Plans for Japan's second steps in Sino Chinese conflict
Tokyo reports government would present to Emperor Hirohito a full wartime briefing by war minister Sugiyama and war minister Yonai on measures in North China. Premier Konoye cited hope for peace, while anxiety grew over possible Soviet involvement as parliament convened.
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Hirohito
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China
Gen Sugiyama
Mitsumana Yonai
Wav
Herret
Fumimaro Konoya
Pease
Anziety
Soviet
Russia
Ox Pressloo
Foreign Minta
Officers Hunting Worden Burglar After Gunfight
Dhings July 30 three armed burglar shot at a Lloyd Jones pool hall bartender W. J. Crane. Crane returned fire with seven shots before the intruder fled toward an awaiting car. A Western Montana search by Eastern Montana authorities followed the daytime duel. Crane reported to Sheriff Dan Stephenson that he exchanged shotgun and pistol fire with the burglar during the incident.
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Dhings
Montana
Wrelar
W. J. Crane
Lloyd Jones
Crone
Dan Stephenson
Spanish Rebels Plot to Spread Disease and French Custody
Insurgent officials in Hendaye report two Frenchmen, Louis Chabrat and Roy Jennec, condemned for a plot to release typhoid and sleeping sickness germs across borders. They claim an international ring involved English, French, and Spaniards, with payouts of 100,000 francs each. Authorities allege germ possession and espionage as part of a Londres-origin plan.
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Hendaye
Louis Chabrat
Jean Houtennec
League of Nations
All World Capitale
London
Chabrat
Roy- Jennec
Fuentarabia
On the Record by Mark Sullivan on the Record
Washington July 28 a dispatch by Arthur Krock argues mutual suspicion divides independ ent democrats who opposed the presidents court measure and administration democrats who backed it The piece frames the struggle as part of a broader design to alter the form of government and the economic order raising fears of a constitutional upheaval and a push toward sweeping reforms The author notes growing alarm across the country as the court fight publicizes plans to remake American government and questions whether Congress may rush through further legislation weakening checks and balances The piece ends noting ongoing debates about the president’s request for extra secretaries and the danger of overreach Continued on Page 4
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Washington
Arthur Krock
New York Times
Krock
Senate Judiciary Committee
Muap
Hugh Johnson
Dent Democrats
Folso
Texas Weekly
Picton
Congress
Tugwall
America
Mrs. Vesta Brennen of Masspell Dies at 65
Mrs Vesta Brennen 65 former Democratic state committeewoman for Montana and widow of W J Brennen died at her home after a two year illness. She had lived in Kalispell 43 years. Funeral services will be held tomorrow.
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Kallspell
Vesta Brennen
Democratic Atronal
Montana
W J. Brennen
Chelea
Hrennan
Kaliapell
World News In Gist From A Fragment
Foreign tensions flare as Tientsin faces renewed shelling by Japanese forces and Tokyo plans a security second preparation to counter China. Nanking warns of potential mobilization while Franco accuses two Frenchmen of plotting to spread disease in Spain. Washington sees wage hour reforms as a victory while Southern senators oppose FDR on the issue. A California circus tragedy ends in a wife shooting and suicide. Baltimore reports a ship skippers’ sabotage case. Chicago grand jury urges high schools to teach criminology focusing on sex crimes.
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Tokyo
Govarnmant
Chine
Nanking
Japan
Franco
Spain
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Uno
F.D.R
Tang Beach
Calif
Todona
Baltimore
Staamahip Suapeda Agbotage
Vanderbilt Yacht 9 Picked 10 Win In World Cup Duel
Newport July 30 Harold Stirling Vanderbilt plans to race Ranger against Endeavour II owned by Thomas Sopwith in the American cup defense off the harbor tomorrow. The two multimillionaire skippers renew a famed rivalry in a 16th challenge. Ranger favored 2 to 1 to win the series amid a global yachting duel. Also Indianapolis mourns the death of Mrs Bryant Taggart, 94, widow of former Senator Thomas Taggart.
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Newport
Harold Stirling
Mila
Ranger
Thomas Octave Murdock Sopwith
America
Cope Vanderbilt
Sopwith
Taggart
Indianapolis
Bryant Taggart
United States
Thomas Taggart
Land mine explodes near Belfast police barracks
In Belfast at 2 15 a m a land mine detonated fifty yards from the Devonshire Street barracks. The blast caused no injuries but terrified residents as a nearby vacant building toppled and many windows shattered. The attack continues the disorders ahead of King George and Queen Elizabeth’s arrival.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Devonshire Street
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Tourists Hurt In Meo Mexico City Train Accident
In Monterey area a Movteo Laredo Express car detached from the train injuring tourists. Ten U.S. travelers reported hurt with four serious. one American woman, Mrs Lester Barr, lost a jewel box worth 10000 and two $1000 checks in the confusion. Railway officials blamed a misfunctioning automatic switch at the junction of Monterey lines.
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Mexico City
National Railways of
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United States
Tourisia
Movteo Laredo Eapress
Monterey
Nuero
Lester Barr
Monterey-Laredo
Monterey- Matamoros
President Roosevelt Cruises on Potomac Amid Broadcast Plans
Washington July 40 President Roosevelt sailed tonight from the navy yard for a week on the Potomac river Mrs Roosevelt will return to the White House Sunday night and with General John Pershing chief of the World war expeditionary force will speak on an international broadcast dedicating the American monument at the battlefield of Montfaucon France Kovacs Hungarian fencer won the world's sabre championship.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Potomac River
John Pershing
World War Expeditionary Force
Montfaucon
France
Just A Minute With Irvin S S Cobb
Bohemia California July 30 A traveler seeks Yancyville but a Ozark native offers rambling directions via Zion Baptist church roads Mink Creek bridge Smoky Mountain and muddled paths. The teller jokes about starting rum in town and the mishmash ends with Cobb signature.
