Strike turmoil widens as rail marine strike shocks cities
The Marine Strike Board appeals for Presidential intervention as san francisco waterfront scenes show bayonet tents and two deaths. In Racine four hurt in clashes, in New Jersey town trouble and Cincinnati unrest follow the wider strike wave. Union leaders meet 120 unions to plan sympathy action as maritime workers stay out since May 9.
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National
San Francisco
Yeste
Tae Reeuade
Roosevelt
Joint Marine Strike Board
Reigh
Washington
Nazis Deploy Wide Effort to Erase Revolution Traces
Berlin reports a political truce as Hitler calms the nation for July. Two million storm troopers take a month’s vacation while a drive to cut imports of raw materials accelerates. Scientists develop home based processes to produce materials, signaling wartime control returns.
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HGER
Berlin
Germany
Adolf ‘Hitler
Bavarian Alps
Tdnz-Von Passen
Meighen to Face Ontario Hydro Inquiry in Canada
Ottawa announces a commission led by Sir Lyman Duff will investigate charges against Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen, government leader in the Senate, regarding his activities with the Ontario Hydro Electric Company. Meighen requests the inquiry and says he would resign if charges are true. Prime Minister Bennett appointed the commission.
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Ottawa
C.P
Arthur Meighen
Senate
Ontario Hydro-Electric Company
Lyman P. Duff
Caf
Ada
Meighen
Cafiada
Canada
R. B. Bennett
Swed ish Prince Swindled by Plotters
Report from Stockholm notes Prince Lennard of Igneden was duped by plotters in a mov ie project featuring the prince and his wife. Investigators say the film aimed to betray frontier tensions with Finland and would have compelled Prince Lennard to invest 86 000 crowns.
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Stockholm
C.P. Havas
Lennard
Igneden
Prince Ennard
Gustdy
Sweden
National crime conference to unite states on kidnapper crackdown
Washington July 7 A P editors note Attorney General Homer Cummings announced a grand crime conference in Washington next fall. With Roosevelt's approval the event would invite state representatives to discuss fighting kidnappers gangsters and other criminals. The meeting aims to cover nearly all aspects of crime and law enforcement.
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Washington
A.P
Homer Cuim
Wings
National Segg Club
Roosevelt
Ner
Atas
Roosevelt plan to replace NHA with self government
An authoritative source reports the Roosevelt administration is developing a plan to supplant the NHA with a strictly regulated self government for industry.
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New York
Roosevelt
NHA
Bennett Heads to Calgary for Stampede Break
Ottawa July 7 Prime Minister R B Bennett left for Calgary for rest after a long parliamentary session. He will attend the Stampede opening Monday morning with no official engagements indicated. A lengthy cabinet meeting was held to organize the post session legislative program.
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Ottawa
C.P
R. B. Bennett
Calgary
Bennett
Cabinet Council
Round Wins Tennis Title
Dorothy Round beat Helen Jacobs 6-2 5-7 6-3 to give England a clean sweep of singles at Wimbledon. Elizabeth Ryan and Rene Mathieu won the women's doubles 6-3 6-3, while George Lott and Lester Stoefen took the men's doubles 6-2 6-3 6-4.
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Wimbledon
Dorothy Round
England
Helen Jacobs
United States
Helen Wills Moody
Helen
Tor” Miss Round
Kitty McKane Godfrey
Elizabeth Ryan
London
Mme
Rene Mathieu
France
Dorothy Andrus
Stamford
Conn
Jung Henrotin
Miss Ryan
George Lott
Lester Stoefen
Jean Boratra
Jacques Brugnon
Ther
Riots and arrests sweep Amsterdam and Havana
Rioting in Amsterdam resurges with police and troops clearing barricades. several deaths and many injuries reported as protests spread from dole cuts and unemployment. In Havana, 32 former army officers are jailed after a raid on the Bank of Nova Scotia office tied to alleged revolution plots and an assassination plan against US Ambassador Jefferson Caffery.
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Amsterdam
Jordamm
Dole
Havana
Canadian Boots Makers Deny Dumping by British
Ottawa July 7 The Tariff Board heard no charge of dumping by Canadian footwear makers against British boot and shoe manufacturers The protest by J J McHale of London Ontario was the sole public feature of yesterday’s hearing on British applicants seeking to reduce the preference duty from 25 to 15 percent
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Ottawa
C.P
Canada
Tariff Board
J.J. McHale
London
Rumors of Canada U S Trade Pact Revival Surface
Ottawa reports renewed talk of a reciprocal trading arrangement with the United States focusing on fish lumber and cattle. The visit of Canadian minister W D Herridge and staff to Washington revives speculation though officials offer no new basis for relief overtures at this time.
