Japanese Cabinet Shocked At Move By United States
Japanese cabinet reacts to American abrogation of 1911 Amity Treaty. Foreign Minister Arita presents full report to Premier Miranuma outlining possible reprisals. Officials say US action creates a situation with no treaty between Japan and the United States and warns of six months until denunciation becomes absolute.
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James R. Young
Spottsman
Japan
Cordell Hull
United States
Srw Castle
Hay fever notes and local mischief mix in town
Ten Hays listed in the city directory ease hay fever lore while a winter walk over Boyle’s property to the courthouse is hinted. Contractor Frank Johnson loses cement bags to a basement flood from Wednesday’s storm as candidates boast quick wit and goofy gags. Astronomy puns note Mercury’s 88 day orbit while election chatter mocks clean politics.
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Boyle
Court House
Kok
Frank Johnson
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Wilson Avenue
Daily Weather Report for U S Areas
Daily weather report for the 24 hour period ending 5 p m Thursday shows maximum 87 and minimum 67 with 2 inches of precipitation and a river stage of 6 5 feet. For the same date a year ago the maximum was 68 and minimum 65 with no precipitation.
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United States
Betty Grable to File Divorce From Jackie Coogan
Glamour star Betty Grable confirmed she will seek a divorce from Jackie Coogan in Los Angeles after previously denying a breakup while finishing a California World's Fair appearance in San Francisco. She cites mental cruelty as the grounds for the action.
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International News Service
San Francisco
Betty Grable
Jackie Coogan
Los Angeles
Dr William James Mayo Dies At 48 In Rochester
Dr William James Mayo co founder of the Mayo Clinic died at his home in Rochester Minnesota early today at age 48. He survived his brother and longtime partner Dr Charles A Mayo who had died two months earlier in Chicago. The pair built a renowned medical dynasty and operated at St Marys Hospital in Rochester before their deaths.
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Famed
Mayo Clinic
Rochester, Minnesota
Rochester
Minn
William James Mayo
Mayo
Charles A. Mayo
Charles
Chicago
Wil
St. Mary's Hospital
Bux
New Castle
Beaver County Woman Personal Crisis Reports
A 25 year old mother, Anna Dorothy Karr, was found shot in the heart at a wood six miles from Brody's Run, after her husband drove her to a cabin and left her there. Coroner Harry McCarter said she took her own life amid worry over her husband William Bowers, 30, of New Brighton. The body was found by her husband.
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International News Service
New Brighton
Brody's Run
Harry McCarter
Anna Dorothy Karr
William Bowers
Karr
New Qaster
Woman Leaps From Fourth Floor in Brooklyn News
New York July 28 Mrs Sophie Beck 35 died today after jumping from a fourth floor window in Brooklyn Seeking release she left notes for her husband and son Jane searched the borough for hours before locating a hotel from which to leap.
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Cinternational Lews Service
New York
Sophie Beck
Jane
Brooklyn
Garner Supporters See Big Boost From Attack on Lewis
Washington observers assess the impact of John L. Lewis’s attack on John Nance Garner. Garner supporters claim the blast elevates Garner, moving him into new prominence than before. Lewis backers express jubilation, especially within the CIO camp, over the fiery exchange.
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Lewis
Rainfall relief slim as northeast seeks steady showers
The northeast sees scattered thundershowers with July drought persisting. Agricultural experts call for 24 to 48 hours of steady rain to end crop and forest danger, noting relief from fires in New York state but drought far from broken. J Richard Dixie Davis, the lawyer linked to the Hines case, was released from jail after a 128 day stay and a 170 day pre-sentence tally, with a crowd watched by police in Jersey City.
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International News Service
New York State
State Department of Agriculture
Albany
N. Y
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
New England
J. Richard Dixie
Davis
Duren Schultz
James J. H Nes
Underworld
Jal Hne
Davis Jn
Hines
Huy
New Cartle
Welser
Packawanna
Monongahela
Wyoming
Philadelphia
Wealthy Couple Slain Near Evarts Kentucky
In Harlan Kentucky on July 28 a wealthy Knoxville couple, Mr. and Mrs. David Sullins, were shot near a filling station while seeking a route to Black Mountain. Sullins died from a head wound. Dixie Ann Sullins was lightly wounded in the hand. Authorities held three or four men as inquiries continue. Sullins, 30, was heir to a $750,000 estate.
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International News Service
Harlan
H Knoxville
Sbtrange
Sullins
Cloudburst Hits Monongahela Valley Injuries Reported
A cloudburst swept the Monongahela valley causing at least five injuries and widespread flooding in the Homestead and McKeesport areas. Tony Wash, 45, a Duquesne laborer, suffered a probable skull fracture when his car overturned on an embankment collapse in Elizabeth township.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Monongahela Valley
Homestead
Mehard Takes Third Wife Amid Sentencing Battle
Former Pittsburgh city solicitor Churchill Mehard, awaiting sentence in a £375,000 consent verdict case, honeymooned with his third wife in the west. He and Virginia Lee Marsh, also from Pittsburgh, had divorced, and Marsh married him hours after her own divorce. Mehard, free on $5,000 bond, faces ongoing legal actions including a pending divorce suit from his second wife.