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Bohemia
Calif
Ozarks
Yancyuilie
Zion Baptist Church
Mink Creek
Smoky Mountain
Mater
Yancyville
Gee Vin
Cobb
Outrage claims threaten Roosevelt administration says Rankin
Washington July 30 Representative Rankin of Mississippi charged that outrages by National Labor Relations Board agents and allied communistic influences are wrecking the Roosevelt administration. He suggested the president is misinformed and warned that small manufacturers face accusations and brutal treatment under this alleged unholy coalition. Senator Vandenberg rebutted labor act amendments as a bold attempt to restrict union self-rule and urged a ban on coercion of union members, stating such actions are intolerable in a free country.
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Washington
Rankin
Miss
National Labor Relations Board
Roosevelt
Pieryices
Tiankin
Imla
Red Plays
Vandenberg
Mich
William
Green
American Federation of Labor
Uberty
Discount Bills Push U S Public Debt to New Peak
Washington July 40 The issue of discount bills raised the U S public debt to a new peak of 886 707 757 744 on July 25 Treasury reports showed. The balance stood at 940 615 981 and Morgenthau aims to keep around 950 million. Debt this July 28 was 3 045 000 000 higher than a year ago and 10 111 000 000 above the wartime high in 1919. Since fiscal 1940 debt rose 20 612 000 000. FDR notes a 2 000 000 000 debt rise this half year from treasury operations and trust fund transfers under the gold flow program.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau Janutting
Morgenthau
Roogavelt
Young Men's Christian Association to curb lynching support
Lake Geneva Wisconsin reports the third national Young Men's Christian Association assembly advocated legislation to curb lynching. Harry Fowler of Cleveland Ohio was elected president to serve until the next assembly in 1929.
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Lake Geneva
Wis
United States
Harry ¥. Fowler
Cleveland
Ohio
Row Marks Close Of Session In Michigan
Lansing July 30. A rebellious state nearly upended Governor Murphy's special session plan as lawmakers adjourned amid tense exchanges. Senator James Burns condemned the adjournment and attacked Senator William Palmer, administration floor leader, amid Democratic divisions over the Republican backed detour resolution.
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Lansing
Mich
Frank Murphy
James Burns
William Palmer
Britain Clings to Nonintervention Plan in Spain War
London July 30 Great Britain will hold to its nonintervention plan for Spain despite protests from Germany Italy and Russia Foreign Secretary Eden told parliament before adjournment of a historic session The plan seeks neutral border patrols removal of volunteers from Spain and limited belligerent rights for both sides amid shifting wartime alignments and a backdrop including King Edward VIII's abdication and a new arms program
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London
Seitaln
Spain
Anthony Tden
Germany
Italy
Russia
Jorchin von Ribbentrop
Erfen
Edward VIII
George VI
Britain
Eden
Spanish
Taport
Foralpa Volunteera
Lmited
Kussia
Murray Boes Labor Bill Proposal in Wage Hour Plan
Washington July 30. The Senate without a record vote incorporated into the wage hour bill by Murray of Montana a proposal to permit regulation of industrial home work. The action came as the labor measure moved through the chamber with minimal formalities and broad support for extending oversight into home based industrial tasks.
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Washington
Senate
Son
Murray
Mont
Twins Born In Marion In Close Interval
Marion Ohio July 30 Mrs Virnil M Parcher of Marion 4% gave birth to a boy Monday night and a girl late last night. The premature twins were given a fair chance to live today. Physicians said Mrs Porcher was in serious condition. The births occurred about 74% hours apart. Both babies weigh a little over four pounds each.
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Marion
Ohio
Virnil M. Parcher
Porcher
Wage Hour Bill Sparks Southern Senate Clash
From South Washington July 30. Southern leaders led by Senator Harrison of Mississippi and Senator Smith of South Carolina mobilized to kill the administration wage and hour bill in a senate committee. Harrison warned of a labor standards board that could destroy both large and small businesses. Smith said the measure would widen southern disadvantages from the war years. The administration faced a strong revolt as momentum appeared to shift. Continued on Page 2.
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Washington
Senate
Harrison
Misalésippi
Smith
Ehack
Risa
Willam Green
City of Baltimore blaze seen as possible sabotage
Baltimore rescue boats saved 89 of 43 aboard the City of Baltimore when fire broke out in the hold after departure. Two dead and others missing or injured as federal investigators prepared to probe possible sabotage. Captain Brooks cited the fast spread of flames as suspicious.
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Baltimore
City of Baltimore
Baltimore-Norfolk
Uwe
Charles O. Brooks
Norfolk-Baltimore
City of
French wreck death toll climbs to 28 at Villeneuve
At Villeneuve St George France July 30 the Porta St Etianoa Express wreck elevates the death toll to 28 after another passenger dies. Fifty injured. Two switchmen charged with negligence.
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Villeneuve St. Georgea
France
Porta-St. Etianoa
Flying trapeze star shoots wife and kills himself
In Long Beach California on July 30 former world famed flying trapeze artist Alfredo Codona shot his divorced wife Vera in a lawyer's office during a conference over property division, then killed himself. Vera Codona was wounded four times. Codona died. Annie Bruce, Vera's mother, provided details to police.
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Cali
Alfredo Codona
Vera
Mra
Annie Brucé
Codona
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