Senator Holt seeks formal opposition to a third Roosevelt term
Washington July 29 UPI Senator Holt Democrat West Virginia said he would ask the 1939 senate to express formal opposition to a third term for President Roosevelt. He noted a 1928 resolution during Coolidge's presidency and discussed possible penalties on federal employees to curb political activity.
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Washington
UPI
Holt
D-W. Va
Senate
Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
LaFollette
Wis
Coolidge
United States
LeFollette
McNary
Walsh
D-Mass
Senate Campaign Expenditure Committee
White
Windsors lose Mittersill castle to fire near Salzburg
The Windsors must find a new residence after the 12th century Mittersill castle burned today near Salzburg Austria. Workmen were conditioning the castle for former King Edward VIII when the blaze started. cause unknown.
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Zeit Am See
Germany
Concert Tonight by School Band in South Park
Final inner concert by the school band tonight at 8 o’clock in South Park. Director Oliver Hobbs has arranged a program of all requests at Liberty Memorial.
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South Park
Oliver’ Hobbs
Liberty Memorial
Railroad Shops Near Altoona Resume After Seven Months
Altoona Pennsylvania July 29 10 000 men return to work as Pennsylvania railroad shops start on 8815000 dollars worth of freight cars and electric locomotives. Managers say workers laid off in January are called back as the project advances and orders extend to Journal World submissions.
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Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
F. G. Grimshaw
Test Your Knowledge Queries From a Quiz Styled List
A fragmented questionnaire asks various factual prompts about Earth’s hydrosphere European cities navigation instruments a medical figure the Rurak Electrification Administration Sioux State nickname tobacco alkaloids desert regions and eligibility for residency plus malaria contagion.
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Charing Cross
Uel
Rurak
Sioux
Central
Ana
United States
Skunk Struck By Train Near Nevada Missouri
A wandering skunk was struck by a northbound Missouri Kansas and Texas passenger train near Nevada Missouri on a Wednesday night. The animal became trapped in the train car’s air conditioning machinery. ventilation was restored by cutting the air conditioning.
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Nevada
UPI
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Americans Incomes Seen Above 61 Billion This Year
Washington reports that 1938 national income is likely to exceed 61 billion dollars, narrowing Roosevelt’s predicted 12 billion dollar cut from 1937. Commerce Department notes first half 1938 income at 30.63 billion, with seasonal declines not as steep as prior years while June payments lag 12 percent behind year ago. Income for salaries holds steady around 3.45 billion monthly, while other incomes fall sharply since January.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Commerce Department
Laath
Jens June‘uly
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
New York Central
Pennsvania
D DuPont
Chryler
General Otors
Goodyear
Montgomery
Boch Us
Las Aircraft
Boeing
Consolidate Edison
North American Anaconda
Westinghouse
Allis-Ghalmers
American Tobacco
Greyhound Corporation
McIntyre Porcupine
Bendix
Richfield 7
National Cash Nearh
Southern Railway
Boe
Ohio
Morris
Chicago
America
Wall Street
Bethlehem Steel
Hawaii Clipper Down in Pacific Flight Tragedy
Pan American Airways reports the Hawaii Clipper disappearance over the Pacific from Alameda to a missing in flight event. Captain Terletzky, a 43 year old Russian native, commanded the doomed flight carrying mail and express. Newton Kansas births connect Dr Earl McKinley a passenger to Newton.
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Alameda
Calif
Pan- America
Pago Pago
Samoa
Edwin C. Musick
Terletzky
Hawaii Clipper
Newton
Kan
Earl McKinley
N. H. Buck
B. McKinley
Cushing
Okla
Vacationing Deputy Buys Secondhand Boat in Lawrence
Lawrence scene notes deputy sheriff Collins buying a used boat while Henry Collins eyes a vacation. Sheriff Vogler and Deputy Canera joined by pulling the craft to an auto trailer a quarter mile from the river. Miller Jones shoe store moves one door north amid remodel. Temperature at gas office ranged from 88 to 92.
