Non aggression pact proposal rejected by United States
In 1934 US officials rejected a Soviet non aggression pact proposed by Litvinoff to Bullitt, citing long standing US policy against separate peace-time alliances and concerns over Japan. The decision emphasized that a pact with Moscow could provoke misunderstanding in Japan and strain US relations with Tokyo, despite Roosevelt's peace aims.
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Kingsbury Smith Chon
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Washington
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United States
Soviet Russia
Main Litvinoff
William ©. Bullitt
Moscow
Bullitt
Soviet Union
Far East
L Bullitt
Mullitt
Litvinaft
Roosevelt
No Invitations For Lee Tracy
Hollywood columnist reports Lee Tracy blasting Hollywood parties in his Paramount dressing room. He says parties are dull unless few people know each other and asserts he would rather not mingle, criticizing the social scene and noting his avoidance of night clubs since his mother visited.
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Harrison Carroll
Hollywood
I. N.S
INS
Lee Tracy
Paramount
Holywood
Lee
Guard Covers The Waterfront Occupation In San Francisco
The 184th Infantry with 240 officers and men is mobilized in armories, awaiting orders. Col Mittelstaedt vows law and order with rifles automatic rifles and machine guns as rioters threaten a general strike over the Embarcadero.
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Coast Artillery
184Th Infantry
Col. Mittelstaedt
San Francisco
Moscow drops idea of global nonaggression pact
The text notes Moscow has abandoned a plan for a pact of non aggression with all nations for now, signaling refusal to pursue broader security arrangements that could be misread as aimed at specific countries.
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Moscow
Court Faces Odd Decision On Faith Versus Medicine
July 6 Inb district court in Pinla delPita hears John Hoffman 16 whose father refuses medical care citing religious belief. Judge Theodore Roach weighs whether a parent can deny hospital treatment while child endures a painful leg fracture. A compromise allowed an exam at Orthopaedic Hospital to aid the decision to be issued next Thursday.
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Pinladelpita
John Hoffman
Theodore Roacn
John
Tabernacles of
Walth
Hoffman Goemmly
Ton
Altho
Hoffman
Jurge Rosen
Orthopaeds Hospital
Wile
Happenings and Celebrations in Clymer This Week
In Clymer, a small theater fire caused a brief blaze with minor injuries to one man and little damage. Mr and Mrs John Dixon celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary with 39 guests from Punxsutawney Pittsburgh and Cumberland. Fourth of July events saw a lack of cooperation but a parade led by council members and the Clymer Boys Band followed by two games at the ball grounds, drawing families from town.
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John Dixon
Franklin Street
Punxsutawney
Pittsburgh
Cumberland
Maryland
Clymer
Abraham
Clymer Boys
Prof
S. Capalla
Orpheus Band
Thomas Stull
Obituary James Work of North Platte Dies at 64
James Alexander Work died June 26 in North Platte Nebraska from a complication of diseases. Born June 4 1862 in East Mahoning township he moved to Nebraska about 30 years ago and worked for the Union Pacific Rail way before retiring to a farm life. He leaves seven teen grandchildren and several children including Mrs Dora Nelson Nebraska Mrs Vera Marquette Nebraska Mrs Ethel Kelly Indiana Pa and Frayne at home. Survived by two sisters Mrs Sadie McCall and Mrs Leora Mauk Rochester Mills. In the past year the Work family suffered two tragic deaths including his wife Ella Barr Work killed Feb 4 1933 and eldest son Samuel Verner Work who died May 8 1984.
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James Alexander Work
North Platte
Neb
Aaron
Mary Lewis Work
Indiana County
East Mahoning Township
Nebraska
Union Pacific Railway
Dora Nelson
Vera Marquette
Ethel Kelly
Indiana
Frayne
Sadie McCall
Leora Mauk
Rochester Mills
The
Grim Reaper
Ella Barr Work
Dockers Point
Samuel Verner Work
North Platts
Four Injured In Farmers Strike At Seabrook Farms
Bridgeton New Jersey July 6 Four guards were injured as a clash between striking farm workers and guards protecting Seabrook Farms drew state police tear gas. Injured: Jack Saunders Morris Peck Sam Gould Jack Stevenson. Saunders in dying condition. Gould skull fracture. Non strikers driven tractors diverted. owners form vigilance committee.
