Lindbergh Seeks to Perfect His Artificial Heart Work
Col Charles A Lindbergh, living in Kent, focuses on perfecting a so called artificial heart with Dr Alexis Carrel. The aviator turned medical tinkerer works late into the night at his English country home and on the Brittany coast following experiments on St Gil das.
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Col. Lindbergh
Kingsbury Smith International News Service
London
Weald
Kent
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Lonely Island of
St. Gildas
Brittany
Alexis Carrel
International
Agreement On Sino-Japanese Trouble Seen
Authorities report a possible Sino-Japanese confrontation has eased with troops withdrawing from danger zones around the Peiping area. Officials say war danger is averted and tensions may ease as military movements continue to wind down.
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Peiping
South Side youths catch bass near Conneaut Lake
Romeo Pacelli and Mike Joseph, both locals, frequent the area for fishing and recently returned from Conneaut Lake with bass over three pounds. The piece notes their skill and success on several weekly outings.
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Romeo Pacelli
Hamilton Street
Mike Joseph
East Long Avenue
Conneaut Lake
Daily Weather Report for 9 AM Period
U S weather reports for the 24hour period ending at 9 oclock this morning show a maximum temperature of 86 and a minimum of 57 with a trace of dew. River stage stands at 5.2 feet. A year ago the same date recorded a maximum of 84 and a minimum of 48 with no precipitation.
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U. S
Roosevelt suffers first major clash with Congress over court expansion
Washington July 22 Roosevelt has lost his first major battle with Congress as the struggle over increasing Supreme Court membership ends in a decisive setback for the president. The full impact hinges on the final form of the judiciary bill, with observers calling it a major defeat in Roosevelt's legislative push.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Move for Early End of Congress Session Faces Opposition
A coalition of house blocs resists adjournment before major bills pass. Members urge farm program wage and hour law and the Wagner housing bill while some predict a rush to adjourn after court battles end. Meanwhile the appropriations deficiency subcommittee speeds hearings for a final bill to be enacted before Congress goes home.
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International News Service
Washington
House
Congress
House Appropriations
Concede Defeat Of Proposals For Supreme Court
In a surrender to Roosevelt court bill opponents the administration agreed to remitted revision by the judiciary committee. Vice President Garner and Senator Barkley led talks with Senate Judiciary. Wheeler approved. The opposition plans to write its own ticket for lesser federal judiciary changes while preserving the high court. Probable provisions include direct Supreme Court appeals and limited injunctions amid constitutional questions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Judiciary Committee
Garner
Barkley
Senate Judiciary Committee
Wheeler
Montana
Senate
Supreme Court
Congress
District Court
Attorney General
Youth Killed by Train in Illinois Rail Yard
Chief of Police Criswell received a Paris message stating a young man believed from New Castle was killed by a train in Illinois railroad yards. The sheriff's note says the man claimed to be from New Castle. He was 20, 5 feet 10 inches, 160 pounds, brown eyes, dark curly hair, with the tip of one finger missing. A road map showing routes from New Castle to the coast and back was found.
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Criswell
Paris, Sr
New Castle
Tourist dies after 12 foot fall in Butler hotel
J Edward Owen a 57 year old tourist from Los Angeles died in Butler hospital from injuries to his back and neck after a 12 foot fall down an elevator shaft in a local hotel He had checked in and rushed back toward his room to fetch a forgotten article according to hotel attaches
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International News Service
Butler, Pa
J. Edward Owen
Los Angeles
Cal
Butler Hospital
Two Bandits Shot End Southwest Reign of Terror Ends
Roy Traxler, known as No 1 Texas outlaw, was wounded near the heart and captured in Hugo Oklahoma after Fred Tindal was killed. The two veterans, John Benton and Frank Trimmer, aided by officers, ended the desperado’s three state crime spree when they surprised him. Traxler received a blood transfusion and faced a grim prognosis.
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Southwest
International News Service
Hugo
Oklo
Roy
Pete
Traxler
Texas
Fred Tindal
Desperado
John E. Benton
Asher
Okla
Frank Trimmer
Heavy Fighting Around Madrid Reinforces Loyalist Gains
Heavy fighting rages west of Madrid as government communiques claim loyalists recaptured Hill 660. The report also notes Franco has tasked Gil Robles with a London mission, signaling a possible new nationalist strategy and a role for Robles in shaping a new state.
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International
Hendaye
France
Madrid
Francisco Franco
Gil Robles
London
Robles
Spain
Democratic Bait Lands Muscallonge
Attorney Clarence A. Patterson and Wayne D. Stitzinger ventured to Warren county for fishing. Patterson landed a 39 inch 16 pound muscalonge that amazed observers and seemed to prove the Democrats have all the luck.
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Clarence A. Patterson
Warren County
Wayne D. Stitzinger
Chamber of Commerce
Gerson Enjoying Self In Russia
Jack Gerson, a well known business man, is in Russia on an extended trip via France and Germany. A card to The News staff says he is having a fine time and left New Castle for weeks. He also visited Russia and Lithuania during the journey.
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Jack Gerson
Russia
New Castle
France
Germany
Lithuania
East Side Community Picnic Draws Crowd in Cascade Park
On July 21 the East Side Community picnic in Cascade Park featured ideal weather, afternoon dances, athletic events, and prizes distributed from the grand stand by General Chairman Carl W. Hausler. Amid crowds and campaign activity, attendees enjoyed a day of games, dancing, and social gathering. Joseph McCaskey confessed to being the mystery man after questions from Joseph Johnson, while voters circulated amid the festive atmosphere and home-use prizes.
