U S Women Aid Chinese Wounded Near Peiping
News from Peiping reports American women led by Mrs Nelson Johnson left the embassy to help wounded outside the city walls. Marines raised funds for refugees as Japanese air raids and ground assaults threaten central China forces near Tientsin and Peiping.
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Russian transpolar flight eyed from Moscow to U S
The third transpolar flight from Moscow toward the United States is planned to begin soon, weather permitting. Pilot Sigismund Levanevsky will command a four to five man crew aboard a four motored plane, stopping in Fairbanks for refueling before continuing toward Vancouver and beyond.
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Seven Plead Guilty in Dynamitings at Republic Plant
In Warren Ohio seven Triton members of the Republican Steel corporation pleaded guilty to charges of possession and use of explosives. They admitted involvement in railroad track bombings and benzol tank threats near the Republic plant. Gus Hall, alleged leader, pleaded not guilty and awaits trial in September. others named are John Borawele George Bundas Andrew Marsh Arthur Scott Sidney Watkins Charles Byers and Joe Crane. Sentencing set for Wednesday before Judge Lyon B. Griffiths in Common Pleas Court.
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Whale Collides With Ocean Liner Off Fiji Coast
An enraged whale rammed the Matson liner Mariposa near Suva Fiji, striking the bow and impaling itself 20 feet deep. The captain reversed engines to free the creature as the ship continued from Auckland on a South Seas cruise. Eight purses were damaged, but the vessel suffered no harm.
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Negro Accused in Abduction in Brookhaven
In Brookhaven Mississippi a warrant was issued for T Shilth a 30 year old Black man charged with abducting 15 year old Hostlle Serio who disappeared from her home Wednesday night Federal investigators were assigned to the case and a $500 reward was offered for the suspect as police pursued leads in New Orleans and nearby areas.
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Woman Drowned After Fall at Newark Hotel Belmont
Mrs Doris McPherson was found drowned in her hotel room bathtub in Newark New Jersey. An autopsy ruled death an accident after she was knocked unconscious by a fall. Water dripping from the tub led to the discovery of the body.
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Georgia Policeman Fatally Shot in LOCEMART
LOCEMART Georgia July 31 George Willams, former Rockomers policeman, was fatally shot here tonight. Police said Usey arrested Charlie Towel in whose home the shooting took place on a murder charge. Howell of a document plant commented that he hoped Williams was dead.
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Nonintervention in Spain Nearing End in Official Circles
London reports a near end to the non intervention effort in Spain as the British plan is deemed dead. Diplomats admit bridging Italy and Germany with France and Soviet Russia over belligerent rights for the Loyalists and Insurgents is virtually impossible amid a collapsed committee adjournment.
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Mourner Peter jailed over alimony at funeral in Waukegan
Alfred E. Peter, 81, of Wisconsin, appeared at the funeral of his drowned son Donald in North Chicago. He was jailed for five days for arrears in child support totaling $25. His son lived with Emily St. Peter Sylvan, who won an alimony award years earlier. Peter had faced a crowd day jail sentence last February for avoiding child support.
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Huge pipeline planned by Kinterests
San Antonio interests reveal a nearly 1.5 million dollar pipeline system project in South Texas. Plans include six to eight inch pipe over six miles from south of Alice to Corpus Christi, feeder lines to the North Sweden field, and a 6000 barrel refinery near the tank farm. Buckley interests own terminal facilities and pipelines in the region.
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Wealthy Widow Sought by Nation
A nationwide search is underway for Anne Duwmulty a 40 year old wealthy Washington widow who vanished four days ago while vacationing in Los Angeles. She was a guest at her brother Charles A Lynch home and left while he was away with large sums of money in her possession raising fears of foul play.
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Snowblanketed Pikes Peak and region amid heavy rains
Snow covered the summit of Pikes Peak and nearby plains as torrential rains hit Colorado Springs and surrounding areas. Earlier in the week, an earlier snowstorm blocked routes and disrupted travel, leaving the region facing severe weather conditions.
