Grief and Brother Defies NRA Label Looms Over Blue Eagle
Leonard Weinburg attorney for L Grief and Brother Inc says the company will keep using the NRA label in its clothing despite a Washington order to remove the blue eagle. The order cites failure to pay wages above the minimum set by NRA authorities.
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Leonard Weinburg
L. Grief and Brother, Inc
NRA
Washington
Men's Clothing Code Authority
Grief Company
Minneapolis braces under guard as strike stalls peace plan
Four thousand National Guardsmen established military rule in Minneapolis after factions in a truck drivers strike failed to agree on final peace plans submitted by federal mediators. Governor Floyd B Olson ordered the deployment to enforce order amid ongoing labor unrest and stalled negotiations.
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Minneapolis
National
Floyd B. Olson
Firing Report on Austrian Yugoslav Border Sparks Troop Movement
An unverified Carinthia report claims Yugoslav soldiers fired across the Austrian border prompting Austrian forces to mobilize in the region. The report remains unconfirmed and details are scarce.
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Vienna
Carinthia
Keys Continue Endurance Flight In Record Attempt
Fred and Al Key remain aloft in Mississippian skies on their sixth day as they pursue a new world endurance flying record while avoiding the heat.
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Keys
Meeiridian
Miss
Fred
al Key
Committee Opposes New Sales Tax Plan
A coalition of North Carolina business and industrial groups will meet in Raleigh Monday to plan opposition to the new sales tax, announced by Victor W. Wheeler executive secretary of the Carolinas Retail Lumber and Building Material Dealers association. The campaign targets tax rules classifying all sales as retail unless for resale and follows a formal launch in Charlotte with builders, hardware dealers and contractors involved.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Raleigh
Victor W. Wheeler
Carolinas Retail Lumber and
North Carolina operates schools year round for 75000 pupils
In Raleigh on July 26 the state notes that 75,000 North Carolina students study during summer. A new school law shifted control of public schools to the state and allows summer operation so children can work in cotton fields during picking time.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Weather forecast for North and South Carolina
Local forecast shows isolated thundershowers tonight or Friday across North Carolina and South Carolina.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Weather outlook from Hatteras to Jacksonville
Gentle variable winds and partly overcast weather with local showers tonight and Friday. Sandy Hook to Hatteras shows moderate southwest winds shifting to northwest or north and mostly overcast conditions with likely showers tonight and Friday.
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Hatteras
Jacksonville
Sandy Hook
Weather Bureau records for 24 hours ending 8 A M in cotton regions
Official weather bureau records report temperature and rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 8 A M in the principal cotton growing areas and other regions.
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Charlotte
Official Weather Bureau
Austrian Woes Threaten Europe Peace Troops on Border
An official communique announced Italian troops were ordered to the Austrian frontier as a precaution amid Austria's improved situation. The move signals European concerns about stability and the potential impact on regional peace.
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Austria
Rome
Dollfuss
Vienna
Italy
France
England
Little Entente
Praha
Czechoslovakia
Mussolini
Foreign Office
Powers Rally as Austria Crisis Deepens Amid Putsch Fallout
Civil war rages in Styria as Nazi and government forces clash near key cities. Mussolini vows support for Austrian independence while Britain France and Italy seek a peaceful, sensible action. Dollfuss assassin captured in Vienna. Rintelen dies in prison amid conflicting claims.
Francepledges aid to Austria in independence struggle
Paris reports Premier Doumergue and Foreign Minister Barthou condemn the Austrian Nazi uprising and laud Chancellor Dollfuss as defenders of Austria's independence. British and Italian officials weigh in as Vienna reports a new government crackdown after Dollfuss assassination, Nazis routed in Styria with casualties.
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Paris
Doumergue
France
Austria
Dolluss
Barthou
Schuschnigg
Dollfuss
Sir John Simon
House of Commons
John
Vienna
Anton Rintelen
Rome
Rintelen
Wagner
Graz
Labor approves arbitration acts in multiple strikes
Labor endorsed mediation aimed at settling major work stoppages on the Pacific coast and in Chicago, with 12 000 longshoremen choosing arbitration, 800 Chicago stock handlers backing a plan to end their walkout, and 400 hosiery workers striking in Knoxville. National guard units stood by in Minneapolis as talks continued with industry and labor leaders, while foreign affairs and military moves dominated Vienna and Rome reporting.
