Neutrality and Lending Debate Lingers in Washington
Washington July 15 Congress adjourned amid talks that neutrality legislation is dead for the session and the administration’s lending program may wait until next winter. Veterans in the Senate deem a delay possible, depending on presidential and Hull decisions, with observers unsure when any final action will come. The day’s Messages from Roosevelt and Hull stressed the neutrality embargo and support for current state views, hinting at a continuation of the stalemate.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Christman
Roosevelt
Hull
Tiny Tot Rescues Self From Train by Quick Action
Winona area reports a six or seven year old child Amy Lanse Cuey escaped a train by diving between tracks after hearing the whistle. Train personnel stopped the engine and several freight cars passed over the spot before halting. The child did not cry.
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Tiny Tot
Winona
Mann
Amy Lanse Cuey
Arn Tin Ovey
Ann Louine
President to visit Treasure Island after adjournment
President Rovesvere and seven cabinet members plan a visit to Treasure Island once Congress adjourns. Leland Cutler, president of the Golden Gate Exposition, said on his return from Washington that the president will spend one day and one night at the Western world's fair before sailing to Alaska.
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San Francisco
Rovesvere
Treasure Island
Congress
Leland Cutler
Golden Gate
Washington, D. C
Gutler
Alaska
All WPA Projects in Minneapolis Shut Down
Widespread rioting near a housing project in Minneapolis led to an administration order closing all WPA projects in the city. WPA officials, with Col Harrington's approval, said work quotas might be reassigned to other Minnesota areas. The move followed a fatal riot and injuries at the project site as Congress halted attempts to amend the relief law. Senator Murray opposed further action now, calling strikes embarrassing to broadening the act.
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Associated Press
Minneapoli
W.P.A
WSA
Col
C. Harrington
WPA
Minneapolis
Comman
Murray
Mont
Montiel
250 Rabbits 200 Pigeons in Attic Stew
Mrs Hertha Suehy told Judge John F Bolton that her husband John brought home two pigeons and two rabbits and stored them in the attic. The numbers grew to 230 rabbits and 200 pigeons causing constant trouble at home. The court heard the claim and awarded alimony.
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Chicago
Hertha Suehy
John F. Bolton
John
Age
Suehy
Wilam
Granddaughter of Gallatin to Visit Yellowstone Park
Maseilion Ohio July 16 Miss Mae Gallatin granddaughter of Abranan Alphonse Albert Gal- WWUn, for whom Gallatin county and the Gallatin river were named, will visit Yellowstone path next week. She will revel Gallatin Gateway Tunaday morning. Galan, Aiplomae and finnyeter served as secretary of the treasing from 1801 to 1814 and was mins dairy to France from 1816 until 183
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Maseilion
Ohio
Mae Gallatin
Abranan
Alphonse
Death Toll Rises in Kentucky Mine Explosion to At Least 28
A Kentucky mine explosion escalates the death toll as officials report 28 confirmed dead with 12 miners initially enumerated. Rescue teams continue efforts at the shaft a mile north of the town while reports caution the final count may rise. The disaster follows earlier deadly incidents in the region and involves 38 workers with 10 initially trapped by bad air. Two squads are deployed for ongoing search and recovery as authorities describe the condition of the mine and air quality.
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Providence
Daniela
Anthe
Horm
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Mt Sunat
Ruckman Qalé
Ming
Rentern Kentucky
Aga Wae
Convict Marks Funeral Tribute to Philadelphia Inspector
Floral tributes surrounded Acting Police Inspector John J. Creeden funeral as Edwin Gale, a convict at Eastern State Penitentiary, offered a card reading To one of the finest detectives In the world. Creeden helped send Gale to prison in 1937.
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Philadelphia
John J. Creeden
Edwin Gale
Eastern State Penitentiary
Cheeden
Gale
Controversial House Debates Two Key Proposals
Washington July 15 The House schedules two major debates next week on a Congressional Investigation of the National Labor Relations Board and a bill to curb political activity by federal employees. Speaker Bankhead and Majority Leader Rayburn plan to bring both measures to a single Thursday vote.
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fPy
May
Na- Monal Labor Relations Board
Bankhead
Tentor Rayburn
Texas
Tive Haven Membara
Smith
Bill to Assist Farmers Gets Senate Green Light
Washington July 14. The farm committees urged early passage of a bill allowing homesteaders on federal reclamation lands to borrow from the Farm Security Administration to qualify for settlement on the Bun River project in Montana. The measure would provide the 52 000 entry funds secured by mortgages. The Rural Electrification Administration awarded 69 1000 to the Sun River area for 68 miles of lines to serve 164 families in Cascade and Chouteau counties.
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Farm Security Administration
Wheeler
Mont
Bun River
Montana
Rural Electriflication Administration
Sun River Electrification Administration
Fairfield
Yiien
Cascade
Chouteau
Outbreak at Minneapolis WPA Strike Spurs Army Call Threats
Minneapolis July 15. Threats to call in the army and a shutdown of city projects followed a night of bullet studded rioting leaving one dead and 17 injured. Gov Blasken proposes a labor leader committee and the mayor’s plan to recall protesters was rejected. National Guard at Camp Ripley ready for possible Twin City duty.
