AELIE LAW DRAWS SLAP OFF MAYORS
New York July 23 The United States conference of mayors warns of collapse of the federal work relief program unless the relief law is amended to meet the needs of the situation The report sent to Congress after release at the summer headquarters of Mayor Wardia notes the program faces jeopardy from provisions of the 1930s act and urges supplementary appropriations and changes to ensure aid to unemployed and those eligible for work programs The document cites President Roosevelt and insists the federal government bears responsibility for employing the needy and sustaining the work program against cutbacks
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United States Conference of Mayors
Congress
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Decision on loan plans nears Senate approval
Washington July 22 A 4400 million revised plan for public works funding faces a Senate vote after days of debate. Opponents concede limited chances to defeat it though some hope to delay final passage until midweek, potentially pushing adjournment into the following week. Backers say the program will spur private investment while agencies already hold sufficient authorizations. Senator Byrd labels the bill a spendthrift measure masking a leadership agenda.
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Senate
Adourn
Monk
House
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Aml
Army to mark aerial anniversary with mass flight
Washington marks an aerial anniversary as more than 10000 planes join a ceremonial flyover on July 2. The date recalls Brigadier General James Allen approving an official plan to buy a training machine gun built by Ordnance at Dayton Ohio, signaled by the Signal Corps. A separate report from Vancouver, Washington notes a woman’s death by self harm involving heavy hardware.
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Army
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Farley and Roosevelt Confer On Politics In Private Meeting
President Roosevelt and Postmaster General Farley met in conference on political matters, with White House officials offering no comment on whether the talks touched on a third term or party strategy. The session followed Farley’s late arrival and included Morgenthau family hospitality details and church attendance, while preparations were noted for Roosevelt to request government use of funds to place a library site under government control.
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Moosevelt
Tennessee Tragedy As Four Drown In River Rescue Attempt
In Knoxville on July 2 a river boating mishap near the French Broad left Bruce Atkins 20, his father Albert 48, and two others dead. Albert and Arthur drowned while awaiting help as the party sought aid for the distressed swimmer.
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Old Man Hangs Head After Impaled on Spike Rescue
New York July 23 A 70 year old resident Henry Adettky fell from a fourth floor window at Davrbtera Javonome in the Brong Wichia. His leg impaled on a spike, he dangled for 30 minutes until a ticket fenes below caught him. Patrolman Willian Fox crawled out an adjacent window and supported him until safety. Enteebled by aene and speaking no English, he smiled in thanks as he was brought to safety.
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Signs of revival amid a steady US industrial output
Federal Reserve Board reports tentative signs of revival in American industry. June output rose in durable goods with steel, iron, and motor products showing gains. nondurables like woolen goods also up.employment improved slightly in railroad sectors while factory payrolls held steady.
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America
Washington
Planes Spread Poison Paralyzing Montana Grasshoppers
Planes fly over eastern Montana spraying poison to reduce grasshopper swarms. Officials say migrations are checked and crops protected, though remaining swarms still threaten ranges. The program is part of the U S Department of Agriculture entomology and plant quarantine bureau.
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U. S. Department of Ageculture
Yellowstone Fire Destroys 2500 Acres in Miror Plateau
A Yellowstone Park crew pulled 700 men from the blaze today as a large wildfire scorched 2500 acres of the Mirror plateau area. The fire, the largest there since the 14,000 acre Wearl lake fire in 1933, required a weekly expenditure for control.
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Reverend Goldner Kidnapping Ends Near Rescue Hope
A Jerusalem report says Reverend G R Goldner of Ohio, kidnapped five days earlier by Arab captors, remains alive and well with improving prospects for release. Intermediaries conveyed that a potential deal was being explored and a letter from captors hinted at progress toward his freedom. The pastor, unharmed, awaited further developments as authorities pursued terms.
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G. R. Goldner
Ohio
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Sayin
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Dickinson's Rap Sparks Sharp Retort
New York reports minister Dickinsen's fiery critique on page one as he denounces what he calls hostile rhetoric toward women and mothers. The piece notes community reaction and hints at further remarks by Rev Myerew Wagner amid broader concerns over reform and public morality.
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Bow
Barren Plekinsat
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Myerew Wagner
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Maine Boy Missing as Searchers Probe Mount
National guardsmen woodsmen and volunteers combed Mount Maine for 12 year old Donn Fender missing since Monday. Authorities warned that if he died his body would be found, as searchers pressed on into the woods seeking any trace of the boy.
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Roy
Seoul
Sailor Goes Amok Aboard Ship Attacks Fellows
A sailor aboard the Thesny went berserk in mid voyage off the coast, bludgeoned a fellow crewman to death, injured another, and leaped overboard. A Coast Guard plane recovered bodies near Norfolk, while the injured were taken to a marine hospital in Norfolk. The steamer was en route from Port Arthur, Texas to Providence, Rhode Island. victims named include Irene Gitnxo of Port Arthur and Dean of New Orleans with others wounded in a violent assault at sea.
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Great Falls Girl Among Victims Of Mt Baker Snow Slide
Glacier Washington July 23 A half mile long snowslide on Mt Baker claimed several lives in a college sealing party. Bodies recovered include Julius Dornblatt a teacher and Alice James a WW College of Education student. Other victims listed include Tope Wettman Gene Fisher Maynard Howell Benal Lindbergh and Newlah Tumbert. Rescue teams report few chances for remaining missing.
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Shortages in Basic Crops Loom Amid Dry Weather
Across the United States a spell of dry weather threatens staple crops including wheat and corn. Report notes potential price rises, delayed planting, and impact on major farming regions from the Midwest to the Northeast with warnings of broader feeding supply concerns.
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America
Mass wedding in Montteew draws 200 couples and crowds
About 200 couples participated in a mass wedding at Montteew base SATIN, with 20,000 spectators at Wg ball park. The ceremony, led by Father Jenri Ray, featured French Canadian couples, a pope ring custom, and a communal picnic after the vows.
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Candia Press
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Lightning strikes at country club kill two and injure fifteen
Two men died and 15 people were hurt when lightning hit the Duckton Country Club fairways during a round. Victims include Tom Burkett, a one year old business executive, and his caddy Howry Robinson. Several golfers were revived by first aid after the bolt struck and toppled players.
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France
Dudley Owens
Tom Burkett
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War fears linger as borders flare in Asia and Mongolia
The anniversary of the Kellogg pact prompts relief in Europe while hostilities continue on the Mongolian frontier. Japanese and Soviet forces clash along the border, with heavy artillery resumed after months of fighting. Tangku near Tientsin sees violent attacks as Chinese demonyms report.
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Tran Heling
Anmek Hrish
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Poles Ready To Battle If Needed Over Danzig Rumors
Warsaw reports Polish army ready to fight if negotiations over Danzig fail. Observers note no peace path excludes force, while London rumors of British credits to Germany for peace economics are dismissed as absurd by a Waraszay correspondent.
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Youths Tackle Parking Fines in City Scheme
Businessmen in a Philadelphia suburb tested a new combat parking method by hiring youngsters averaging ten years old to insert pennies into meters overlong. A police officer marked the car with a ticket as the coin extended parking time by about twelve minutes, sparking a novel curbside enforcement stunt.
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Railway Worker Held in Colorado Extortion Plot
Pinto Calo July 3 Alex Kasic 45 was arrested yesterday by city detective and a Federal Bureau of Investigation agent on a charge of sending several threatening letters to Meh lon DL Thalchar a Pittsburg banker. Kasic had been employed by the railroad for about 14 years and was unemployed since November taking a leave of absence for health reasons.
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