Union War Unabated After Lewis Washington
Unions face a split as the American Federation of Labor peace-makers rush to avert a two faction divide. Secret talks occupy the day while executive council considers suspending 12 unions led by John L Lewis. Other labor moves include Goodyear assault charges, a Wheseling Steel end to a seven week strike, and Remington Rand hiring delays in Norwood Ohio.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
John L Lewis
United Ming Workers
Allieg
Labor Relations Board
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
United Rubber Workers
Gadsden
Ala
Wheseling Steel
Portsmouth
Ohio
Edward F McGrady
International Longshoremens Association
Wilmington
Penancola Pla
Manciv McGrady
Ar- Tanga
Labor Department
World News Roundup Across Continents and Crises
Weather shifts from Rocky cool air ending heat waves in northern states as fatalities mount. Aid moves to southwest farmers. A trade pact with the Soviet Union extends a year. Roosevelt backs Triborough bridge plans and Park Avenue efforts. Ruth Bryan Owen wedding to Danish captain Boerge Rohde noted. Germany recognizes Austria as a German state in a new pact. Chinese and Japanese troops clash near Tientsin in a tense grab for territory.
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Chicago
Rockies
Birmingham
Tugwell
Southwest
Washington
New York
Rooesvelt
Triborough Bridge
Tharem
Goen
Tryde Park
Stend
Ruth Bryan Owen
Capain Boerge Rohde Foreien
Berlin
Austria
Tientsin
Aquabble
Arget Tange
Extra Season's Big Sport Event: Soap Box Derby in Helena
The Helena run off of the All American Soap Box Derby will start at noon on Montana Avenue between Broadway and Ninth. Thirty-two racers compete as medals and prizes are awarded on the capitol steps by Jorn Holt.
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Helena
Montana Avenue
Jorn Herta Holt
Gov
M. Elmer Holt
State Capitol
Dery
Helens Independent
Chevrolet
Broadway
Ninth Avenue
Helena Hoy
Abkean Obie
Tacera
Anderson Motor Company
Joan Powell
Paulela Fitinger
Anderson Company
Gary Man Kills Self in Dell Mont
In Dell Montana a 30 year old man from Gary Indiana identified as Jack Wheeler died from a gunshot wound. The county coroner reported it as a suicide after two local residents witnessed him shoot himself in the mouth with a rifle.
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Gary
Ind
Man
Self
Dell, Mont
Dell
Jack Wheeler
Townsend organization to open session in Cleveland
The Townsend organization plans a five day national convention in Cleveland starting next week. Delegates may signally support a third party. The event aims to double Townsend enrollment to about one million by the fall elections.
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Townsend
Cleveland
Denver
Francis 1 Townsend
Wd Age Pension Organization
Nion Party
Wiliam Tamke
Charles Caughiln
National
Wanton For Social Justice
Gilmour Young
Huse Meng
Young
Chinese and Japanese clash at Taku amid Shanghai tensions
Chinese and Japanese soldiers opened fire at Taku, Taiwan, amid rising unease. Both sides denied casualties, while a gunman’s death sparked a conference among Japanese civil, military, and naval authorities on safeguarding Japanese life and property in Shanghai.
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Tlentain
Taku
Shanghai
Tho Young Dentists Clash With Police
In Vancouver on July 11 two young dentists clashed with police after a RA patient had two teeth removed. A 13 year old and another embarked on a dentistry career but the plan did not last. A young girl volunteered to help but the situation ended with police involvement and the mother calling authorities.
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Vancouver
Rocky Mountain Rain Brings Relief and Damage Across Regions
July weather shifts as Rocky Mountain states see abrupt cool downs and snow on peaks. Moisture follows drought stricken plains aiding farmers while causing floods and rock slides in Wyoming and Colorado. Trains halted in Provo Canyon. towns report mixed crop relief and new damage from storms. More storms forecast through the weekend.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain States
Wyoming
Mountain
Bhasard
Colorado
Montana
Anid
Ueno
Cheyenne
David Fo Sith
Tian
Mora Nolalre
Northwest Death Toll Rises In Heat Wave Across States
A severe heat wave drove deaths and drownings across the Midwest and Plains. St Paul area records a spike as cooler air masses move in from Montana toward North Dakota. Nebraska reports heavy downpours in western regions nearby. Alabama public functions pause as health authorities battle an infantile paralysis outbreak affecting 126 cases and eight deaths.
