Solons not anxious to push major bills this week
Washington July 25 President Roosevelt and Senate Democratic leader Barkley ended a weekend discussion that could shape whether Congress remains calm or storms this session. Barkley aims to push four measures including wages hours housing tax loopholes and judiciary reform while omitting Roosevelt’s agency reorganization and farm legislation. A busy week looms with debate on freight bills and schedule items.
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Porter’s Corner Panchmian Killed in Flint Creek Accident
Rancher Arthur Shivaris of Porter's and Fenner was fatally injured when a vehicle plunged down a 300 foot embankment on Flint Creek hill about 13 miles east of Philipsburg on Highway 110. Slavatis, 43, alone in the car, died. Sheriff Aggus MacDonald said the crash occurred between six and six thirty this morning. The fatality raises the toll to five fatally injured in two months on the Flint Creek hill area.
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Roosevelt may tighten lending policies to trim deficit
Fiscal officials report the Roosevelt administration may order government credit agencies to tighten lending and collection rules to help balance the current year budget. Impounded 10 percent of many appropriations and reduced loan extensions could cut the projected 41 million deficit. The RFC and similar bodies may curb lending and pursue asset liquidation, though some agencies face difficulty increasing receipts after liquidating many loans.
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Canadian Contractor Charged With Murder At Côte Saint-Laurent
A Canadian contractor in Côte Saint-Laurent is found murdered, with a handkerchief tied around the throat and hands tied behind the back. Police note the victim carried money. trouser pockets turned inside out as investigators inspect the scene. Nearby Detroit reports a mass food poisoning incident at a gun club during an international trap shooting tournament, while Trieste notes the launch of the Vittorio Veneto battleship in Italy with royal attendance.
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On the Record: Senate Move on Roosevelt Court Measure
Washington D C July 25 The Senate Judiciary Committee rejected the president's court measure in substance though not by a direct vote The June 14 report called for emphatic rejection and the compromise measure followed The 70 to recommit vote included supporters who knew the measure was doomed and chose to lay down their arms Continued on Page
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McAdoo
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Kentucky
Four Scottsboro boys freed as case continues
Cincinnati reports four teenaged Scottsboro defendants freed after six years in jail. Samuel Lebowicz says Alabama justice failed. the youths may join vocational training or be aided by the NAACP, while appeals for other defendants wind down in Decatur.
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Engeng Williams
Roy Wright
Willie Roberson
Olen Mant- Bomary
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Coram Man Killed, Passenger Hurt After Car Crash
Robert Green, 24, of Coram, was fatally injured when the car he rode in hit a parked truck on Highway 2 about 18 miles northeast of Coram. Officials said his head was crushed when the vehicle overturned. Shelby Ford, also of Coram, sustained injuries.
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Highway 2
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Green
Shelby Ford
Alne
World News In Gist From Tokyo To Madrid
Tokyo dispatches report renewed air strikes near Peiping as planes bombard Chinese barricades and Langfang. Madrid government admits losses in Bruneto Indendileat conflict as insurgent raids continue in Barcelona streets. Washington President Roosevelt meets with Senate leaders on a legislative program while a joint committee remains far from agreement on reorganizing the executive branch. Buffalo union leaders plan to rename the food embargo after a truce affecting butchers and grocery deliveries.
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Brunete Falls Insurgents Press Madrid Battle Swings 1919 style
Battle near Brunete as government reports insurgents lose ground then gain it back with heavy fighting near Villanueva de la Canada. Rival air forces clash while Madrid braces for the frontline assault 15 miles from the capital. In Barcelona an insurgent raid killed and wounded dozens in a dawn attack.
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Coal Mines Strike to Be Called Off
Pittsburgh July 25. Patrick J. Fegan, president of district No. of the United Mine Workers says all strike bound captive mines of Youngstown Sheet & Tube and Bethlehem Steel will probably resume operations next week on a tentative management agreement to reestablish status quo while new contracts are negotiated. Also reported: traffic deaths over the weekend exceed 100 nationwide.
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United Mine Workers of America
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Japanese Bombing Strikes Chinese Barracks At Dawn
Japanese bombing planes attacked a crowded Chinese barracks at daybreak amid renewed Sino Japanese clashes over North China. Reports say Chinese forces are in retreat or under heavy pressure as Japanese and Chinese units exchange fire near Peiping Langfang with casualties among Japanese troops and ongoing efforts to withdraw and reassign garrisons.
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Mont American Legion and Auxiliary Convene in Lewistown
Lewistown July 25 3000 members of the American Legion and Auxiliary gathered for the 27th annual convention opening scheduled to run through Wednesday Pre convention activities memory services and banquets occupied visitors National officers present included Leas Pemmy of Huron SD vice commander Paul Armstrong of Chicago executive committee member Mrs O Wabn of Wayne Nebraska auxiliary president Mrs 2ika Brion of Denver and auxiliary executive committeewoman Mrs J O MacMurray of Lewistown
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MOTHER AND THREE DAUGHTERS DIED IN FATAL HOUSE FIRE
Fredonia New York July 28 A mother Mia Logan and her three daughters Gerty 10 Mary Ann 12 and Jean 2 were burned to death in a second story fire Coroner George S Mood said the bodies were found near a widow where they tried to reach after waking husband William Logan 36 and their three sons Wilton Jr 10 Edward 7 and Jack 6 escaped through a window Louisson perished as the smoke and flames trapped the family and delayed rescue efforts.
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Commerce Chamber Opposes Wage and Hour Bill
A chamber of commerce committee condemns the wage and hour bill as a clouded, state rights violating measure. It calls an administrative board unnecessary and argues about ambiguous provisions and costly enforcement, delaying potential Senate action expected by Tuesday night.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
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LaGuardia weighs independent bid in mayoral race
New York July 25. Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia weighs strategy board advice to run as an independent in November. He faces opposition from regular Republicans and Tammany forces linked to Copeland. A Republican primary could jeopardize reelection hopes, while independents and fusion groups back LaGuardia's bid. Further details promised on page 2.
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New York Times
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LaGuardia
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D. N.Y
Tammany
Aleo
Tedcal
Copeland
American Labor Party
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Citizang Nonpartisan Committee
City Fusion Party
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Lightning blast hits Ozarks village horse shoe contest
An constructed report says a bolt struck near Alton Missouri causing a horse shoe contest in a mountain village to end with eleven people knocked unconscious. Witnesses from Wverton gathered at the general store and Sun church. a one year old boy was among the injured, feared to live.
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Sun Church
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No Agreement Yet On Buffalo Strike Over Close Shop Pact
Buffalo labor dispute with 2000 food handlers shows no immediate settlement. Negotiators argue over a close shop contract while Rev John P. Boland of the state labor relations board says a three point proposal has been agreed, potentially leading to full settlement tomorrow.
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Buffalo
John P. Boland
State Labor Relations Board
Archbishop breaks Anglican tradition at interdenominational communion
In Oxford July 26 the Archbishop of Canterbury celebrated Holy Communion for members of all Christian denominations during the world conference on church community and state in St. Mary's Church. The primate presided over the final service of Shankingly.
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World Conference On Church
St. Mary’s Church
Berry pickers die as trestle tram crash traps three
In St Louis on July 26 a berry-picking expedition ends in tragedy when a tram strikes a trestle. Three people are dead and several others injured as passengers fall or are thrown from the wreck. Names include Mrs. Wolff and Mrs. Brown among the victims.
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Eddie Wolff
Kate Whatland
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