Mayoralty Mixup in New York Primaries
Tammany backs Senator Royal Copeland in the mayoral contest while Grover Whalen and Samuel Levy seek Democratic lines. Fiorello La Guardia, the Fusion reformer, runs for re election and allies urge him to seek the Democratic nomination as well.
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Tammany
New York
Fiorello A. la Guardia
U. S
Royal 8. Copeland
New Deal Tammanyites
Grover C. Whalen
Samuel Levy
Manhattan
la Guardia
Britain Demands Release Of Captured Merchant
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the House of Commons Britain has demanded Spain's insurgents release the British merchant ship Morton. The demand was sent to General Franco via Ambassador Sir Herbert Chilton at Hendaye, warning of responsibility for any damage. The Morton was said to be stopped inside Spanish waters near Santander. Two British warships were sent from St Jean de Luz. the admiralty denied links to the capture.
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London
Anthony Eden
House of Common Today
Great Britain
Morton
Eden
Francisco Franco
Herbert Chilton
Spain
Hendaye
Franco
Britain
Alfred Duff Cooper
Admiralty
Almirante
Cervera
Admiralty Office
Santander
Bay of Biscay
St. Jean de Luz
France
Royal Oak
Clash in Northern China prompts Japanese ultimatum
Domei dispatch from Tientsin reports Japan warning it will take independent action unless Chinese firing ends. fighting continues west of Peiping with intermittent clashes since July 7. China protests Japanese planes machine gunned troops and trains in Hopeh, while Tokyo accuses Beijing of direct aggression and demands Nanaing approval for any local settlement.
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Tokyo
Tientsin
Peiping
North China
Japan
Hopeh
China
Domei
North
Nanking
Battle Rages West of Madrid in Intensified Civil War Fight
The heaviest clash of the Spanish Civil War unfolds near Brunete twelve miles west of Madrid as insurgents press government lines while both sides unleash air bombardment and heavy artillery. About 160 planes contend for air superiority as government forces probe toward Madrid.
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Madrid
Brunete
County Treasurer Extends June Tax Payment Deadline
Hocking County Treasurer Robert N. White announced an extension of the tax payment deadline from July 20 to August 15 for June taxes.
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Hocking County
Robert N. White
Death claims 0. Carpenter at 47 in Athens
Oril Carpenter, 47, brother of Fred Carpenter of Logan, died at his home in Athens after a long illness. A stockholder in Carpenter Hardware Co., he helped run four stores in Logan, Athens, Nelsonville and Glouster. Survived by parents, his wife, two children, and one brother. Funeral Wednesday in Athens. Logan relatives travel this evening.
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Oril Carpenter
Fred Carpenter
Logan
Athens
Mr. Carpenter
Carpenter Hardware Co
Nelsonville
Glouster
Bliss Business College
Columbus
Columbus. He Is Survived By His Parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Carpenter
Fred
Reunion plans set for National Normal University graduates
A reunion committee prepared to welcome graduates and former students of the old National Normal University to Lebanon on August 12 and 13.
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Lebanon
Old National Normal University
River Bottom Walker to hunt White River monster
MEMPHIS July 19 AP A 14 year river bottom waker plans to dive the White River to prove or disprove reports of a monster sighted near Newport Arkansas. Charles B. Brown of the U S engineers office will wear a diving outfit and carry spears while examining submerged construction sites.
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Memphis
Tenn
White River
Newport
Ark
Charles B. Brown
U. S Engineer’s Office
Bramlett Bateman
Dee Wyatt
Bateman
Newport Chamber of Commerce
Brown
Two Burglaries Reported in Logan Over Weekend
City police investigate two burglaries in Logan during the weekend. Liff's grocery on Third St was entered last night and robbed of a small cash amount, with suspects fleeing through a rear window as a boy observer sighted a possible offender. Emma Becker's home on E Hunter St was entered last week with a watch and jeweled pin stolen. The incidents follow a Friday robbery at Warners beer parlor and the American Auto Wrecking Co on 8S Mulberry St, among others in recent weeks.
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Logan
Liff's Grocery
Third St
Emma Becker
E. Hunter St
Warner’s Beer Parlor
American Auto Wrecking Co
Mulberry St
Birds to Hold Tryout Camp in Columbus
Columbus Red Bird officials announced a week long tryout camp for players aged 17 to 23 at the local stadium during August. St Louis Cardinal scouts and team officials will attend to evaluate talent with players covering gloves shoes and their own expenses. those signed to contracts will be refunded all expenses.