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Minneapolis
W.P.A
Harold B. Blasken
Gov Ayers Leaves Hospital For Stay In Grand Falls
Sweat Watte July 15 P Gov Roy H B Ayra recuperating in a hospital from illness remains under physician surveillance. He is sufficiently recovered to leave the hospital but will not resume duties until he gains more strength. Authorities report small, short trips may be possible while staying in Grand Falls under medical guidance.
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GT. Falls
Sweat Watte
Roy HB. Ayrra
Angnten
Dt Wan
Wag
Judge, Businessman And 20 Drunks Give Kids New Ball Park
Shiraga Md Jinty 16 UPI reports a local ball park built for children with help from Judge Sullivan businessman Howard Goodman and 20 drunken defendants sentenced to a day of labor. Goodman donated lumber and materials while Sullivan supplied workers.
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Jinty
UPI
Tudge Mason
Sullivan
Howard Goodman
Staton
Goodman
Three Drowned As Coast Guard Plane Smashes
New York July 16 three men drowned and two others seriously injured when a Coast Guard flying boat sank after a crash near New York. The craft reportedly carrying six crew members went down in rough seas, with three rescuers saved by a lifeboat crew.
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Rudkn
Nazi Leaders Say Germany Stands Pat On Danzig Plan
Munich dispatch reports Nazi leaders say Germany remains unit on the Polish question and will absorb Danzig into the Reich when convenient. Indications suggest a milestone toward concessions from Poland over the Polish corridor. Public sentiment notes East Prussia remains cut off by the corridor. Military sessions reference Belhing events and upcoming commemorations at Tanenberg.
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Het
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Andy French
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Alte
Governor Dickinson Accusations Stir Public Talk
A garbled 18 Ay report from Lansing details accusations against Governor Dickinson and retorts from supporters. The piece references a republican official and a New York context with mentions of Herbert Lehman and public controversy, though many phrases are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Hekinsong
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Kavernyts Emsferency
York
Prize Winners In Cavalry Eve Fame Prizes At Jabilee Quarters
Winners honored for best portrayals of cavalry life at Diamond builder event. Recipients include Hagel W Mer Cutcheun and Keanery Tobie with multiple runners up across categories such as outfits carriages dresses and novelties. Awards listed include firsts seconds and thirds for various participants across numerous categories.
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Jabilee Nendiquarters
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MM. Folann
Thigh Butler
Harry Watts
Jack Cunning
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Dulinarton Smith
Perry Fet
Sherwood
Hell
He Mutya
Rennie Foot
Hind
Hommratic Mension
Helen Wataun
Mra
J. Te Montgomery
Harry Be Athey
Maron B. Covingston
Harriet Mor
J.B. Callaway
Hichard Sebombag
Moy A. Venvh
Keomiss
Gray
Flent
Ton Herrin
Ir. van
Mrte
Chartes Vogt
Mra. Wright
Rhein M
European Scene Appears Quiet For Time Ahead
European observers note comparative calm despite ongoing tensions. The report highlights Britain and other nations as busy but not escalating threats, with limited public upheaval and cautious analysis of potential shifts in global dynamics.
Soaking Rain Aids Northwest Fire Weather Fronts
A soaking rain arrived to aid fire control in the northwest, dampening major fires reported as contained or partially controlled. The system spread over northwest Washington and western Oregon with showers easing heat and improving conditions.
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Great Falls Jubilee Ends With Spectacular Athletics
Great Falls Day caps three day Diamond jubilee with a busy program in Helena and Lanthanes areas. Finals in tennis and a Horseshoe tournament mix with a 1864 rules baseball game while a grand fireworks display and the Great Falls Grewerks show entertain hundreds, drawing tourists and locals to a bustling celebration.
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uMuin Street
Today’s Diamond Jubilee Tourney Opens Final Round
The program lists a daylong Incanis tournament at Fuller Avenue Horseshoe courts with an opening at 9 a.m. Beechall and Yeglon Park run 1804 rules under Ray Choreh. Guich Hats, led by Jane Horsky, schedule events at Smelter lags. A concluding pageant preparation titled From Camp to Cayital is planned at Tale froundtn with no Main Street color events today.
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Beechall Andar
Yeglon Park
Ray Choreh
Jane Horsky
Tale
Camp
Cayital
Escaped Convict Sought for Kidnapping and Slaying
Police pursue Russell Rascal a 39 year old Oklahoma prisoner linked to the kidnapping and murder of Bud Egholm in Kenosha Wisconsin. The fugitive, described as armed and dangerous, is believed to have killed S. Hamilton of Arkansas City and fled toward Illinois with threats to kill his wife May. Authorities warn the public and deploy roadblocks around the metropolitan area as they seek the suspect and the missing victim.
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Arkansaa City
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Dilen
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Kes
William Carroll
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John Dotellan
Jack Ruecell
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