LAST RAGE DRAWS BIG CROWDS AT OPENING DAY RACES
A lively opening day at Ifelena's seven day race meeting drew a large crowd, with pari mutuel betting surging and $300.59 paid for the winner, $54 for second, and $8.80 for show. The Sunday card features a strong lineup and continues today, promising thousands of patrons a full program of racing action. The event notes a record opening day for the current season and signals continued popular interest in the meet.
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Ifelena
Lhas
Kings
Crowis
Tore
Tumor
Mrs H P Sheppard Holds Ticket on $209 50 Winner
A former Merena woman Mrs WW PL Sheppart of Alaska held a ticket on doc C in the seventh meet yesterday and collected 208.01 on the first prize. Sheppard, who is here with her son Hugh Potter, highway patrolman, bet on Katy Tena and Joel OC.
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Sheppart
Alaska
Hugh Totter
Sheppard
Kady Kirk
Endtall
Helena
Hugh Potter
Katy
Hugh
Joel
Racing Chronicle Teases A Virgin March Finish
A fragmented horse race note mentions Virgin March, a mare from the C. 4 Wore stable, starting strong in a five-eighths of a mile race. The report hints at a poor third finish and continues on another page.
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Virgin March
C. 4. Wore
Senator McCarren Warns on Court Bill as Threat to Liberty
Washington July 10 Senator McCarren D Nev told the senate the administration court bill could be the entering wedge for a dictatorship like those that wiped out labor rights in Germany and Italy. He urged opposition to enlarging the Supreme Court, saying it might be too late tomorrow. Spectators packed galleries as debate on the judiciary issue drew firm lines and promises of future addresses from allied senators Bailey and O’Mahoney.
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Washington
McCarren
Ney
Senate
Germany
Italy
Brean
Pivin Mulchly
Conpranmise
Battle in Spain reports from Madrid front
Insurgent field commanders claim government offensive against Manfrid sleoge crushed near Brunete west of Madrid. Government casualties include 8,000 from General Jose Miaja’s center front. Franco responds with heavy air assault using 140 prewar planes. Rebels claim heavy government losses as the five day clash unsettles the Madrid southwest Usera front.
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Tjandaye
Finncu
Manfrid Sleoge
Jeytithe
Kromt Dixanter
Otto
Jose Miaja
Reeps
Brunete
Madrid
Mehy
Briyuete
Usera
Francisco Franco
Nine Die in French Rail Yard Collision at Le Mans
Nine people were killed and between twenty five and forty injured when two trains collided in Le Mans, France. A westbound train overtook a northbound train halted for an encountered signal, triggering the fatal wreck in the yards.
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le Mans
France
J Megiton
New Haven High School Girl Found Slain in Home
The battered body of Hazelle Feinberg, 16, a New Haven High School student, was found in a room used by Joseph Damerand, 20, an employee at Winchester Arms. Police seek Damerand for questioning as investigators note a gash on her temple and signs of strangulation.
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New Haven
Conn
Hazelle Feinberg
Yoon
Rosale Moran
Anid
Damerad
Eurlier
Fay
Lavitin
Tavine
Torso Killer Butchers Tenth Leaves No Clue
Cleveland July 10 Ten times at a little more than two hours the eddying skilful body of an unknown madman has done its grisly work. Police remain perplexed as the killer targets dismembered victims across a muddy creek valley near Kings Run. Only two victims identified. in many cases heads missing, yet the same twisted brain seems to move from crime to crime.