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Weather highlights across Texas and coastal regions
Partly cloudy conditions prevail in San Antonio and vicinity with light to moderate southeast winds. Sunday temperatures range from around 0 to over 70 degrees with scattered showers possible in northwest areas. East Texas shows fair to partly cloudy skies with some showers, while West Texas remains unsettled with occasional sprinkles and mild coastal winds. The overall outlook points to fair to partly cloudy weather statewide with above normal temperatures and a generally calm pattern near the coast.
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Green's Reign Over AFL Faces Jeopardy at Denver Convention
Washington July 31 Ins A rising AFL rift endangers President William Green as big union leaders and departments weigh replacing him at the September convention in Denver. Key figures oppose Green over wartime policy, with two main candidates emerging from the printers and life among others. Green met with Roosevelt over wage hours revisions, drawing further pressure as leaders urge the Senate to recommit the bill.
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Chinese Tongs Unite to Aid in Defense
New York July 34 Us Chinatown tongs long divided join to support defense against Japanese threats. Sing Kee of On Leong Fong Herald says Hip Sing and On Leong will work together to raise funds for Chinese soldiers. He notes every member will contribute as the crisis deepens.
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Leaders Flayed by Solon in Union Confrontation
In Hershey Pennsylvania on July 31 a conference of independent unionists denounced Representative Clare Wolfman of Michigan and attacked Jon L. Lewis' party line. The event warned union members to resist outside influence if they aim to protect their own interests.
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Senators Divide on Black Connery Wage Bill Vote
Texas senators split as party lines emerge in the roll call on the Black Connery wage bill. The tally showed 51 Democrats in favor with a large Republican minority oppos ing and a separate paired vote noting general positions.
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Two Women Injured in Wreck at Woodlawn and Breeden
In Adams Kentucky two women were seriously hurt when a car collided with a Public Borough vehicle at Woodlawn and Breeden avenues. Mrs. W. Ke of 837 West Woodlawn Avenue sustained facial and body cuts. Mrs. Milton Ariitt of 4910 West Commerce Street suffered a broken leg and multiple abrasions.
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Gunmen Take $3400 in Houston Payroll Heist
Four gunmen halted two Shipside Contracting officials in Houston at noon and escaped with $3400 in the weekly payroll. The attackers forced the officials’ car to the curb near the company office, covered them with shotguns, and fled in a waiting car.
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Allreds to Leave on Mexican Vacation
Austin report says Governor James V. Allred and his family will journey to Mexico for a two week vacation after 12:30 Sunday afternoon. Acting governor will take over duties during the recess.
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California Weather Brings Expectation Of Drier Weekend
Forecaster J. H. Jurboc predicted a rainless weekend for the Unis Area with Saturday clear. Sunday appeared partly cloudy and warm with highs in the mid afternoon. Northern sections were expected to see showers Friday night into Sunday, though other areas would stay dry.
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Brewmaster Found Dead in Sheridan Brewery Vat
Anthony Schumacher, brewmaster for Sheridan Brewing, was found dead in a fermenting vat after being missing for hours. Police planned an examination to determine if death was from a heart attack or drowning after he fell into the vat filled with water and 80 barrels.
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Twelve Hurt as Crowd Jams Havana Waterfront Welcome
In Havana on July 6 a crowd gathered to view the Cuban cruiser Guha returning from England. Thousands surged, injuring twelve people, two seriously, as spectators strained to glimpse the ship.
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Doctor Wins Castel Milani Honor The Pope’s Gift
Growing stronger daily after illness that nearly killed him Pope Pius is said to have shifted from antipathy to respect for Dr Milani head of the Valtean medical department. The pontiff reportedly offered a large recompense check which Milani refused, asking instead to restore a tiny church in his birthplace near Rome. The pope granted the wish.
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New Deal wage and hours bill passes Senate 56 to 28
The Senate approved Roosevelt's 40 hour week and minimum pay plan 56 to 28 after four days of debate with Southern Democrats opposing. The measure sets wage floors from 41 to 79 cents and a 35 to 40 hour workweek, moving to the House for further action amid a coalition battle and amendments on child labor and federal enforcement.
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