Pulpwood Embargo Hits Russian Wood Imports
Washington July 25 AP Convict labor in Archangel tied Russian pulpwood shipments to an embargo by the treasury. Assistant Secretary Lowman ordered customs on the Atlantic seaboard to deny entry of pulpwood from Russia via Amtorg, affecting International Paper's large purchases. This follows Lowman's earlier decision to admit two shiploads of Russian lumber after a hearing found no convict labor link.
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Washington
International Paper Company
Treasury
Archangel
Lowman
Atlantic Seaboard
Amtorg Corporation
Russia
Customs Bureau
Fresh hot wave grips central states with heat deaths
A fresh hot wave hit the central states with temperatures near or above 95 across Kansas, Chicago area, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, and Nebraska. Milwaukee reported three heat deaths while thunderstorm chances offered only brief relief. Forecast calls for continued heat tomorrow as clouds linger.
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Chicago
Kansas
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Wisconsin
Lakes
Milwaukee
Twin Cities
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Weather Bureau
Ghowera
Girl Slayer to Plead to Murder Charge
In Butte on July 25 Roy Hendrickson 22 will plead to a first degree murder charge for the slaying of his sweetheart Sylvia Hin yesterday. He told officers he planned a murder death pact but later said he shot himself.
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Butte
Roy Hendrickson
Thousands Pay Tribute To Jerry Buckley Murder Victim Rumors
A massive spontaneous procession for Jerry Buckley drew 50 000 plus mourners as police held two suspects, a man identified as Jack Klein and an unnamed woman, in Buckley’s killing case. Miss Jeanne Alexander, a singer, was questioned briefly. Buckley’s funeral is planned for 5 a.m. tomorrow at St Gregory's Catholic Church.
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Jerry Buckley
la Salle Hotel
WMBC
Klein
Buckley
Mexican Debt Refunding Plan Approved for Mexico
The plan, pending Mexican congress and bondholder approval, would refinance about 513 million dollars of Mexico's foreign debt into 492 million in 5 percent bonds, with a major interest reduction and railway reorganization. In Washington, Claudius Huston called a Republican National Committee meeting for August 7 to select his successor, with Senator Fess of Ohio anticipated as chair.
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New York
Mexico
J. P. Moraan & Go
Mexican Congress
Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Claudius Huston
Republican National
Senator Fess
Ohio
Huston
Ohiona
Divorced wife to attack will of hobo millionaire
Mrs Ineborg Sorenson How announced she would contest the will of her late husband James Eada How, a millionaire hobo who died in Staunton Virginia. The will largely favored Hulger How, the 14 year old stepson adopted in 1925, while the Workers of the World received the bulk of the estate. Mrs How, divorced eight days before How's death, cannot share in the estate beyond the legal share.
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Los Angeles
Ineborg Sorenson How
James Eada How
Hobo
Hulger How
How
Staunton
Workers of the World
Mra
French Princess Seeks 28-Year Age Gap Marriage
Paris July 26 The 72 year old Princess Amadeo De Hroglia pleads before the Seine tribunal to wed 42 year old Don Tala De Bourbon son of Infanta Palalia of Spain. Her lawyers push equal rights to seek happiness. opponents petition for a doctors’ exam citing mental unsoundness. The court’s ruling is due tomorrow. the princess says she wishes a few happy years with her chosen partner.
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Paris
Amadeo de Hroglia
Don Tala de Bourbon
Infanta Palalia
Spain
Alfonso
Tribunal of the Seine
Henri Torres
Ahie
Maitre Aubepin
Order of Advocates of
Duke de Briseac
Dementes Aubepin
Don Luis
France
Aii
Dia
Deaths in Mexico City Plane Crash
Planes collided near central Mexico City during morning training, killing four military aviators and one groundhandball player. One parachute failed to deploy. bodies retrieved from the cement wall and wreckage. Capt. Paul Mujica and Lieuts Humberto Enrique Saleceados Napoleon Fernandez Rojo and Pablo Caso Lops named among the dead.
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Mexico City
Valbuena Field
Carranza Athletic Field
Avlatore
Paul Mujica
Humberto Enrique Saleceados
Napoleon Fernandez Rojo
Pablo Caso
Montana Association Forming to Develop State Resources
A diverse group from across Montana assembled in conference to examine a tentative Montana Association Inc. plan led by temporary president Frank B. Connelly of Billings. The general meeting at 10 o'clock in the Placer hotel Blue room will feature Prof. W. T. Thom Jr. of Princeton University and Francis Thomson of the Montana State School of Mines.
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Montana
Montana Association, Inc
Frank B. Connelly
Billings
Placer Hotel
W. T. Thom, Jr
Princeton University
Francis Thomson
Montana State School of Mines
S D Railway President Dies at Great Falls
Chauncey T. Lamb, 61, president of the Rapid City Black Hills and Western railway, died in Great Falls after a paralytic stroke en route to Glacier Park. He was taken to a hospital this morning. his wife Mrs Lamb could not receive callers. The line runs from Rapid City to Mystic South Dakota.
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Great Falls
Chauncey T. Lamb
Rapid
Hoover Occupied by Washington Affairs in Blue Ridge
Orange, Va. July 25 Hoover set aside tariff naval and other national issues to study District of Columbia problems at his lodge in the Blue Ridge. He brought four district leaders to review the 133 percent budget and other local matters as he prepares for summer vacation.
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Orange
Hoover
District of Columbia
Blue Ridge Mountains
Rate Baselined Method For Rail Freight Across Grain Trade
The commission adopted a new rate structure called the rate-break basis for rail shipments of wheat and other grains. Export rates were debated but left close to domestic rates. some North Dakota and Minnesota routes saw higher wheat and grain rates. The decision aims to preserve an adequate transportation system while delivering substantial overall reductions, though precise effects are hard to predict.
