Japan reports new invasion by Russians near Manchouko
Tokyo charged a new invasion by Russian planes and gunboats into Manchouko territory and said it holds no armed forces on disputed Amur river islands. Officials said evacuation questions for the border area rest with the supreme army command and urged withdrawal of Soviet forces for peace.
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Tokyo
Japan
Manchoukuoan
Amur River
Supreme Army Command
Manchouno
Manchoukuo
Sennuru Island
Amur
Siberia
Hsingakai
Hulin
Ussuri
Soviet Russia
CIO organizers whipped chased at La France mill
Two men posing as CIO organizers were beaten and chased away by La France cotton mill workers. One was knocked into a mill pond after a fight and both were later escorted to a highway or left by car or hitchhike as the sheriff reported no notice of the incident.
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Anderson
8. C
Anderson Independent
la France Coton
la France
Stock Market Moves Upward on Irregular Session
New York reports an irregularly higher stock market with wheat rising while corn and cotton edge lower. Bonds remained steady as the French franc and pound sterling stayed narrow.
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New York
Strangler Case in Inglewood Narrowed to One Suspect
Detectives in Inglewood California say all suspects in the strangling of three young girls have been eliminated except for one person from a prominent New York and Los Angeles family. Police restart the investigation with a new approach as the case continues to unfold.
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Inglewood
Calif
New York
Los Angeles
Senators See Memorial Day Mob Pictures
Senate investigators released a suppressed Paramount news reel showing Chicago Memorial Day clash between steel strike pickets and police near the Republic steel plant. Ten died as officers clashed with demonstrators and testimony contrasted police claims with reporters’ recollections. a secret showing sparked calls for comment by Chicago police officials.
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Washington
Senate
Chicago
Paramount Pictures
Republic
Thomas
Utah
Senate Caucus Chamber
LaFollette
Pro- Wis
Ralph Beck
Chicago Daily News
Beck
Last Train Ends at Main Street Depot as Work Moves West
The 45 line carried its final passengers from the old Main Street station at 12 50 PM. After 4 12 minutes, the new drives began southward and staff prepared for immediate relocation to West End. The Blythe Brothers will operate two motor shovels for 24 hours to meet a 180 day project deadline.
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Old 45
Main Street
West End
High Point
Thomasville
Blythe Brothers Construction Company
Southern Rail
Plan for Atlantic Flying Boat Tests Gains Momentum
Pan-American Airways prepares an experimental London bound flight from Port Washington to Old Newfoundland and Ireland with a 3.5 million dollar British air base to be built at Botwood Harbor. The mission runs parallel with Imperial Airways from London to the Atlantic.
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New York
Pan-American Airways
London
Atlantic
American Aviation
United States
Globe
Port Washington
Long Island
Imperial Airways
Tal
Botwood Harbor
Newfoundland
New Foundland
Ireland
Mexican delegate accuses U S of supporting Mexican turmoil
Alexandre Carrillo, Mexican delegate to the International Federation of Trade Unions, charged that the United States for 25 years has supported internal turmoil in Mexico to pursue selfish imperial aims. He called the U S the Germany of the American continent and urged action to defend the Spanish Republic.
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Warsaw
Poland
Alexandre Carrillo
International Federation of Trade Unions Congress
United States
Mexicco
Germany
Carrillo
Spain
League of Nations
Spanish Republic
Mexico
Lindbergh Flew After Weeks of Silence on Unannounced Trip
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh took off from Lympne England for an undisclosed destination his first flight since returning from an eastern tour on April 9. Observers thought he headed to Foynes Ireland for Pan American and Imperial Airways experimental trans Atlantic flights. A continental trip was also possible.
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Lympne
Kent
England
Charles A. Lindbergh
Foynes
Ireland
Pan American
Imperial Airways
University Head to Speak at Rowan Pomona Grange Meeting
Dr Frank P Graham president of the University of North Carolina will be the principal speaker at the Rowan Pomona Grange annual meeting in Salisbury on the morning of July 19 Pearl Thompson secretary announced today
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Salisbury
Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina
Rowan Pomona Grange
Pearl Thompson
Rumors Afloat Indiana Plants To Follow Suit
Massillon Ohio June 2 reports from Youngstown area indicate Indiana Harbor mill reopenings possible as rival camps of Youngstown Sheet and Tube workers stir. Independent union secretary Del Ellinwood says word may come soon while C I O strike leaders call for pickets. Philip Murray seeks signed contracts from independent producers before/national labor relations board petitions filed.
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Massilon
Youngstown
Indiana Harbor
del Ellinwood
Association of Steel Employes
Patrol plan rejected by two nations in Spain row
London dispatch reports Germany and Italy formally rejected the Anglo French bid to run the entire non intervention patrol around Spain. They recalled their warships and proposed counter measures while promising to maintain non intervention and seek new ways to enforce it.
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London
Germany
Italy
Spain
Francisco Franco
Renfrow Named to Civil Service Post as Smith Resigns
The Civil Service Commission announced Wade P. Renfrow will succeed Ed H. Smith as secretary to the Civil Service Commission. Smith’s resignation ends a lengthy tenure. McGmith remains a member. Renfrow will devote full time to the office. The meeting occurred at the commission office at Fire Station No. 2.
