Riot injures 300 U S sailors in France in July
In Suan Les Pins France July 7 thirty United States sailors were injured and ten arrested after a clash between police and sailors when James Kline was shot by Leon Gurty a French secret police official. Eight hundred sailors from the battleships Arkansas and Wyoming were ashore as groups attacked police in retaliation.
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Suan Les Pins
France
INS
United States
James Kline
Leon
Curty
Secret Police
Kline
Gurty
Arensted
Arkansas
Wyoming
Admiral Hayes
Waterfront Is Tense
G Vandelieur president of the council unveils the only way such a strike can be called is by a vote of each individual union The strategy committee is the best move now it will help us lay organized plans in the seen a general strike is later called Ferryboat engineers in a union meeting postponed any strike decision A unit of the carmen's union voted to go along with the majority of labor The general strike was urged by firing marine union heads in protests against Acting Governor Merriman's calling out of state B to protect waterfront Meanwhile strike agitators were circulating among the labor unions urging a general walkout to tie up an Francisco industry and business
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G. Vandelieur
Carmen
F. F. ‘Merriman
Francisco
Roehm
Erich Klaugeney
von Logsaw
Reichwehr
Hitler
Herren Club of
Junkers
Junker
Boehm
von Schleicher
Nazi Party
Germany
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Joseph Paul Goebbels
Hinev
Hitler Guards
Saecalleg Triumvirala
Mohammed
Nazi
von Iindenburg
Storm Troopers
Storm Troops
Berlin
Munich
Ernst Boehm
Franz von Papen
von Papen
Paul von Hindenburg
Fractured Skull Ends Man's Life Nightly
Zanuck, born 1914 in Pittsburgh, dies from a fractured skull after a vehicle crash. Investigators report a pedestrian injured earlier named Foebis, with Mika Igurik uninjured. Patrols seek missing Sebis and plan a coroner’s inquest after the highway patrol completes its probe. Funeral services likely Monday at St Bernard's Cemetery in Indiana.
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Pizcevich
Mika Igurik
Sebis
Pedestian
Foebis
Wil
Davis
Zanuck
Pittsburgh
McIntyre
Toch
United Mines Workers of Africa
St. Bernard's Cemery
Indiana
Bloody Week Ends as Hitler Consolidates Power
Germany reeled through staged reactions after the killings of General Kurt von Schleicher and his wife, with reports of Ernst Röhm's death and growing belief in a conspiracy. Public sentiment shifted from numb shock to relief at Hitler's actions, amid rumors of larger purges and a looming terror under the storm troops.
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Germany
Kurt von Schleicher
Ernst Rothm
Reichstag
Roehm
von Schleicher
Adolf Hitler
Boehm
Hitler
Storm Troops
Yunleicher
New Vaccine To Combat Paralysis
PUTLAPELIDA Tily 7-185 a vaccine to combat infantile paralysis has been demonstrated on monkeys and prepared by Dr John A Kotmian at Pomme University. He plans human trials and cites many volunteers willing to participate. In New York, three philatelists report adverse reactions after inoculating themselves. several lab assistants also received the vaccine, with health concerns noted.
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John A. Kotmian
Hyves
ST O
American Medical Association
New York
Philaterians
Willi Fl. Parks
Josephine B. Neal
Henry Wirt Jackson
Althout
Maree
Raymond Brodie
Extelen Heath
Aftermath of Boehm Revolt Reveals Nazi Power Shift
The piece argues the Boehm revolt exposed deep German divisions across Catholic, Bavarian, and Junker circles, eroding belief in Nazi unity. It notes Goering's rise, Goebbels's lingering influence, and the decoupling of Hitler’s inner circle as disbanded stormtroopers face reassignment and widespread uncertainty.
Major Simpson Founds Indiana Lumber and Supply Company
Major Simpson after a career in public service and business ventures launched the Indiana Lumber and Supply Company in February 1903. Original officers were A B Cunningham president Judge Harry White vice president and D W Simpson secretary treasurer. The firm has paid dividends every year except two, reflecting Simpson's financial stewardship and the nephews’ mill expertise.
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Hughes and
Indiana Lumber & Supply Company
Major Simpson
Indiana Lumber
Major Simpson to head Indiana County Thrift Corporation
Major Simpson son of Indiana Lumber & Supply Co. director and longtime community leader, named president of the newly created Indiana County Thrift Corporation. He has held public roles in banking and insurance, military service in the National Guard, and strong emphasis on punctual, disciplined administration. The interview highlights his view of thrift bank safety, social value, and dedication to Indiana County's small-loan needs.
