Gehrig Stars as Yankees Beat Americans in All Star Tilt
The Yankees led by Larrupin Lou Gehrig defeated the Nationals 8 to 3 in Griffith Stadium Washington. Dizzy Dean and Van Mungo were touched for several runs as Lefty Gomez Tommy Bridges and Mel Harder combined for the win before President Roosevelt in sweltering heat.
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Griffith Stadium
Washington
Yankees
Larrupin
Lou Gehrig
Nationals
Dizzy Dean
van Mungo
Tharkers
Carl Hubbell
Southpaw
Giants
Hubbell
Dean
Red Rolfe
Lefty Gomez
Tommy Bridges
Mel Harder
Gomez
Jess
Harder
Bridges
Alan Gould
All-Stars
Roosevelt
Ball Park
Vernon
Lefty) Gomez
Gabby Hartnett
Bill Dickey
Two Navy Flyers Killed as Planes Collide in Midair
Pensacola Florida two navy aviators were killed when an observation plane and a fast pursuit ship collided over Bayou Chico and crashed Identification was impossible due to mangling The pursuing pilot tried to bail out and was killed when he was caught in the propeller Both aircraft plunged into the bayou waters and shore.
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Pensacola
Fla
Bayou Chico
Naval Air Station
Altaches
Logan accuses opponents of court bill of trying to destroy the president
National guard troops guard steel plants as Republic workers return to duty. Lee Pressman accuses a climate of brutality while Gov. Townsend contemplates mediation. Senator Wheeler contends court plan could wreck the president and Senator Logan pushes for a new party to oppose the bill.
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Logan
Cleveland
Republic Steel Corporation
National Guard
Lee Pressman
C. I. O. Steel
Ohio
Republic
John L. Lewis
Corrigan- McKinney
Upson Nut & Bolt
Truscon
Steel & Tubes, Inc
Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Senate
Kentucky
Republican Party
The
United States
Kaukauna to vote on recall Friday
Kaukauna faces a recall election to decide its mayor for the next term. Incumbent John Niesen is challenged by former candidate Lewis F. Nelson, chosen in a recent primary. The recall stems from a tavern altercation involving Niesen and several aldermen three months ago.
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Kaukauna, Wise
Kaukauna
John Niesen
Lewis F. Nelson
For
Mer
Niesen
Xaukauna
Earth tremors shake Santiago Cuba at 4:15 am
Strong tremors were felt in Santiago at 4:15 a.m. today. No casualties were reported.
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Santiago
Cuba
Fifteen Injured in Strike Clash at Alcoa Plant
Fifteen men were reported injured as police clashed with about 100 pickets at the Aluminum Company of America plant in Marysville. Three workers were brought to a hospital with minor bullet wounds, with additional injuries from bricks and clubs. A power line was dynamited earlier, and the 2,900 worker sheet mill strike began seven weeks ago over wage equalization between northern and southern units.
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Alcoa
Aluminium Company of America
J. E. Carson
Marysville
Tiots
Aluminum Workers Union
Committee to investigate strike here
A council resolution created two committees to probe conditions in the Oshkosh woodworking strike after a council battle. Council president Robertson will appoint the members, with Tank Fugleberg Priebe Lang named, aiming to keep the effort within the council. Relief rolls show declines in late June.
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Walter H. Tank
Oshkosh
Carl R. Robertson
Tank
Carl F. Fugleberg
Harold H. Priebe
Leo M. Lang
Wiechering
Robertson
Withering
Citizens’ Committee
Wisconsin Labor Relations Board
Roeder
Council
Ald
Albert J. Roeder
Harry J. Lindley
F. C. Bills
George Hilton
Ray E. Peterson
F. M. Wolverton
Board of Appeals
Bilis
Carlton H. Foster
Russia protests clashes along Amur frontier with Japan
Moscow protested to Tokyo over new attacks along the Amur frontier in the Far East. The protests followed a Monday series of clashes that reportedly left soldiers dead or wounded on both sides. Diplomatic circles expected no lasting consequences from the exchanges.
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Moscow
Russia
Japan
Amur
Far East
Tokio
Amer
Manchukuo
South Side High School project postponed over tax rate
A unanimous common council vote backs delaying the South Side High School project due to a steep rise in the 1938 tax rate. The finance committee warned the plan would push taxes above 4 dollars, with additional sewer costs adding about 16 cents to the levy. Proponents cited city budget pressures and no protest from interested groups at a June 30 meeting.
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South Side
Common Council
Ald. N. L
Board of Education
North Side
Ald
Albert A. Loscher
Joseph Mierswa
Oral Arguments Set On Menasha Power Plant Appeal
The Public Service Commission schedules oral arguments for Menasha municipal electric plant to install new generating equipment at 10 a.m. July 14 in Madison. Wisconsin-Michigan Power contends the plan could violate an operating rights agreement as Marathon Paper Mills may require 25 kilowatts demand. An alternative 260000 dollar steam plant is also proposed. Diesel engines are in use.
