Von Hindenburg Near Death as He Sinks at Home
President Paul Von Hindenburg, Germanys famed World War I hero, was sinking at his Hindenburg estate near Neudeck with family at his bedside. Doctors had issued a cautious bulletin earlier, noting grave anxiety over his age as he approaches his 84th birthday in October.
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Rumors of Hindenburg death swirl at League of Nations
Reports from Geneva claim rumors spread that President Von Hindenburg is dead, while Hitler allegedly delays an official announcement. Berlin dispatch notes Hitler and Goebbels arriving from Bayreuth by plane to the Chancellery as cabinet members are summoned. succession questions remain unresolved.
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Oiling on Route 8 From Butler to Harrisville
Detour Bulletin reports Route 8 oiling operations from Butler to Harrisville via Slippery Rock this week. No new detours or removals in the local district. Some streets washed clean while others remain muddy with debris. conditions vary across the city as noted by Pa Newe on Page Two.
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Slippery Rock
State Highway Department
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Daily Weather Report Summary
Daily weather report for the 24 hours ending 9 am shows a maximum of 89 and a minimum of 62 with 2.67 inches of precipitation. River stage at 4.2 feet. A year-ago reading notes a maximum of 62, no precipitation.
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Gracie Allen Attacks Russia as No Place for Women
Gracie Allen said Russia is no place for women while recounting a Moscow visit with George Burns. She claimed theaters were closed for summer and guides showed peasants without shoes, asserting Soviet workers do hard labor while Americans are lazy.
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Terrific deluge floods New Castle streets in 1913 level storm
A July cloudburst drenched New Castle flooding East Washington Street and surrounding blocks. Manhole covers blew off as three foot torrents swept sewers, washing cars off streets and submerging basements. Crews work to clear debris and restore pavement foundations after the city’s worst flood in years.
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East Washington Street
Butler Avenue
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England Retains Davis Cup Today
Wimbledon report states Fred Perry defeated Frank Shields of New York to clinch the Davis Cup for England, in a hard fought match despite Shields’ courageous effort. Final score 6-4 4-6 6-2 15-22.
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Frank Shields
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International News Service
New York Today
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Rain Heaviest In Five Years In Five Years Weather Record
A Monday evening cloudburst produced 2.67 inches of rain in about three hours, ranking as the heaviest rainfall since April 5, 1929 and the second heaviest in U S Weather Bureau history here. Weather official B F Johnson notes the event likely the heaviest in such a short period in many years. Continued on page Sw0.
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United States
B. F. Johnson
Sharon Youth Fatally Injured in Chimney Collapse
SHARON July 31 One youth was dead today and two brothers were injured when bricks from a 20 foot chimney crashed through a boiler room roof during a severe storm. Glenn N. Vaughn 13 died in hospital Abner Cole 18 and Chester 14 treated for cuts and bruises. Firemen spent two hours rescuing them.
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International News Service
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Abner Cole
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Woman Hurt In Jump From Car After Quarrel in Kittanning
Mrs. Laura Brink, 25, Russellton, Pennsylvania, is in a local hospital with a fractured skull, burns, and abrasions after leaping from an automobile driven by her husband Lewis Brink following a quarrel. The incident occurred in Kittanning.
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Two Claimants Vying for Austrian Throne Expose Royalist Split
In New York a colony of Austrian monarchists eyes revival of the Hapsburg era. Two lines compete: Archduke Otto, son of Empress Zita, backed by Countess Maria Larisch, and Rudolph Alexander Nicholas Marie Habsburg, known as James Longstreet Cleveland, claimed heir through Crown Prince Rudolph. Cleveland shows little enthusiasm, while Otto supporters press for restoration.
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International Mines Service
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James Longstreet Cleveland
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Austria
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Lehigh Portland Cement Plant to Resume Operations
Wesley Davy acting superintendent of Lehigh Portland Cement announces the plant will resume at six a.m. August 6 with all employees recalled. The restart will bring several hundred workers back and duration depends on business conditions. In a separate incident, Adam Hanersky, 40, died at Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt when a stick used to force a belt over a fan pierced his abdomen.
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Lehigh Portland Cement Company
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Brown Shirts To Resume Duties After Vacation
Berlin July 31 Victor Lutze commander of the Nazi Brown Shirts announced the Storm Troops vacation begun after the Boehm revolt on June 30 would end tomorrow and that the troops would resume full duties. He did not indicate any reductions in strength during the vacation.
