Promethee Submarine Sinks Off Cherbourg Prompting Rescue Efforts
France clings to hope for the Promethee crew as salvage ships circle the crash site seven miles north of Cape Levi. The submarine with over 60 aboard lies in 180 to 245 feet of water amid treacherous currents, while Italian divers are sought to aid recovery. Authorities vow full public disclosure as naval forces, including tugs, submarines, and seaplanes, search the area.
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Cherbourg
France
Promethes
Whey
Dromethee
Cape Levi
Artiglia II
Saven
Saul
Gcmen
Promethey
Nyiriling
D'Ataglia
Artiglio IL
Promecnee
Marine Leagues
Tony
Havas
M. Leyes
Admiral Malaveye
Lieu
Democrats Republicans Plan Different Vote Approaches
Democrats and Republicans outline contrasting strategies for the coming election with Republicans favoring a conservative, no change path while Democrats back a break from precedent toward a new route to resolve the crisis. The split follows shifts since Chi town conventions and includes Roosevelt’s cross country emphasis and early campaign events in Boston and the West, with Prohibition Party at Indiangilles adding uncertainty to the coalitions.
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Washington
al Smith
Roosevelt
Smith
Tikewige
California
Olympic Air
Ogden Mills
Boston
Johnson
Hoover
Seattle ‘Times
Bryan
Prohibition Party Maps National Campaign Steps
Leaders outline plans for a nationwide campaign to back the party nominees for president and vice president. William D. Upshaw is named president and Frank S. Regan for vice president, with potential withdrawal if a unified third-party alignment forms. Key strategy groups meet in Washington and Chicago to coordinate eastern and western efforts, with a focus on southern states.
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Indianapolis
Prohibition Party
Chanase
William &. Borah
Willam D. Upshaw
Georgia
House of Representatives
Frank S. Regan
Rockford
Upshaw
Bomah
National Prohibition Board of Strategy
National Conference of Organizations
Washington
Idaho
D. Leigh Colvin
New York
Edward E. Blake
Wheaton
Chamon
Chicago
Fate of Bonus Marches Is Up to Pres Hoover
Washington July 8 The fate of the thousands of bonus marchers in the capital hinges on President Hoover who requested Congress to authorize funds for railroad fare home. Congress approved a $100,000 appropriation for railroad fare and 75 cents a day subsistence for honorably discharged veterans in camp here, with repayment or deduction from the bonus later.
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Pres. Hoover
Washington
Kooyer
Congress
House
Senate
White House
Jury refuses to prosecute girl in Chicago shooting case
Violet Popovich Valli a divorcee and former chorus girl who shot Billy is arraigned on a charge of assault with intent to murder. Judges refused to sign a complaint, police filed the charge. she is in hospital awaiting arraignment as she recovers.
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Chicago
Violet Popovich Valli
Billy
Cub
Ase Saute
Cuba
Bill
Senate plans speedy aid bill veto clash with Garner
Washington July Senate Democrats plan to press unemployment relief terms as they seek to modify Speaker Garner demands. No decision was taken on backing the conference report pending talks with Garner who resists a provision for certain individuals. Frustration rose among conference members over Garner's stance and a three senator sub committee was set to meet with Garner.
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Washington
Senate
Speare
Garner
Hoover
House
Youth Is Charged As Wife's Slayer
Nashville officers charge 21 year old Tanner King with murder in the death of his seven month bride on a mountain road near Nashville. King, wounded after the death, says the wife died in an auto accident following an attack by attackers. Investigators found bloodstained rock and hair near the scene and note King bought a life insurance policy weeks before the death. The grand jury was told no man is named in the indictment.
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Nashville
Tenn
Duly
Royce King
Tanner
Saara
Russellville
Lily
Nashvile
King
Gobbers
Ridgetop
Weacere
Accuser Threatened With Death in Hutton Trial
Los Angeles July 8 deputies guard the courtroom as Myre Joan J Pierre seeks $200000 in a breach of promise suit against David Hutton. Judge Lester Roth received a death threat demanding a Hutton verdict. Miss St Pierre testified amid emotional scenes while a corridor dispute erupted involving Roy Watkins and Angelus Temple associates.
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Los Angeles
Myre Joan &J. Pierre
David Hutton
Lester Roth
Aimee Semple McPherson
Hutton
Miss St. Pierre
Roy Watkins
Angelis Temple
Fair weather across states with small temp shifts
Fair tonight and Saturday with little temperature change in Tennessee and Virginia. High yesterday reached 87, low yesterday 64. Weather data recorded by T. C. Harris, U.W.O. for the preceding 24 hours.