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Renfrow
Civil Service
Smith
Ed H. Smith
Civil Service Commission
Wade P. Renfrow
Commission
McGmith
Renfrew
Hunt Given Three Years In Prison
Los Angeles dated July 2 reports John West Hunt associate of Father Divine convicted of transporting 17 year old Delight Jewett from Denver Hills in violation of the Mann Act. He received a three year federal prison sentence.
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Los Angeles
John West Hunt
Father Divine
Delight Jewett
Denver Hills
WPA Payrolls Trimmed as Hopkins Orders Cuts
WPA administrator Harry L. Hopkins announced a two week cut of more than 124000 workers ending June 26 lowering total employed to 1 21 151. He aims to reach 1 65 by July 15 with state totals listed for Georgia New York City New York North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Alaska Hawaii and others showing declines except Delaware North Dakota Utah and Alaska which rose.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
WPA
Hopkins
Georgia
New York City
New York
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Alaska
Hawaii
Delaware
North Dakota
Utah
Paralysis Toll In Mississippi Mounts
Mississippi reports three new infantile paralysis cases to the state board of health, bringing the total number of cases to 121 in Jackson.
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Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
State Board of Health
Enterprise Expands Comic Section With All Color Lil Abner
The Enterprise will enlarge its comic section to eight pages next Sunday July 4 adding all color comics including Lil Abner. The move keeps existing funnies and introduces colorful strips aimed at both adults and children nationwide readers.
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Enterprise
Lil Abner
Apa
Poet
Tax liens filed against Mayor Shields and others
William Driscoll the collector of internal revenue has filed federal tax liens totaling 76 040 against Mayor Daniel J Shields of Johnstown Pa and 13 others in Pittsburgh federal court The action centers on unpaid taxes and targets the mayor and several associates as defendants in the case.
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Johnstown
CIO
Pittsburgh
William Driscoll
Internal Revenue
Daniel J. Shields
Robinson Proposes New Bench Adds Three Justices
Washington July 2. A Democratic substitute to Roosevelt court bill argues it would permit three Supreme Court appointments in six months. Senator Robinson said one appointment per year would allow two more seats plus the vacancy. The measure, offered by Ashurst and two other Democrats, shifts age limits and lowers the cap on lower judges to be appointed, while keeping the court supervising proctor role.
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Washington
Senate
Robinson
Supr
Beekman Place Jewel Robbers Strikes Prominent Matron
Four thieves in Beekman Place robbed a socialite at gunpoint early today, taking two platinum diamond bracelets and two platinum rings valued at about 100000. The incident occurred near Mrs. Nancy Evans Titterton’s residence as she arrived with her escort, Richard B. W. Hall, in Hall’s limousine.
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New York
Beekman Place
Nancy Evans Titterton
Josephine Ogden Forrestal
Manhattan
Richard B. W. Hall
Hutson Calls for More Crop Control Legislation
Greenville North Carolina July 3. B Hutson assistant administrator of the agricultural adjustment administration told a farmers meeting that more legislation is needed to keep the crop control program adequate for both producer and consumer. He said the government must ensure farmers a stable income and consumers an adequate supply of feed and fiber at reasonable prices. He warned the present system may not handle another severe drought like 1936 or years of poor crops.
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Greenville
N. C
B. Hutson
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Pitt County Farm Bureau
Hutson
Sergeant Brunig’s Death Attributed To Self Inflicted Shot
New Orleans July 2 The 141st field artillery Louisiana National Guard sergeant Henry Brunig is found dead with a .45 revolver beside him. Coroner Dr Grenes Cole rules death as self inflicted after his horses were killed in an incident at Jackson Barracks Wednesday night.
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New Orleans
Henry Brunig
Stirieey
Louisiana National Guard
Jackson Barracks
Grenes Cole
Parish
Governor Hoey Starts Ten Day Vacation Tour
Governor Clyde R. Hoey began a ten day vacation and speaking trip, with Private Secretary Robert L. Thompson recovering from a busy prior week. He will address Gastonia this afternoon and Charlotte tonight with a radio address launching the state's new advertising program broadcast statewide.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Clyde R. Hoey
Robert L. Thompson
Hoey
Gastonia
Charlotte
Tax collections exceed Roosevelt's revised estimate
Washington reports show tax collections topping revised estimates by 69 million dollars for the fiscal year ending midnights. Government receipts reach 5.2938 billion with expenses at 8.1052 billion, income taxes leading revenue with 167.5 million. Public funds total 36.4246 billion as deficits shrink from the prior year’s 4.36 billion to 2.56 billion under new forecasts.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Pres Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Irish Begin Task Of Vote Counting
Dublin July 2 Irish Free State began coin votes to learn if she had been reelected and whether Eamon De Valera had returned to power. Proportional representation ballots were not counted before night and results from about 30 constituencies may not be received until next Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Deat Eamon de Valera
Charles Completes The Navy Gunboat At Charleston Yard
The Charles, the navy yard’s most expensive vessel yet, was completed today in Charleston. The gunboat’s finish marks a milestone for the yard and the fleet.
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Charleston
Uncle Dan Beard Reflects on Times and Scouting
Washington reports 87 year old Boy Scouts of America sponsor Daniel Carter Beard reflects philosophically on modern times as a pendulum swing. He notes the Magna Carta and Revolutionary War upheavals and expresses awe at 25 000 scouts marching to the jamboree site. Beard, born Cincinnati, drew animal scenes and served on the BSA board.
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Washington
Dan” Beard
Boy Scout Movement
Ewrepe
Scout Movement
Beard
Cincinnati
The
Boy Scouts America
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