Seven Women Trapped on Mt Shuksan Ledge in Rescue Effort
At Mount Shuksan in Washington, seven women climb high ledges 6000 feet up. One climber Anne Cedarquist 22 from Shelton is injured with broken ribs after slipping from a rope. Faye Plank 36 Bremerton librarian and Carl Boyer 28 Seattle climber aided by rescue teams as they attempt to reach Cedarquist and the others.
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Glacier Ranger Station
Wash
Mt. Shuksan
Anne Cedarquist
Shelton
Faye Plank
Ubrarian
Bremerton High School
Carl Boyer
Seattle
Towi Ceerer
Boyer
Plank
Miss Cedwrquist
Record cost Congress seen record cost Congress seen
The budget bureau estimates total peacetime spending could exceed 20.0 billion dollars, with current appropriations at about 13.82 billion and contracts for 1.08 billion. Pending items include 2.24 billion in appropriations and 3.73 billion in contract authorizations, pushing total proposals to around 19.92 billion. Extra funds for national guard training and conscription may raise the total beyond 20.0 billion.
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Washington
Budget Bureau
Congress
Natonal Guard
Carter's Little Liver Pills Advertise Constipation Relief
A vintage ad promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a solution for constipation and biliousness. It claims the medicine doubles the flow of natural digestive juice and suggests two pints of laxative flow daily can relieve symptoms, urging readers to ask their druggist for 10¢ and 25¢ tablets.
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Carter
Tony
Conscription Debate Across the Nation Divides Opinion
Associated Press reports nationwide debate on conscription and aid to Britain as leaders including Gen. Pershing Col. Lindbergh and Senators McCarran Nye push for or against mandatory service and a strong defense policy. Navy Sec Knox and War Dept officials advocate training now to avert late war mobilization.
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Associated Press
Great Britain
John J. Pershing
Washington
United States
England
Chicago
Charles A. Lindbergh
Europe
Germany
Knox
The
Navy
Military Training Camps Association
Patterson
War Department
Julius Ochs Adler
New York
Widow of British Newsman In Tokyo Shock Illness
The widow of Reuters correspondent Melville James Cox is seriously ill in Tokyo after suffering a complete collapse from shock following her husband s death from a window at Tokyo police headquarters during an espionage inquiry. The Reuters dispatch reports she fell ill Monday after the tragedy.
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London
Cpiers
Melville James Gox
Reuters
Tokyo
Cox
Chief Rathke’s antique fire trumpets in district relics
Relics of volunteer era firefighting include two antique trumpets owned by District Fire Chief Arnold L. Rathke who obtained them from a Gainesville fire chief. Used about 30 years ago to direct volunteers from the ground, the instruments date back to 1950 and even served as improvised tankards with a cork in the small end.
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Arnold L. Rathke
Rathke
Gainesville
Bulgaria to Get Dobruja in Latest Settlement
Sofia sources say Bulgaria and Romania near a Saturday agreement to return southern Dobruja after years of dispute. Talks followed Hitler orders for a settlement with preliminary negotiations finished. Romanian minority expert Victor Gadare returned to Bucharest as Bulgarian delegates prepared to Grădina and Grajova talks.
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Bulgaria
Rumania
Dobruja
Adolf Hitler
Victor Gadare
Bucharest
Grajova
Salaunday
Tourist Car Recovered After Near Plunge at Sunken Garden
J. F. Rayburn of Sour Lake reported to police that his tourist car rolled from Alpine Drive toward the Sunken Garden theater and stopped short of plunging into the venue. The vehicle was later recovered in the incident, with no injuries reported.
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J. F. Rayburn
Sour Lake
Sunken Garden Theater
Aliens and Communists Named in Defense Industry List
Washington reports the Dies committee possesses a long list of alleged aliens, Communists, and German American Bund members employed in key defense industries. The evidence outlines numbers across steel plants, shipyards, arsenals, and electrical firms, with details on party members and Bund affiliates in several facilities.
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Washington
Dies Committee
International News Service
Come
Communist Party
Bund
Pacific Coast
New Demands on Indo China Reported by Shanghai
Aug 5 Shanghai dispatch says Japan made sweeping demands on French Indo China including access to the French railway ship and use of the Yunnan province for military operations plus a potential base on the Indo China coast. Tokyo denies and other sources offer no confirmation.
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Shanghai
Chinade
Knight resigns from city post and health director to follow new job
Mayor Maury Maverick confirms Jim Knight resigned on his own accord as assistant purchasing agent after a morning filing. Knight later said he would take a vacation. Maverick hinted a better offer but gave no details and stated no purge. A new director of the health department will be chosen with state health aid. politics will not enter the appointment. No decision on filling the purchasing post for about 60 days.
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Jimmy Knight
Maury Maverick
Knight
Maverick
City Health Department
van C. Tinton
State Health Department
Policles
Stolen S. A. Auto Reported Found
A stolen automobile reported missing by Captain B. Haller was found in Houston on Monday. Four men were arrested in the car, which had last been parked at Fort Sart Houston. San Antonio authorities were informed the following day.
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Haller
Graham Arrent
Houston
Halter
Fort , Sart
San Antonio
Woman Wrecks Tavern as Crowd Flees in Street Brawl
About 200 people fled the scene as a woman upended a tavern at 830 South Fire Street. Police arrived to find patrons outside while the woman hurled furniture and beer bottles inside the building.
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South Frie Street
Snake cultist released on bond after girl bitten
Albert Rowan father of 8 year old Letha Mae Rowan was released on bond as the girl recovered from a poisonous snakebite following rites of a religious cult. Dr. R W Clements examined the girl. Lipham and Rowan faced assault with intent to murder charges. Rowan and Lipham halted a three day hunger strike after detention.
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Albert Rowan
Letha Mae Rowan
R. W. Clements
W.W.T. Lipham
Ing
Lipham
Bernen County
Jeffie Smith
Bay City
Rowan and
Snake ceremony bite at religious gathering prompts snake removal
Cincinnati police seized a poisonous snake used in local religious ceremonies after it was found that another snake had been brought in overnight. Lieut. Jacob Sehardt reported a woman was bitten during the incident and was treated.
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Jacob Sehardt
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