Secretary Perkins Rejects Deportation Action Over Bridges Case
Secretary Perkins rejected today demands of a Democratic committee to begin deportation proceedings against Harry Bridges, coast director of the Committee for Industrial Organization. The debate centers on court rulings that membership in the Communist party can ground deportation. Perkins dismisses the committee’s attempt to usurp government functions and asserts the law must be enforced.
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Arlin
House Committee
Department of Labor
Harry Bridges
Committee For Industries Organization
U.S
Court of Appeals
Perkins
Dics
Federe
Shirley
Shirley Temple
Texas
Kins
Miss Perkins
Congress
Spanish Loyalists Claim Advances Blocked at Front
Dispatches report Spanish Loyalists denying gains at the frontier near Hendaye as their troops struggle to link strong positions and push toward advance bases. Front lines show limited progress with exchanges of fire and estimates of casualties and stalled movements amid mounting tension.
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Hendaye
France
Asaid
Tadynigth
Cel Buey
Barcelone Vance
Bandits Rob Gotham Jewelry Store for 100000 Loot
Three assailants robbed the Fifth Avenue jewelry shop of Himier & Herning Inc. and fled with an estimated $100,000. Police chased through midtown traffic as patrol cars flooded the district near Fort and Rockefeller Center.
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Fifth Avenue
Himier & Herning, Inc
Gallernau
Fort and
Rockefetler Cente
Lindberghs Reach Romanian Airport
The Lindberghs arrive at Bucharest Simon? The report notes the couple’s arrival in Romania, detailing steps toward their travel plans and noting the flight and airport arrangements.
Roosevelt Choices Lose in Tuesday Primary Elections
In Washington DC and California, Roosevelt backed candidates faced mixed results as returns from a portion of precincts showed defeats for his slate. In South Carolina, Wade Hampton remnants and Jon m endorsed figures drew red shirt support, while California’s Downes led Me Adoo in a pension plan contest.
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Roosevelt
Columbia
D. C
Sen
E. D
Costorn
Ithe
Jon m
Roseytad
Sohon
Raed
South Caroina
Rol E
Lee
Hampton
Wade Tramptury
Cotton Ed" Smith
South Carolina
Congress
Columbie
Smith
Olin D. Johnston
Hoosevelt
Plane crash kills student pilot and instructor near Madison
Two men, Leo Haag 39 and Frank McCormick 30, died when their dual‑control plane crashed three miles south of Madison on Upper Mur lake after taking off from Royal airport for a flight lesson. Haag was student from Horeb and McCormick instructor from Marin, both married. Witnesses reported the aircraft circled over fishermen before the crash. The plane struck a road and overturned near Madison General Hospital. investigators began reviewing the accident.
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Madison
Yester
Here
Upper Murlake
Leo Haag
Mr. Horeb
Frank McCormick
Marihan
Wiclima
Tokath Trom Royal
Marri
Upper
Aud
Lake
Sude
Madison General Hospital
Weather Brief for Thursday Across Regions
Northwestern observations note partly cloudy skies at 7:30 a.m. and fair conditions by 1:00 p.m. Temperatures range from a high of 96 degrees to low readings not fully legible. Barometer reads 29.53 inches. Details cover Milwaukee Phoenix and surrounding areas with remarks on wind and visibility as available.
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Engler
Thurs
Fair Milwaukee
Phoenix
Nowest
Pension proposal upheld by court in California ballot
In San Francisco California observers report the 30 a week pension plan survived a legal challenge and won a path to the November ballot. Supporters include Culbert Olson and John F Dockweiler with Olson narrowly ahead in early returns. Party ambitions shift as the pension issue touches multiple races across the state.
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San Francisco
Sheridan Downes
Todig
William Gibbs MelAdoo
Roosevelt
Downer
Downey
Ame- Acou
California
Culbert L. Olson
John F. Dockweiler
Dockweiler
Olson
Terriam
Frank F. Mor
George J. Hatfield
Phil Bancroft
Ray L. Riley
Olson Oth Ven
Two Armed Youths Rob Store and Gas Station
Merrill Wisconsin report of two armed youths robbing a grocery store and a gas station. The assailants entered a store, demanded money from the register, and fled toward Medford after the heist. Local authorities investigated the incident and sought leads.
