Portugal Breaks Relations With Czechoslovakia Over Gun Deal
Lisbon severs ties with Czechoslovakia amid a dispute over a large machine gun order for Portugal. Prague cited export refusals linked to Portugal's stance on Spanish non intervention, as Lisbon pressed for delivery and insisted arms were only for the Portuguese army.
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A. V. da Rosa
United Press
Lisbon
Portugal
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Jose de Costa Carneiro
Vienna
Ceskoslovenska Abrosovska
Portugual
Italy
Administration tenderness for Bob Phil seen in Wisconsin tug
Milwaukee reports two Wisconsin Democratic national committee members oppose a party coalition with Republicans. Edward J. Lamp, state Republican chairman, says the Roosevelt administration shows sympathy for the La Follette faction. Broughton and Mrs. Givan criticize coalitions as aiding La Follette.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Democratic National Committee
Edward J. Lamp
State Republican Committee
Brouchton
Givan
Broughton
Two Men Die In Beloit Bridge Accident
Beloit Wisconsin reports two young men died in an auto crash on a bridge. Donald Kehoe 23 of Freeport Wisconsin was painting a bridge when a car swerved up the span and struck his ladder, catapulting him to the pavement where he died shortly after. Herbert Johnson 23 of Beloit died instantly when his car tipped over and crushed him.
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Beloit
Wis
Donald Kehoe
Freeport
Herbert Johnson
Beloi
Johnson
Kehoe
South Beloit
Wallace urges farm solidarity and seven point plan
Secretary Henry A. Wallace told about 4 000 farmers in Chippewa Falls that farm solidarity is essential to balance the economy. He outlined a seven point program including fair share of income, an ever normal granary, soil conservation, secure tenure, cooperation, family farms, and continued aid. He also said wheat and dairy farmers need not fear government help this year as prices and conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Henry A. Wallace
Wisconsin
Soil Conservation Committees
Wallace
St. Paul
Henry Wallace
Peru
Ind
Congress
Senate Passes Child Labor and Tax Loophole Bills
The Senate consented to Wheeler-Johnson child labor limits banning interstate trade in goods from under 16 year olds and under 18 in hazardous industries. It also speedily approved the administration tax loopholes bill to halt eight avoidance schemes, sending it to conference with the House as adjournment nears.
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Washington
Senate
House
Wheeler
Montana
Congress
John Nance Garner
Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
Black Takes Oath Hopeful For Court After Lunch
President Roosevelt invited Hugo L. Black to a White House luncheon as he prepared to resign from the Senate and take the oath as associate justice. The Senate confirmed passage of a $526,000,000 low cost housing bill, with debates on cost limits and eligibility continuing as adjournment looms.
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Black
White House
Washington
Hugo L. Black
Alabama
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Willis van Devanter
Albert Levitt
Mr. Roosevelt
Russell Turner
United Press
United States Supreme Court
White Mouse
Senator Black
Senate
Lst
Mayor L. Black
High Court
Homer
Cummings
Allotment Refused for Menasha School Building
Washington officials refused to approve a supplementary allotment of 51444 for Menasha Wisconsin school district for its new high school building. Officials told the office of Senator F Ryan Duffy that no funds were available.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
MenAsha. Wis
F. Ryan Duffy
Wisconsin
Expedition joins in search for missing Russian flyers
Sir Hubert Wilkins leads the Guba expedition sailing from Long Island toward Arctic searches for six missing pilots after the North Pole flight from Moscow. Canadian Herbert Hollick Kenyon helps prepare the 17 ton Guba for an overland leg to Toronto harbor and a base near the Coppermine River.