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Cleveland
Kingstars Run
Wheeling District Braced as Floods Batter Region
Heavy rain and high winds struck Wheeling and surrounding districts causing widespread damage. Over 600 cars abandoned on Route 9 east of Kim Grove, rail tracks washed out, and bridges swept away. A mother and her two children escaped a flood trapped in their home as responders formed a human chain to pull them to safety. Summertime cottages and camps sustained damage as residents sought higher ground.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Iaundreilly
Kim Grove
Balimore
Ohio
Plitteburgh
Cation
Herbert Mey
David
Shirley
World News Summaries From GloT Domcastle Dispatches
Nation faces higher heat death toll reaching 184 while thousands seek relief at resorts. Navy officials push hope for Amelia Earhart and navigator. A mystery golfer John Montagun linked to New York robbery is charged. Senator McCarran faces charges over alleged dictatorship influence as readers debate. Tokyo reports renewed hostilities with China and orders to mobilize forces. Madrid reports government offensive and ongoing unrest. London and Paris urge border neutrality until Germany and Italy return to cooperation with non intervention efforts.
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Domcastle
Honolulu
Navy
Amelia Earhart
Navigator
Los Angeles
John Montagun
Art Bond
New York
Washington
Sourter McCarran
Recosa
Tokyo
China
Chiang and- Shek
Lnigo
Vendaye
Madrid
Loyalia
London
France
Natral
Germany
Taily
Cooperation Fou
Japan and China Move Troops in Warlike Spirit
Shanghai dispatch reports four divisions of China's first army moving north along the Peiping Hankow line possibly to reinforce the 29th army amid clashes west of Peiping. Chiang Kai Shek orders mobilization of a strong air force as Sino-Japanese tension rises.
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Shanghai
Hankow
Peiping
Chiang Kaishek
Nanking
Tiwa i
Lunghat
Yangtsze
Tokyo
Army
Manghonkuo
North China
Great Wall
Supiyama
Hia
Navy Ministry
Foreign Office
Elac
Liapan
Young Roosevelt and wife sail for Europe on honeymoon
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr and his bride Ethel duPont boarded the liner Empress of Britain in Quebec on a July afternoon for a European honeymoon. They were greeted by cheering spectators and a festive sendoff as the couple prepared to depart from Campobello Island.
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Quebec
Que
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Jr
Ethel duPont
Lner
Europe
Icampobello Island
Babe Ruth Collapses at Suburban Golf Course
New York July 10 Babe Ruth home run king collapsed on the sixth tee of a suburban golf course today. A physician who revived him later in the clubhouse declared the baseball icon had been overcome by the heat but was able to go home.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Self-made producer defends perfect script in Hollywood
Santa Monica July 10 A self proclaimed self made man enters the conference room and lays down a fat stack of pages claiming he has read the only perfect script in his life. He tells his staff never to alter it, challenging critics who blame him for unfinished work.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Sam Goldwyn
Hollywood
Cobb
Lexington Nears Zone In Earhart Search
Honolulu reports no sign of Amelia Earhart and Frederick J. Noonan after searches of Canton Island and the Phoenix Islands. The aircraft carrier Lexington, en route from Hawaii with 200 aviators for a final survey, may extend the hunt toward the Gilbert Islands as navy officials with coast guard ships press on. George Putnam, husband of the missing flyer, plans to travel from North Hollywood as he holds to hope for a safe return.
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Honolulu
Colorado
Phoenix Islands
Amelia Earhart
Frederick J. Noonan
Alrean
Canton Island
Howland
Navy
Coast Guard
Lexington
Hawalh
Lexbeton
South Seas
Miss Earhart
Letington
Gilbert Islands
Howland Island
George Palmar Putman
Naval
San Francisco
North Hollywood
Putnam
Fuand
Noth
Fearful toll of death by heat prompts park escapes
Thousands flee to beaches, mountains, and lakes as four day heat wave continues. Death toll rises to 164 with new fatalities reported in Detroit and other cities. Roosevelt leaves Washington aboard the presidential yacht for a working cruise as city dwellers seek relief in parks and resorts.
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Fluto
Atlantic Seaboard
Roosevelt
Washington
Chesapeake Bay
New York City
Mercury
Upstate
Detroit
Newark
Marinette
Wis
Winona
Minn
Neshville
Chicago
Chicagoona
Lake Michigan
Corrupt Practices Allegations Hit 10 Democrats
Washington July 10 AP report says Minority Leader Snell demands inquiry into possible evasion of new campaign laws. New Yorker introduces a resolution to appoint a special house committee to investigate alleged sales or connections involving President Roosevelt and Postmaster General Farley.
