FATAL CRASH KILLS NAVAL CREW OFF NEW YORK
Twenty four crew members of a naval vessel remain unaccounted as recovery began after a collision. Eight bodies have been recovered with more believed in the wreckage. Names include Lieut Frederick J. Foster and Johan Joseph McCarthy among the identified.
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Navy
Frederick J. Foster
Nutley
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United States
Todey
Johan Joseph McCarth
Sreckage
Maryland to Delaware license rule prompts talks with AG
Baltimore July 9 A P Awetin Baughman Maryland Motor Vehicle Commissioner said he would confer tomorrow with Attorney General Thomas M Robinson on the validity of a Delaware highway ruling requiring Maryland hired automobiles to have Delaware licenses. He indicated Delaware authorities would continue to enforce the ruling which applies to any vehicle for hire or reward including passenger buses reaching into Maryland or leaving it. The rule covers cars hauling general freight with occasional Delaware visits as well as machines operating on Delaware roads. Maryland cars operated from outside the state to fixed points inside are required to have Maryland licenses, but others entering Maryland are not.
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Baltimore
A. P
E. Awetin Baughman
Meryland Meter Vehicle
Tedey
Thomas M. Robinson
Meryland
Delaware
Berahman
Enoes
Maryland
Fire destroys Queen City Glass plant in Cumberland
A blaze at the Queen City Glass Company in Cumberland Maryland damaged the plant this morning. Origin believed to be intense heat from levers igniting woodwork, about fifty operatives left without work. Insurance is said to partly cover losses as management eyes rebuilding.
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Cumberland
Queen City Glass Company, Inc
Foreign Labor Unit Warns on Soviet Drive Risks
A wartime dispatch from Washington notes a Foreign Labor unit warns about Soviet aggression and urges vigilance. The report mentions a warning to industry and the public about intensified drive and Russia concerns, stressing unity and safeguarding national interests.
Wall Stay Open On S Street
Street remained open as local authorities directed traffic around a disruption on S Street causing delays for several hours. Police urged residents to avoid the area while repairs continued.
French stock dive marks sharp opening after attacks
The franc fell to a new low at the opening of the Paris Bourse following yesterday’s Chamber of Deputies attack, while debates on rehabilitation of Finance Minister Cailleus dominate discussions. New York prices showed further weakness as L Avenir reports a national monetary crisis unfolding. A plan for a million dollar hotel exclusively for women is noted by Les Angries.
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Chamber of Deputie
Fineare
Cailleus
New York
Pepers
Avenir
France
Les Angries
Late News Bulletins From Around The World
Reports from a penitentiary and political upheaval in Portagel as former ministers form a new government. A New York dispatch notes rail strike activity and the murderers’ hunt continues. Weather reports mention Beltimore with high heat and a heat wave. no further severe conditions reported.
Maryland Court Affirms Death Sentence in 1938 Murders
The Maryland Court of Appeals upholds a death sentence for a man convicted of first degree murder tied to the 1938 prison escape and related killings. The case centers on a guard’s death and a high-profile "million dollar crime" noted in reports from Baltimore dated July 9.
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Senbie Wodoraakeen
Muret
Mellman
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Stergeret Whittemere
Reese
Dane Reese
Morbert
X. O'Cseereierney Seetsar
Court
Steel
Bute
Marybond
Agaist
Italy Court Convicts Seven under New Labor Law
In Alessandria Italy seven laborers from a jute factory in Carresin were found guilty of organizing a strike on June 3 to demand better conditions. Five face ten months imprisonment while two miners receive eight month terms. The case tests penalties under the new syndicalist law.
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Allessandria
Italy
Carresin
Subway collision derails car train near Perry stations
An early morning accident between Rowling Green and South Perry stations derailed a car and caused subway delays. Two recently hired motormen oversaw the train. passengers were assisted by emergency crews and service resumed in about two hours. Police arrested reporters for alleged assault at the scene amid strike tensions with Interborough.
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York
Newway
Auberay
Rowling Green
South Perry
Trem
J Company
Interborough
James F. Walsh
Geo Am
Frank Medley
Tete
Nes
Interbermegh
Market totals show steady gains amid irregularities on opening
New York stock summary shows uneven opening with notable volume and selective advances. Trome-Continental, Cottee Pipe, Allied Chemical, and American Car and Foundry move. Upward Brothers gains mid-session. rail and motor stocks show mixed strength as foreign exchange softens and continental currencies ease.
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Trome-contiaeatel OU Arts
Poe
Lee Chesagrahe
Semvaone
Suspensk
Buckarss
Bebtwin
Rin Grande
Westemn
Rho
Bn Hudson
Belgien Francy
Cyclist's Alpine to Paris Journey in 24 Days
London July 3. An unnamed cyclist completed a daring tour starting in Chesire, cycling to Seathedpten and taking a boat to Mavre. He then rode through France and returned to Paris 24 days after starting, proving remarkable endurance and speed.
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London
John R. Maccet
Seathedpten
Mavre
Paris
Jravery
Power workers threaten walkout in rapid transit system
Workers at Rapid Transit Company plan a strike with 246 employees involved in the action. Leaders report meetings across shifts as confidence votes surface, while the service notes 168 trains in operation and 70 percent of available motormen and switchmen.
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Howse
Rapid Trans
Mon Medawitehmen
Walsh
AMG
Clemenceau Praises Tolerance In Civilizational Thought
Paris July 9 The former French premier Georges Clemenceau extols tolerance as essential to personal evolution and global civilization in extracts from his forthcoming book Au Seir de La Pea see. At 85 he remains vigorous and discusses his work with noted detachment.
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Paris
A. P
Georges Clemenceas
Frente
L'Mustration
MM. Clemenceau
Commerce Dept seeks plan for radio station licensing bill
Officials work to present a method to implement Congress enacted radio station provisions amid Zenith ruling and similar opinions, with references to Chicago decision and Algeria remarks affecting policy.
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A. P
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Zenith
Chicago
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