Soviet Press Blames Japan For Consulate Raid In Tientsin
Izvestia and Pravda denounce Japanese actions as provocative in the assault on the Russian consulate during Chinese-Japanese fighting. The Russian press voices sympathy for China and accuses Tokyo of instigating conflicts while demanding punishment, seizure of raiders' property, and compensation—Japan denies involvement.
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Moscow
Izvestia
Japan
Tientsin
White Guard
U. S
Pravda
Communist Party
China
Hopeh
Chahar
Chinese Eastern Railway
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Amur
Manchukuo
Siberia
Russ
Taki
Tass
Dewey Wins Again Drive On Thugs In NYC Racketeering Case
New York article reports Thomas E. Dewey securing another victory in his campaign against racketeering. Arthur Herbert, 23, dubbed the azar of the poultry industry, and two other defendants pleaded guilty to embezzling from the Chicken Drivers Chauffeurs and Helpers union No. 167. David Diamondstone also pleaded guilty to one charge with a maximum term of 10 years. Justice Ferdinand Pecora will sentence the men.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
New York City
Arthur “Tootsie
Herbert
Azar
Poultry Industry
David Diamondstone
Supreme Court
Ferdinand Pecora
Green Outlines Amendments to Wage Hour Bill
Senator Walsh urges federal support for a Wagner Steagall housing bill with amendments to tighten slum clearance and low rent housing. He argues states can handle slum abolition and seeks mandatory clearance with federal aid. Green and Lewis back the bill, pledging labor support. The House debates wage hour provisions, with amendments to limit board powers and align with collective bargaining, while aiming for adjournment in three weeks.
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Green
Washington
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
Senate Today
Walsh
Senate
Fiorello H. la Guardia
New York
William Green
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Committee For Industrial Organization
House Banking and Currency Committee
Lewis
Robert F. Wagner
White House
Roosevelt
Labor Standards Board
Walsh-Healey
Federation
House
House Labor Committee
Committee
House Committee
Wood
Missouri
Missouri State Labor Federation
Dickstein renews attacks on Nazis in United States
Washington reports Democrat Samuel Dickstein of the House immigration committee urged subpoena power to expose Nazi financing and subversive activity in the United States. He cited a telegram claiming a new Nazi alien camp would be baptized near Milwaukee on August 8. Rep. O Malley pressed for disclosure of the telegram source.
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Dickstein
United States
Washington
U.P
Samuel Dickstein
New York
House Immigration Committee
House
Germany
Suboena Terttain
Dicksteinn
Milwaukee
Thomas O'Malley
Democrat
Wisconsin
Dicksiein
New York City
O'Malley
Mother and three daughters die in farm house blaze
A mother Mrs Frank Campbell and her daughters May 14 Lurene 4 and Florence 7 were fatally burned when the Frank Campbell farm home five miles east of Poland was destroyed by fire last night.
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Poland
Frank Campbell
Here
May
Lurene
Florence
Gehrig homers in 1900th Yankee game vs White Sox
Lou Gehrig belted a two on homer in the first inning, marking his 1900th consecutive game at first base for the Yankees as New York beat Chicago 7 to 2 in the first game of a double header. DiMaggio and Lazieri also connected for the victory.
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New York
Lou Gehrig
Joe DiMaggio
Tony Lazieri
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Gehrig
Yankees
Yanks
Thornton
Lee
White Sox
Missing Pan American Grace liner Santa Maria found submerged
The Pan American Grace Airways flying boat Santa Maria with thirteen aboard was located under water about 30 miles northeast of Cristobal. Navy and fleet airbase planes scouted the scene while submarines and other vessels joined the search. No life signs were detected. rescue efforts continued.
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Washington
War Department
Panama
Pan-American Grace Airways
Santa Maria
Cristobal
Navy
Teal
Navy Department
Fleet Airbase
Atinus
Colon Breakwater
Canal Zone
Pan-American Grace
Guavequil
Ecuador
Balboa
Department of Commerce
United States
Guayaquil
Lima
Peru
New York
Commerce Department
Bezas Becomes Focal Point In Francoist Drive Near Teruel
Insurgent forces report two pronged attacks near Bezas drive Madrid Valencia troops from a 4000 foot summit and seize government HQ with large ammo stocks. Bezas lies 13 miles north of Cuenca road, a key step toward severing links to the Madrid Valencia highway and Cuenca assault. authorities note Italian reinforcements for Franco.