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Woodstown
Port Norris
Hammonton
Jack Saunders
Sam Gould
Jack Stevenson
Morris Peck
Saunders
Deerfield Township
Bridgeton
Gould
Peck
Stevenson
Victim of paralytic stroke Mrs Matilda Stoops dies
Mrs Matilda Stoops 72 of Wayne township died Tuesday night after a paralytic stroke that struck Monday. Widow of Istle John Stoops she was born in Ohio and lived in Valley township early life. Survived by seven children and ten grandchildren. Burial from her Wayne township home today at 2 and interment in St Michaels cemetery.
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Matilda Stoops
Wayne Township
John Stoops
Stoops
Ohio
Valley Township
John Rutter
Harry
Maigillon
Dayton
Ida
Clark
Important Political Question In Deaths In Germany
The piece compares political violence in Germany with Russia and Italy, noting Stalinist exile, Mussolini’s tactics, and the fate of Hitler’s followers. It reflects on the despair felt by two million Brown Shirts and the impact on their widows, suggesting a deep political and social crisis in postwar Germany.
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Germany
Russia
Italy
Communist Party
Stalin
Trotsky
Siberia
Mussolini
Lipari
Statin
Hitler
France
Charlotte Corday
Loaded Autos Go Back Passengerless
Workingmen in the capital were told the situation is becoming acute though official denial of war time rationing persists. Dr Kurt Schmitt the minister of economics has been given virtual dictatorship over all life necessities with power to ration at any moment. One of his first steps today was
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Kurt Schmitt
Pierre Huss
1. N.S
Berlin
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Germany
France
Reich
London
Kurt von Schleicher
Bureau of Propaganda and Public Enlightenment
Louis Barthou
Geneva
Hitler
Barthou
von Schleicher
Paris
Maxime Waygand
Archibald Montgomery - Massingberd
Luis Barthou
England
Saar
Roosevelt Begins Puerto Rico Motor Tour From Mayaguez
President Roosevelt disembarked at Mayaguez and started a 200 mile motor trip across Puerto Rico to San Juan. He was greeted by Governor Blanton Winship. The trip occurs during a 10,000 mile cruise aboard the yacht Houston with Mrs. Roosevelt joining earlier. Crowds cheered as bands played the Star Spangled Banner and rain threatened the day.
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Mayaguez
Puerto Rico
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Roosevelt
San Juan
Blanton Winship
Houston
Panama Canal
Hawaii
Berlin War Tides Rise as Pots Pots Potatoes Mentioned
German rationing debates include potatoes 2.8 centimeters for pigs and human consumption. Amid executions and Munich terror, reports say Father Muhler and editor Fritz Gerlach were among victims. Rumors swirl of Reich leaders shot and villa raids, while Berlin faces France tension after alleged plot stories.
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Hitler
Lichterfelde
Brandenburg
Father Mahler
Fritz Gerlach
Munich
Father Muhler
Dachau
Wiesee
Roehm
Storp
Joe Murphy Pays Murder Inc Debt In New York Mystery
In Ossining New York Joe Murphy and three others were convicted for causing the death of Durable Mike Malloy a speakeasy patron to collect life insurance. Murphy’s debt to Murder Inc was cancelled and the companions were released weeks earlier.
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U Ossining
N. Y
Joe Murphy
Murder, Inc
New York
Murphy
Mike’ Malloy
Home W. C. T. U Met July 11 at Mrs. Sloan’s
The Home Women’s Christian Temperance Union will hold an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. Lottie Sloan of Greekside on Wednesday July 11. A covered dish lunch will be served at noon. The program includes devotional time, readings, discussions on advertising for the temperance cause, and piano solo.
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Lottie Sloan
Greekside
America
Helen Wallace
John Streams
Mary Gilhousen
the Press For Christian Temperance
Edith Adamson
Margaret Streams
Actress Marie Dressler’s condition unchanged in Santa Barbara
In Santa Barbara on July 6 officials said Marie Dressler, 62, remains in an unchanged resting state at the C. K. Billings estate cottage. Physicians warned she may live days or weeks, but there is no hope of recovery or return to the screen.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
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C. K. Billings
Marie Dressler
Stock Market Review of Major Corporations and Bonds
A compact listing of prominent companies and bonds including Allied Chemical American Tobacco Bethlehem Steel General Electric General Motors United States Steel Westinghouse and others clustered around market activities with figures such as 183% and 42% appearing in bond or stock context. The column names several railroads oil and utility firms and major manufacturers reflecting a broad market snapshot.