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International News Service
Berlin
Victor Lutze
Brown Shirt
Marie Dressler Funeral Today in Hollywood
Hollywood mourns as Marie Dressler, “The Grand Old Lady” of pictures, is to be buried at Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Two simple services will be held inside the gates with 100 intimate friends. Jeanette MacDonald will sing, Catherine Lewis will play organ, and Rev. Neal Dodd will give a brief eulogy. Pallbearers include Clarence Brown Jack Conway Mervyn LeRoy Charles Reisner and others from her film circles.
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International News Service
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Catherine Lewis
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Jack Conway
Mervyn Leroy
Charles Reisner
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Mrs Dall Given Divorce Decree in Nevada
Mrs Anna Roosevelt Dall daughter of President and Mrs Roosevelt obtained a divorce from Curtis Dall in Minden Nevada after a brief closed hearing before Judge Clark J Guild. Agreements over property and custody of two children Sistie and Buzzie were not disclosed.
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International News Service
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Anna Roosevelt Dall
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Curtis Dall
New York
Minden
Jugoslavs warn Italy on intervention in Austrian crisis
The Jugoslav government warned against any outside action in Austria, calling the matter a League of Nations issue. Berlin reports say Italian troops massed along the Austro Italian border after Chancellor Dollfuss's murder, though Jugoslav authorities claim strict frontier control and no provocation. The note appears intended to deter unilateral measures and uphold stability.
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Hapsburg Heir Identified From Missouri Farmer Claim
A Providence Missouri farmer, J. L. Cleveland, is named by the emperor’s suite as the natural son of the murdered eldest son of Emperor Franz Josef. He may contest Archduke Otto for the throne in a proposed restoration. Otto is Franz Josef’s grandnephew. Cleveland grew up in the United States, with noted resemblance to Otto.
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Metzler Hurt In Accident In New Castle
Charles T. Metzler a 404 Park avenue businessman is in New Castle hospital with a fractured left leg after a head on wreck on East Washington street near Cascade park Monday afternoon. James Jones and his daughter Edith suffered minor facial injuries and brush burns. Metzler said he waited to turn left near Cascade park when the cars collided. Both cars were badly damaged and Metzler's leg was fractured two inches below the knee.
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New Castle Hospital
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Cascade Park
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Edith
New Castle
Jameson Memorial Hospital
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Corn Down But Not Out After Storm Says Frew
Jack Frew of New Wilmington explains corn leveled by Monday night storm will mostly straighten and grow, though not as upright as before. Some stalks stay close to the ground but ears will mature. cutting remains laborious with back strain noted.
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Jack Frew
New Wilmington
Alderman Mants
Frew
Thirty Families Flee High Water
Some 30 families were homeless and over 300 acres inundated as the Delaware river rose rapidly in How Creek Delaware county. Dykes built with public funds valued at 96000 were threatened and a railroad track was undermined. Heavy rains in northeastern Pennsylvania caused the ten foot rise at Easton where boats and small houses were swept away. Seepage appeared in dykes after hours of water pouring through embankments. Most residents evacuated from riverfront sections with some moving to higher ground after last spring floods.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Delaware
How Creek
Delaware County
Pennsylvania
Easton
Swiss Protest Smuggling of Explosives Across Frontiers
In Berlin at noon today the Swiss minister delivered a formal note to the foreign office protesting an alleged explosives smuggling effort across Swiss territory from Germany into Austria. Swiss officials say the bombs were intended for Austrian Nazis during last week’s failed revolt, and the incident involves four men arrested a week ago for attempting to move bombs into Austria. The protest cites violations of Swiss sovereignty and laws on possession and transport of explosive material.
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International News Service
Berlin
Foreign Office
Germany
Austria
Switzerland
Death Notice for Infant Alene Mary Walker
Alene Mary Walker aged one month who resided on Moorhead avenue is noted in this death record. Also listed is Mina McConnell Armstrong of South Pasadena California as another individual associated with the notice.
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Alene Mary Walker
Moorhead Avenue
Mina McConnell Armstrong
South Pasadena
California
Two Nazis Executed In Vienna Court Martial
Otto Planetta and Franz Holzweber were executed by hanging after a swift court martial. Planetta killed Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss and Holzweber was guilty of high treason. President Miklas refused clemency. no appeal followed. About 152 others await trial by military tribunal as Nazi revolt fallout continues.
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Otto Planetta
Franz Holzweber
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Engelbert Dollfuss
Holzweber
Wilhelm Miklas
Holnweber
Dollfus
Austria
Arthur Mometer A Champion More Than A Vid
The piece describes a champion as more than talent, needing effort, composure, and strategic play. It uses misread phrases to illustrate that true champions endure pressure, know when to attack or defend, and understand the purpose of their tools, all framed in a rough, poetic style.
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