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Madison
Public Service Commission
Menasha
Marathon Paper Mills Company
Search expands for Earhart as planes head to Phoenix group
The Colorado with three swift planes races toward Winslow Bank to begin a南 new south Pacific search for Amelia Earhart and Noonan. Stasex Swan Lexington and four destroyers join 10 ships and 4,000 men converging on Phoenix islands as amateur radio reports surface. The plan is to sweep northern Phoenix then move toward Howland if no results appear.
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Wendell Burch
United Press
Honolulu
Amelia
Earhart
Frederick J. Noonan
Howland Island
New Guinea
Colorado
Phoenix Islands
South Pacific
Winslow Bank
Phoenix
Friedell
Howland
Miss Earhart
Flying Laboratory
Coast Guard
Stasex
Swan
Moorby
Lexington
Phoenix Group
Friedenl
Naval
Myers
Charles Miguel
Oakland
Aliss
Miguel
Beglinger to retire from bench in Wisconsin
Judge Fred Beglinger of the Third Judicial Circuit resigns effective August 31. The circuit includes Winnebago and Calumet counties. Governor La Follette to appoint to fill the unexpired term before September term. A regular spring election will decide the post. Beglinger cites health and desire to withdraw from public duties.
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Fred Beglinger
Third Judicial Circuit
Winnebago
Calumet
Philip F. la Follette
Madison
Beglinger
Charles H. Williams
State Bar Association
Williams
Calumet County
German American Mixed Claims Commission Dismisses Award Motion
Washington reported the German American mixed claims commission unanimously dismissed the U.S. motion seeking 22 million dollars for wartime losses including Black Tom and Kingsland disasters. The American agent Rob ert H. Bonynge advocated the claim while Dr Richard Paulig of the German embassy opposed, citing lack of his signature on a Munich agreement. The commission recessed to revisit prior testimony tomorrow.
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Washington
Mixed Claims Commission
United States
Black Tom
Kingsland
Robert H. Bonynge
Richard Paulig
Munich
Bonyngy
Pauliz
No decision reached on wage and hour bill
In Washington the senate education and labor committee spent three hours without final action on the Black Connery wage and hour measure. Chairman Hugo L Black said the bill will be voted on tomorrow and indicated major revisions are likely before the final Senate vote.
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Washington
Senate Education and Labor Committee
Hugo L. Black
Alabama
Senate
Black
Weather Summary From Buckstaff Observatory
Generally fair tonight and Thursday with cooler conditions in the northwest and far east. Temperatures ranged from a high of 90 to a low of 66 yesterday, with no precipitation and light southwest winds. barometer 29.70 inches.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Huron
Concordia
Helena
Havre
Rosburg
Yellowstone
Spokane
Buckstaff
Court tests Wisconsin development authority legality
Opponents move toward court challenge of the Wisconsin development authority known as the Little TVA. The Wisconsin Taxpayers Association served a formal demand on State Treasurer Levitan and Secretary Dammann not to release funds, signaling a mandamus suit. The action centers on whether the WDA ever became effective and if annual 60 000 dollars appropriations are lawful.
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Madison
U.P
Wisconsin Development Authority
la Follette
TVA
Wisconsin Development
United Taxpayers' Cooperative Association of Wisconsin
Solomon Levitan
Theodore Dammann
COLES
WDA
Robert Rieser
Richard Lehmann
Milwaukee
Vassociation
Rieser
Lehmann
Frank’ Meyers
Frank Welhocter
Secretary “of State
Dammann
Attorney’general
Taxpayers’ Association
Oy Eee
Indicted Killer Dyer Faints in Court After Grand Jury
Albert Dyer indicted by the county grand jury on first degree murder for the 1931 Inglewood slayings and sexual assaults of Madeline Everett 7 Melba Everett 9 and Jeanette Stephens 4. He collapsed in court during arraignment after recounting the crime.
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Los Angeles
Albert Dyer
WPA
Dytr
Madeline Everett
Melba
Jeanette Marjorie Stephens
Baldwin Hills
Inglewood
Priso
Thomas TI. Ambrose
Dyer
Baron Fitts
San Diego
Virginia Brooks
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Gehrig
W’spal
Upson
H. G. Ellison
B. J. Damich
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Pressman
Canton
Ohio National Guard
Youngstown Shedt and Tube Company
Indiana Harbor
Ind
J. C. Argetsinger
M. Clifford Townsend
Indianapolis
State Division of Labor
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Warn
City Planning Commission
Hare Ald
H. Priebe
West Algoma
High Streets
Wisconsin Axle Corporation
Planning Commission
Fred Felda
James Barlow
BENCH
Taxpayers Association
Riple
Yopa
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