Massillon Union Hall Hosts Thrilling Race Day
Sunday crowd at the fair grounds enjoyed hot track action as payoffs favored favorites. Super Fashion paid $52.40 for the win while other George Mooney stable runners led a day of surprises with Lerack and Reaume delivering strong showings. Nine races are slated for Monday with a holiday, then racing resumes Tuesday for a special ladies day card starting at five o'clock.
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Misa Ward
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Tostou
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Cooney
Lerack
Pago
Second Week of Debate on Court Bill Awaits Senate
Washington July 11 Senators begin the second week of debate on the court bill as 17 undecided votes campaign for support. Unofficial tallies show 40 against and 39 for the bill with the campaign intensifying as leadership avoids predicting duration. The 17 uncommitted include Adams Andrews Bone Brown Bulow Cara Duffy Johnson of Colorado Lewin Lundeen Maloner Murray Overton Pepper Radcliffe Thuswell and Wagner all but Lundeen Democrats.
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Aonacora
Adams
Andrews
Bone
Brown
New Hampshire
Bulow
Cara- Duffy
Johnson
Colorado
Lewin
Lundeen
Maloner
Murray
Overton
Pepper
Radclffe
Thuswell
Wagner
Heat Death Toll Rises Amid Prolonged Heat Wave
The nation endures a fre day heat wave with at least two deaths attributed by the Associated Press as observers warn no immediate relief. Temperatures reach near 100 degrees in the middle west and Atlantic coast with cooler conditions in the western plains. Floods affect six West Virginia communities as two creeks overflow, forcing 300 to 340 families from their homes. Chicago hits 95 before a thundershower lowers it, while eight lake Michigan bathers are knocked into the water.
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Associated Press
Middle West
Atlantic Seaboard
Western Plains
Rocky Mounains
West Virginia
Chicago
Michigan
President Roosevelt Returns to White House After Cruise
Lewiston Idaho reports Roosevelt back in the White Manse after a weekend cruise on Chesapeake Bay. In an Idaho accident Edna Leachman, 900 feet down a canyon near Wiha, survives while her companion Cora Stewart, 19, dies after the automobile plunges and the car is demolished.
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Jay
White Manse
Chesapeake Bay
Lewiston
Idaho
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Wiha
Cora Stewart
Sweetwater
On the Record: Senate Courting Roosevelt Support
Washington July 11 The Senate speeches backing the president’s court measure focus on the president rather than the measure itself. Democratic opponents are accused of personal disloyalty, but two senators notably supportive are George L. Radcliffe of Maryland and his ally in past Roosevelt endeavors.
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Menate
Hoosevelt
Ong
George L. Tradeliffe
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Rad
E Rliffa
Roosevelt
New York
Baltimore Insurance Company
Radcliffa
Graco
Ifa
Mr. Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Itadeliffe
Pope addresses world on air asking for justice and charity
Pope Ping spoke from Lisieux France during the inauguration of a new cathedral to St Theresa urging prayer for world tranquility and obedience to divine law. He prayed for justice and charity, noting the distressed world and needy, with a trembling voice that moved listeners as millions heard.
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Pope
Caste Gandolfo
Pope Ping
Via Holiness
Lisieux
France
St. Theresa
Soviet Executions Reported At Khabarovsk Rail Star Kill Count Rises
Advices to the Japanese embassy said 24 more accused wreckers of Soviet railways were executed Saturday at Khabarovsk in Siberia, bringing the two month total to 241 at Khabarovsk and Svobodny. Spokane and Seattle newspaperman Newton Colver died in Washington, D.C., his mother informed here.
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Siberia
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Spokana
Waah
Newton Colver
Spokane
Seattle
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Mra
J. B. Colver
Five youths drown in Kansas lake outing crater
Augusta Kansas July 11 five youths drowned when a boat overturned in a lake near Augusta. The victims were Arthur Allen 18 Melvin Allen 22 Willard Allen 24 brothers from Peabody and Herbert Jourax 16 and Claudia Lassicy 22 from Boros both in Kansas.
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Boros
American vessel saves 750 as volcano erupts near Rabaul
The American freighter Golden Bear rescued 750 people from a cataclysm that destroyed Rabaul New Britain May 29. Captain E M Olsen said crew members crossed ash and pumice to guide mostly women and children to safety while radio man Victor Costner disappeared. The ship risked being enveloped by the Java flow as the rescue unfolded.