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East Side
Cascade Park
Joseph Johnson
Joseph McCaskey
Mr. McCaskey
Shenango Township
Carl W. Hausler
City Registration Tomorrow at Alderman Brice Office
City registrars will be at the office 4 Alderman Brice at North and Jefferson streets tomorrow and Saturday for registering eligible voters not on the official list. Open 10 am to 3 pm and 7 to 10 pm.
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Brice
North
Jefferson Streets
Falls Off Tree Bay Breaks Arm
Jack DeGennaro aged about 8 of 807 South Jefferson street suffered a fractured arm when he fell from a tree at Wilmington Junction Wednesday evening about 8:30. His condition was described as good today.
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Jack DeGennaro
Jefferson Street
Wilmington Junction
Twin Trouble Sparks Double Annulment Suit in Arkansas
In Los Angeles Hubert and Herbert Sharp identical twins file a double annulment action against Lois and Louise Coats claiming the Coats sisters were still married to Ray and Roy Sebring when they wed in Oneida Arkansas last October. The Coats and Sebring marriages occurred in Fort Washington Washington in 1934 and involve Marine spouses, prompting the Sharp twins to seek annulments based on alleged interim decrees.
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Los Angeles
Hubert
Herbert Sharp
Lois
Louise Coats
Ray
Roy Sebring
Oneida
Ark
Coats
Sebring
Fort Washington
Wash
Sharp
Arkansas
Ress i
France Charges German Sub Bases Established In Spanish North Africa
Britain’s imperial defense committee weighed French charges that German submarine bases exist in Spanish North Africa and considered Italian fortification and air control on Majorca. Officials warned these moves threaten Britain's Mediterranean life line and tied to Foreign Secretary Eden’s hard line on defending Mediterranean interests.
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France
Spanish North Africa
International News Service
London
Britain
Imperial Defense Committee
Majorca
House of Commons
Anthony Eden
Italy
Westminster Man Cycling Over Europe
W. D. Biggs head of Westminster College journalism reports from England with Mrs. Biggs on a bicycling vacation. By July 12 they had covered 700 miles mailing from Glastonbury on the way to London. They plan to visit France Belgium and Holland. Weather is mild with daytime highs under 75 and cool nights.
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W. D. Biggs
Westminster College
England
First Ward Garden Foliage Damaged by Acidic Fumes
City reports widespread harm to gardens in the Grant Street district after two nights of suspected acid in the air. Barberry hedges ferns tomato beds and flowering plants browned and withered while elms and maples largely withstood the blast. City Forester Owen Fox notes extensive damage to public square foliage and hopes for seasonal recovery except ferns which show little chance.
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Grant Street
Owen Fox
Japan China clash near Peiping appears settled
Tokyo reports the war ministry says General Sung Cheh Yu An will replace anti Japanese officers in the 29th route army with unantagonistic leaders. The aim is to remove malcontents from North China and halt Chiang Kai-shek's northward advance. An officer from Tokyo will say North China garrison seeks to clear Chiang Kai-shek elements with broad action.
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Tokyo
Japan
China
Peiping
War Ministry
Sung Cheh-Yu An
Hopei- Chahar
29Th Route Army
Sung
North China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Nanking
Sino Japanese clash eases as troops withdraw
After hours of indecision and threat of renewed attack, the Sino Japanese dispute showed a brighter outlook as forces from both sides pulled back from danger zones. The 37th Chinese division retreated from Wang Ping and Japanese troops pulled from their front line posts to concentration points near Gengtai. Earlier Chinese authorities warned International News Service a Japanese attack could come at any moment.
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Peiping
Wang Ping
Gengtai
Man Dies After Butler Crash Injuries
William Zufeit, 48, of West Winfield, died in Butler hospital from injuries in an automobile crash at the Knox Chapel intersection on the Butler Report highway. His twin sons Raymond and Donald, aged 5, were seriously hurt but expected to survive.
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International News Services
Butler
William Zufeit
West Winfield
Butler Hospital
Knox Chapel
Butler-Freport
Raymond
Donald
Death notices for Charles Baker Archie Allman and Clarence Falen
Charles Baker aged 63 of 612 State Street Archie A. Allman aged 54 of 245 West Falls Street and Clarence P. Falen aged 39 of Philadelphia Pa are listed in this death record.
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Charles Baker
State Street
Archie A. Allman
West Falls Street
Clarence P. Falen
Philadelphia
Lehigh Cement Plant to Reopen Early August
Wesley Davy, general superintendent of Lehigh Portland Cement Company, announced orders to resume operations at the cement plant in early August. The idle facility plans a 36 hour week with 200 workers returning, each on six 6 hour shifts in the first week of reopening.
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Wesley Davy
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Warm July Day Described By Weather Enthusiast
A writer asserts July heat at eighty nine degrees is perfect and enjoyable. He praises warm weather and expresses a fondness for sunny days, urging the weather observer to continue delivering warm conditions.
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Albert Street
New Wilmington
Daily Weather Report
George R. Holmes
Ppose
William K. Hutchinson
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Butler Hotel
Reign of Terror
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Lois Coats
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