Capital And Labor Swing To Peace As Major Strikes End
The AP reports a wave of settlement as three major strikes end. Trucks halted under ultimatum in Minneapolis and Chicago stock handlers face recovery. Longshore, Great Lakes, and Kohler plant talks move toward arbitration and negotiated settlements. Universal calm returns under guard as unions weigh next steps.
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Associated Press
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Great Lakes
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Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
National Guard
Kohler
Wis
Kohler Company
International
North America
Redmond E. Brennan
Delegation Seeks Federal Aid for New Mexico Sheepmen
A delegation of sheepmen from Eddy Lea Chaves Guadalupe and Lincoln counties met Senator Bronson Cutting seeking immediate federal drought relief similar to cattlemen programs. Cutting said he informed Secretary Wallace and Dr Sheets, head of drought relief, who indicated a decision on the sheep program would be announced late Tuesday. Dr Sheets expected the plan to satisfy New Mexico sheepmen.
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Eddy
Lea
Chaves
Guadalupe
Lincoln
Bronson Cutting
Cutting
Wallace
Sheets
New Mexico
Senator Cutting
Italy rejects lone action over Austria
Rome says Italy does not seek to act alone in Austria and favors united steps if needed. A government spokesman denied Mussolini warned Hitler to stop Nazi activity. Italy aims to protect Austrian independence and watches the situation calmly and vigilantly.
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Rome
Italy
Belgrade
Austria
Yugoslavia
Mussolini
Hitler
Germany
President Roosevelt Heads to Northwest Power Projects
President Roosevelt travels from Portland toward Bonneville Dam in Oregon and Grand Coulee in Washington. He aims to inspect major Columbia river power and irrigation developments to extend cheap electricity to the Pacific Northwest, following Muscle Shoals Boulder Canyon and St Lawrence projects.
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Columbia River
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Boulder Canyon
Nev
St. Lawrence Waterway
Portland
Ore
Bonneville Dam
Oregon
Grand Coulee
Washington
Allred's Lead Grows in Texas Democratic Runoff Race
Dallas report notes James V. Allred, Texas attorney general, extending his lead over Wichita Falls attorney Tom F. Hunter as voters in the first Democratic primary move toward the August 25 runoff for governor. Other defeated candidates abstain from endorsing a candidate, while McDonald, the Ferguson pick in third place, says he will yield if his supporters follow advised guidance.
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Dallas
Tex
James V. Allred
Tom F. Hunter
Twichita Falls
McDonald
Ferguson
Oil Showings Found At Shallow Depth Near Artesia
A promising oil discovery of about ten barrels per day was reported at 690 feet in a well drilled by George Etz F Grant Keyes and T B Hammond in Eddy County state land five miles north of the Artesia field. Gas was observed above the casing and drilling will continue to the production level. The Red Lake well nearby showed oil at 750 feet. The new well location is section 46 17 28.
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George Etz
F. Grant Keyes
T. B. Hammond
Wildcat
Artesia
Eddy County
Red Lake
New incorporations and changes in old in New Mexico
The State Corporation Commission approved several incorporations after a return to full staffing. Major filings included B F Goodrich Rubber Co paying 1612 to do business, Montgomery Ward Co appointing Francis C. Wilson as agent for a 123,202,620.08 corporation, and a name change to Monwardeo Retail Stores Inc. Also filed were National Cash Register Co with 1,628,000 shares of common stock, Southwest Credit Co of Gallup with 150,000 shares, Rountree Cotton Co of Las Cruces dissolving, and Maryland Fund Inc authorized as an investment company by Blue Sky.
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New Mexico
Delaware
Monwardeo Retail Stores Inc
National Cash Register Company of
Maryland
F. C. Wilson
Southwest Credit, Co
Gallup
H. F. Mills
W. O. Campbell
C. A. Floyd
Rountree Cotton Company of
Las Cruces
Maryland Fund Inc
Blue Sky Department
State Bank Examiner’s Office
Macy to Jal Tomorrow on Road Inspection
Santa Fe July 31 AP State Highway Engineer G D Macy will travel to Jal New Mexico on an inspection trip to survey road conditions and report findings.
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Santa Fe
G. D. Macy
Jal
N. M
Diversion Dam to Be Built at Fort Sumner New Mexico
Land owners in Fort Sumner irrigation district vote to issue 19800 in refunding bonds and 122000 in bonds for a diversion dam high line lateral and other expenses. RFC loan and 30 percent grant clear. Work to start between September 1 and 15 with about 100 men employed initially.
