Japs Raid Peiping as U S Hinted For Intervention
Reports from Peiping indicate heavy fighting in the week long hostilities as Japan presses a three sided assault on the ancient capital. Washington received a British note urging international discussion but declined to reveal its text. Japanese reinforcements reach 3500, signaling a prolonged northern China campaign, while Nanking officials warned of possible all out war unless China concedes to Japan.
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Associated Press
Peiping
China
Tokyo
Nanking
Orient
Washington
Hull
United States
Manyivan
Nanjian B
Hopei
North Chin
Japan
Ching
Tok
Chime
Develping
Nanyuan
United States Marine Embassy
Peiping Wall
Weather Outlook Highlights Regional Thunder Showers
Weather brief notes showers tomorrow across regions with general fair to light change in temperatures. Local thundershowers possible Wednesday afternoon in parts, Kentucky sees tonight’s thunder showers and little temperature change, Virginia reports generally fair conditions tonight followed by possible storms in extreme northwest and milder heat in the southeast.
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Kentucky
Russian fliers near San Francisco after North Pole flight
Three Russian aviators in a single motored monoplane fly from Moscow toward San Francisco, crossing the North Pole amid blizzard conditions. The 6000 mile journey shows about 4000 miles covered, with a 120 mph speed, and arrival anticipated around 3 a.m. EST near the Pacific coast.
Driver of Fleeing Wreck Car Sought in Multi-State Crash
Johnson City July 14 wide search by city county and state police across five states for the unknown driver of a Pennsylvania licensed Ford V-8 coupe after a high speed collision near here left nine injured. Injured were taken to Appalachian and Parker-Budd hospitals with eight showing slight improvement. the most seriously hurt was Mrs Attrora Baker 58 with fractures chest and both legs in critical condition. Valley Forge residents Frank McInturff 22 and Mrs Frank McInturff 23 suffered brain concussion pelvic fracture, severe injuries. California travelers Scott Blair 14 and Mrs Hattie Blair 42 among others suffered leg arm head injuries. The crash occurred in blowing rain after a Ford coupe with PA tags passed the California car at high speed and sideswiped the Valley Forge vehicle. Continued on page eight.
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Times
Johnson City
Pennsylvania
Carl Young
Here
Appalachian
Parker-Budd
Jonesboro
Attrora Baker
Valley Forge
Elizabethton
Los Angeles
Berkely
California
Virginia
Frank McIinturff
Baker
Scott Blair
Boyd Baker
Hattie Blair
Scott
Geeil Bakers
Sheriff Young
Lack of Strip Tease Leaves Theaters Without Ace Card
New York reports cool lobbies amid reopened burlesque houses. License Commissioner Paul Moss ended burlesque licenses on May 2 and issued three month permits to three ex burlesque theaters, trusting operators to keep shows clean. Audiences remained largely unmoved as one act led to mild booing.
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New York
Paul Moss
Incensed Father Seeks Life Inju r Youth Shootout at Summerdale
Henry Hundreiser, 37, walked into the Summerdale police station in Chicago and fired four shots at John Ardelean, 27, accused of raping and assaulting Hundreiser’s nine year old daughter. Ardelean survived, the girl suffered 33 wounds, stabbed with an ice pick, head cuts, and arm injuries. Hundreiser held bail at 50,000 after grand jury returned true bills for rape and assault to kill. The attack followed a confrontation at the police station after Ardelean’s arrest, and the daughter’s injuries occurred in a basement apartment where her father acted as janitor.
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Chicago
Henry Hundreiser
Summerdale
John Ardelean
Hundreiser
Ardelean
Hundreser
Miles Brabazon
Planes Join Wide Search for Amelia Earhart Mission
Honolulu July 13 The great air force ever assembled for a peace-time mission of 43 planes stood ready to skim the mid Pacific aboard the carrier Lexington If weather holds the squadron will survey a 36000 square mile area centering on Howland Island The aviatrix and navigator Frederick Noonan aimed for Howland when they left Lae New Guinea for the fateful flight
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Waas
mid-Pacific
Navy
Amelia Eerhart
Lexington-to
Howland Island
Aviatrix
Frederick J. Noonan
Lae
New Guinea
Expansion plans for Alcoa outlined amid strike violence
Alcoa Tennessee officials announced a 15.0 million expansion plan at the Alcoa plant, adding four electric furnaces and a rectifier building while hiring 5,000 more workers to reach 20,000. Power needs rise as the Tennessee Valley Authority supply commitments grow. Guardsmen began to leave as 4,500 workers, including 1,000 new hires, sought jobs. the walkout ended as the local union voted to return. The dispute centered on wage differentials between northern and southern workers, which AFL representative Francis Dillon condemned as indefensible and unchangeable by force. Carl Greene appointed to take over local union affairs, succeeding Fred Wetmore, who hinted at a forthcoming statement.