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North Dakota
Minnesota
Hoch-Smith
Commission i
Lewis
Tate
Commission
Romanian Interior Ministry Attack Leaves Minister Wounded
A student, described as fascist and anti Semite, forced entry into Bucharest's Ministry of the Interior and shot acting minister Constantine Angelescue. The assailant is believed to have acted in retaliation for government actions against anti Jewish disturbances amid riots.
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Ministry of the Interior
Bucharest
Constantine Angelescue
Nwo
Henry Ford accused of fostering communism by Detroit priest
The Rev Father Charlee E. Coughlin told a congressional committee in Detroit that Henry Ford is the greatest force in the movement to internationalize labor. He cited Ford's 30 000 worker statement triggering a mass influx of job seekers from southern states during a cold period, with no available openings.
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Charlee E. Coughlin
Shrine of the Little Flower
Congressional Committee
Detroit
New York
Michigan
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Father Coughlin
Ford la
Ford
United States
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Texas
Robe
Sneeze dislodges tack from girl in Montana
Billings July 25 A hearty sneeze today displaced a thumb tack from the esophagus of May Phillips a 7 year old Anaconda high school student. The tack had been swallowed after a sneeze at a summer camp near Livingston then returned to Livingston for removal.
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Billings
May Phillips
Livingston
Misa Phillips
Epworth League Institute
Tanccork Park
Removal of McCone County Commissioners Discussed by Grand Jury
A grand jury report accuses McCone County commissioners Horaford Morris and Rhorda of misconduct and malfeasance for budget law violations and improper road spending. They were given until August 14 to show cause why they should not be removed. No indictments were returned.
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Thomas Horaford
Rufus Morris
Delbert Rhorda
Board of County Commissioners
Thatrig
Horsford
Jtomer A Hoover
McCone County
Buteet Torof Lca
Sonersalae
Fish Hook Accident Injures Film Director Ralph Ince
Tiny Angeles July 25 Ralph Ince motion picture director and actor and brother of the late Thomas Ince was injured today in a fishing accident at sea. A large fish hook buried in his head pierced his scalp and required emergency treatment after the line snapped and the hook struck him with sudden force. He was brought ashore for surgery and is expected to recover.
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Tiny Angeles
Ralph Ince
Thomas Ince
Ince
Inca
Saawand
Lithuania banishes its former premier amid danger to public order
Former Lithuanian premier and dictator Augustine Waldemar was banished for one year to Krottingen, a state domain, after the government ruled he posed a threat to public order. His wife, a French-born woman, and his nephew accompanied him. the nephew was wounded by a bomb last May aimed at the premier.
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Kovan Tithuania
Augustine Waldemar
Krottingen
Youns Mat
Kevno
Texas Democrats Decide Fate Of Hoover Bolt in Primary
Texas Democrats who backed Hoover in 1928 face a pivotal primary to return to the fold or uphold the bolt that gave Texas its electoral votes to a Republican nominee for the first time in history. Senator Thomas B. Jobe of Dallas leads a revolt against the Smith candidacy, declaring himself the only anti Tammany choice in the race. Mrs. Miriam A. Ferguson, Texas's first woman governor, defeated ... (Continued on Page 2).
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Herbert Hoover
Thomas B. Lote
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Bamberger-Watkins Baby Case Still Unsettled
Chicago July 25 AP The Bamberger-Watkins baby dispute remains unsettled as conflicting verdicts leave both families unsure which infant is theirs. A jury of scientists first found mislabeling at birth, then misplacement in homes, with physicians later supporting correct homes but mixed labels. Watkins claims no agreement exists on any outcome, while both sides reassert doubt as the case continues.
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Bamberger-Watkins
Watkins
Chicago
Charles Bamberger
William Watkins
Bamberger
Hambergers
Airplane Crashes Kill Three in Southern California
Two separate crashes in Southern California killed three men and left a fourth badly hurt. In Altadena, 27 year old La Morse and 44 year old Harry Hastings died when their plane’s wing failed and it plunged. In Fillmore, 37 year old Peyton Burke was critically injured as his plane, carrying a garage owner, crashed after the motor failed.
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Los Angeles
Calfornia
Doh la Morse
Altadena
Calif
Pominick Gavent
Hollsywood
Harry Hastings
Peyton Burke
Fillmore
Burke
Roller coaster crash at Krug Park kills four riders
Four die and three remain critical after a roller coaster carriage derails atop a 35 foot incline at Krug Park Omaha. Victims include Mrs. Gladys Lundgren of Des Moines and C H Stout, Tony Politika, and Ruth Farrell of Omaha. other riders injured.
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Omaha
Krug Park
Gladys Lundgren
Dee Moines
C. H. Stout
Tony Politika
Ruth Farrell
Chicago youths Lehman and Couch win amateur title
Johnny Lehman and Ira Couch of Chicago reach the final rounds to claim the amateur title as Don Moe defeats T Phillip Perkins in a tense match. Lehman, a former Big Ten champion, defeats Perkins 3 and 1 after Beverley Coue’s record 69 yesterday. The championship, last won by Chicagoans in 1910, marks a return of local dominance to the national event.
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Paul Mickelsov
Tress Sports
Chicago
Antarest
Johnny Lehman
Ira Couch
Lehman
Don Moe
Portland Oregon
Ito
England
T. Phillip Perkina
Bob McCrary
Pionshop
Chick Hyans
Warren K. Wood
Denver Country Club
W Ho
Beverley Couemv
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