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Allied Chemical - American Car
American Smelting
American Tobacco A
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Atchison T, S. Fy
Atlantic Refining A
T. B
Railroad
Bethlehem Steel
Bordens
Canadian Pacific
Chas
Ohio Chrysler
Coca Cola Columbia Gas Consolidated Oil
Curtiss-Wright du Pont
Freeport
Texas General Electric
General Motors Int
Nickle Int
T. Kelvinator
Kennecott Copper Mis
Kana-Texas Co
Montgomery Ward National Dairy Prod
New York Central
H. North American
Packard Motor Pennsylvania
R. R. Pullman
Pure Oil
Radio Corporation
Reynolds Tobacco
Sears Roebuck
Socony-Vacuum
Standard Oil of
N. J. Studebaker
Texas Corporation
Nited Corporation
United Gas Imp
United States Steel
Warner Bros
Pic
Westinghouse
Elec
Woolworth
Arkansas Gas Cities Service
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Brushvalley Grange July 12 Program in Brief
Brushvalley Grange held a July 12 program featuring a reading of the Declaration of Independence signer Tressa Hanna and recitals by Mrs. D. C. Davis and Mrs. Raymond Davis. The program included What the Flag Means To Me by P. Allen and J. P. Snyder, The Growth of Our Flag by J. H. Rhine, a trumpet solo by Paul Overdorff, and The Patriotism of Peace by Mrs. H. C. Cunningham and Helen McMullen.
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Brushvalley Grave
Tressa Hanna
D. C. Davis
Reymond Davis
P. &. Allen
J. P. Snyder
J. H. Rhine
Paul Overdorff
H. C. Cunningham
Helen McMullen
America
Youths Held In Bakery Holdup In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh July 6 Officials said two New Alexandria youths Frank Ferra 19 and Raymond Tierno 22 were arrested near Blairsville by city detectives and held for further investigation in the Liberty Banking Company holdup here Saturday. Bank employees identified them through photographs as two of the three attackers.
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Pittsburgh
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Blairsville
Alexandria
Liberty Banking Company
Frank Ferra
Raymond Tierno
Mrs Insull Stands By Husband In Trouble
Chicago July 6 Mrs Samuel Insull Sr stood beside her ill husband as federal and state indictments were announced over the collapse of his utility empire. She said a wife's duty is to be with her man and denied plans to return to the stage or enter movies.
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Chicago
INS
Samuel Insull
Gladys
Theatre Mashers Fined $10 Each in Morals Court
Five men admitted taking undue liberties with two women in a downtown Pittsburgh theatre. Policewomen on duty identified the offenders and turned them over to a city detective in the lobby. all five were fined $10 in morals court.
Licenses Listed for Indiana and Nearby Areas
A long OCR style list enumerates names and locations across Indiana and adjacent regions. The fragment mentions individuals such as Ira Porter Fulmer Grace A Cost Royden Calhoun Sarah P Stewart Winifred Wolfe and many others linked to towns like Rochester Mahaffey Robinson Penn Run Shelocta and Armstrong County. The text resembles a licensing or registry roster with many personal names followed by place names.
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Ira
Porter Fulmer
Indiana
Grace A. Cost
Royden
Calhoun
Kensington
Sarah P. Stewart
N. Kensin
Murrel A. States
Rochester Mill
Kathryn H. Baun
Rochester Mills
Samuel 2. Munshower
Winifred Wolfe
Penn Run
Henry H. Dunmire
Robinson Erma Mae Luker
Robinson
Ray Byers
Mahaffey
Ethel Alice Hurd
Leonard Stephen Johnson
Edi
Sarah Williams
Moween
Leo Sanosky
Lucerneminus
Norma MacClaweon
Joseph Nudge
Rose KE
Pizzica
Chicago
Clyde Wesley Sharp
Sheloce Uate
C. Harbison
L.A. Lentz Jr
R. D
Sylvia
Houdin
James Travis
Armstrong Co
Alberta Catchpole
Armstrong
James Thornton
Men
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Moorhead
John B. Hayes
John B
Ted) Hayes
Sherman Avenue
Vandergrift
First Baptist Church
W. T. Wymore
Hayes
Valley
George Hayes
Presbyterian Hospital
Agnes B. Hayes
Lloyd George
Edgar Jackson
Apollo
Dickie Jackson
Annabelle George
Evans
Youngstown
Maude Hayes
New Jersey
Murder Inc
Indiana County Thrift Corporation
Indiana County Deposit Bank Building
Indiana, Pa
D. W. Simpson
C. Gilbert Wolfenden
C. R. Foster
Harry A. Borland
T. F. McCarthy
Robt
M. Fisher
Evtesee
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Harry J. Buch
J. Ellsworth
H. R. Hickox
Geo. T. Jones DR
C. H. Kirk
Brushvalley Grange
Mrs. Insull
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