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Merrill, Wis
Dixie leader Hines linked to Dutch Schultz racket, witness says
J Richard Davis better known as Dixie Davis testified in the Tammany Hall case that he paid James J. Hines about $40,000 as a political fixer between 1932 and 1935. He said payments occurred roughly 10 times a year, with other figures confirming fees of $500 to $1,000 per occurrence. Davis described trips and numbers games tied to Hines, noting a limit of $1,000 per event.
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New York
J. Richard
Dixie) Davis
Tammany
James J. Hines
Hines
Davis
Hir
Cileren
John F. Cury
George Weimberg
Schultz Combine
Hines H
Thomas F. Dewey
Day
Dew
Jaugnerddi
Tim
Butch Schultz
Harlem
iPr
Rising Market in Education Sees Broad Enrollment Increases
The article notes rising enrollment across public education from high schools to universities, with public support and social aid expanding. It cites figures for various education sectors including kindergartens, undergraduates, colleges, and continuation programs, and mentions WPA and adult classes as part of the expansion.
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Washington
Toms
Thace
Hua Senne
Eich Us
Onerom
Britain to Warn Germany Anew in Park Tragedy Tale
Reported in Kenosha Wisconsin a woman is attacked in a park and Captain Feral Cisdson confesses to a fatal stabbing at a home. Authorities describe a chaotic sequence with a wounded body and a possible German connection amid wartime tension as investigations continue.
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Kenosha
Wis
Pobice
Cisdeson Astenieert
Virnety Kepini
Takea Bitte
Lake Michigan
Kenosha Park
Tindindy
Amelia Pr
Claugseid
Felepnunt Pene
Ruery Price
Tity Yeath
Wopin
Slachert
Rami
Sory
Myre
Turner
Typhoon Strikes Yokohama and Tokio Amid City Turmoil
Harsh weather hits Yokohama and Tokyo with strong winds flooding streets and disrupting transport. Officials warn of continuing danger as emergency crews battle outages and rising casualties. Local residents gather aid as authorities assess damage to infrastructure and homes.
Waapaca Man’s Honor Grants Dual Status
In a fragmented notice a Waapaca man receives dual status under a city or state authority, with unclear details on the officer’s new role and a mention of a national guard or military ties. The text is garbled, but indicates an official designation affecting local governance and service.
Information varies says spokesman on airliner incident
Tokyo rejected the U S protest over the destruction of a Chinese American airliner near Canton on August 2 claiming differing information. Ambassador Grew noted Japanese planes continued firing after the ship landed on a small river between Canton and Mei an. Fourteen aboard, all Chinese, presumed killed. one American pilot Woods survived. two Chinese also survived. The note called the protest emphatic and cited Pan American Airways large interest in the liner’s ownership.
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Tokiga
United States
Canton
South China
Joseph GC. Grew
Mayan
He Woods
Winfield, Kan
Ching National Aviaryiut Corporation
Pan American Airways
Foreign Office
Japan
Tokio
Pilot Woods
Chungking
Tim
Printing Delays From Burned Out Motor Hit Northwestern News
A burned out motor delayed Northwestern’s edition as trucks hauled papers to nearby towns. Despite unavoidable setback, delivery promise remained, and the paper reached readers by Tuesday night with continued coverage.
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Satan
Yong
Mit
Oshkosh Day Attendance Seen Exceeding 25000 Record
Sunny skies drew crowds to the Winnebago County Fair boosting Oshkosh day turnout estimates. Officials predicted attendance would top the 25 000 all time Oshkosh day record as the grandstand filled early and thousands parked inside the grounds. The ideal weather and a full program including harness racing, bands from St Marys Menasha and Oshkosh, platform acts, and a fireworks finale were highlighted.
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Necenah
Winnebago County
Political turbulence rattles U S party lines in 1940s prose
A garbled report mentions prominent figures including Hopkins and Tydings amid party rifts. References to elections, an Idaho, Massachusetts and California sites hint at debates over independence and purge claims.
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Marshland
Wrening
Will Laber Gay
Awis
Tydings
Speak
Mars
Devid
Panert
Idaho
James PL Pane
Renemis Iahken
Massachusetts
WPA Adistrato
Harry Hopkins
Bose
Peresid
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Werived
Cha Carport
Sheridan Downey
McAdoo
Hade
McCormick
Larson Geeten
Sig
Dixie” Dams
Dutch Schultz
B.C. Daniel
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Germany
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Naa
Joachim von Ribbentrop
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