Chinese Officials Say Wanpinghsien Evacuation Complete
Chinese and Japanese spokesmen reported that Chinese troops had completed their withdrawal from Wanpinghsien after a clash. Sporadic fighting continued as both sides announced partial evacuation and a mutual agreement appeared to hold, with casualties reported among Chinese gendarmes.
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Peiping
China
Wanpinghsien
Tientsin
Yungting River
Twenty-Ninth Army of
Dragon Capital
Shanghai
Wanipinghsien
Sung Cheh-Yuan
Japan
Open Warfare Threats Mark Soviet Japan Border Clash Lines
Moscow warned Tokyo that open warfare would follow if Japanese forces cross Siberian frontiers. Maxim Litvinov told Ambassador Shigemitsn that Soviet troops would not permit Japanese or Manchukuoan troops on Russian soil and would use all means to drive them out. The crisis followed a recent clash on the Amur river border and a recall agreement between Japan and Russia.
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Moscow
Japan
Siberia
Maxim Litvinoff
Mamoru Shigemitsn
Channel Islands
Amur
Russia
Seniufu
Bolshoi Islands
Manchoukuo
CIO Chair Lewis Blasts CIO Strike Blunders
John L. Lewis denounces the steel strike outcome as caused by "stupid blunders" in a Washington statement. William Green labels the CIO as traitors while the Committee for Industrial Organization faces critique over the loss of the steel strike.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
William Green
Committee For Industrial Organization
Lewis
CIO
Alleged Murderer Remanded To Jail In North Carolina Case
Nick Collins, accused of killing a neighbor over a boundary dispute 20 years ago, remained in jail without bond after a habeas corpus hearing before Judge J. Paul Frizelle in New Bern. Collins was arrested in Virginia last week on charges of killing Abe Collins in Jones County, North Carolina.
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Nick Collins
J. Paul Frizelle
Collins
Virginia
Abe Collins
Jones County
North Carolina
Pickford and Rogers Plan Honolulu to Alameda Flight
Pan American Airways announced Mary Pickford and Buddy Rogers will depart Honolulu for Alameda by plane on July 19 aboard the Philippine Clipper, with their passage booked.
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San Francisco
Mary Pickford
Buddy Rogers
Honolulu
Alameda
Pan- American Airways
Strike call ignored at Republic Steel mills in Youngstown
A SWOC call for a new strike at Republic Steel plants in Youngstown failed as no workers joined the walkout by 11 30 A M EST. Republic officials said not a single man left the plant while a crowd of 2000 gathered outside under police guard. Some workers did report leaving later shifts. others stayed at work and the degree of participation remained unclear.
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Youngstown
Republic Steel
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Republic
Carl Olsen
Olsen
National
Sheriffa
Scotty O'Hara
Swoc Organization of Republic Workers
Republic Mill
Tom White
Republic Lodge
George Simcox
Negro Youth Who Killed Storekeeper Dies By Gas
Robert Glenn Brown a 19 year old Pitt County Negro convicted of the Craven county slaying of J B Peacock and robbery died in the gas chamber at the state prison Raleigh at 10 34 this morning. He was the first execution since December 11 and the 184th man executed since 1910. Brown said he was ready to die and was saved after a baptism at the prison.
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Raleigh
N. C
Robert Glenn Brown
Pitt County
State's
Brown
Craven County
J. B. Peacock
Peacock
H. H. Honeycutt
Federal Payroll Unaffected
President Roosevelt stated his budget balance plan would not discharge or furlough federal workers. The biggest savings would come from not filling vacancies, with further cuts by delaying expenditures and operations into the next year. He noted overprinting and said workers may unionize, leaving wage scales to Congress.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Wheeler opens Senate attack on court bill amid heated debate
Senator Wheeler of Montana launched his opposition to the administration's court bill in the Senate today claiming it appeals to public prejudice. He refused to yield debate and kept the chamber to privileged matters as lines of spectators filled the galleries. Senator Hatch proposed an amendment to require mandatory appointments to the Supreme Court rather than allowing discretion.
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Washington
Wheeler
Mont
Senate
Pope
Idaho
Montana
Hateh
N. M
Supreme Court
Buying Declines on Mart Today
Buying faded in New York on July 9 as weather dampened sentiment. Only farm implements and select items saw any gain while bonds and commodities edged barely higher after early declines. Bethlehem, Crucible and Wheeling showed some firmness as steel prices drifted.
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New York
Steela
Bethlehem
Crucible
Wheeling
Housing Bill Heads For Favorable Committee Report
Senator Wagner predicts easy path to a favorable committee report on his housing bill. He notes committee support and outlines amendments to meet treasury objections, including capital grants and an operating subsidy. The plan authorizes 10 million dollars in capital grants first year and 40 million over the next three years, plus a million in bonds for loans.
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Washington
Wagner
Waesner
Treasury
Nurserymen Conclude Their Annual Meeting
Wilmington July 9 The North Carolina Nurserymen Association about 50 members ended its two day convention at Carolina Beach with a business session and tour of New Hanover County Elections appoint J Y Killian Newton as president W C Daniels Charlotte as vice president and C H Brannon Raleigh as secretary and treasurer L P Coulter Newton D Tankard Hickory and L A Reynolds Winston Salem form the executive committee
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Wilmington
North Carolina Nurserymen’s Association
Carolina Beach
New Hanover County
J. Y. Killian
Newton
W. C. Daniels
Charlotte
C. H. Brannon
Raleigh
L. P. Coulter
D. Tankard
Hickory
L. A. Reynolds
Winston- Salem
Hoey to Speak at Lake Junaluska Closing
Governor Hoey will address the Lake Junaluska audience tonight closing the Christian Citizenship Week program.