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Hiendaye
Madrid-Valencia
Teruel
Bezas
Francisco Franco
Spain
Madrid
Valencia
Franco
Cadiz
Strange of Neenah Wins Tennis Match
In Culver Indiana Joseph Hunt of Los Angeles advanced to the third round at the national junior championships with a 6-0 6-1 win over John Mullaney of Milwaukee. Billie Strange of Neenah Wisconsin beat Bosley Bauzher of Catonsville Maryland 3-6 6-4 6-4 in a boys singles third round match.
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Culver
Ind
Joseph Hunt
Los Angeles
John Mullaney
Milwaukee
Billie Strange
Neenah
Wis
Bosley Bauzher
Catonsville
Trailer Tourists Life of Riley at Tin Can rally in Keshena
The Tin Can Tourist Association of the World holds its midsummer rally in progress at the Menominee Indian reservation near Keshena Wisconsin until August 8. Trailers from diverse professions mingle on the convention grounds as Royal Chief C McKnight of Coldwater Minnesota and royal secretary E Gill lead a friendly gathering. Dudy the white haired dog travels 100000 miles by trailer sharing the scene with families and children.
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Keshena
Wis
Tin Can Tourist Association of the World
Royal
C. McKnight
Coldwater
Mitch
E. E. Gill
Tin Canners
Armour Institute
Chicago
P. L. Eddamiller
Menominee
Japs Push Toward China Front Near Tientsin
Japanese war planes bombed Tehchow on the Hepeh Shantung border as a column of Japanese infantry supported by tanks and artillery pushed south toward Hepeh province. Reports say the advance neared Tientsin, with Chinese forces regrouping after defeats.
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Tientsin
Tehchow
Hepeh
Shantung
Here
Japan
North China
Peiping
Pukow
Shantung Province
Nanking
Iopeh
Pingyuan
Hopci
Tsinanfu
Hopch Province
Twenty-ninth
Bopeh
Eau Claire Milk Delivery Halted By Dairy Strike
A strike by over 100 dairy workers halted milk deliveries to about one fifth of Eau Claire homes. Six large plants joined the walkout for shorter hours and higher wages, with picket lines around dairies until police restored order. Twenty farm dairies remained unaffected and continued normal business. The city also lost ice cream production as several struck plants were ice cream makers.
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Tau Chire
Wig —Ur
Eau Claire
Uecke's
Tri-State
Sunlite
Farmers Model
Russell's
Oak iPark
Van Devanter Still a Supreme Court Justice Says Borah
Washington senator Borah insisted there is no vacancy on the Supreme Court despite Justice Willis Van Devanter's retirement. He argued retirement does not create a vacancy and a new appointment requires impeachment, resignation, or death. Borah noted Van Devanter remains a justice and could be recalled, shaping a dispute over a possible recess appointment by President Roosevelt.
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Washington
Sen
Williams
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Supreme Court
Willis van Devanter
Homer S. Cummings
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
van Devanter
Judiciary Committee
Alben W. Barkley
Court
Circuit
Henry F. Ashurst
Arizona
Wisconsin Weather Forecast And Readouts
Wisconsin showers and thunderstorms likely tonight and Wednesday with generally fair conditions in central and west areas. Cooler Wednesday, especially in the west. northwestern observations show 33 at 5:30 am and 39 at 1:00 pm with cloudy remarks. Temperature highs and lows yesterday not stated. Buckstarl Observatory notes from Sunday 8 pm to Monday 8 pm record maximum and minimum temperatures, no precipitation, southeast wind, barometer 29.30. One year ago temperatures were 96 and a low not provided.
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Wisconsin
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Phoenix
Yellowstone
Buckstarl Observatory
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