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Jeannette
John L. Ayres
A. K. Simpson
Indiana Lumber & Supply Company
Major Simpson
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
NRA Board Could Split Work Into Enforcement and Policy
The text discusses structuring the NRA board into two classes: enforcement and administration versus policy and amendments. It notes criticism of aggressive tactics toward resistant industries and questions whether Johnson would remain on such a board, signaling uncertainty about his continued role.
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NRA
Cyan
Johnson
Renin
Washington Parody Snafu in Pot Luck Parlor
A satirical slice targets public officials and the press. The piece mocks government claims and media coverage while weaving in jumbled phrases about cars, pot, air conditioning, and the presidency. It notes rumors around Ronald Richberg and references Franklin D. Roosevelt era phrases.
Rockefeller Approaches His Ninety Fifth Birthday in Lakewood
The aging financier John D. Rockefeller nears 95 as neighbors visit including Rev. Marshal Sewell and J. Verne Chase. He rises early, enjoys car rides, and relaxes with family in the Lakewood yard. Though retired from issuing nickels, his philanthropy remains vast, donating hundreds of millions and supporting Boy Scouts and local Baptist and Presbyterian churches.
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Lakewood
Marshal Sewell
The
Baptist Church
J. Verne Chase
Rockefeller
Lakeswood
John
Lakehurst Naval Air Station
Sohn D
Baptist
Presbyterian
Lakewond
Headquarters Transfer To Berlin To Watch Leadership
The Nazi party signals anxiety after last week's purge of alleged traitors. Victory Lutze announces a reorganization of the Brown Shirts and a reduction in their numbers. Membership will be limited to those 100 percent loyal to Der Fuehrer.
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Nagai Party
Victory Lutee
Sturmy
Lutze
Storm
der Fuehrer
Final Curtain for Movie Actors and Censorship Change
Hollywood reports the deaths of Alec B. Francis and Harry Pollard, both 65, noted for their roles and direction respectively. Joseph J. Breen becomes the sole film censor czar for Hays, with veto power over any picture, subject to possible override only by Hays directors.
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Hollywood
Alec B. Francis
Harry Pollard
Francis
Peter Grimm
Cal
INS
Joseph J. Breen
Bill Hays
Hays Organization
Breen
Hays
Propaganda Ministry Tightens Grip On German Press
Foreign newspapers report a growing chill in Germany as Goebbels leads a propaganda ministry that fully controls domestic papers. Officials aim to suppress foreign coverage while curbing competing voices, yet the ministry remains too busy to vet all international periodicals.
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Ministry of Propaganda
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Indiana widow and Crandall lead obituaries dates
Mercy of Indiana dies at home in Jeannette after illness. She leaves husband two daughters and two sons. services in Sacred Heart Church Jeannette. Jack B Crandall of Indiana WWI veteran dies at Veterans Hospital Aspinwall. service at Leydie Funeral Home and burial in Greenwood. Apple death in Charlottesville Va widow of Indiana resident. three children survive. services in St Bernard's Church. Clark S Baun longtime Rochester Mills resident dies in Clearfield Memorial Hospital.
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Mercy
Indiana
Jeannette
Penn Run
Dorothy Beers
Helena Pearl
Raymond
Henry Albert
St. Vincent's Seminary
Latrobe
C Lair
Agnes Hoffman
East Oak Street
Lusa City
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church
Crandall
Jack B. Crandall
Veterans Hospital
Aspinwall
Leydie Funeral Home
Wayne Avenue
John A. McCamey
Methodist Episcopal Church
Greenwood Cemetery
John B
Jessie (Gaster) Crandall
Wintondale
Navy
U. S. S. Realus
Virginia Crandall
Johanna
George W. Fields
Homer City
Francis J. Hanley
Raymond R. Hinkle
Apple Services
Geevieve White Apple
Charlottesville
Richard and
Kathrine H. White
Charles
Apple
Norah K
Robert W. Stadden
Pine Acres
Ason
Alexander Maxwell Apple
Baltimore
Mabel ‘I
J. Telford
M. C. Watson
Maximilian White
Clark S. Baun
Rochester Mills
Clearfield Memorial Hospital
Clearfield
Noted Actress Clings to Life in Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara, Cal., July 7. Marie Dressler, battling an incurable illness, continued a fragile rally. She rested well, was more alert than last week, recognized friends, spoke a few words, and took nourishment sparingly as doctors await her fate.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Marie Dressler
Baun Rites Held for Local Pioneer at Juneau
At 62 after a long illness, Christ Baun of Juneau died. Born November 26, 1871 near Rochester Mills, he was a son of Mr and Mrs Baun and married young. Survived by his widow and children Clyde Earl Daisy four brothers George Irvin Clair David and sister Anna Huber. Services were held at the Juneau Evangelical church at 2 pm Sunday with burial in the Marchand cemetery.
