Drouth and Heat Threaten Vast Western Regions
Drought and heat endanger large western areas from Oregon to Montana with fires and lightning threats. Four Civilian Conservation Corps enrollees died in a timber fire, with a missing youth feared dead. About 600 workers fought a 401 acre blaze near Kalispell, Montana as Pacific Northwest fires spread. Continued details on page 10.
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Ogden
Utah
Western
Imberland
Nevada
Oregon
Kentucky
Civilian Conservation Carpe
Cpt
Rugeed Saniahova
Nevade
Frank J. Vitale
Brooklyn
Ernest K. Tipmn
Ortegalian
George J. Kenned
Wee York
W. Barker
Yronkten
Walter James
Ridro
N.Y
Winnirmucen
Forest Service
Mate Head
Kalispell
Mont
Spa
Policy on Insurance Criticized in Senate Debate
Senators Maloney and King condemned a plan by the Commodity Credit Corporation to replace private insurance on farm stored corn with government insurance. They warned the move could affect all farm stored grain under loan and end private insurer coverage, arguing the program lacked adequate current field coverage.
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Maloney
D. Cant
King
Utah
Senate
Commodity Credit Corporation
Mutoney Gaid Hs
Connecticut
Mulanry
Klog
Iowa Entra
Tistrad
Uome Modity Credit, Corporation
Jones
Young Cruisers on Lake Hauser See High Adventure
A pleasure cruise on Lake Hauser yesterday morning nearly ended in tragedy when a boat carrying Henry Lobie and 14 guests swerved and plunged off the deck. High waves and wind made rescue difficult as four survived, aided by friends and luck. Names include Jean Sheriff, Barkan Kerth, Grace Eekhan, and others, with visitors from Molena, Iowa, New York, and Los Angeles.
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Lake Hauser ¢Ady
Henry Lobie
Tester Lobie
Rene
Jean Sheriff
Barkan Kerth
Grace Eekhan
Otanchy
Marie Turns
Jock Thompson
Tod Kihmeier
von Turns
John Holler
Hobert Fletcher, Jr
Anon Young Molena Residentes Thinans
Vat Fleury
Vistors
Hey Molans
Iowa
Kentiie Raymond
New York
Nont Greeny
Los Angeles
Don Byrne
Jack Thomp
Tale of Horror at Sea Off Burning Japanese Vessel
A dramatic rescue tale recounts the burning Japanese vessel Hakuyo Maru 8,200 miles west of San Francisco on July 18. Survivors clung to ladders and rafts as lifeboats and rescue ships arrived. A crew, including Captain S. Amana and Hawkins, aided by the Amana and Bokuyo Maru, brought many to safety after a long ordeal.
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Fan Frances
Sl Sen
Thom
Hin
Theo Parsonn
San Francisco
San Praneten
Oakland
Calif
Mice and Rats Help in Battle With Spotted Fever
Berketry Cate July 12. Mice and rats used as allies of man to produce vaccines against Rocky Mountain spotted fever, Dr OM Wail reported. Vaccines produced in embryonic tissue show promise. vaccines now limited to small quantities, with research ongoing in Canada and the United States.
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Berketry
Cate
Capy
Aden
Taal
Japan
Europe
Carneting B. Philp
PubUc Health Service Laboratory
Hamilton, Mont
United States
Herald W. Vox
Hamilton Laboratory
Wit Ynemies
Rocky Mountain
Betty Grable Court Fight To Shed Jackie Coogan
Los Angeles court hears Betty Grable seek to end marriage to Jackie Coogan amid cruelty and estrangement claims. The long dispute includes Grable’s past marriage and child support matters, with references to trust arrangements and financial settlements surrounding their extended family.
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Betty Grable
Jackie Coogan
Milwaukee Mystery Solved At Last By Bath House Find
In Milwaukee, three mystery cases about a South Shore parka diving demon have been resolved. An unidentified man attracted spectators with a wireless exhibition of diving at the bath house. A startled bather discovered the demon was seeking a set of faulty cloth.
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Milwaukee
Senator Bridges Attacks Guffey Over Oil Seizure Links
Washington July 29 Senate debate heated as Senator Bridges accuses Senator Guffey of ties to parties negotiating oil sales from U S property seized by Mexico and vows a full investigation. Guffey retorts and allies defend him amid clashes over senate rules and administration policy.
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Washington
Wridges
I. N
Tragic fire impacts family as home nears completion
In Onwand, Chesnutt, a 2h man, perished in a deadly fire that razed a near-finished dwelling. A widow and three children, with foster parents, faced displacement as plasterers, builders, and contractors scrambled to salvage the site. Police report remaining work paused for clean up and rework after walls were splashed with water.
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Jay
Tohn
Chesnutt
Ann
Torea
Heye
Cetur
Sloukl
Koon
Kling Gheauutt
Vhesouth
Mathe
H Wyalary
Senate confirms Feaneix Hawes Sayre as high commissioner
The senate confirmed Feaneix Hawes Sayre as high commissioner to the Phillipine Islands. Sayre recently served as secretary of cable and succeeds Paul Vy McNunt, who resigned to join the Federal Service administration.
