Russian and Japanese Clash on Wide Front Border
Despatches from Shanghai report Japanese and Russian forces clashing along a broad border. A Japanese correspondent describes ongoing hostilities on the Manchoukuosu frontier while Domei notes Chinese Communist leaders in Yenan planning to send units of the eighth route army to join the Mongolian front.
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Shanghai
Shigeru Satto
Osaka Mainichi
Manchoukuosu
Domei
Hong Kong
Shensi
China
Outer Mongolia
Yenan
Moscow
Eighth Route Army
Avalanche claims six climbers on Mt Baker ascent
Searchers found the body of Alice James of Arlington at a crevasse high on Mt Baker as six college climbers are feared dead after a roaring snowslide Saturday. Julius Dornblatt and five others, including Hone Weltwan, Vianetrish ee Coupeville, Maynard Howatt, and Beulah Lindbergh, are named among the victims as the worst climbing disaster in Mt Baker history unfolds.
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Mt. Baker
Jilius Dornblatt
Bellingham
Dornblatt
Western Washington College of Education
Hone Weltwan
Chewelah
Wash
Viene Trishee Coupeville
Waah
Maynard Howatt
Seattle
Beulah Lindbergh
Great Falls
Mont
Rockolt
Precipitouy
Roman Wall
Washington
Terrorist Activity Stimulated By Foreigners
In the House of Commons Home Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare said the government has reliable information that IRA activity is being actively stimulated by foreign organizations. The statement accompanied the emergency legislation's second reading, which passed 218 to 217 to help curb bombings across England.
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London
C.P
Samuel Hoare
House of Commons
Irish Republican Army
England
Cleveland Pastor Proffers 5000 for Kidnapped Son Release
Dr. Jacob Goldner a Cleveland pastor offers to pay the full 5000 ransom demanded by Arab abductors for his son Gerould R. Goldner a 29 year old Mara dore Ohio preacher held since last Tuesday in the Bethlehem area A Bedouin guard delivers the letter amid ongoing efforts by British forces to locate the kidnappers and secure the hostage with mediation interest from a Bethlehem woman who says she can vouch for the son’s safety and well being
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Jerusalem
A.P
Jacob Goldner
Cleveland
Gerould R. Goldner
Maradore
Goldner
Bethlehem
Moab
Royal Air Force
Hebron
Sudbury Fatalities After Weekend Accidents
Sudbury Ont three dead and one critically hurt after weekend incidents. Two men Joseph Paquette 38 and Patrick Quilty 35 drowned at Fairbanks Lake while another man Luke Faught 50 CN Railways brakeman died after being run over by a freight train. Milton McEwen 25 injured nearly decapitated by a propeller. Norman Matte aided police and said boat seat change caused the drowning.
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Sudbury
Ont
C.P
Fairbanks Lake
Sud
Bury
Joseph Paquette
Patrick Quilty
Luke Faught
Canadian National Railways
Milton McEwen
Pillaging Arabs Under Arrest in Palestine
British troops and police arrested 128 Arab terrorists in a sweeping round up in the Haifa Acre zone of Palestine. The terrorists pillaged the Greek Orthodox monastery on the Mount of Temptation near Jericho.
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Jerusalem
C. P
Haifa- Acre
Palestine
Mount ‘of Temptation
Jericho
Moral Rearmament Peace Move Opens Its Assembly
Frank Buchman founder of the Oxford Group told about 1 000 delegates at the World Moral Rearmament Assembly that the United States must rely on moral rearmament for national security urging God guidance over gin and calling it the foundation for any world settlement A greeting was read from Canada’s National Defence Minister Hanlan Mackenzie who said peace comes from banners of friendship tolerance and mutual trust.
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Great Britain
Buchman
Interlaken
Switzerland
Hanlan Mackenzie
National Defence
Canada
Liberal meeting discusses united anti Social Credit candidate
A Liberal gathering is planned tonight at Park Hall starting at 8 o clock to study the Provincial Liberal Association executive decision to ally with the Conservative Association and the Unity Council in selecting a candidate to oppose Social Credit in the general election.
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Park Hall
Liberal Association
Conservative Association
Unity Council
Social Credit
Herridge to Speak in Alberta at Social Credit Picnic
Premier Aberhart said Hon. W D Herridge, leader of the New Democracy movement, is likely to address a Social Credit picnic at Armena Alberta next Wednesday if he accepts. Aberhart and E C Manning provincial secretary will also speak at the meeting.
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Calgary
C.P
Aberhart
W. BD. Herridge
New Democracy Movement
Social Credit
Armena
Alta
Soo Line Weyburn Mills Taken Over by Prince Albert Milling
Weyburn operations of the Soo Line mills have been acquired by the Prince Albert Milling Company, signaling a change in ownership and management for the local milling facility.