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Cinternational News Veryview
Pittsburgh
Churchill Mehared
West
Medard
Virginia Lee Marsh
Reno
New
Marsh
Kirtlang
Mehard
Yerngton
Liberty
Allegheny County
Senate Battle Over Leading Program Votes Today
Roosevelt leading program fight nears decision as Senate reconvenes after midnight. Democratic leaders push for final vote while Republicans block with parliamentary maneuvers. Five amendments considered include tolls on federally built roads and wage provisions for WPA work. prevailing wage issue dominates today’s action. Cont In on page tac. Buy in New Canter.
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Edward B. Lockett
International News Service
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Tov
Barkley
Federsd
J Jones
Adams
Colorado
APC
REC
T Hat Jomns
Byrd
Virginian
Lucas
House Repubil
Cans
Bankers Outing Draws Large Crowd at New Castle Club
A large attendance at the Lawrence County Bankers association event at New Castle Field Club featured informal golf draws and a dinner program by Bert Stevenson, a former San Juan resident now based in New Castle. He spoke on life and banking in Puerto Rico, with hosts and guests from Pittsburgh and other areas. Fire destroyed an eight room frame house in North Edenburg near the old Wellendor farm, with a $2,000 loss. The vacant property recently belonged to Mrs. Farry Sherrard.
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Lawrence County Bankers’ Association
New Castle Field Club
Bank Menen
Puerto Rico
Bert Stevenson
New Castle
San Juan
Edgar L. ‘Thompson
First National Bank of
Lawrence County and Association
Stevenson
Pitsburgh
HH. Hartman
Edenburg
Vaduct
Schmisht
Jesse Haynes
Jane
Wellendor Farm
Farry Sherrard
Ji Hse
Britain Acts To Halt Bomb Attacks
London late July 28 the government enacted a new law to deal with Irish Republican Army bombers. King George gave royal assent after the House of Commons approved Lords amendments. The bill allows expulsion of suspected terrorists and closing entry gates to those deemed security risks. Irish prime minister De Valera denounced the bombings and denied official IRA sponsorship.
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Russell Anderson
London
Nime
King George
House of Commons
House of Lords
Felme
Exton de Valera
Eire
Rains Bring Partial Relief From Drought
Rainstorms offered partial drought relief across Pennsylvania easing heat and protecting forests. Farmers expect significant losses to drop with continued precipitation while floods and storm damage hit Philadelphia and other eastern areas.
Hoffmaster Named County Medical Director
Announcement confirms Dr A L Hoffmaster appointed medical director of Lawrence County succeeding Dr Paris A Shoaf, who served about four years since the term began under Governor George W Wearie. New post takes effect immediately in Lawrence County health administration.
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Hoffmaster
A. L. Hoffmaster
Lawrence County
Paris A. Shoatf
Shoalf Boas
Beter
George 11. Wearle
Hoy
New Cast
Roosevelt Evades Third Term Remark
President Roosevelt again refused to reveal plans for a possible third term. When asked if the country could expect a statement, he smiled and bluntly said no.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Pittsburgh district business soars to peak since 1937
In International News Service report from Pittsburgh on July 28, business activity in the district rose to its highest level since 1937, supported by a Bureau of Business Research update from the University of Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Bureau of Business Research
University of Pittsburgh
United States to reverse policy toward Japan cited
Washington officials say America's future trade and diplomatic ties with Japan hinge on a total reversal of its two year invasion of China after Roosevelts abrogation of the 1921 commerce treaty. A radical shift in Japanese policy is needed before any renewal of a commerce and friendship pact can be considered. Continued from page two.
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Robert G. Nixon
International News Service
Washington
America
Japan
China
Roosvelts
Brill
United States
Engineers to Hold Annual Union Here
Members of the 58nd Railway Engineers will hold their annual reunion on Sunday and Monday. They aim to renew acquaintances formed during service in the AEF in World War I and enjoy a social time. Visitors will gather Sunday afternoon at Orv's Hall on Grove Street for a welcome.
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58Nd Railway Engineers
Vistors
Orv’s
Grove St
Senator Hohnan Pushes Immigration Service Probe
Oregon Senator Hohnan, a member of the Senate Immigration Committee, seeks a full inquiry into immigration enforcement before Congress adjourns. He cites numerous irregularities on the West Coast and argues current laws are not being effectively enforced.
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Conternational News
Washington
Hohnan
Oregon
Iymicration Service
Congress
Hoahnan
Senate
Holm
Tar
Sruy
Remembering Yore When the Furnace’s On
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls cold rooms and hot days, the Bre coal man’s visit, and windy, heated homes. The speaker longs for bygone weather and shared chats by the furnace, fearing harsher times ahead.
Death Record for Jean Richard Thomas and others
Fragments list deaths including Jean Richard Thomas aged 60 from Marin and other names such as Me Neespark, Chester Colley-Edmunds, MG Letanon, John Philip Gartner aged 62, Ceve land, and Mrs Frank Priscaro aged 35 of 305 West Madison Avenue, with July 28 noted.
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Neespark
Chester Colley - Edmunds
MG Letanon
John Philip Gartner
Ceveland
Frank Priscaro
West
Madison Avenue
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