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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1937

Page

7

World’s Week World War II China raid reported in Tientsin

Japanese bombers raided the Chinese city of Tientsin wounding and killing hundreds as Chinese and Japanese troops clashed in the streets. Chinese Twenty-ninth Army fell back from Peiping, and officials reported at least 65 deaths and 150 injuries amid the fighting. Rebels in the east reportedly crossed the Teruel Cuenca border threatening the Madrid Valencia lifeline.

China Shere Tientsin United States Nippon North Chima Min Nen Childrei Connectitn Shuey 32 Tak Peiphrng Japan Peiping Sung Cheh-yuan Hopei- Chahar Chang Tsu-chung Teruel Cuenca Madrid Valencia U. S Far East Cordell Hull Hull

Congress in turmoil as bill fights stall reform efforts

In the Seventy-fifth Congress the Senate Judiciary Committee delays the reform bill while the White House fights to salvage Roosevelt era legislation. Debates over the Wagner low cost housing bill and a government reorganization plan stall with regional hearings planned for January. The House, by a 260 to 88 vote, approves six new secretaries for the President at ten thousand dollars annually, a move that sparks contention over allocations for relatives and lawmakers.

Senate Judiciary Committee Senate Robinson Seventy-fifth Congress Washington Roosevelt Garner Agriculture James P .Pope Idaho Barkley White House House of Representatives Dewey Short Missouri Elliott Franklin,Jr John_ Roosevelt Anna Boettiger Sissie Buzzie’ Dall Ross Collins Missis Sippi Congress Ning James Roosevelt Stephen Early Martin McIntyre

Madrid Battle Deepens as Loyalist Defenses Strain

Report outlines the brutal Madrid siege with Gen. Franco leading a multi branch assault. Insurgents press into loyalist trenches amid heavy losses and air bombardment. France and Italy provide support as Madrid endures, while Barcelona faces a separate dawn air attack.

Reform bill outlines changes to federal statute cases

The senate judiciary committee reported a reform bill adding direct appeals to the Supreme Court from district court decisions on constitutional validity of federal statutes and Department of Justice involvement in such suits. It creates three judge courts for enjoining statutes, reassigns district judges, and provides $10 extra daily pay for judges sitting away from home.

Senate Judiciary Committee Supreme Court Department of Justice Circuit Court of Appeals

Sol Bloom bill on government funded citizenship book fails

New York Congressman Sol Bloom proposed a brief bill in the lower house to provide a free copy of The Story of the Constitution to each naturalized citizen. The measure was rejected and never reached a vote. The exhibit shows a blue and gold covered book titled The Story of the Constitution by Sol Bloom with his copyright inscription.

Ongressman Sol Bloom New York Congressman Bloom George Washington

Year of Reclamation Details Agricultural Conservation

Applications for grants under last year’s agricultural conservation program covered 283 million acres two thirds of the country’s cropland and involved about 4 million farmers, H R Folley reported. Conservation payments totaled over 32 million dollars while benefit and rental payments topped 235 million. Total AAA expenditures for 1936 reached 357.8 million dollars as court rulings affected program sections.

H. R.folley AAA Supreme Court

St Mary's College Oakland Sold at Auction After Bond Default

Edward Patrick Slip Madigan and his football teams put St Marys College of Oakland on the map. The college with 700 students failed to pay interest on 1.37 million in bonds since 1934 and was knocked down to creditors for 411 150. Madigan is expected to stay as coach at seven thousand dollars a year plus ten percent of gate receipts. Last year receipts totaled 174671.

Edward Patrick Slip Madigan Little St. Mary’s College Oakland Calif St. Mary's Notre Dame

Christmas Eve Despair Haunts Hardisty Household

In a winter scene the Hardisty family braces for a bleak Christmas Eve. Victoria navi gates frost kissed windows and a cold drawing room while worrying over Quentin and Magda. The house buzzes with preparations, yet the sense of loss weighs heavy as gifts and stockings await a sorrowful holiday.

Anna the Dante Magda Victoria Marsh Quentin Hardisty Vicky Gwen Claus Susan Gita tAmah M’ma Madeleine Vic

Divorce Fears Darken Christmas for Victoria Hardisty

Victoria Hardisty confides to her mother Magda that she fears a divorce from Quentin. Magda offers uneasy theories on male appetite for home life and external flattery, while Vic laments everything she built may end. The scene ends with a hint of continuation.

Quentin Victoria Hardisty Claus Vicky Heavi Magda Victoria Morrison House Vic Spencer Morrison

Priest collectors famed stamps history of Catholicism and more

Rev Ferdinand Cech of La Crosse Wisconsin assembles stamp exhibits portraying Catholicism art saints and global church architecture. His glass framed collections highlight the Boy Scouts Red Cross and child welfare with notes and accompanying pictures. He writes a forthcoming Catholic Philatelia book and belongs to major philatelic groups.

Red Cross Boy Scouts Ferdinand, Cech la Crosse- Wis Father Cech Father Cech Philatelia Philatelic Journalists’ Association Footlose Filatelists Americary Philatelic Society the Society #5 Philatelic

Dog Recovers Master's Bicycle in Greeley Sleuth Tale

Bruno the A O Youth dog helps local police recover a stolen bicycle after a woman reports a vicious dog in weeds near her home. Officers locate Bruno and the bike, then bring both to the police station where the Youth claims the bicycle. The note ends with a quip about bluffing.

Bruno A. O Greeley Colo

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