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St Paul
Harthwest
Montana
North Dakota
Arean
Montgomery
Alabama
Bath
Death Toll Climbs as Growth Areas Expanded in South
A sprawling dispatch notes the expansion of the government growth areas to include parts of Oklahoma Georgia and Kentucky based on new aid requests. WPA and AAA plan shifts describe farm relief and employment tied to drought conditions. A separate Chicago report details the sharp heat wave across the northern states with fatalities rising to 730 and temperatures peaking around 122 degrees in several locales.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Georgia
Kentucky
Works Progress Administration
Whee Agriculiural Adjuntment Administration
EuroIne Commodities Corporation
WPA
Mario Hopking
Caplorides
Assatancn
Roosevelt Homa Club Seeks Drought Relief and Future Care
A Roosevelt Home Club gathering urges local government action for drought relief and ongoing support for victims. Speakers stress dignity, security, and a viable future, as hundreds rally for timely aid while awaiting broader assistance. The event notes a forthcoming sailing cruise for community leaders.
Just A Minute With Tirvin Scobe
In Santa Monica on July 11 a tale recalls a saintly man feared by beasts after he saved a lion in Africa. A separate court scene in Tanga Yika shows a man fined 12.50 after aiding a lion in a trap, a tale framed as a moral on miracles and mischief in old times.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Tangayika
Africa
Irvin Scobb
Nama
Government urges disposal of livestock in drought areas
Gov Holt and four drought committees announce warranted disposal through official channels. Crop and feed supply plans include stock movement, feeding programs, and foundation herd maintenance. Processing specifications for cattle to be commoditized by government action, with purchases and distribution coordinated by the drought committee. Continued updates expected as major feed producing areas develop.
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Drouth
Holt
Finer Holt
Partment of Agriculture
A Drouth Committee
Tuly
Independence of Austria Recognized by Germany as Two States Draw Near
Reported on November 21 by Merlin, Germany recognizes Austria as two states nearing independence. Broadcasts discuss Austrian leaders and German plans to prevent foreign interference, with debate over reinstating monarchical authority and the future structure of Austria amid rising nationalist tensions.
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Austria
Germany
Merlin
Anne
Dager
Gebbold Leninangan
Peene
Tnd
Opropuagtinda
Man Held for Using Steel Traps Against Vandals
A man pleaded today to netting and baiting steel traps intended to maim or kill children who he said vandalized his home. The traps, hidden under bait and wired with metal, were designed to injure. Court action seeks bail and possible long prison terms if convicted.
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Man
Fan Pranecinen
Hyman Gorwly
Uni Tayerd
Gowolf Ant
Terrance Royle
Triborough Bridge Dedication Opens New Urban Artery
New York marks the dedication of the Triborough system linking Manhattan Queens and the Bronx. President Roosevelt and many officials attend a sultry ceremony praising a vast public works milestone amid calls for reform and steady governance.
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New York
Roosevelt
Manhattan
Queens
Funeral of Meighen Held in New York
Funeral services for Thomas Meighan, famed silent film star, were held at St Patrick's Cathedral in New York. The large crowd included more than 470 notable figures from radio and screen as clergymen led a high requiem for the actor who died Wednesday. Burial followed with rites for the beloved cinema figure.
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New York
Stige
St Patricks Cathedral
Thomas Meighan Iar
John White
Stine
Ruth Bryan Owen Weds Roosevelt Kin Amid Quiet Ceremony
Ruth Bryan Owen wed into the Roosevelt family in a quiet ceremony attended by President and Mrs. Roosevelts. The event occurred at a time of travel disruptions with rumors of delays as guests arrived, and the couple began their life together amid a wave of public attention and ceremonial tradition.
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Roosevelt
Ruth Bryan Owen
Ruth Reyan Owen
Denmark
Boerge Rohde
Roosevelts
Iecirds
Brida
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