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ALCOA
Tenn
Aluminum Company
of America
Iaber
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tennessee National Guardsmen
Sons
Aluminum Workers
Pennsylvania
Francis J. Dillon
Willam Green
American Federation of Labor
Dillion
Carl K. Greene
A.pl
Alcor
Fred Wetmore
Wetmore
Crews Return to Steel Mills as No Agreement Reached
Westbound and South Chicago workers paraded to Calumet district mills in Indiana and Illinois to resume production after a lengthy strike. About 2500 reported at the Indiana Harbor Mill at 4:30 AM. Signs from Youngstown district manager J. Daily stated no agreement had been made. Clashes of labor groups claimed victory, while rain dampened demonstrations.
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East Chicago
Ind
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
South Chicago
Calumet District
J. &. Daily
Chicago
Youngstown
R. S. Poister
Indiana Harbor
Steel Workers
CLO
Association of Steel Workers
Warmer Weather Threatens Nation Amid Heat Wave Toll
An Associated Press survey reports at least 357 deaths across 25 states from the long heat wave. New York leads with 68, New Jersey 49, Connecticut 38, while rain and cooler spells break the heat in various regions. States recorded fatalities and tolls by location, with multiple states showing lower counts.
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Associated Press
J. R. Lloyd
Meteoocite
Kansas
Minnesota
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Chicago
Blackton
Iowa
South Dakota
New England
Wheeling
W. V
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ilinois
Massachusetts
Ohio
Escon
House Overrides Roosevelt Veto on Farm Loan Rates
Washington July 13 The House voted to override President Roosevelt's veto and extend low interest rates on farm loans for two more years, advancing relief measures for farmers amid ongoing economic pressures.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
Russians Signal Planes Near U S Boundary
At 1 p m EST today army signal corps in Seattle reported the Russian trans polar fliers wirelessed advise where to go coast or east The message gave no position but officers estimated the plane was about 560 miles north of the U S boundary near the 120th parallel in British Columbia.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
British Columbia
Fort Nelson
Hudson's Hope
North Pole
Great Bear Lake
U. S. Army Signal Cor Oa
United States
Alaska
McKenzie Territory
Pole
Canadian Signal Corps
Vancouver
Wash
Lam
Cest
Strait of Melville
Danilin
Moscow
Inchel Jkovo Field
Pilo
Makhail
Feneth
Andrei Yumosheff
Sergei Danilan
Iin
Seattle
Army Signal Corps
U. S
120Th Parallel
Officials sentence eight for treason in Tiflis and Georgia
A. B. Mdivani former Soviet commercial attaché at Paris and seven others were sentenced to death for treason terrorism and conspiracy in Tiflis and Georgia on July 9 according to a communique in the Tiflis newspaper arriving in Moscow today.
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Moscow
A. B. Mdivani
Paris
Tiflis
Georgia
Court Measure Showdown Forecast Within 10 Days
Washington July 13. The congressional tax inquiry hearings add Hearst Ruppert and Paley to the list of tax evaders as Rogge cites secu rities counsel in the Treasury probe. Bailey asserts the court bill seeks power beyond the Constitution. The Senate debates grow tense as Floor activity intensifies with supporters and opponents predicting a showdown within ten days.
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Washington
William Randolph Hearst
Jacob Ruppert
New York
William S. Paley
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc
Congressional Tax Inquiry Committee
Ida
Girl Takes Stand in Scottsboro Case Denies Tax Link
Victoria Price testified against Clarence Norris in new Scottsboro trials, detailing the alleged gang rape aboard a freight car near Scottsboro Alabama, while Judge Callahan warned against distributing literature. James Roosevelt testified in Washington denying any connection to a foreign personal holding company, after a tax inquiry reopening.
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Roosevelt
Scottsboro
Leroy Simmsatur
Als
Victoria Price
W. W. Callahan
Clarence Norris
Price
Ruby Bates
Ala
Samuel 5. Leibowitz
Birmingham
Norris
Thomas
Law
Huntsville
Chattanooga
Paintrock
Leibowitz
Scottsporo
Callahan
New York
Washington
James Roosevelt
R-Ny
House-Senate Tax Committee
Bahama Islands
Fish
Darby
New York City
Darcy
Doughton
D-Nc
O Street
Bahamas
Kentucky Instructor Ponders Gone With the Wind Role
Memphis July 13. Pretty browneyed Kate Galbreath has an unsigned movie option for a part in the forthcoming Gone With the Wind but she prefers teaching English in a Kentucky school. She says a teacher's salary in a small Kentucky town would suit her better than Hollywood pay. The option includes a screen test in New York.
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Memphis
Kate Galbreath
Kentucky
Hollywood
New York
Senate Rules Frustrate Casual Viewers In July Debate
In Washington July 13 a Senate session on a court bill puzzled onlookers as calendar quirks and question limits stirred confusion. A parliamentarian explained actions reset by date changes, while the rule restricts a senator to speaking twice on a subject per day, leading to bemused exchanges amid the debate. Continued on page eight.
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Bailey
D-N.c
Billate
Eddy Gilmore
Washington
Whick
Senate
Robinson
Paramentarian
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