House House Changes and Military Zone Around S C Strike Area
The text reports on Democratic opposition to President Roosevelt over a $270,000,000 tax bill with amendments on corporate dividends and charitable contributions. It also notes Governor Johnston declaring a military zone near Pelzer in South Carolina after textile strikes, with about 100 National Guardsmen on duty and arrests made during unrest.
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Washington
Hoss
Roosevelt
McFarlane
White House
Representative Treadway
Rmass
Charles West
Chadreman Doughton
DNC
Mir. West
House
Columbia. S
Clim Johnston
Pelrer
Pelazer Manuf
Anderson
Greermville
Couieies
South Carolina
Wil- Bape
League Council considers Ethiopian acceptance of peace plan
The League of Nations council, after an Ethiopian reply to the Big Three plan, prepares a private meeting before a probable public session. Officials say the reply may constitute acceptance and Anthony Eden is expected to deliver a key address. Ethiopian envoy Jere voiced objections to the plan during talks with Premier Laval.
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Geneva
League of Nations Council
Italy
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Eerlier
Gaston Jere
Ethiopia
Laval
Jette
Attile
Buncombe County Site Selected For New Sanatorium
Rocky Mount NC August reports the selection of Old Buckner place two miles from Black Mountain in Buncombe County as the site for a new tubercular sanatorium under the 1935 act. Bonds of 50000 are authorized though validity is questioned. Net cost to state estimated at 12861 after contributions, with technical advisers assisting.
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Kemp Battle
Od Buckner
Bineck Mountain
Western
N. C
Slack Mountain
Old Buckner Place
Rocky Mount
North Carolina
Buckner Place
Black Mountain
Burcombe County
Kemp D. Battle
L. L. Gravely
Battle
E. V. Webb
Kinston
W. W. Smowger
Elizabeth City
Wa Mountain
P. P. McCain
R. M. Rothgeb
W. H. Dietrich
Gravely
Board of Directors
Soviet Airmen Start First North Pole Flight to America
Pilot Sigmund Lavaneffsky and two comrades lift from Moscow toward the Barents Sea aboard UR SS 25 on a 6000 mile projected flight to San Francisco. They travel at about 103 to 108 miles per hour as they cross icy seas toward the North Pole with communications promising success.
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Associated Prem
Moscow
Arctic Ocean
North Pole
America
Sigmund Levaneffsky
Barents Sea
Europe
San Francisco
North Pats
Muddy Sholofsky
E.S.T
Union de Republiques Sovietiques Socialistes
White Sea
Arctic
Ee Acite
Franciece
Pacife
Lavaneffsky
Sea
Americas
Franz Josef Island
New Railway Pension Bill Approved by House Committee
Washington Aug. 3 A railroad pension bill approved by the House Interstate Commerce Committee with a provision to study the subject via a presidential commission. The measure replaces the invalidated 4 percent payroll reserve for pension funds and 2 percent employee wage contribution with reforms to avoid Supreme Court objections.
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Washington
Supreme Court
House Interstate Commerce
Roosevelt
John Stack Dies After Vehicle Collision at Post Office
John Stack 86 died after being struck by Otis Steele’s car near the EGAT Green Street post office. Steele, charged with manslaughter and earlier with reckless driving, bonded at 1000. Stack, longtime Gull Feré county resident, leaves wife and numerous children. funeral Monday at 2:30 at 592 Gorely Street with interment Oakwood Cemetery.
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Otis Steele
Willowbrook Street
Geathin & Joesk K Hospital
John Stack
Steele
Egat Green Street
Romney Stick
Om Green
Sateele
Jane Sand
Mr. Stack
Gullferé
Pris Cilla Demn Stack
Awnde Myers Stack
Stack
Bimddey Nurseries
Greensbero
Brotherhood
Central Friends Church
Gorely Street
Rev
O. le Reath
Oakwood Cemetery
Tennessee House Votes Referendum on Liquor in October
Nashville Aug 3 The Tennessee house of representatives adopted a resolution for a state wide referendum in October on the question of liquors. The vote was 49 to 3. The resolution moves to the senate for concurrence or non concurrence in the same action.
