Fresh Japanese Troops Roll Toward China War Zone
Reports say Japan mobilizes troops from Manchuria toward north China as clashes resume near Peiping. Fighting erupted along the Yungting river after a 36 hour truce ended, with Japanese claiming victory at Lungwangmian and Chinese forces countering near Wanpinghsien and Fengtai as Peiping enforces martial law.
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Fengtai
Juneon
Scottsboro Case Set to Begin Monday in Decatur
In Decatur Alabama more than a dozen witnesses were called for the Scottsboro trials. The defense and prosecution gathered testimonies from Victorie Price and Ruby Bates, key figures tied to the 1931 case, as proceedings proceed with the accused defendants.
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Weather Forecast Outlook For Ohio And Surrounding States
Continued warmth with generally fair conditions across Ohio Kentucky Tennessee and West Virginia. Scattered afternoon thundershowers expected in portions of Illinois Indiana Missouri and adjacent areas through Sunday and into Monday.
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Missoure
Ford Quizzer Lindsay Presiding In Detroit Hearings
Trial examiner John H. Lindsay of the National Labor Relations Board presides in Detroit hearings on United Auto Workers charges that Ford Motor Company violates the Wagner Act and engaged in unfair labor practices.
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National Labor Relations Board
Detroit
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Woman with mirror found dead in Newark hotel
A blonde woman about 25 was found nude and beaten to death in a fashionable Newark hotel room registered under the names Mr and Mrs Cusgay of Kingston. A man in underwear was found in a stupor at the hotel, with the scene strewn by empty bottles. Police said the couple rented the room and a lengthy investigation followed, with multiple bank bags found among the belongings and a possible actress among other suspects. The case was being investigated by Dr Bernardimer and Deputy Chief John Hader, with details continuing on page fourteen.
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N. J
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Eds’ Club
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Ames H. Durkis
John Hader
Carl Solarichy
Emstines
Grebonz
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Grace Haniel
Search widens for fliers but hope dwindle s
In Honolulu on July 10 AP reports little hope for Amelia Earhart and navigator Frederick Noonan aboard the missing aircraft of the Colorado sailors scanning the Phoenix Islands. The Lexington with 300 aviators heads toward the search area as experts fear the best chance of rescue may be fading. Putnam, husband George Palmer, says he still hopes but plans to return home. Coast guards coordinate reports from California as the hunt shifts to open water southeast of Howalani.
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Amelia Harbert
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Phoenix Islands
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Hovalani
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Amy Earhart
Frank Johnson
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California
Sweltering Heat Claims 150 Lives Across Nation
AP reports extreme heat across the country as hundreds seek relief in lakes and shade. Death toll rises to 150 with highs reaching 90s to 100s from the plains to the Atlantic, while storms bring localized damage and two Detroit casualties. Roosevelt embarks on a working cruise aboard the Potomac. Chicagoans swarm Lake Michigan for refuge as heat swells.
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Old Timers Survive Deaths Common On Radio Programs
Old timers Ames and Andy Freeman Gosden and Charles Correll have broadcast since 1924, with nine years on the air. Their long careers show that a sponsor fits a show to a popular vein, shielding performers from sudden salary cuts. The piece notes other veterans like Harry Horlichk and his gypsies, once weekly on the kilocycles.
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Andy
Freeman Gosden
Charles Correll
Harry Horlichk
Gypsies
House Probe Aims at Roosevelt Farley Campaign Book Sales
Minority leader Snegi demands House investigation into whether President Roosevelt and Portmaster General Farley violated campaign finance laws. He introduces a resolution for a special committee to probe the sale of autographed Democratic campaign books at 250 dollars each to corporations to fund the party, and cites alleged coercion and threats connected to the Resettlement Administration.
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Farley
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Snell
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Democratic National’ Committee
United State
Youths sought in girl's slaying in New Haven attic
The battered body of Estelle Feinberg a 16 year old orphan was found in an attic room of her New Haven home. Police questioned 20 year old Joseph Dumorad adopted by the grandmother after dinner the noon aftermath. Evidence included a hammer head stain and a gash on the temple. Neighbors alerted police after a commotion and the coroner found signs of strangulation.