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Soo Line
Weyburn
The
Prince Albert Milling Co
Fire Hits Murray Collieries East Coulee
A Friday fire at Murray Collieries East Coulee caused up to 100000 in damage to tipple machinery and surface equipment. Insurance covers the loss as reconstruction begins with temporary gear, ensuring mine output continues. H K Reed and H McVeigh run the operation, employing 200 to 250 workers. crews saved the coal seam with 1000 to 1200 tons daily output in recent years.
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Drumheller Alta
C.P
Murray
East Coulee
H. K. Reed
H. McVeigh
Drumheller Valley
Weekend Heat Records Mostly Light Rain
Weekend temperatures ran high with Saturday at 87 and Sunday at 84 degrees. Today noon reached 84. Rain was limited to Sunday morning with .07 inch at the airport.
Expedition ends in wreck as Pandora salvage succeeds
Six members of the Northwest Passage expedition led by Dr. Homer Flint Kellems survived after their 38 foot rebuilt hali butt boat Pandora was wrecked off Seward Alaska. The crew including Kellems daughter Vivienne were aboard the USCG cutter Morris for 28 hours exposed but in good health. The mission to cross the top of the world failed.
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Seward
Alaska
United States Coastguard
Morris
Pandora
Homer Flint Kellems
Delaware County
Oklahoma
Vivienne
North America
Collision injures Art Bowman in city intersection crash
A collision at Eighth street and Seventh avenue at 1 p m involved Art Bowman and C W Vrooman driving a Maple Leaf camp vehicle. Bowman sustained painful bruises and scraped limbs as his door opened and he was thrown to the street. Both cars were moderately damaged.
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Art Bowman
C. W. Vrooman
British Columbia
Maple Leaf Auto Camp
Eighth Street
Seventh Avenue
Bowman
Anderson
Vrooman
Calgary connection marks Toronto Stock Exchange member's death
Toronto Stock Exchange member Harry L. Plummer, previously based in Calgary, has died recently. He was known for his Calgary tenure before joining the exchange in Toronto.
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Harry L. Plummer
Toronto Stock Exchange
Calgary
Chamberlain rules out British loan to Germany
In the House of Commons Prime Minister Chamberlain said Britain has no plan for a German loan and rejected any action that could appear as bribery to buy peace with Hitler. He noted cabinet and ministers knew nothing of such discussions between Robert Hudson and Dr Helmuth Wahl.
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London
C.P
Germany
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Robert Hudson
Overseas Trade
Helmuth Whal
Hitler
Arthur Greenwood
Chambelain
Hudson
Wabhithat
Rumors of Crisis Rise as Franco Supporters Clash
Reports from Hendaye and Madrid say Franco ally generals face arrest and flight as Falangists led by Ramon Serrano Suner gain influence. Queipo de Llano is ousted from Malaga command after criticizing the Falangist program. Public meetings are banned without Interior Ministry consent.
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Hendaye
P.havas
Juan, Yague
Fran Franco
Madrid
Franco
Jane de Liano
Burgos
Lisbon
Seville
Queipo de Llano
Spain
Falangistas
Tradicionalistas
Malaga
Publican
Yaque
Totalian
Queipo de Liano
A.B.C
France
C. P
Ramon Serrano Suner
Gonzalo
Further Reports of Better Business Conditions
National Association of Purchasing Agents reports across the United States and Canada show improved business conditions. They note any uptick in production and distribution could raise trade volume as the year ends.
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New York
A.P
United States
Canada
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Hatay Republic Joins Turkey in Returning Tangible Autonomy
ANKARA July 23 Turks begin a three day holiday marking Hatay’s transfer from Syria to Turkey. Hatay formerly the Sanjak of Alexandria now becomes Turkey’s 63rd province after French troops withdraw and Turkish civil authorities assume control in Antioch.
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Ankanza
Republic of Hatay
Syria
Turkey
Hatay
Mediterranean
France
League of Nations
Sanjak
Alexandretta
Hatay Republic
Antioch
Chamberlain Sets Basis for Tokyo Talks on Tientsin
In the House of Commons Prime Minister Chamberlain states that Japanese army forces must ensure security and public order in occupied regions. The Anglo-Japanese agreement text is released as Tokyo discussions focus on Tientsin issues within Britain’s China policy. The exchange with Arthur Greenwood clarifies no policy change.
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London
C.P
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Tientsin
Tokyo
Britain
China
Arthur Greenwood
Congnee
Unlawful Possession Of Calves Charged In Robinson District
Gottfried Schorr of the Robinson district was released on $500 bail at the R C M P court this morning before facing a charge Friday of unlawful possession of three calves missing from Otto Deering's farm since July 6. The arrest was made Saturday. Four calves were taken from Deering's place with one calf found with Schorr. John and Chris Schorr, brothers of the accused, each posted $250 for Gottfried's release.
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Gottfried Schorr
Robinson District
R.C.M.P
Otto Deering
Deering
Schorr
John
Chris Schorr
Bronere
Gottfried
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