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Nashville
Termessee House of
Nazis Seek to Force Approval of Government Action
Berlin reports the Prussian minister of justice joins Goebbels in pressuring foreign journalists to withdraw Thujawer Zeitung. A new penal code proposal by Roland Fredsler threatens death for undermining the Nazi party, while a liberation march is billed to bolster state support. Munich is named a Nazi movement capital amid anti Semite curbs and threats against Jewish leaders.
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Otdmy
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Barsagne
Thurzawer Zeitung
Palieis
Ter
Roland Fredsler
Navitery of Justice
Pont Mt
Waal
Mendel
Hitler
Munich
Ponmenehe Jellung
Stettim
Championship cowboy event teased as Santa Monica notes
In Santa Monica the writer jokes about editorial time and promotes the upcoming championship cowboy event. He mentions Oklahoma rope tricks and stock roping, cites various riders, and muses on ranch life while signing off to Crosby.
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Santa Wonica
Calif
Oklahoma
Crosby
Jilted Suitor And Girl He Lost To Be Brought Together
Assistant State's Attorney Charles Dougherty seeks a meeting between Mrs. Louise Bauer and Mandeville Zenge, former suitor. Chicago case links to the knife murder of Mrs. Bauer's husband, Dr. Walter J. Bauer. Police identify Zenge after lengthy questioning, with cross‑state help and possible letters as clues.
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Aus
Charles Dougherty
Louise Bauer
Mandeville Zenge
Walter J. Bauer
Zenge
Sikent
Beaver
Cleveland
William Bauer
Dougherty
Early Westerday
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Bower
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Carpenter
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Bauer
Iet
Tomx
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Meo
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Zomge
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Jennings
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Russia to Mobilize 160000 Troops for Siberia Advance
A Reuters dispatch reports Russia moving 160000 troops to Chita and Irkutsk in Siberia as a precautionary measure ready to advance on Mongolia at a moment's notice from Manchuria.
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Russia
Tondon
Reuters
Atrea
Manchuria
Chita
Irkeutechk
Siberia
Momgeolia
Two Hurt In Midflight Crash Near Barton Landing
An eastbound Continental Airlines plane crashed near Barton Landing in New Brunswick early today injuring the pilot and co pilot. The aircraft was wrecked but the crew survived amid emergency response.
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Albuquerque
Barton
N. B
Anglo Franco Italian Conference proposals on attack in Britain
A report states Britain faces an attack threat and outlines proposals to be discussed at the Anglo Franco Italian Conferences. The note references security measures and potential responses amid rising tensions.
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Great Britain
Parker Retains Title in Southampton Tennis Match
Parker of New Jersey defeats opponent 6-1 in a lopsided set to retain his tennis title at the 435th annual invitational in Southampton. The event, held today, featured players Gilbert Hall of Orange and others in a single decisive victory for Parker.
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Parker
Southampton
N. Y
Kie Parker
Bo Ym Lake
N. J
Vague tribute letter to committee from a bank official
A fragmentary note expresses gratitude to a committee and acknowledges debt of gratitude owed by a firm to the committee. The text centers on the site selection concern and assurance that chosen site serves the best interests of the involved bank and firm.
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Tients
Mob lynches man after storming Dunsmuir jail at night
In Yreka California a mob of about 25 seized C. L. Johnson from the county jail and hanged him from a tree near three miles from town around 2 am. Deputy Joe Clark said Johnson had been held for the fatal shooting of Dunsmuir Chief of Police F. R. Daw. Deputy Lange was dragged from the jail but escaped death. other prisoners were left unharmed.
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Dan
Yreka
Calif
Joe Clark
C. L. Johnson
Dunsmuir
Here
Clark
Johnson
F. R. Daw
Daw
Martin Lange
Dan English
Tange
English
Jonson
Lange
Clarke
Sheriff's Office
Robert Miller
Sherifd Mathews
Seth Kunts
Bert Jones
Scenie
Marshell
Richard W. Cheesborough
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