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Rochester Mills
Christ Baun
Mr. Baun
Evangelical Church of
Juneau
Clyde
Earl
Daisy
Marion Center
George
Irvin
Oregon
Clair
Reynoldsville
David
Locust
Anna Huber
Indiana
Juneau Church
Marchand Cemetery
Pitt Instructor Fights Dismissal Amid Protests
Counter-actions to the dismissal of Dr. Ralph B. Turner, liberal member of the University of Pittsburgh history department, unfold with planned labor protests and alumni petitions. The League for Social Justice reports labor groups of the committee of twenty nine, of which Turner is county chairman, will hold a protest.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Ralph B. Turner
University of Pittsburgh History Department
Turner
League For Social Justice
Committee of Twenty-Nine
First Checks For Blind Pensioners In July
Harrisburg July 7 The first June blind pension checks likely will be drawn by the State Treasury around mid July. Miss Blanche E Stauffer state supervisor of the mothers' assistance fund asked county boards to submit pension payroll accounts by July 9 for all applications already checked. Gov Gifford Pinchot allocated 125000 dollars from liquor store profits to pay the first blind pensions for June.
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Harrisburg
INS
Blanche E. Stauffer
Mothers’ Assistance Fund
Gifford Pinchot
West Penn briefs report steel mills restart next week
Sharon area plants including Sharon Steel Hoop American Sheet & Tin Plate Farrell Works Carnegie Steel Farrell Westinghouse American Steel & Wire Wheatland Pittsburgh Steel Foundries plan to resume operations after a week of inactivity. In Pittsburgh Dr Jesse W Holmes Socialist candidate for governor will attend Swarthmore Swarthmore district at the state convention July 21 22 in Sinking Springs Berks.
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Sharon
Shenango Valley
Sharon Steel Hoop Company
American Sheet & Tin Plate Company
Farrell Works
Carnegie Steel Company
Farrell
Westinghouse
American Steel & Wire Mill
Wheatland
Pittsburgh Steel Foundries
Pittsburgh
Jesse WH. Holmes
Swarthmore
Socialist Party
Sinking Springs
Allied Chemical
American Tobacco
Arkansas Gas
Armour A
Atchison T. S. F
Atlantic Refining
Auburn Motor
Bethlehem Steel
Bordens
Canadian Pacific
Ches
Ohio
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Columbia Gas Consolidated Oil
Curtiss-Wright
Dupont
Freeport
Lexas
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Int
Nickel Int
Pet
Int. T
Kelvinator
Kennecott Copper
Lone Star Gas
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
Norf and
West
Pennsylvania A
Radio Corporation
Radio Keithen Reynolds Tobacco
Sears Roebuck
Salt. Gr. Prod
Socony-Vacuum
Standard Oil
Cele
Standard Oil of
N. J
Studebaker Texas Corporation
Union Pacific United Corporation
United Gas Imp
United States Steel
Warner Bros. Pic du Westinghouse Airbrake
Westing
Knight fails to win suit over Mellon fortune tax claim
Philadelphia July 7 United States Court of Appeals refused Albert R Knight Lansdowne the right to sue William L Mellon and five Gulf Refining directors for 93 629 196.58 Knight claimed the money was due in income tax and sought to recover for himself for giving the information The ruling ends his bid to recover funds from the Mellon circle centered on Gulf Refining dividends 1926 to 1931.
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Philadelphia
INS
Albert R. Knight
Mellon
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
High Court
Knight
Lansdowne
William L. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
The
Gulf Refining Company
Manila Court Finds Arnault Guilty of Gold Smuggling
In Manila on July 7, a court convicted Jean Arnault, a French-born naturalized Filipino, of attempting to smuggle 19000 dollars worth of gold. The court ordered the gold confiscated and Arnault fined double its value under the gold export act.
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Manila
P. I
Roosevelt
Jean L. Arnault
Filie Jpina
Philippines
Arnault
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