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Washington
Laader Snell
N. Y
Roosevelt
Postiumater
Farley
Hartley
Acheme
New Yorker
House
Myosevelt
More Steel Mills to Open Unions to Be Ignored
Cleveland July 19 Steel plants plan reopening amid seven state strike. Indiana Harbor unit at Sheet & Tube to reopen next week while upholding no bargaining with CIO Workers. Republic Steel and Bethlehem Steel also back arbitration or union disavowal as other plants resume under guard and police protection. Canton division of Republic Steel plans Monday restart with about half the 500 workers recalled, bringing total Canton employment near 8,000 of 9,900. National guardsmen largely withdrawn. law enforcement by local police and sheriffs now handling security.
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Cleveland
Mary
Youngstown Street & Tile Company
Indiana
Marbor
Ind
Planta
Republic Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh
Cumberland
Walls
Toig
Indiana Harbor
J.C. Are Yetainger
Sheet &Tube
Algu
Sheet & Tube
Argetainger
C1. Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Algo
Republic Steel
Bethlehem Steal Corporation
Island Steel Company
Inland
National Guard
Tn Canton Republic Steel Corporation
Canton
Macmillan
AU National Guardsmen
Xcept One
Manaillon
Tesla Hopes to Talk to Another Planet
New York on July 10 reports Dr. Nikola Tesla plans to speak with other worlds as part of a prize challenge. He aims to win a 100000 franc prize from a French scientific society by building apparatus from 75 years of research, with calculations and experiments ongoing to validate interplanetary communication.
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New York
Nikola Teala
Dugosinvin
Tealn
Slain blonde found linked to Newark kidnapping case
Newark July 10 police connect murder of a fashionable hotel woman to the Manning Strewl kidnapping trial. A clothing receipt for a Newark banking firm found in a man’s room is tied to a person named Handel, possibly Albert Handel of Weehawken. Investigators pursue links to recent federal actions and arrests in New York.
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Newark
N. J
Manning Strewl
John J. O'Connell, Jr
Albany
John Haller
Wng
President Roosevelt's weekend cruise aboard Potomac
President Roosevelt left Washington for a brief working holiday on the Potomac near Chosas Peak Bay. Representative Rayburn, House floor leader, accompanied him along with James M. Landis soon to retire as chairman of the Securities Commission, Mrs. Landis, and White House staff.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Whitehouse
Chosas Peake Bay
Rayburn
House
Senate
James M. Landis
Securitica Commission
Tupelo Union Organizer Ordered Out After Threats
July 10 report warns blood shed would follow if she did not quit town. Sledge, a Memphis union organizer for the International Ladies Garment Workers Union, left town with orders to return later. She had been expelled again within three weeks and planned to remain pending further guidance from officials.
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Tupelo
Mira
Memphis Society
International Ladies Garment Workers’ Union
Pope Pius Broadcast To U S On St Theresa Feast
New York July 10. Pope Pius will deliver a message on the feast day of St Theresa. The radio melange will be heard in an early morning broadcast tomorrow over WSAF WIZ NBC and WAC at 4 a m MST, followed by an English translation.
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New York
Pope Pius
Wsaf-Wiz
NBC
WAC
Soviet plans new polar flights to United States announced
Moscow reports Soviet aviation leaders announced two more nonstop attempts to reach the United States from Moscow within a month guided by Mikhail Gromoff and Sigismund Levaneftsky. Gromoff may aim for Chicago or distance records while Levaneftsky eyes a Moscow to San Francisco leg after a prior failed flight.
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Moscow
United States
Imonth
North Polar
Mikhail Gromoff
Vancouver
Wash
Gromoff
Tood
Chicago
Sigismund Levaneftsky
San Francisco
Levanefsky
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Gaughan
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Tn Cteesand
World News
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Warlee
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Young Roosevelt and Wife
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Tesla
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