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Henry Collins
Lee
Red ‘Vogler
Joe Canera
Miller-Jones Shoe
Awrence
Lawrence
McGuain to Broadcast Talk Over WREN Station
Coffeyville governor candidate McGugin will air a half hour radio talk on station WREN tomorrow at noon. He is seeking the Hepgbreey nomination and will go on the air at 12 o’clock.
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McGuain
Herald
McGugin
Coffeyville
Hegcbreey
WREN
Bombers Raid Valencia Ships Bombs Fall Sea
Madrid reports ten Spanish insurgent bomber planes raided Valencia today. Most bombs fell into the sea and no ships were hit.
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Valencia
Madrid
UPA
Mexican mayor narrowly saved from lynching amid mob violence
Dispatches report from Covonanco that a mob attacked Mayor Margarito Coyotecatl over unexplained reasons. Two police officers were killed as they defended the mayor.
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Puebla
Mexico
Covonanco
Margarito Coyotecatl
Drawbridge Leads Tourists to Loire Castle in France
The Lourdes castle in southern France remains a major draw for visitors. Its ancient drawbridge and fortress history echo six hundred years of knightly defense and scenic tours.
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Paris
Lourdes
France
Europe
Ita
Drawbridge
Knights In Armour
Republican booklet cites Roosevelt quotes to attack New Deal
Washington July 29 The Republican national committee published a booklet of quotations from President Roosevelt claiming intellectual dishonesty and inconsistent positions. It argues the record shows reversals and selective use of quotes to attack Democrats, with many statements said to be misleading or unfounded.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Deaths and Funerals Reach Across Families
Charles Kendall Kirby Ward aged 4 of Garden City Kansas died. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon in Garden City. He is survived by his father Carl Kirby and grandparents Mr and Mrs C S Kendall of Lawrence and Mr and Mrs Rex Kendall of Lawrence and Mr and Mrs Murl Dale of Stafford. James Arthur McPheeters 56 former Baldwin barber died yesterday in Fayetteville Arkansas. Funeral services will be announced later. A separate note mentions goose grease cure for a Cubs pitcher and a Bakersfield skeleton find by WPA workers.
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Charles Kendall Kirby
Charles’. Kendall Kirby
Garden City
Kan
Carl Kirby
C. S. Kendall
Lawrence
Rex Kendall
Murl Dale
Stafford
James A., McPheeters
James Arthur McPheeters
Baldwin
Fayetteville
Ark
L. E. McPheeters
Journal-World
Ater
Bees Romp Cardinals as Deb Garris Drives 22-1 Win
Deb Garris singled with two aboard in the sixth to spark the Boston Bees to a 22 to 1 victory over the St Louis Cardinals. Lanning was knocked from the mound in the ninth as Ducky Medwick and Don Gutteridge doubled to break the shutout. Reports detail other NL and AL results with multiple games listed, including Philadelphia over Detroit and New York over Chicago.
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Boston
Deb Garris
Boston Bees
St. Louis Cardinals
Johnny‘ Lanning
Ducky Medwick
Don Gutteridge
St. Louis
Davis
M. Brown
Bowman
Swift
Todd
Hamlin
Presswell
Campbell
Cincinnati
New York
Schott
Lombardi
Hershbersger
Gumbert
Brown
Heiress Barbara Hutton Reaches Separation Agreement
London reports Barbara Hutton and Count Court Haugwitz-Reventlow have signed a separation deed granting parental rights for their two year old Lance. The agreement covers final decisions on the child's education, religion, and career and awaits Danish minister of justice approval. The couple's names and dual Danish-English legal considerations are noted.
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London
Barbara Hutton
Count Court Haugwitz-Reventlow
Lance
Accident at Eleventh and Delaware Streets
Police investigated a two vehicle collision at Eleventh and Delaware around 2 PM. A Chevrolet sedan driven by HK B McCall and a Diamond T truck owned by Richardson Oil Co collided. the Chevrolet sustained radiator and fender damage while the truck had differential housing damage. No injuries were reported.