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Java
Olsen
Sparks
Victor A. Costner
Oisen Expres
Hell of Costner
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Mia Costner
Cleveland youth hangs on hotel ledge in rescue drama
Tamlacine Kentucky July 11 police and firemen battled a Cleveland youth on a narrow 10th floor ledge of a downtown hotel. Louwla Berlin 20 refused to back from the ledge until rescued by firemen Asa Bennett and George Bunnell who rappelled to safety and took him into custody. He was charged with disorderly conduct at police headquarters.
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M Jo
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Alleady
Bennett
Bunnell
Joneane
Tremontic world news in gist
Nearly two hundred deaths are attributed to eating on the middle west and Atlantic seaboard anchor. George Gershwin dies after brain tumor duration. Governor Towne fend announces C.1.0-Younratown Shoot and Tube memorandum alent by him. Honolulu Lexington flora pres meet to join search for Amelia Earhart. Seventeen senate votes wane by opposite alden in court flight. Peiping Japan China report speeding French troops to north China. Tokyo new commander in north China appointed. Hirohito cancels stay and returns to Tokyo. Orangemen prepare to celebrate Boyne anniversary.
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Police Clash as Curley Aides Stationed at Union Hall
Violent clash erupts when Major N. Curley arrives to assist strikers at the union local headquarters. A civilian in a crowd is killed and six more hospitalized from gunfire and injuries. Canton police and guardsmen restore order after nearly an hour of combat near the steel union’s headquarters. A suspect named Candid Crucio is arrested as the search widens.
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Candid Crucio
Republic Central
Hit and Run Driver Kills Polson Man Near Garrison
Western Montana officers yesterday spread a network of proclamations along Kielona highway seeking witnesses to a fatal hit and run near Garrison seven miles east of Polson. The struggling victim, Denis DoDen do, was found mangled in a wrecked truck. authorities urge witnesses to come forward with any information to identify occupants of a marble colored car and aid the investigation.
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Arocket
Officira
Elks Gather for National Convention in Beaver
Denver reports the 73rd national convention of the Elks with over 25 000 expected attendees. Formal sessions begin tomorrow with former Gov David Schultz of Maryland presiding as the current grand exhalted ruler leads the gathering.
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Battle in North China Opens Again
Fighting resumes near Peiping as Japanese and Chinese troops clash in and around Wanping and surrounding villages. Reported heavy artillery, tanks, and machine gun fire threaten foreign residents. both sides mobilize more troops in North China.
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North China
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Cal
American pastor amid scandal in German morality trial
Berlin July 11. Guntav Garels, an evangelical pastor claiming U S citizenship, was named as defendant in an immorality trial at Nurnberg. Four German youths are charged with sex offenses. Verdict expected tomorrow. The U S consul general in Berlin has followed the case closely.
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Guntav Garels
United States
Nurnberg
Indiana harbor steel plants to reopen with 7000 workers
Indianapolis July 11 Governor M Clifford Townsend said the Committee for Industrial Organization and Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co had signed agreements allowing about 7000 employees at the Indiana Harbor and South Chicago plants to return to work. Work to resume tomorrow. Von Bittner regional director for the Steel Workers Organizing Committee had ordered further action.
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M. Clifford Townsend
Committee For Industrial Organization
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Russian Plane Darts Across Pole From Moscow to San Francisco
Moscow dispatch reports Soviet aviator Michell Gromoff and two companions planning a long distance flight from Moscow over the North Pole to San Francisco. Soviet radio predicted excellent conditions along the route with prior Polar crossings by three aviators ending near Vancouver, Washington.
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Ule Nce
Michell Uromeff
Talay
Ireland Prepares for Annual Disturganges Parade
Belfast reports Ulster police mobilize reserves to keep order as thousands of Orangemen celebrate the 247th anniversary of the Boyne battle. Rioting has marred past commemorations with deaths and injuries, prompting strict security measures ahead of tomorrow's events.
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Northern Ireland
Ulster Police
Battle of the Boyne
Lion at large in New Jersey town
In Trenton New Jersey on July 11 a heat stunned town resident watched as a lion wandered the streets. A nearby circus cage was approached by the trainer who coaxed the animal back inside in front of a nervous crowd seeking relief from the heat.
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Tranton
N. JL
Moore
Jone
Ute
Mae West May Bring Suit to Annul Ancient Match
Los Angeles July 11. Mae West appeared in public today amid rumors she plans to file for divorce from Frank Wallace, the New York actor she wed in 1939. Wallace contends his apparent prior claim to Miss West’s affections was made while he believed she had divorced him, and he sought an annulment after learning she remained legally his wife. West has denied ever marrying Wallace and has acknowledged other relationships.
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MAE West
Los Angeles
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Ani
Frank Wallace
New York
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