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Tennessee
Virginia
T. C. Harris
U.W
Reynolds Death Probe Continues In Winston-Salem
Authorities pursue motive as inquest into the death of Smith Reynolds proceeds in Winston-Salem. Dr. W N Dalton coroner orders the inquest and summons witnesses including house guests and a caller from New York. Newsmen are barred from the proceedings.
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Winston - Salem
N. C
W. XN. Dalton
Smith Reynolds
Dalton
Young Reynolds
Reynollds
Cousle
Fimner
Reynolds
Earliey
C. G. Hill
Misys Blanche Yurka
New York
the Hone
Ab Walker
Rog Kr Trev
Flushing
N. Y
Winston-Salem
RE. Lasater
B. J. Reynolds
Saillionaire
W. N. Dalton
W. N. Reynolds
Screen's Wealth Stands Revealed in Hollywood Tax Rolls
Los Angeles July 8 Three of Hollywood's top stars Charles Chaplin Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks top the tax rolls with wealth tallies in stocks bonds and real estate Chaplin lists 7397570 in stock holdings plus 295000 in cash and credits Pickford 2316040 in stocks 16190 in foreign trust interests and 152200 in real estate Fairbanks 1384690 in stocks 236760 in foreign trust interests and 75480 in real estate plus 70170 for his home Other details show Harold Lloyd with real estate valued 190430 and 174450 in taxable stocks Constance Bennett 200 in furniture Greta Garbo limited car value John Barrymore third salary 3500 and Gloria Swanson harp valued at 350.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Charles Chaplin
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Screen Colony
Chaplin
Sim
Mary Prexford
Mary
Stairs
Melibu Beach
Greta Garbo
John Barrymore
Cloria Swanson
France and Germany end reparations quarrel by bond
Laubanne Switzerland July 3 An official announcement says France and Germany have a complete reparations accord ending the quarrel. Germany fixes final payment at three billion gold marks about 70 million dollars. Bonds to be issued at ninety percent as credit permits. The preamble states reparations are ended and a new era of mutual confidence begins. Premier Herriot of France announced the accord.
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Laubanne
Switzerland
France
Germany
Republicans Ask House Beer Vote in Congress
A petition signed by 77 Republicans urging immediate action on beer for revenue legislation will be presented to the House by the Republican minority bloc. Drafted at a meeting of anti prohibitionists, the signatories urge a vote on a bill legalizing manufacture transport and sale of beer to raise revenue for the treasury.
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Washington
Garner
House
Wer Bloc
House of Representatives
Congress
United States Treasury
United States
States of the Union
Shift of Mine Hearings Asked
Washington July 8 AP Kentucky hearings in a congressional investigation of alleged terrorism among miners in that state are likely to be recommended to the Senate Manufacturers Committee next week by a sub committee that has conducted an extended study. The tentative report notes witnesses appeared voluntarily and that the picture of conditions is partial and incomplete. It calls for further review and for officials and residents of Kentucky to formally explain or repudiate the grave allegations of constitutional rights invasion.
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Washington
Kentucky
Senate Manufacturers Committee
Thas
Abandoned Flight After Crash Near Borisov Russia
A plan to set a world light around the world record by James Mattern and Bennett Griffin Lo ended in a crash near Borisov, 50 miles from Minsk. They escaped unharmed, began a return by train to Moscow, and their prospects of beating the record were lost. Their flight started from Floyd Bennett Field and faced fog and navigation errors. The report notes Post and Gatty were ahead but Mattern and Griffin’s crash halted their progress.
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Bennet Griffin
James Mattern
Post and Gatty
Russia
Moscow
Bennett Griffin Lo
Berlin
Borisov
Minsk
Post and Garly
Altter
Bureau of Aviation
Mattern
Griffin
Floyd Bennett Field
New York City
Harbor Greece
N. F
Newfoundland
Post
Gatty
Omsk
Berlin Ey
North America
Clarence Chamberlain
Charles Levine
Ger
Doubtful Future Faces Beer for Revenue Bill Fight
Two Democratic senators Glass of Virginia and Ashurst of Arizona balked at supporting the Bingham Beer bill, requiring 3.2 percent alcohol to be non intoxicating before voting. Senator Tydings accused Republicans of trying to embarrass the Democratic party as a battle over legality and timing unfolded in Washington on July 8.
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Indiangells
Glass
Virginia
Ashurst
Arizona
Tydings
Maryland
Washington
Chicago
Ture
Senate
Bingham
Conn
Judiciary Committee
Robber Vittatoe jailed in Campbell county jail
Robert Vittatoe, 21, wanted in Logan County Arkansas on a bank robbery charge, was arrested Thursday at a brother’s home and jailed in Campbell County. Officials say Vittatoe and three others locked a cashier in a bank vault and escaped with about $1,000.
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Jacksboro
Tens
Duly &Ap
Robert Vittatoe
Logan County
Ark
Campbell County
R. D. Davis
Vittatoe
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