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Eleventh
Delaware Streets
Chevrolet
Eleventh Street
HK. B. McCall
Richardson Oil Company
Delaware Street
Lester’ Hegerman
Burglar Misses Editor's House on Local Street
A burglar broke into all but one house on a residential block in Lancaster Pennsylvania. The only unbroken entry was the editor's home, which the intruder did not loot. The case remains under investigation with no arrests reported.
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Lancaster
Japanese Bombardments Stifle Yangtze Front Reports
Chinese dispatches from Nanchang say 8,000 refugees hid in mountains south of Kiukiang as Japanese bombs killed hundreds. Another report notes Japanese air raids on Nanchang, and US Marines in Hankow region. Chinese counteroffensive claims severed lines south of Kiukiang and attacked near Wensi, with hundreds of Japanese casualties reported.
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Shanghai
Coleessee
Mi Yargtze River
Nanchang
Kiukiang
Achibana
Nea Meiog
Rero
Hen Kiukiang
Hankow
Yangree
Tienkig Kchen-Wansueh River
Chingchow
Shansi
Kaifend
Wensi
One Dies in Plane Crash Near Fuquay Springs
Raleigh July 29 A navy flier was killed when a plane crashed in flames near Fuquay Springs fifteen miles south of Raleigh The victim tentatively identified as E M Kissack 85 of Washington D C his companion believed to be Agger Kissack’s parachute became entangled as the flier tried to jump Authorities reported the scene and initial details of the fatal incident.
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Raleigh
N C
Fuquay Springs
Here
E. M. Kissack
Washington, D. C
Aggeric
Kissack
Social event at St Luke's A M E church sponsors gathering
Will Hold Social by Gleaners of St Luke's A M E church Saturday evening July 30 at 7 o'clock at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson 1600 West Fourth Street.
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St. Luke's A.M.E
Fred. Johhaon
West Fourth
Eet
Wolf Drive golf tourney tees off at Lawrence Cove
Twenty one golfers and women competed in the Wolf Drive at Lawrence Cove Golf Course. Barns to 9 holes saw low men score Jerry Penney 40 high Bill Jones 54 Charles McCreight aced a wolf on hole 16. Mrs Co Stewart led women with 47 and Mrs John Riling won blind bogey 62. Lunch followed. photos to be shown next week.
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Ot Bers
Lawrence Coven
Garis
Jerry Penney
Bill Jones
Charles McCreight
Bruner
Jo Penney
Co. Co. Stewart
Pat Penney
John Riling
W. G. Ruese
Lb. E. Rice
Fredo
Barteldes
Carl
Jerry Denty
C.E. McCreight
Www
Co. Bean
Grace Turner
Bi Jones
C. Stewart
Anderson
Caredo Barteldes
Tre L. EB. Rice
C. C. Carl
Neal M. Wherry
Otto ‘Barteldes
van Bruner
R. C
Co. J. Dodds
John King
Wall Street Session Closes Mixed After Morning Rally
Market activity on July 29 showed a faltering rally with morning gains eroded by late selling in steels and motor shares. The list mostly slipped from earlier highs though a few specialties posted sizable advances. Total transfers approached 1,250,000 shares as business news remained mixed.
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Wall Street
New York
Ae. L
Court Considers Wealth Religion Race in Decision Process
A legal brief argues that personal factors such as wealth religion and race should not influence judicial decisions. The filing contends impartiality is essential for fair rulings and requires safeguards against biased judgments.
History headlines on industry and profits mix
Fragmented report notes president action to support steel industry profits amid suspensions next month for machinery preparations. Mentions Chrysler and Geine figures, market buoyancy, and vague references to auto stocks and the year 1989.
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Ss Ettles
Sharp
Chrysler
Geine
Insurance companies face gender wage gap questions
A stray OCR fragment notes a claim that insurance firms generally offer lower salaries to women. The line hints at workplace pay disparities but provides no concrete figures or context.
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