Sino Japanese fighting breaks out near Peiping again
A Tientsin dispatch says Chinese and Japanese troops clashed west of Peiping despite a local agreement. Chinese forces reportedly built a concrete pillbox at Lukouchiao on the Youngting river while Japanese officers called the incident grave. Reports note ongoing tensions and limited local settlements with Nanking remaining unmoved.
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Bomei
Tientsin
Peiping
Lukouchiao
Youngting
Hopeh
Chinas
China
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Nanking
Japan
Shinrogure
Hidaka
Wang Chung-Hui
Peiping-Tientsin
Asahi
29Th Army
Yuanshih
Hankaw
Tentsin
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Soviet Union
H. H. Kung
Southampton
Eng
United States
Mukden
Manchoukuo
Here
Manor Problems in Fight On Id to Be Discussed
Washington July 19 AP President William Green of the American Federation of Labor asks for August decision on two major issues in the fight against John L Lewis committee on industrial organization s Should the federation push broad industry unions as well as craft unions and should dues be permanently increased to finance the campaign Green notes AFL membership rises to about 3 1 million while CIO claims over 3 million The United Mine Workers weighs Green ouster and other labor fronts report strikes and hearings across Cleveland Detroit Chicago Akron and Detroit involving steel, truck, and milk disputes and Wagner Act charges against Ford Motor Co
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Committee On Industrial Organizations
Lewis
Labor
Green
Atlantic City
N. J
C.lo
International Board of the United Mine Workers
Lewis An Green
Cleveland
Samuel West
Detroit
Chicago
Akron
Intercity
Detroits
National Labor Relations Board
Ford Motor Co
Lehman Fights Gourta Packing Plan Amid New York Politics
Gov Lehman denounces a packing plan as he travels to Washington after weekend at New Jersey resort and Avon. Senator Copeland praises Lehman as patriotic while signaling anti New Deal mayoral bid in New York City. Walter T Brown reports a flood of congratulatory telegraphs. At Charleston Missouri a fire injures Bras Lattimore. he jumps from a second story window as five families escape. Porcupines grow new quills to replace lost ones in combat.
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Washington
New Jersey
Avon
Iester
Copeland
D-Ny
Lehman
Copelani
New York City
Bing
Utah
Walter T. Brown
Charleston
Bras Lattimore
Lattimore
KWOS Radio Tuesday Program Schedule July 20
Radio day by day timetable from KWOS lists programs and times July 20 including Farm Service Rambling Red Home Folks Frolic News Sun Dial Birthday Bell Churely in the Wildwood Organalities Gypsy Fortunes Harry Reser Orchestra Kay Kyser Orchestra Pavilic Paradise Tuneful Topics News Musical Postman Vocal Varieties Program Bugle Serenaders Afternoon Moods Rhumba Rhapsody Dance Hour News The Oracle Speaks Gaieties Tea Time Tunes Once Upon a Time Musical Column of the Air Hollywood Brevities Sweet Music Evening Melody Harmony Hall News Musical Interlude Resume St. Louis Browns Yankees Game Country Church Hollywood Easy to Remember Dreamers Ole
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Sun Dial
Churely
The
Wildwood
Harry Reser
Kay Kyser
Jefferson City
Mona Hess
Jan Garber
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Country Church of Hollywood
Former Springfield mayor paroled from Menard prison
Chester Ill July 19 AP John Schnepp 70 former mayor of Springfield Ill was paroled today from the southern Illinois penitentiary at Menard. He was convicted of embezzling funds from an estate he conservator for a term of one to 10 years set in May 1935. He left for Springfield with his wife daughter and son in law at 8 30 this morning. He has been a trusty. Schnepp was arrested in Los Angeles. There are 20000 Salvation Army bands in Great Britain.
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Chester
Ill
John Schnepp
Springfield
Illnois
Menard
Schnepp
Los Angeles
Galena Youth Dies From Gunshot Wound
Hubert Reginald Heap. 22, was found dying from a 22 caliber gunshot wound at his Galena home early Sunday. He died shortly after his mother found him. Coroner Dr. C H Jones ruled death accidental? or personal safety related and announced no inquest. Heap moved to Galena six years ago after his father died in Grand Haven Michigan.
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Galem
Kas
Hubert Reginald Heap
Heap
C. H Jones
Galena
Grand Haven
Mich
Heavy Spanish War Battle 13 War News From Front
British ships left St. Jean de Luz after news that Candleston Castle was captured by insurgent forces in Spanish waters. Eden disclosed Britain demanded the release of Molton, via ambassador to Spain. Berlin announced trade accords with insurgent Spain. Requisition papers issued for Frank Hardy’s return to Jasper County, wanted for a 1932 bank robbery.