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Ottawa
C.P
W. D. Herridge
Washington
Messrs Wrong and
Mahoney
Canada
United States
R. B. Bennett
Roosevelt
Bad Omen For the Farmers Of Alberta
Regina delegates at the first national conference of toil ing farmers in Alberta condemn Hon. R. G. Reid former provincial treasurer as Premier saying his rise portends hardship. They accuse Reid of ordering a police attack and arrests of farmers on June 20 1932 in Edmonton during a hearing attempt and predict more foreclosures as a result.
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Regina
C.P
R. GC
Reid
Alberta
United Farmers of Alberta
Edmonton
J. Bespalko
Vermillion
Federal tourist bureau to promote Canadian travel
Ottawa reports the Dominion government will create a central federal tourist bureau under Minister of Railways and Canals R J Manion. A Senate committee led by W H Dennis recommended $100,000 for 1930s travel promotion, focusing on advertising to Canadians and coordinating with provinces. a director will be chosen soon.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Hon
R.J
Manion
Senate
W. H. Dennis
Halifax
Canada
British Columbia to seek better terms in confederation pact
Premier T. D. Pattullo announced BC will press for improved terms under the confederation pact and for Dominion takeover of the provincially owned Pacific Great Eastern Railway. The moves follow advice from Prime Minister B. Bennett and are planned for the end of July or August.
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Victoria
C.P
British Columbia
Dominion
Pacific Great Eastern Railway
T. D. Pattullo
B. Bennett
Strike violence erupts across several cities
Oakland California a 27 year old maritime worker Clayton Miner was shot in the abdomen and believed fatally wounded. In Racine Wisconsin five Horlick Malted Milk Co employees four women and three policemen were injured when strike sympathizers stormed a motorcade entering the plant. Bridgeton New Jersey four men were injured in a clash at Seabrook Farms during a 12 day strike with troopers later withdrawn. Cincinnati Ohio about 1000 strike sympathizers besieged Starnes and Foster mills in the suburb of Rockland as windows were broken.
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Oakland
Calif
Clayton Miner
Racine
Wis
Horlick
Malted Milk Corporation
Dis- Bridgeton
N.J
Ard
Seabrook Farms
Cincinnati
Seige
Starnes and Foster
Bockland
Bracken urges Newfoundland relief extension to July 15
Premier John Bracken asks federal Labour Minister W A Gordon to extend relief aid beyond the July 15 expiry in Manitoba. He seeks continued assistance on favorable terms for the balance of the federal fiscal year or until conditions improve.
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Bracken
Winnipeg
C.P
John ‘Bracken
Manitoba
W. A. Gordon
Dominion
Labor
Great Lakes Michigan Swept by Fierce Winds
Ontario storms whip across the Great Lakes report widespread damage including toppled telegraph lines uprooted trees and damaged buildings. One death in Sydney Township details farmer William Sutton crushed by a wind tossed hay load. In Michigan five killed and a dozen injured as winds and rain lash Detroit and southeast regions. Heat wave hits New York with 92 high and two deaths from heat.
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Toronto
C.P
Ontario
Georgian Bay
Great Lakes
Gladden
William Sutton
Sydneham Township
Sutton
Detroit
Suly
Michigan
Fannie - ‘Clemons
Frank Pesk
New York
Blan
Keted
Weather Bureau
Canadian Mounted Police Round Up Eleven In Flin Flon
In Flin Flon the Canadian Mounted Police detained eleven men over the last 24 hours on charges related to labor disorders tied to a strike involving 1,300 workers at Hudson's Bay Mining and Smelting Company. Judge Frank Simpson travels from Minnedosa. preliminary hearings set for later today. Nine more alleged agitators are mentioned in the continuation.
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Flin Flon
Rloyal
Canadian Mounted ‘Police
Hudson's Bay Mining and Smelting Company
Frank Simpson
Minnedosa
Mirrorscope spectacle boons vision for blind children
Three Toronto children almost blind from birth gained new sight through a microscope spectacle, a telescope-based eyeglass invention by Dr William Feinbloom of Chicago showcased at the American Optometric Association Congress. They read the finest print on an optical chart under observer Pietro, Jimmy, Annie, and Roberto, proving the device’s potential.
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Toronto
C.P
Wiliam Feinbloom
Chicago
Feinbloom
Chiles
Pietro
Jimmy
Annie
Roberto
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Republic of Colombo
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