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Fort Sumner
N. M
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Carrizozo man killed as gas tank explodes
Carrizozo New Mexico July 31 A P Charles Adams 50 Capitan garage employer died after a gas tank he was welding exploded hours after the blast Five other men in the building escaped with minor injuries Vernon Mosier proprietor was overcome with gas and expected to recover Adams is survived by his widow and five children The garage was demolished by the explosion It is believed gas left in the tank vaporized and exploded when Adams welding torch heated the tank sur-
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Carrizozo
N. M
Charles Adams
Capitan
Adams
Vernon Mosier
Sur
Large turnout at barbecue for Senator Cutting
A crowd of veterans estimated over 1,000 gathered at Haynes Park for a barbecue honoring Senator Bronson Cutting. At the Roswell American Legion post event, Cutting received a long ovation and frequent applause as he spoke about veterans' problems and efforts in their behalf.
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Senator
Haynes Park
Bronson Cutting
Roswell
The
American Legion
Veterans’ Cause
Senator Cutting
Baseball Scores and Playoff Details From Today
First game between Rus Pittsburgh and Cincinnati ended 6 9 in a playoff format. Batteries included French Padden Brennan Kleinhans and Lombardi. Second game featured RH Pittsburgh vs Cincinnati with Stout and Manion pitching. St. Louis beat Chicago 15 to 7 in the afternoon game and 26 to 1 in the regular game. New York defeated Boston 10 to 4. Philadelphia beat Brooklyn 14 to 2 with multiple batters contributing.
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Rus Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
French
Padden
Brennan
Kleinhans
Lombardi
Pittsburgh
Birkefer
Grace
Stout and Manion
RHE
First Game Doubleheader Between Boston and New York
Baseball doubleheader results show Boston and New York split the games with New York winning 11 to 3 in the opener and Boston taking the second. Batteries listed include H Johnson Walberg Mulligan R Ferrell Leggett Gomez Dickey Ostermueller Murphy Jorgens and others. The Detroit Cleveland and Washington Philadelphia Chicago St Louis games are also summarized with run totals and pitchers noted.
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Boston
New York
H. Johnson
Walberg
Mulligan
R. Ferrell
Leggett
Gomez
Dickey
Ostermueller & R. Ferrell
Murphy
Deshong
Jorgens
Baseball All Stars: Saltzgaver to Ruth Roster Highlights
A compact lineup listing Saltzgaver Gehrig Johnson Vosmik Rothrock Whitney Coleman Ruth and Grimm with teams Boston Cleveland St Louis Chicago and New York. The brief indicates star players across teams in a national showcase.
Two Nazis Hanged for Dollfuss Death in Vienna Pact
Vienna July 31 two Nazis convicted of high treason in the putsch that killed Chancellor Dollfuss were hanged after clemency pleas failed. Otto Planetta admitted firing the fatal shot and Franz Holzweber led the uprising. both were condemned by a court martial under a three hour execution rule. The sentences mark Austria's first Nazi executions for treason, with Holzweber to be hanged first and plans to run three hours from verdict.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Engelbert Dollfuss
Otto Planetta
Dollfuss
Otto Holzweber
Federal
Planetta
Im- Planetta
Holzweber
Austria
Franz Holzweher
Qa Nazi
Hich
Dpol Fuse
Wilhelm Mixlas
E.S.T
Emil Fey
Rintelen
Roswell Sees Heat Record Hit 103 Degrees Today
The heat record for the summer was broken in Roswell as the temperature reached 103 degrees before 1 30 p m on the official weather bureau thermometer. It then fell to 102 by 1 30 p m.
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Roswell
Weather Bureau
Marie Dressler Laid To Rest In Glendale Funeral
Marie Dressler, beloved screen actress, was laid to rest today in Glendale California. A small chapel service featured Jeanette MacDonald a reading of a short poem and a eulogy and prayer. Studio police guarded the cemetery gates to prevent demonstrations like those at Valentino and La Marr funerals. Dressler wished her son’s affairs to be simple and unobtrusive.
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Jeanette McDonald
Marie
Wee Kirk
Cemtery
Rudolph Valentino
Barbara la Marr
Miss Dreseler
Ras
Continued processing tax on cotton for 188 marketing year
Washington reports the Farm Administration announced continuation of the processing tax on cotton at a rate of cents per pound for the 188 marketing year.
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Washington
Farm Administration
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