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Columbus
Columbus Red Bird Baseball
St. Louis Cardinal
Trials Set for Nine in Mail Interference Case
Federal Judge Samuel West ordered nine men indicted for interfering with mails during the steel strike to stand trial Thursday. The defendants, including Rawley Hahn of Youngstown who led defense, pleaded innocent. If convicted they face up to six months imprisonment and a $100 fine on each count.
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Cleveland
Samuel West
Rawley Hahn
Youngstown
U.S
Emerick B. Freed
Homer Cummings
Film players held in death in Los Angeles
An autopsy was ordered on Dorothy May Garland 31 former deputy city prosecutor after police held two film extras in a death case Miss Kay Tutwiler 29 was arrested on suspicion of murder Luther Allen 32 detained as a material witness. The three attended a drinking party and a quarrel led to Garland being kicked and hospitalized, dying the next day. Garland was USC law student later head of domestic relations and chief trial deputy before resigning in 1934 to practice law with her husband.
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Los Angeles
Dorothy May Garland
Kay Tutwiler
Luther Allen
Allen
Starr
Piccard Flame Searing Balloon Craft Disaster
Twisted charred wreckage in a remote Iowa valley marks the demise of Dr. Jean Piccards balloon craft after a six hour experimental flight from Rochester Minnesota.
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Soldier Field
Rochester
Minn
Jean Piccard
Lansing
Iowa
Piccard
Former U S Jurist John Elbert Sater Dies at 83
Columbus, July 19 AP tribute poured in from state judicial and educational circles for John Elbert Sater a 17 year federal judge in the Southern Ohio District who died yesterday at 83 Cause of death listed as heart ailment Sater resigned as railroad counsel upon his 1907 appointment to the federal bench He shaped interpretations of Ohio Juvenile Court Law Pure Food and Drug Act Ohio Mechanics Lien Law Federal Narcotic Law and the Ohio Chattel Mortgage Act
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Columbus
John Elbert Sater
Southern
Ohio
Kanawha and
Michigan
Toledo Central
Navy ends search for Amelia Earhart and Noonan
The U S Navy halted the patrols after 16 days and four ships and 1 500 sailors scoured 250 000 square miles of equatorial ocean and reefs near Howland Island for Amelia Earhart and Captain Frederick Noonan. The hunt ceased as authorities concluded no further rescue was possible. Earhart’s husband George Palmer Putnam, who left work to support the mission, saw his hopes crushed by the closure.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Amelia Fiarhart
Pacific
Frederick J. Noonan
Howland
Navy
George Palmer Putnam
Miss Earhart
Lehman Urges Wagner Oppose Court Plan
Governor Herbert H. Lehman asked U S Senator Robert F Wagner to oppose President Roosevelt's Supreme Court reorganization bill. Lehman argued the change would harm judicial independence and government procedure, despite backing much of Roosevelt's social program.
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Albany
N. Y
Herbert H. Lehman
U. S
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Roosevelt
Lehman
Wagner
Court vote early this week on Supreme Court plan
Opponents of the President's court bill plan a Senate vote early this week. Senator Burke says a motion to send the Supreme Court reorganization measure back to committee will likely be made tomorrow.
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Senate
Burke
D-Ned
Supreme Court
Senator Robinson
D-Ark
Little Rock
Delayed Bench Appointment Amid Court Bill Clash
Washington figures say President Roosevelt may wait for the court bill controversy to resolve before naming a successor to Justice Van Devanter. If Congress adjourns soon after the clash, Senate confirmation could be delayed. Historical note cites Wilson's 1916 Brandeis nomination delayed until June.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
van Devanter
Congress
Senate
Wilson
Louis Brandeis
Budge and Mako win Wimbledon doubles title in tight final
America’s young California duo Don Budge and Gene Mako defeated Maron Gottfried von Cramm and Hettig Rich He in a tight match 4 6, 7 6, 8 6 to win at Wimbledon.
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Wimbleton
Eng
America
California
Don Budge
Gene Mako
Maron Gottfried von Cramm
Hettigrich
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