Nats Win All Star Game 4-1 at Crosley Field
Johnny Vander Meer and Vernon Gomez opened the sixth annual mid season classic as the National League topped the American League 4 to 1 before 28 000 fans at Crosley Field Cincinnati. Managers Joe McCarthy and Bill Terry guided their teams in a high stakes charity game.
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Crosley Field
Cincinnati
Gayle Talbot Crosley
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reds
Vernon
Lefty” Gomez
New York Yankees
Vander Meer
Joe McCarthy
Americans
Bill Terry
Nationals
Burke predicting three Democratic defections in Senate
Nebraska Senator Burke said administration efforts to defeat anti Roosevelt Democrats would focus on three senators George of Georgia Smith of South Carolina and Tydings of Maryland. He noted Roosevelt would campaign for four or five administration incumbents during a cross country tour.
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Washington
Burke
Nebraska
George
Georgia
Smith
South Carolina
Tydings
Maryland
White House
Roosevelt
Colorado
Adams
Benjamin Hilliard
Indiana
van Nuys
U's
Paul V. McNutt
Urke
Nevada
McCar
Justice Cardozo Holding His Own In Port Chester
Associate Justice Benjamin N. Cardozo of the U S Supreme Court, seriously ill at Judge Irving Lehman's home, was reported holding his own with his secretary saying he was somewhat weaker the previous night but not losing ground. Cardozo had suffered a heart ailment months ago in Washington.
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Port Chester
N. Y
Benjamin N. Cardozo
United States Supreme Court
Irving Lehman
Joseph Rauh
Cardozo
Washington
Flashes In The News: Cars vs Impulse and a Giant Fish Tale
In Atlanta the defendant jokes about resisting car stealing and facing two to three years in prison per Judge Ethridge. In Indiana a 125 pound swimmer, 15 year old Victor Beramegh of Gary, was hooked by a fishing line in Flintlake and needed doctors to remove the hook from his nose.
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Atlanta
Paul S. Ethridge
Valparaiso
Ind
Flintlake
Here
Victor Beramegh
Gary
Four Boys Plead Before Judge Henry in Kansas City Case
In Kansas City, four boys tearfully asked for leniency as they stood before Judge Henry. The proceedings focused on a youth-related incident with the court weighing subsequent steps and potential charges.
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Kansas City, Kas
Henry
Orleans Taxis Still Running Amid Six Day Strike
New Orleans police manned Yellow cabs resumed operation for a sixth day with no violence. About 150 loyal drivers worked, while 27 C I O members were arrested near cab headquarters and later acquitted. J W Lovett, C I O organizer, jailed after bond disputes, as the draymen’s strike enters its third week with police guarding ten companies.
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New Orleans
Yellow Cab Company
Cab
J. W. Lovett
Frank T. Echezabal
Lovett
Echezabal
Draymen
American Federation of Labor Workers
Draymen's
Insurgent cabinet approves bill to reestablish death penalty
In Burgos Spain on July 6 the insurgent cabinet approved a bill to reestablish the death penalty in areas under Generalissimo Francisco Franco.
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Burgos
Spain
Francisco Franco
Gossip hints Countess may marry again in London society
London July 6 The Countess Barbara Haugwitz Reventlow's legal dispute with Count Court Haugwitz Reventlow shifts from police court duels and large divorce settlements to whispers of a new romance. The adjourned hearing heard claims of $5,000,000 demanded for divorce and threats against her with public scandal.
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London
Barbara Haugwitz-Reventlow
Count Court Haugwitz-Reventlow
Bow Street Court
West End
Lance
Woolworth
Barbara
Prince Alexis Mdivani
Barbera Hutton
Winfield
Regent's Park
Norman Birkett
Sixteen PBY Bombers to Fly to Honolulu this Summer
Sixteen planes of patrol squadron 4 under Commander Robert L. Fuller are slated to depart San Diego for Honolulu in August. Rear Admiral Charles F. Blakely, head of aircraft scouting force, notes this marks the final transfer of the consolidated PBY long-range bombers to Hawaii this year, part of 42 such bombers ferried to Pearl Harbor over the past 18 months.
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San Diego
Calif
Patrol Squadron
Robert L. Fuller
Honolulu
Charles FE. Blakely
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Eight Arabs killed in Jerusalem clash near Iraq pipeline
Eight Arabs were killed and a British soldier wounded in a night battle on the plain of Eschaelon near the Iraq pipeline. Troops and Jewish constables clashed with the Arabs in a biblical era setting as the Liberator Gideon’s region was cited.
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Jerusalem
Plain of
Eschaelon
Gideon
Iraq
In Kobe Flood Disaster 600 Japanese Schoolchildren Die
A Kobe flood after three reservoir collapses killed at least 600 Japanese schoolchildren and dozens of Europeans. The President Cleveland liner reported the tragedy occurred about 9 am local time on July 5. A schoolhouse collapse and wreckage left many dead and caused transport disruption.
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San Francisco
Dollar
Cleveland
Kobe
Japan
Globe Wireless
H. Estep
Estep
Kohe
Huge Silver Haul Starts New Government Storage Move
Twenty five trucks each carry nearly 12 tons of silver as the United States begins transferring $1.29 billion in bar silver to a new storage vault at West Point. A convoy of 50 coast guardsmen accompanies the load along a 50 mile route with guards in each truck. The operation, not armored, aims to move about 1,000,000 bars over ten months.
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New York
Uncle Sam
West Point
United States Assay Office
Coast
Senate Votes to Send Gove B Davis to Congress
In Baton Rouge on July 6 the Louisiana Senate voted 7 to 2 to send Sen Gove B Davis to the national House. Davis had signaled he would run from the fifth district. Long urged him to speak, then the vote followed as Cranor and Fleming opposed the move.
