China eyes U S and Britain role in far east crisis
China plans to send a special emissary to the United States and England to seek closer contact on far eastern issues. C. T. Wang noted as a possible envoy conferred with Nanking leaders amid rising tension. Reports from Peiping spoke of the gravest crisis since 1932 with officials' families rushing to the south.
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Shanghai
China
United States
England
Far East
Nanking
C. T. Wang
Peiping
Japan Presses Chahar Demands Amid Garrison Replacements
Japanese officers delivered a three point set of demands to General Sung Chen Yi urging immediate halt to alleged anti Japanese activities punishment for those detaining Japanese travellers and an apology plus a guarantee that future incidents will not recur. The move follows arrivals of fresh garrison troops from Tientsin Peiping and Shanhaikwan as existing units prepare to redeploy homeward.
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Tientsin
China
Chahar Province
Peiping
Changpei
Chahar
Sung Chen-Yuan
Gennosuke Matsui
Kwantung Army
Kalgan
Matsui
Shanhaikwan
Great Wall
Man Struck by Train Near St Marys on Fishing Trip
John Axe 45 of St Marys died after being struck by a nickel plate passenger train a mile west of St Marys while returning home from a fishing trip. The incident occurred last night. Train crew reported no one else injured.
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Here
John Axe
St. Mary’s
Senate Debates Social Security Bill in Congress Today
Congress news briefs: Senate debates a social security bill as House considers NRA extension. yesterday the chamber recessed and moved forward on NRA extension. A central statistical board was proposed. Agricultural Committee debated AAA amendments toward final form.
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Associated Press
Senate
House
Central Statistical Board
Agricultural Committee
France Defaults War Debt Payment Again
France defaults on its war debt payment to the United States for the sixth time. Premier Pierre Laval's note of default is approved by the council of ministers and cabled to Washington for delivery to the state department. The note thanks the US for suggesting a settlement and says France is ready to seek a basis for a settlement as soon as circumstances permit.
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John Evans
Associated Press
Paris
France
United States
Pierre Laval
Council of Ministers
Washington
State Department
Pierre Lava
Decorations Placed on Main Street for Flag Day
The Logan Service department installed Flag Day decorations on Main Street this morning.
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Main St
Logan Service Department
Carriers Spruce Up With New Blood Orange Bags
Logan Daily News announces new carrier bags arriving today. The sacks are blood orange with red and black lettering and should be seen with routes daily.
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Logan Daily News
Huey Long Ready For More Trouble
Senator Long after a 15 hour filibuster against the social security bill plans to push changes in tax provisions to hit wealth rather than workers or states and wants higher pension amounts. He stated he would continue to oppose the administration’s social security program as freshmen senators prepared to counter his tactics.
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Washington
Senate
Long
Senate Chamber
Constables Seize and Sell Stock in Court Shuffle
A tangle over stock attachments leads to competing orders. George Deem and tenant Roland Torrence lose and regain control of three cows and a horse as Justice of the Peace J. W. McCullough and Sutton Salisbury authorities issue conflicting writs. The Salisbury constables then sell the herd, amid uncertainty.
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Pomeroy
George Deem
Bashan
Roland Torrence
Deem
A. H. Bailey
Torrence
Syracuse
Bailey
Justice of the
Frank Stone
Sutton Township
Jones Stone
Harold Duckworth
Dean Brinker
Justice of the Peace
J. W. McCullough
Salisbury Township
McCullough
Sutton
Salisbury
Roosevelt leaders race to pass NRA extension in House
Washington reports Roosevelt aides press for quick House approval of a short NRA extension to next April to preserve the Blue Eagle agency. Borah adds antitrust safeguards as House leaders worry over Senate amendments and aim to refer the measure to President Roosevelt before the weekend. The agenda also includes a brief debate on extending the transportation coordinator post held by Joseph B. Eastman.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Blue Eagle Agency
Senator Long
D-La
Senate
White House
Senator Borah
R-Ida
Borah
NRA
Transportation Coordinator
Joseph B. Eastman
Petitions Dismissed After NLRB Agreement
United States circuit court of appeals in Cincinnati dismissed three petitions for review of NLRB orders on employee elections for collective bargaining. Motions by Kelsey Hayes Wheel Company Detroit and others led to the action.
