious groups could threaten democracy and liberty. The speech urges vigilance against uncompromising confrontations and ideologies that subvert general welfare.
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Infomaucy
Ats
Germany
Seer Organizationa
Lim
Those Who Mined Silver Saturday Are Out of Luck
Treasury officials reversed a policy affecting silver miners after Saturday operations. The new rule screens silver mined after Saturday eight, with price floors and delayed payouts under review. Officials faced questions about how the changes will impact domestic silver markets and miners.
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API Ama
Statos
Treasury
Inodvert
Cannes
Treneury
Hahnde
Laguardia Opposes Tax On State And Municipal Bonds
A regional committee near Mayor Laguardia and the Ta m a nd i s committee declared that federal taxation of state and municipal securities would impair financing for cities. Laguardia warned that every bond would face tax, hitting rents and real estate and prompting a federal‑state funding clash.
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Laguardia
Ronereasional Committee
Jatiuadla
New York
Eliy
Miter
Tasmndis
Moana
New Yorker
Parker Explains Changes in New Relief Program
Parker outlines changes in the relief program under the reorganized Works Progress Administration. State Administrator Joseph K Marker notes the plan goes into effect as soon as payroll is prepared. The administration has faced and continues to address administrative problems to maintain efficient operations and timely worker pay.
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Parker
Daly
Wee Works Projects Administration
Works Progresso Administration
Joseph KK. Marker Anit
Podbkely
Congress
Montana-Dakota Firm Withdraws Gas Application
A Montana Dakota firm withdrew its petition to abate and pause gas development. The Federal Power Commission held a temporary order pending, with Montana officials opposing any interruption that could affect state gas interests. The filing was withdrawn under advisement after deliberations and unclear reasons.
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Montana
Dakota
Rogers
Kervder Commission
Jin OW. Tenner
Farie Bun
Cases
Paul T. Smith
Ronner
Federal Commission
WPA Workers Strike Over New Relief Act Imposes Longer Hours
WPA workers stage a major strike protesting a relief act that extends working hours. Officials in Washington and New York report thousands quitting and mass protests as administrators defend the policy and say millions are affected. The walkouts disrupt WPA projects nationwide, with estimates of 200,000 plus workers impacted and about 14,000 striking in some cites.
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W.P.A
Apuaprdas
Washington
New York City
New Charges May Be Filed Against Dr James Smith
New charges may be filed against Dr James Smith as a dramatic surge of allegations emerges. Baton Rouge and New Orleans records cite attorney Charles A Byrne confirming bond discussions and possible additional indictments tied to alleged manipulation of funds linked to a state university. District Attorney Roney Sapdex notes the accused denies publishing any such letter and no definite details on the trial or bond amounts are yet established.
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James Smith
Wille Caupus
Janes Moro Smith
Charles A. Byrne
New Orleans
Maton Roge
Tien Amin
Atolo
Tontaniaa J State University
I Tyrie
Smilin Tas
New
Orleana
Joana
Banks ‘Ehten
David Mbn
Fluey Long
Onnabel
Sint
Fees
Rouge
Sheridan WPA Workers Strike In County
Sheridan County WPA workers walk out in protest against new federal wage rules. Protests halt most plant production. one contract item resumed after county officials established a new rule to reopen a plant.
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Sheridan
Jonger
Mew
Roll of Art
Wit A. de Ningra
Hank
Witike Heer
Affleeva
Onin Warkern Amliner
WPA
Camden
Sheridan County
Girls Work Until Midnight to Get Last Ballots In
Contestants toil past deadline as officials tally votes. Dinwand Ashtiee leads the effort to dominate Naant votes while Helene Julien and Marjorie Kilsworth vie for top placement amid late ballots. Secretary Henry Worre notes upcoming national tabulation.
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Dinwand Ashtiee
Geo
Helene
Julien
Amund Walt
Tate
Senate approves silver price bill amid legal dispute
The Senate approved the bill renewing President Roosevelt’s power to devalue the dollar and operate the currency stabilization fund by a 43 to 39 vote. Debate centered on legality, with Republicans challenging the continuation of powers previously held by the president. Treasury officials prepared regulations for domestic silver purchases as a floor price was debated, while the measure allowed potential action if emergencies arise. Continued on Page 24.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Sina
Treasury
Cheny
Paseed
Remibileah Aratare
Willy Soni Hety
Regatta to Be First Jubilee Sports Contest
Regatta planned as inaugural Jubilee sports event with festivities and racing. Entries from multiple clubs and regional teams expected, including drivers from Mangini and Cantoria. Officials announced a full program with heats and finals, races beginning Saturday at 9.00. Continued on Maer 21.
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Elie Matti
de B.C. Shewrer
Connie Tektirdt
Regattem Milter
Great Falls Fatal Crash Sparks Held Suspect
In Great Falls, a man is held after a fatal crash. Authorities report a suspect named Svein Wish and mention involvement of Balloo Chief Carl Henao and others. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text but indicate an ongoing investigation and arrest.
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Great Falls
Svein
Balloo
Carl Henao
Roy McKoona
HNL
Twenty-One Drivers Arrested Under New Speed Law
A garbled police report notes twenty one drivers were arrested under a new speed law. The passage mentions night driving and enforcement actions, with references to patrols, patrol supervisions, and penalties, but the exact details are unclear due to the corrupted text.
WPA Payroll Cuts Hit Montana and Nearby States
The Works Progress Administration announces payroll reductions for July totaling 200 000 across Montana Nebraska and nearby states, trimming monthly averages from about 2 900 000 to 2 047 000 workers. Officials cite appropriations limits and June authorization declines as the cause.
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WPA
Montana
Washington
Mommiasioner F.C. Hayringteaid
Nebraska
GLO CALLS STRIKE AT FISHER BODY UNIT
Detroit July 6 AP The United Automobile Workers union halted talks with General Motors Corp to press wage and job terms for foot and die, engineering and maintenance workers. They called out 800 workers at the Fisher Body unit No 24, starting a strike GM officials warned could idle up to 100000 production employees.
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Fisher Body
Detroit
United Automobile Workera Utton
General Movors Corporation
G. M
Montana Engineer Named to Office in National Group
Montana highway official McKinnon has been named vice president of the Western district of the national association of highway officials. He will oversee duties in the western reaches of the state, succeeds H. Reed, and will attend the 36th annual meeting in Richmond, Virginia next October. McKinnon will assume duties during the upcoming conference in Virginia with policies and programs to be outlined.
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Montana
National
McKinnon
Plate Highway
Vce
Mie Jinerion
Tehway Petirinig
McKlonon
Markehan
Washington, D. C
Exacu Lye
McKinnan
Reed
Thosmix, Arie
Western Association of Lighway
Wil Naveen
Richmond
Virginia
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