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New York
Long Island Sound
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Herbert Hollick-Kenyon
Wilkins
Lincoln Ellsworth
Guba
Toronto
Lake Ontario
Coppermine River
Arctic Ocean
Richard Archbold
American Museum of Natural History
San Diego
Sigismund Levanoffsky
Lindbergh
Russia
North Pole
Moscow
United States
Arctic Circle
Barter Island
Fairbanks
Alaska
Bob Randall
Myer
Randall
Point Barrow
Jimmy Mattern
California
Weather Summary and Temperature Report
A weather bulletin notes considerable cloudiness tonight and Friday with possible thunderstorms this afternoon or early tonight in the extreme southeast. It records Milwaukee with clearing by Friday morning, alongside observed highs and lows yesterday such as Phoenix 100 and Yellowstone 42, and lists wind from the southwest and no precipitation.
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Associated Presser Wisconan
Northwestern
Frida m
Milwaukee
Phoenix
Yellowstone
Backstaff Observatory
Negotiations End Abruptly In Wisconsin Match Strike
Officials and striking workers of the Wisconsin Match Corporation halted wage talks after the union rejected a 2 cent per hour increase with a one year term. A special union meeting was set at Trades and Labor Hall as leaders prepared to report to national union headquarters in Barberton. A nationwide sympathy strike was considered possible by leaders.
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Wisconsin Match Corporation
United Match Workers Local No Mare
Trades and Labor Hall
Francis GB Gerhart
Marry James
National Match Workers Council
Barberton
Franklin Moore
Moore
David Sigman
American Federation of Labor
Gerhart
Hoover Leads Push for GOP Pact in 1940
Former President Herbert Hoover denounces 1936 campaign methods and heads a cross‑state movement to rally Jeffersonian Democrats to a GOP coalition for 1940. He urges a national convention to draft party principles, aiming to strengthen youth involvement and defend against calumny.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Herbert C. Hoover
Hoover
Atlantic Monthly
Alf. M. Landon
London
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
House
Bertrand H. Snell
Escaped Prisoner Captured Near Chippewa River
Fay Claire Wisconsin deputy sheriffs recaptured Carl Johnson, 35, hours after he bolted from the county jail where he awaited trial on a second degree murder charge. He fled into the Chippewa river but surrendered when pursued by a boat. Johnson allegedly shot Joyce Sorenson, 14, near his brother Alf Johnson's home on June 29.
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Fay Claire
Wis
Carl Johnson
Herbert Phillips
Johnson
Chippewa River
Phillips
Joyce Sorenson
Alf
Joyce
Marines Arrive In Shanghai To Reinforce American Garrison
Four hundred U S Marines are due to land at Shanghai aboard the President Hoover to reinforce the American garrison. Meanwhile about nine hundred American refugees will depart for Manila on the reform voyage, with relief efforts led by American women's groups and support from university and church organizations. British refugees are moved by destroyers to the Empress of Asia as Japanese planes fly over the waterfront.
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C. Swatl
Nanking
Alice
Walter” Graham
Mr. Graham
China
Peiping
Dan—Ker
Grahams
James A. Mills
Shanghai
Whangpoo River
Ward Road
Yangtzepoo Road
International Settlement
Whangpoo
Kiangwan
Hongkew
Soochow Creek
Soochow
International
Astor House Hotel
Saochow Creek
Robert Berkev
United Press
Shancai
United States Marinees
President Hoover
Manila
Farrison
General Motors Company of China
Arthur Young
Los Angeles
Washington, D. C
St. Luks's Hospital
American Women's Club
University Women's Club
Royal Ulster Rifles
Hongkong
Spanish Rebels Close On Santander After Rapid Advance
Francoist forces push toward Santander as government defenses withdraw south of the Biscayan port. Insurgent gains claim to have captured 30 000 defenders and dominate Las Fraguas near Las Arenas. Government says Santander troops resist with dynamite miners and stubborn defense amid a near-march-like operation.
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Wendaye
Santander
Biscayan
Sinstander
Bay of Biscay
Francisco Franco
Palencia
Surgos Road
Las Fraguas
Las Arenas
Asturias
Black Arrow
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Paramount News
Hancock
North Carolina
Banking Committee
Harrison
Mississippi
Finance Committee
Rules Committee
Menasha School
Move For
Jeffersonian Democratic Coalition
Jap Whangpoo
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