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Conn
Estelle Feinberg
Bessie Moran
Lavine
Storm floods Wheeling area and suburban towns
Torrential rains and high winds battered Wheeling and nearby communities. More than 500 cars abandoned on Route 40 east of Elm Grove as four to six feet of water flooded the highway and damaged railroad and highway bridges. A mother and two children escaped a collapsing house with a rescue by local workers. Waters receded by night but left widespread damage in Elm Grove and Wheeling. A freak wind storm toppled trees, shattered windows, and sparked fires in two houses.
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Wheeling Area
Elm Grove
Herbert May
David
Shirey
Neit
Pittsburgh
Eleanor Mitchell
Former Teacher Injured By Fall In Indianapolis
Ernberg 63 founder of the School of Fireside Industries at Berea College was taken to a hospital after fracturing her wrist arms and ribs in a fall at her son Otto H Ernberg’s home in Indianapolis. She retired as director last fall after 20 years leading the school and was named one of the fifty most prominent American women by Ide Tarbell. She arrived Friday for a weekend visit.
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Cpi Ernberg
School of Fireside Industries
Berea College
Tolx 1St Hospital
Otto H. Ernberg
Union charges against Alcoa facing probe
Atlanta July 10 The Aluminum Company of America is charged with interference and failure to bargain collectively in a labor dispute at its Alcoa plant where 3,009 workers operate with reduced staff. Fred Wetmore president of the Aluminum Workers Union of Alcoa and Feidelson of the National Labor Relations Board said an investigation will be prompt. Francis J. Dillon of the AFL arrived to confer with J. C. Howard and others as efforts to negotiate a settlement continue. Governor Browning was asked to intervene to close the plant or withdraw the national guard. he had not received such a request. Continued in page fourteen.
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National Guard
Violence erupts as Paris strike widens across hotels and cafes
Paris reports spreading strikes by hotel, restaurant, and cafe workers seeking a five day week. Dozens of large hotels and over two hundred eateries are strike bound. Rioters clash with police. some establishments stay open while managers shift duties and leave linen outside.
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Insurgents deny loyalist victory near Madrid siege
Insurgents claim a great disaster for government forces near Madrid as they report heavy losses around Brunetraout, while Madrid relays government success and Franco deploys hundreds of planes. The clash unfolds amid France and Portugal posturing on neutrality, as Italy and Germany sympathize with the insurgents. A separate item notes a naval reserve pilot, Lieut Elmer Johansen, killed in a Chicago plane crash.
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Francisco Franco
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Chicago
Elmer Johansen
Somerville
Mass
Film Capital Back Montague On Robbery Count
Montague won temporary freedom on a $10 bond as New York pressed extradition over a seven year old robbery charge. Celebrities backed him. Montague refused to discuss the case, saying his lawyers would handle it, and he denied participation in the Jay, N. F. heist. Real name Le Verne Moore was disclosed.
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Senator McCarran Warns on Court Bill Wiping Labor Rights
Senator McCarran warns the administration's court bill could become a wedge toward dictatorship and wipe out labor rights as in Germany and Italy. He urges organized labor to join a crusade to block the measure, while predicting a prolonged fight in Congress with leaders Bailey and O Mahoney continuing the effort next week. The Nevada Democrat argues the bill sets a dangerous precedent and could undermine the Constitution and the Supreme Court's authority.
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Italy
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O'Mahoney
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Congress
Pastor Arrested on Moral Charge in Monroe Louisiana
Rev George A Dierlamm 59 was arrested for living carnally with a 15 year old farm girl. The girl’s sweetheart was held for attempting to blackmail the preacher. Dierlamm confessed the girl lived with him for about a year. Oscar Turney 28, a truck driver, allegedly tried to extort 300 dollars. Bond not set. The minister had just returned from a tour of New York New Jersey and Delaware. The case notes his missionary work in Louisiana.
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