Austrian Nazi Exile Leaders Plan Fresh Fight in Yugoslavia
At Kammerhofer's Yugoslav hideout a 3000-strong remnant of Nazi forces plans renewed action for German Austria's freedom. He denounces Schuschnigg and Italy, vows continued resistance despite government pressure, and compares Vienna to a Rome-led threat as he briefs an American visitor.
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Rus
Konstantine Kammerhofer
Yugoslav
Styria
Carinthia
Kammerhofer
Austria
Teuton
Schuschnigg
Kurt Schuschnigg
Dollfuss
Italy
Prince von Starhemberg
Rome
Vienna
Dillinger
Ammerhoter
Mediation Deadlock Amid Violent Truckers Strike
In Minneapolis on August 4, a new deadlock emerged as federal mediators pressed for a compromise similar to employer and advisory committee terms rejected by strike leaders. Nine pickets were arrested. 30 cars impounded. six strikers sentenced to hard labor. two wounded in clashes with Leo Holscher's ice cream truck.
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Minneapolis
Leo Holscher
National Guard
Employers and Advisory Committee
Central Labor Union
Francis Haas
BE. H. Dunnigan
Fair Grounds
Earl Collins
George Schirts
Molscher
Schirts
Collins
Johnson Ends Stockyards Strike Settlement Announced After Meet
A 12 day strike by live neck handlers at Union Stockyards and Transit Company ended after mediation led by General Hugh S. Pebacoa. The 800 striking workers will return to posts and yards reopen. Peace terms guarantee 48 hours weekly for regular handlers and at least 40 hours for extra workers when receipts reach 4 000 cars, with no wage changes. Union leaders call it a victory. NRA officials had pushed negotiations.
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Oiton
Hugh
Pebacoa
NRA
Judss
Philip L. Sullivan
Federal Bench
Judge Sullivan
Carl Steffensen
Regional Labor Board
Roosevelt Forecasts Water Power Expansion in Northwest
President Roosevelt, amid a rapid western tour, pledged continued federal water and power projects in the Grand Coulee and Bonneville area, promising cheap electricity for farms and homes. He spoke at Coulee Dam, recalled a Spokane 14 year old prophecy, and outlined wide regional impacts on the Columbia basin and Pacific coast.
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Northwest
Roosevelt
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Grand Coulee
Great Columbia River
Great Northwest
Glacier National Park
Washington City
Ephrata
Jimmy
Hoover
Coulee Dam
Columbia River
Columbia Basin
Bonneville
Mr. Roosevelt
Pacific Coast Territory
Congress
Democrats Predict Six New Senate Seats in November
Democrats forecast a net gain of at least six Senate seats in the upcoming election led by Postmaster General Farley. They eye gains in Ohio Missouri West Virginia Maryland New Jersey Rhode Island Pennsylvania Indiana Minnesota Wisconsin and possibly others. Republicans dispute the outlook citing potential losses and surprises in several contests.
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Cecil B. Dickson Amasizington
Senate
Farley
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Milligan
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Harry S. Truman
Kansas City
Clem L. Shaver
Democratic National Committee
Hatfield
Fess
White
Denaney
Representative West
Kean
Moore
Representative Hoidale
Goldsborough
Reed
Joseph F. Guffey
Roosevelt
Felix Herbert
Arthur Rbinson
Sherman Minton
Cuthing
LaFollette
Army Air Officials Propose Two Range Bombing Planes
Washington reports army air officials proposed building two bombing planes with a 3000 mile radius and speed of 220 miles per hour in a nighttime briefing.
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Washington
Army Air
Drought Relief Hurdle Seen as 800 Roam Western States
About 800 persons are on relief rolls in the drought struck western half of the United States. The figure equals the combined population of Idaho Delaware and Nevada, according to a tabulation released from records.
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Kansas City
Idaho
Del
Nevada
Kentucky primary voting marked by light turnout in outcome contests
In Louisville and across Kentucky voting was light despite good weather. Voters showed interest in district contests and in the Republican race. The day was noted for calm after last year’s disruptive primary with fatalities and injuries in several incidents.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Britain urged to build a larger navy by Beatty during navy week
Admiral Beatty, first sea lord, called for repudiating parts of the London treaty and expanding Britain’s sea forces on the 20th anniversary of the entry into World War I. He warned one misstep could ignite Europe and criticized the lack of cruisers as deplorable, noting talks of increasing the cruiser fleet if the five nation naval conference fails.
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Portsmouth
Eng
Britain
Les
London
Yl Beatty
Admiralty
Tain
Grand Fleet
Europe
Nolan H. Davis
England
Weather Prognosis for North and South Carolina
A cloudy Sunday and Monday with afternoon thundershowers expected in both states. Washington AP reports 24 hour temperature and rainfall totals ending at 8 PM in key cotton growing areas and nearby regions.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Washington
Weather Bureau of Temperature and
Soviet Union Maintains War on Religion, Baptist Congress Told
At the fifth World Baptist Congress in Berlin 3000 delegates heard Rev. J. H. Rushbrook say Soviet Russia has not weakened in its attempt to eradicate religion. The allegation framed the discussion as a major global religious issue discussed at the congress.
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Berlin
Soviet
Russia
Fifth World Baptist Congress
J. H. Rushbrook
Hitler To Explain Policies Monday
Berlin reports indicate Adolf Hitler will address the Reichstag on Monday during memorial services for President Paul von Hindenburg. The chancellor, now wielding presidential powers, prepared two major appearances and moved Reichswehr guards to the chancellery amid public concern over radical shifts in leadership.
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Berlin
Reichower
Reichstag
Paul von Hindenburg
von Hindenburg
Neudeck
Tannenberg
Perea
Hitler
Avendano cited for contempt over New Orleans martial law clash
In New Orleans Lieutenant Numa P. Avendano in command of the militia holding the registration office under Governor Allen's martial law was cited for contempt for ignoring a court order. He must appear next Thursday at 11 a.m. before Judge Nat W. Bond to answer the charge as Long and Adjutant General Fleming face an injunction to remove troops from the city.
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Numa P. Avendano
C. K. Allen
Huey P. Long
T. Semmes Walmsley
Avendano
Nat W. Bond
Senator Long
Ray H. Fleming
National Guard
Congress
0. K. Allen
Baton Rouge
Times-Picayune
Long
Silver Shirts Training on Pacific Coast
Los Angeles reports testimony before the congressional committee on un American activities in Los Angeles about armed Silver Shirts and their Storm Troopers drilling near San Diego. It cites 2000 rounds of .30 caliber ammunition bought at North Island and says navy and marine corps personnel are linked to the group.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Examiner
Congressional Committee On un-American Activities
Silver Shirts
Storm Troopers
United States
San Diego
Naval Air Station
North Island
United States Armed Forces
Charlies Kram
California
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Pacific Coast
Nazi Party of Germany
United States Navy
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California National Guard
University Avenue
Henry Morgenthau
el Cajon
la Mesa
Kramer
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