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Cincinnati
National Labor Relations Board
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Kelsey Hayes Wheel Company
Detroit
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Portsmouth
C. Works
Earl W. Jenkins
Ro H. O
Carnegie Company
Ohio Parole Board Pledges Full Cooperation in Inquiry
Ohio Parole Board promised to cooperate fully with a federal inquiry into state parole systems ordered by President Roosevelt. Attorney General Cummings charged politics and improprieties, as the probe follows the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping. Board leaders expressed willingness to cooperate.
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Ohio Parole Board
Roosevelt
Ohio Board
U. S
Cummings
Weyerhaeuser
Ohio
Associated Press
Leland
Dougan
Prentice Reeves
Charles Sharp
Ravenna
William Mahan
George Weyerhaeuser
H. M. Waley
Bible student is sentenced in New York for bride slaying
Joseph Lieb Steinmetz 22, convicted of manslaughter in the death of his bride who he found partly dressed in a priest's room. Judge Charles Nott imposed an eight to 16 year term. He was not tried for the priest Rev. John J. Leonard's death at Morris Hall Home for the Aged in Lawrenceville New Jersey. The state will not pursue the latter homicide.
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New York
Joseph Lieb Steinmetz
General Sessions
Chas. Nott
John J. Leonard
Morris Hall
Lawrenceville
N. J
Farmer seeks injunction over land transfer in New Philadelphia
George J. Markley, 81, of Mineral City, filed for a court injunction to stop the transfer of five and a half acres to the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy district. He argues the land is needed for a railroad relocation connected to the watershed program.
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New Philadelphia
George J. Markley
Mineral City
Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District
Markley
Father Defends Lawyer Son Charged With Accepting Ransom
In Oklahoma City federal court two prominent criminal lawyers James C. Mathers and Ben Laska face trial for allegedly taking ransom payments to defend abductors of Charles F. Urshel. James M. Mathers acts as defense for his son James C. Mathers while Mrs. Laska sits beside her husband in courtroom photos.
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Charles F. Urshel
Oklahoma City
James C. Mathers
Ben Laska
Denver
James M. Mathers
James C
Laska
Nation Faces Soft Coal Strike as Workers Gather
Thousands of miners report for a final shift before the Sunday strike deadline set by the United Mine Workers. President Roosevelt pushes the Guffey bill amid stalled congressional action as John L. Lewis orders a work stoppage unless new contracts are signed.
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Pittsburgh
Tri-State
United Mine Workers
Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
John L. Lewis
House
Samuel B. Hill
Ways and Means Committee
Pan American clipper ends Hawaii flight run
Aviation's most powerful overseas airliner the Pan American clipper completed its second California to Honolulu flight. The journey showcases the new era of transpacific air service as Pan American Airways expands its routes and capabilities.
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Honolulu
Aviation
California
1600 Ton Shovel Clears Coal Fields at Cadiz
A giant electric shovel operating in the Harrison-Jefferson county coal field can cut a 40 by 60 by 80 foot slice, lift 75 ton stones, and move coal with a 97.5 foot boom. Four men run the 1,600 ton machine, which crawls on eight caterpillar trucks and swallows large loads, its dipper holding a car and its capacity dwarfing canal dredges.
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Cadiz
Cadiz. O
Harrison
Jefferson County
Panama Canal
Toledo Edison Workers Strike Again Delays Unsettled
Electrical workers in Toledo Ohio and surrounding area stage a second strike in ten days. Picket lines at plants form after voting, 400000 customers retain power via feeders, union cites company delaying negotiations, wage demand 20 percent, contract expired June 1.
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Toledo
Toledo-Edison Company
Toledo Edison
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Electrical Worker’s
Oliver S Myers
Statemet
E. L. McBee
Ase
The
Massive Reinsdorf Munition Blast Kills Up To 1000
In Reinsdorf Germany a catastrophic munitions plant explosion sparks fires and a call for evacuation. Nazi officials report 52 dead with hundreds injured, while unofficial counts rise toward 1000 as rescue teams, police and storm troops comb ruins under strict wartime censorship.
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Reinsdorf
Germany
Associated Press
Wittenberg
Otto Heidenrieth
Adolf Hitler
Acrobat dies in Grand Rapids as famed Three Arnolds member passes
Thomas E. Price, 72, longtime Inez survivor and a member of the Three Arnolds acrobatic team, part of the original Barnum Bailey circus, died yesterday in Grand Rapids Michigan. The death ends a chapter of early circus history linked to the famed act.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Thomas E. Price
Inez
Arnolds
Barnum / Bailey circus
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