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Washington
Senate
Feaneix Hawes Sayre
Philppsone Islands
Senate approves amendment to lending bill amid debate limits
Washington July 29 The senate approved 45 to 21 an amendment to the administration's 1.64 billion lending bill to bar government interference with private enterprise. After the vote leaders urged quick action and recessed until Monday as debates continued.
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Washington
Senate
O'Mahoney
D Wye
Chamber
Etha
Hoang
British Alert to War Peril Fleet Will Be Prepared
British alert to looming war risk as battleships prepare for maneuvers in England amid critical months ahead. France reports higher deaths and a tax on bachelors while urging bonuses. Prince support is noted as a continued war footing.
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Europe
England
Stent
Wrenels Ty Bugnet
Alan
Alvin
Prince
Lewis Hit for Slam on Garner
Part Worth Texas July 29 The "binai" of John L Lewis President of the CIO against Vice President Garner may have done irreparable damage to the cause of labor advancement in the country Mint Roosevelt son of the president said on radio talk Saturday Lewis realifying before the horse committee Thursday referred to Garner as evil and said he was oversprinse
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Part Worth
Texas
Jonn Lb. Lewis
C.I.0
Garner
Miint Roosevelt
Prestiomt
Fia
Stadday
Tewis
Giarber Ada
Inbor
Ovsprisinte
Little Maiden Drama Starred in Police Case
A story from Aurora and Springtiett Ohio outlines a girl found unconscious after a troubling journey from California to the Midwest. Police say she revived and was hospitalised, while authorities and a driver who aided her faced questions about transfer toward Wichita.
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Springtiett
Ohio
Tero
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rawiing
Tartamio
Efo
Wichita
Kun
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Bids For Warm Springs Mental Unit Equipment Scheduled
Bids on plumbing electrical pumping gear for the Warm Springs mental hospital water system will be opened August 22. State purchasing agent McQuitty expects the project to cost about 1 000 000. Also noted is the purchase of four automobiles for various state services and a 2h passenger bus for the northwest home at Columbia Falls.
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Systen
Quilty
McQuitty
Arthur Tareapta
McQuitty Xine
Sinte
State Industrial School
Miles City
Sunte Board of Squatization
Ous
State Highway Department
Havre
Lane Chevrolet Company
Maclowton
Uarito Motors
Helpour
Mik River Moter Company
Maveo
What Nolstern
Columbia
Bourke Motore Company
Lawlatown
President's Poor Luck in Fishing Sparks Odd Report
An unclear July dispatch from Orean Ly Md notes President Thoaseseh testing rights at sea, with fragments claiming rival fleets, a diverted fishing attempt, and a world record mention at a distant resort. The report mixes names, dates, and action with fictional tone and inconsistent details.
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Orean Ly Md
Thoaseseh
Betec
Marin
Fenuiius
Favorros
AL Teast
Wadia Natviers
Chester Tray
Marty
Merle
Aoe
Thiessay
Flood Maroons Virginia Colony near Stamburg
About 100 Nawley Springs summer residents were cut off when torrential rains sent the Shenandoah river to its highest stage, washing water over embankments and flooding the farming area. Clarence P. Dodge, 12, former National Committee member for Social Education, to be funeralized in Denver Monday.
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Stamburg
Nawley Springs
Shenandoah Mountain
Rawley Springs
Bond Iwo
Cp Ponds
PEA
Denver
Puneral Deirees
Clarence P. Dodge
U S Senate Preview of 1940 Campaign Dynamics
Washington July 29 Seven months of strident political uproar in Washington aimed at rallying the nation for the 1940 presidential contest ends next week possibly in adjournment of the first session of the 76th Congress. The year has seen inter and intra party maneuvering in preparation for next year’s struggle with few decisive legislative actions.
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Washington
Houge
Mort
March Upon Washington Plan Announced by Workers Federation
National Workers Security federation officials unveiled plans for a national security march on Washington to protest WPA relief terminations and what they call the “naxification of relief.” Flord Leith, national secretary, said WPA workers in 27 states backed the march, with state chairs authorized to call demonstrations on the same date.
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Workers Security Federation
Nationtel
Relief Times
Washington
In Protect
WPA
Flord Leith
Intexetes
W.P.A
Tragedy Strikes Pennsylvania Family in Auto Crash
Clyde Arnold 19 driving from Pennsylvania to Staunton Virginia loses control on a highway and collides with a racing truck. Both Arnold parents are killed. Brothers Loeth and Travis 22 were en route to Staunton to transport the parents home to Biglakeville. the crash occurred near Staunton.
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Wineheater
Clyde Arnold
Pennsylvania
Siunton
Aki
Arnold
Loeth
Travis
Kong
Staunton
Mnetz
Biglakeville
House Passes Fifth Set of Alien Deportation Restrictions
Washington July 29 The house approved by voice vote a bill by Representative Smith to tighten deportation powers. It would close loopholes cited by the Supreme Court in a case involving Joseph Blracker and expand deportable alien categories including those aiding smugglers, narcotics violators, and weapons criminals. The measure targets loyalty threats and opposition to government authority.
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Seaason
He Acnata
Smith
Supreme Court
Josyph Blracker
Hotfinnings
Ark
Communist Party
Army
Davy
Coast Guard
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