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St. Jean de Luz
France
Admiralty
Candleston Castle
Royal Oak
Basilisk
Anthony Eden
House of Companons
Great Britain
Molton
Eden
Francisco Franco
Herbert Chilton
Spain
Hendaye
Alfred Duff Cooper
Almirante Cervera
Berlin
Germany
Salamanca
Frank G. Harris
Frank Hardy
Jasper County
Bank of
Oronogo
Waco
Texas
England Holds Out Friendship to Mussolini
London reports British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden urged goodwill toward Italy in the House of Commons, saying Britain rejects aggression or revenge and supports non intervention in Spain if the 1922 nine power treaty signatories avoid escalation. He linked Europe’s peace to renewed League of Nations appeal and expanded membership while seeking peaceful settlement of Sino-Japanese tensions.
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Anthony Eden
Italy
Spain
China
Eden
Britain
League of Nations
League
Geneva
United States
Germany
Japan
Great Britain
Europe
Political Picnic Brings Speakers At Cameron
A Sunday Father M. F. Wogan picnic near Cameron drew an estimated 15,000 with talks on the supreme court issue. Dan M. Nee praised Roosevelt leadership, Rep. Richard Duncan urged party loyalty and court revision support, while J. G. Morgan opposed the court proposal. In Washington, the House approved a 24,877,000 flood control plan for the lower Ohio river basin and ordered surveys on many streams in multiple states. The note on U S symbolism and a physics fact closes the item.
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Washington
House
Senate
Ohio River
Pickups Reported Stolen Purse and Local Fires Noted
Mrs. Chas. Totter reported a purse stolen while cleaning a physician's office in uptown Saturday. Fire companies fought a blaze in a Myrtle street dump, extinguished with no damage. Recorder LePage issued marriage licenses to four couples, including Hugh H. Foehm and Marcella Wilbret of St. Louis. City crews began road resurfacing on East High street. Miss Helen Meyer, secretary to Scout leader L. E. Glinkman, visits Bonnots Mill for vacation with her parents.
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Chas. Totter
West Elm Street
Uptown
Myrtle Street
Henry LePage
Hugh H. Foehm
Marcella Wilbret
St. Louis
Homer L. Duff
Eldred
Luetta M. Webster
Hannibal
Helen Meyer
Scout
L. E. Glinkman
Roger Smith
Hetty Jeach
Bonnots Mill
Noted Editor Kuhn Dies at 51 in Washington
Oliver Owen Kuhn, 51, managing editor of the Washington Star and chairman of the AP Managing Editors Association, died yesterday. His funeral is set for Tuesday. The report also notes a peach tree blight linked to the wingless leaf hopper per botanist Dr. Lewis Kunkel.
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Washington
Oliver Owen Kuhn
The
Washington Star
Kuhn
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Lewis Kunkel
Inventors Named in Historic Honor Roll of Twelve
A recent honor roll selects 12 renowned inventors including Bell Edison Fulton Goodyear Hall Howe McCormick Mergenthaler Morse Westinghouse Wright and Whitney. The recognition highlights contributions across communication, transportation, manufacturing, and technology.
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Bell, Edison
Fulton
Goodyear
Hall
Howe
McCormick
Mergenthaler
Morse
Westinghouse
Wright
Arid
Whitney
Man Denies Neosho Bank Robbery Extradition Waiver
Harry Blee denied participation in the $17,000 March 1935 Neosho bank robbery and said he would waive extradition after being arrested by Department of Justice agents in Los Angeles. Blee, living with his wife for about a year, was the last of seven alleged robbers to be captured. one had been killed. Hanson described Blee as a former pharmacist who faced charges from bootlegging to felonious assault and noted a $320,000 bond jump in May 1935.
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Los Angeles
Neosho
Harry Blee
Department of Justice
Blee
John Hanson
Hanson
Springfield
Railroad worker commits death by own action in Springfield
Springfield July 19 AP David A Ross 43 a railroad section worker shot and killed himself in his home Coroner J P Ferguson said his mother Mrs Emily lives in St Louis He had five daughters and two brothers The report follows another line about Frank Durrett an oil track driver shot to death in Marshall July 19 AP The coroner cited possible accident or death by own action with no motive known to support the latter Durrett was married and had two children.
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Springfield
David
A- Ross
Frieso Railroad
JP. Ferguson
Emily
Marshall, Mo
Frank Durrett
Durrett
WHAM TIRE BLEW OUT ENDS VACATION IN TRAGIC CRASH
Rogers Cox of Newton Highlands Massachusetts along with his brother sister and a friend enjoyed two weeks of leisure before a front tire blew on the Newburyport Turnpike. The car skidded into trees and came to a stop after a violent crash. The article urges drivers to fit Silvertowns tires for safety.
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Rogers Cox
Newton Highlands
Mass
Rogers
Newburyport
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