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Pacific Coast
Chicago
Union Stockyards and Transit Company
National Guard
National Labor Board
Hopewell
Tubize Chatillon Corporation
Pittsburgh
Aluminum Company of America
Hammond
Ind
Midwest
Union Carbon and Carbide Company
Holston
Knoxville
Tenn
South
Officers raid hotel room seize moonshine in disguise
Officers raided a hotel room at Hotel Shelby on July 26 and seized a quantity of Carolina moonshine disguised as Canadian rye. George Johnston, proprietor, was arrested and placed under $500 bond pending trial.
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Shelby
George Johnston
Four Italian Army Divisions Ordered to Austrian Front
An official communique states four army divisions about 8,000 men each are dispatched to points along the Austrian frontier as of today.
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Rome
Witness in Dillinger Case Death by Own Action
Chicago dated July 26. James Probasco a 67 year old west side resident committed death by own action by leaping from a 19th floor window while under questioning about the Dillinger case. The fall occurred in an alley near Adams street after he was left alone briefly in a room. Authorities reported the incident as the seventeenth death attributed to the Dillinger gang.
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Chicago
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Dillinger
James Probasco
West Side
S. P. Cowley
Bureau
Melvin H. Purvis
Probasco
North
Crawford Avenue
Adams Street
A. L. Brody
Cowley
Rookery
Homer van Meter
John Dillinger
John
Lima
Ohio
Jess Sarber
British, French, Italian governments say Austrian independence safe
A London report quotes an authoritative British source stating Britain France and Italy believe no new action is required to defend Austrian independence. It notes the three powers are convinced the current setup remains sufficient.
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London
Great Britain
France
Italy
Nazis blamed for Austrian government seizure bid
Soviet press in Moscow on July 26 blamed German Nazis for the failed attempt by Austrian Nazis to seize Vienna’s government. Zn Industrializatzu, the organ of the commissariat of heavy industry, reported the claim.
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Moscow
Vienna
Zn Industrializatzu
Commissariat of Heavy Industry
Associated Press
Italy
Austria
Morals trial likely ends in mistrial for Hollywood duo
Eight men and four women remain divided over the fate of Dave Allen and Gloria Marsh charged in a scandalous party last April 26. Judge Schauer warned of a possible mistrial as jurors still unsettled after deliberations begun Tuesday. retrial decision would rest with the district attorney.
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Los Angeles
Dave Allen
Gloria Marsh
Hollywood
Allen
Miss Marsh
June de Long
Death Toll Climbs After 80 Mile Hurricane
Houston July 26 A death list that may reach more than 30 was indicated today as the Texas coast from Galveston to Corpus Christi dug out from yesterday's 80 mile hurricane wreckage. The heaviest loss was near Bay City where about 17 were missing. Ten others were missing in Matagorda Bay area and five killed with another fatally injured in a Morelos tornado. Four fishermen remained missing at sea as a wall of water four to twenty feet high overwhelmed lowland districts.
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Houston
Tex
Texas
Galveston
Corpus Christi
Bay City
Carey Smith
Bay
Matagorda Bay
Morelos
Jackson County
Matagorda
State board recesses utilities reassessment work
Raleigh July 26 The state board of assessments after three meetings this week recessed until next week the labor of revaluing public utilities property.
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Raleigh
State Board of Assessments
German Nazi Offices Jubilant Over Austrian Uprising
Munich reports show the Austrian Nazi movement upbeat about the Austrian uprising. Thousands of exiled legionnaires arrive in Germany under orders to report to Munich headquarters. Dollfuss warned to leave. Starhemberg in Venice. German press voices support.
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Germany
Austria
Hitler
Beyreuth
Berlin
Dollfuss
Italy
Ernst von Starhemberg
Venice
Voelkischer Beobachter
Austria Slump as Nazi Putsch Sparks Cabinet Rise
Vienna faces shock as fascists seize power with Prince Ernst von Starhemberg named chancellor after Dollfuss assassination. Civil war erupts in Styria with Nazi fighters clashing government troops. 14 soldiers reported dead in Graz. Lockdown measures and a military court are set as Mussolini sends condolences.
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Heimwehr
Engelbert Dollfnes
Wilhem Miklas
von Starhemberg
Styria
Graz
Dollfuss
Europe
Eva
Rudolf
Carinthia
Italy
Mussolini
Riccione
Frau Dolifuss
Anton Rintelen
Rintelen
Vienna
Austria
Will Rogers on Heat and Roosevelt Travel
Special cable from aboard the ship Malolo dated July 15 features Will Rogers humor about heat reports, California papers, and Roosevelt supposedly fishing near Japan. He jokes about avoiding Republican roars and possible schemes from his own group.
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East
Middle West
California
Roosevelt
Japan
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