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Baton Rouge
Senate
Gove B. Davis
LaSelle
Congress
Davis
National House of Representates
Earl K. Long
Dave
Gove
Roscoe Cranor
Caddo
Dan Fleming
Concordia
West Monroe names new city officers at first council meeting
John McCormick named city attorney as Mayor H M Williams Jr leads a reorganized West Monroe council. New committees include finance Lee Hawkins H A McDonald. streets E D Kennedy Marlin Hattaway. sanitation D Kennedy Lee Hawkins. water D C Golson H A McDonald. Roy Steele re elected police chief. council sworn in amid routine business. Next session set for Monday at 5 pm.
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John McCormick
West Monroe
H. M. Williams, Jr
Lee Hawkins
H. A. McDonald
D. Kennedy
Marlin Hattaway
D. C Golson
D C. Golson
Roy Steele
L. L. Wood
City Board of Health
Powell
C. H. Hill
L. B. Newsom
H. Humphries
A. W. Riggs
H. A. Brownlee
H. R. Kennedy
J. E. Whitaker
R. &. Haynes
Earl Taylor
A. Richardson
J. T. Hill
Dr. E. Powell
Williams
At & Pan
H. M. Williams
17 Point Diagnosis Of South Economic Ills
The Dixie delegation of seven business men and educators reviewed a 17 point analysis of the south’s economic ills prepared for the national emergency council. NEC director Lowell C. Mellett said the survey contains no recommendations and that corrective measures could be suggested later. The analysis covers soil and water resources ownership of industries and wage standards.
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National Emergency Council
Dixie
Lowell C. Mellett
NEC
Mr. Roosevelts
Mellett
Patterson praises pay and hour bill as free enterprise safeguard
Richard C. Patterson Jr says the wages and hours bill, signed by the president, defines free competition boundaries and protects employers with social responsibility. He argues against government price fixing and production control, urging middle ground in governance of business.
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Chicago
Richard C. Patterson
Patterson
Merchants and Manusfacturers Club
FHA Insures Record Billion in Building This Year
President Roosevelt heard from Stewart McDonald that the FHA will insure about 1.001 billion dollars of new building this year, more than double last year. McDonald cited June mortgage business at 96 million and noted the gain boosts materials, payrolls, and employment in construction and related industries.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Stewart McDonald
Federal
FHA
McDonald
Pita
McDonald's
Ickes
Syphilis Clinic Opens In Ouachita Parish City Hall
Dr. Douglas Williams announced a syphilis clinic for indigent cases to be held at Monroe city hall next Saturday July 9 from 9 30 am to 12 noon. Funding comes from Monroe city funds and Ouachita parish police jury with drugs supplied by the Louisiana state board of health. Clinic days are Wednesday and Saturday mornings from 9 30 am to 12 noon. Admission limited to early syphilis and syphilis in pregnancy with written physician requests, except relief enrollees. residents outside Ouachita parish are not admitted. The clinic is run by Dr J W Murphy with space provided by the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Williams
Ouschitea Perish Health Unit
Ouschita Parish
Monroe
Ouachita Parch
Bureau of
Ouachita Parish
Ouachita Pariah Public Welfare Department
Parish
Ouachita
Harvey H. Benoit
Tity Hall
Monroe Recreation Department
J. W. Murphy
Sonia Ba Mach
Rabbi Stephen Wise Returns from Detroit Denying Death Rumor
The 14 year old Zionist leader arrived in New York from Detroit and dismissed rumors of his death aboard the train, declaring I never had that time for dying. He spoke with energy and optimism about his role in the American Zionist movement.
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New York
Stephen Wise
American Zionist Movement
Detroit
Last Minute Bills Pass Amid Late Hour Signing
Lawmakers push through final measures in a tense session as several bills win quick approval. Late agreements yield rapid votes with key figures confirming swift enactment.
Louisiana Legislature Cleared To Send Bills To Governor
Baton Rouge July 61 The 108th Louisiana legislature moved into the stretch run as bills won final passage. Lieutenant Governor Earl K affixed his signature to 14 house bills approved by the senate and Speaker Lorrie Wimberly sent 168 measures to the governor. Governor Richard W. Lewis has signed 204 measures this season and more await action. The senate also passed a bill boosting the revenue collector’s allowance for estimates.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Cieverner
Earl K
Senate
Lorria
Veterans Bid Last Farewell To Gettysburg
Gettysburg Pa July 7 The ring of demolition hammers reminded a crowd of about 3 000 aged veterans of the blue and gray as they bid farewell to Gettysburg The last contingent of 1 200 veterans boarded special trains The field was cleared as crowds left the town Two detachments the medical corps and the quartermaster generals clean up squad began dismantling tent cities and removing installations ahead of ripping out boardwalks sewage lines and utilities The medical corps reported one veteran John W Cooper of Florida in condition and they planned to ship a large number of veterans directly to trains while keeping some under observation
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Gettysburg
Wverna
Etreeta
Beonh
Medical Corps
Quartermaster Generals
Ree
Fla
Paul BD. Hawley
May Launch Hunt for River Party
Lee's Ferry July 6 report says a two woman four man expedition on the Colorado River may arrive by Friday. Scientists from the United States Geological Survey note water levels dropping and advise caution, while expedition leader Norman Neville says the party aims to reach Lee's Ferry on July 2.
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Lee
Perry
Aris
Colorado River
Ande
A. Hanson
United Beresy
Geological Survey
Chee River
Lene
Norman Neville
Lee's Ferry
Anderson
Hanson
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Colo
Hunt
Denver and
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