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Hoey
Lake Junaluska
France Leaves Quick Solution to England in Spain Row
London reports Britain urged a rapid end to the Spanish non intervention deadlock as France threatened to reopen the Pyrenean frontier. The non intervention committee failed to break the impasse and Germany and Italy rejected a joint naval patrol plan. Portugal pulled observers and halted support along the border.
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London
Great Britain
France
Pyrenees
Britain
Spain
Germany
Italy
Pyrennes
Portugal
Explosion at Sveaborg Castle Kills and Injures many
An undetermined number of people were killed when ammunition stores near Helsingfors exploded after catching fire. The blast at Sveaborg Castle shook the city and left scores injured as munitions ignited and detonated in the fires.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Sveaborg Castle
No Relief Is Promised As Scores Die In Heat Wave
The nation endures a devastating heat wave with at least 56 deaths so far and hundreds of prostrations. Drownings near beaches add to the toll as temperatures climb from the Atlantic coast to Washington. Michigan, Massachusetts, Illinois, and New York report multiple fatalities amid blistering July heat.
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Atlantic
Washington
Rockies
Pacific
Walla Walla
Wash
Yakima, Wash
Corded
Lamar
Col
Atlantio
Iowa
New York
New England
Michigan
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Illinois
Minnesota
Nebraska
Rhode Island
Maine
Indiana
West Virginia
Ohio
New York City
Squalls May Hinder Earhart Search Near Phoenix Islands
The search for Amelia Earhart and Frederick Noonan faces rain squalls and low visibility as navy planes from the battleship Colorado prepare to resume aerial sweeps toward the Phoenix Islands. Officials say the critical phase follows days of sweeping the 136000 square miles around Winslow reef without sightings.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Amelia Earhart
Navy
Colorado
Phoenix Islands
Coast Guard
Winslow Reef
Frederick J. Noonan
Lae
New Guinea
Howland Island
Equator
Howland Islands
Treasury May Use Part Of Gold Hoard To Pare Debts
Treasury officials weigh using part of the frozen gold hoard, about 1.143 billion dollars, to reduce federal debt. Gold sterilization aims to steady credit by matching borrowings to gold inflows. If gold flow slows, the Treasury may issue certificates against gold to Fed banks to retire treasury obligations.
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Washington
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Twenty four Ounce Baby Fights Death
Ruth Diana Pemberton a 24 ounce baby born three and a half months premature fights for life in an incubator in Kansas City doctors say the child first born to Mr and Mrs B F Pemberton has little chance to live
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Kansas City
Ruth Diana Pemberton
B. F. Pemberton
Negro electrocution at Huntsville prison
Ernest McCarthy a Black inmate was executed at the state prison in Huntsville Texas for alleged assault on a white woman. The execution occurred early today after he denied guilt in the case.
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Huntsville
Tex
Ernest McCarthy
State Prison
Roosevelt availed loophole claim shocks congressional hearing
Representative Fish testified that Franklin D Roosevelt availed herself of a tax loophole at a congressional probe into evasion. He cited documents and a 1935 radio contract signed by Mrs Roosevelt and urged the committee to demand tax returns for James Roosevelt and other relatives.
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New York
James Roosevelt
Washington
Fish N
Vinson Ky
Velt
Sing
New Yorker
Vinson
Mr. Ro
Fish
Rockefeller Center
York
Darby
Fice
Bahamas
Congressional Committee On Evasion
Anna Roosevelt Bo
Mary Morgenthau
Henry M Thau
Harry L. Hop
John L. Lewis
Irony Is Attached To Check Received By Killer Of Three
Los Angeles July 9 report notes irony in a check received by the killer of three. fragmented text references school children on nearby streets and local reactions to the case.
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Irony
Los Angeles
Premier Zeeland to host newspapermen after cabinet sessions
Brussels July 9 Premier Paul Van Zeeland disclosed he took a tip on press relations from President Roosevelt during his U S trip. He announced his decision to receive newspapermen after each cabinet session to improve press access and coverage.
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Brussels
Paul van Zeeland
Roosevelt
United States
White House
Continue Inquiry Into Myrtle Beach Death
Police investigate the death of 22 year old Ned Causey of Myrtle Beach found with a bullet wound in Myrtle Beach D C. Funeral services were held today. Chief J F Hamilton arrested two men Frank Ausley and Harry Vereen for questioning.
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Myrtle Beach
D. C
Ned Causey
Lonnie D. Causey
Horry County
J. F. Hamilton
Frank Ausley
Harry Vereen
Disciples Depart Kingston After Weather Halts Olympics
In Kingston New York July nearly 1700 followers of Father Major J bade farewell after two day olympics were washed out by rain. The faithful left behind 200 to 300 pilgrims at Greenhill park as they returned up the Hudson. Ulster county officials offered no precise count saying intelligence isn’t in our plane.
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Kingston
N. Y
Major J. Bade
Hudson
Greenhill Park
Ulster County
Daniels Leaves N. C. To Sail For Frank
Wayneville July 9 Josephus Daniels left here for Mexico after a Washington briefing and a New York departure on June 14 to join a mission to France. The Roosevelt appointment aims to dedicate chapels in Europe in memory of World War dead.
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Waynesville
Josephus Daniels
Anb
Mexico
Washington
Ing
New York
France
Press Roosevelt
Europe
Amer
Star Athlete Confesses to Assault on Girl in City Basement
John Ardelean a 17 year old high school star athlete confessed to luring a nine year old girl to a west side basement and striking her with an iron bar and slashing her with a garden tool according to Sergt Eugene McNally. The victim suffered multiple chest and back wounds and was hospitalized. Ardelean later claimed he feigned unconsciousness.
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Chicago
John ‘Ardelean
Eugene McNally
McNally
Physicanis
Ard
Apital
Ardelean
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