Roosevelt Celebrates Fourth of July Aboard Indy Ship
President Roosevelt marks Independence Day aboard the cruiser Indianapolis in Chesapeake Bay with Mrs Roosevelt and guests. He plans return to Washington by motor tonight after reviewing London conference reports.
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Weather Beaten Heat Continues With No Respite Seen
A weather report predicts no relief from the heat with Tuesday and Wednesday highs near 100 degrees and lows around 76. Monday topped 106, keeping residents urged to endure the drought conditions as rainfall in late spring and early summer remains well below normal across the region.
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Kerrville
California Area Shaken by Quakes
Eight earthquakes rattled buildings in eastern Lassen Volcanic National Park area. Lassen Peak has unsettled still after days of tremors. Seismograph at the volcanic observatory shows 17 quakes since July 1. Skene READ AND USE LIGHT WANT ADS AND GET QUICK RESULTS.
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Oil Output Report Shows Mixed Texas California Drops
Oil output figures for last week show East Texas and California with declines while Oklahoma and Kansas rise. National daily average crude production reached 2,761,220 barrels, up from 2,747,? the prior week. Oklahoma up 87,575 to 613,840 barrels. Texas down 38,703 to 1,271,337. California at 474,509. Western fields and Rocky Mountain region also show gains amid mixed regional results.
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League Appoints Chaco Committee For Inquiry
Geneva July 4 A League of Nations commission of inquiry for the Gran Chaco Amput in South America will be composed of five members, with one from Spain, Great Britain, France, Italy, and Mexico, a League Council committee decided today.
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Great Britain
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Italy
Mexico
League Council
828 Agree to Cut Acreage in Nueces
Corpus Christi July 4. Agreements to plow under 32 106 acres of cotton were signed by Nueces county farmers where contract blanks were exhausted today. Further signing of farmers was delayed and additional blanks could be assigned.
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Argentinian leader Yrigoyen dies after lengthy career
Buenos Aires reports the death of Hipolito Yrigoyen at 64 from acute pneumonia. The former president and bachelor leader rose from teacher and rancher to national prominence through revolutions and eight years in office. In Chicago, Jul y 4, Willd E Givens urged teachers to claim leadership of government away from politicians and capitalists at the Nations Education Association convention.
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Duce Urges Caution As Balbo Postpones Flight
Londonerry July 4 A telephone call from Premier Mussolini urged prudence causing Gen Italo Balbo to postpone departure of the Tiglian fleet for Reykjavik Iceland, on the next leg to Chicago. The Duce advised no risk with the armada to ensure the 24 seaplanes reach the Century of Progress exhibition.
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Ruth Nichols Withdraws After Engine Troubles in Flight
Ruth Nichols, noted aviatrix, left Albuquerque for Los Angeles at 6 10 a m Mountain Standard time after delaying overnight due to motor trouble. This marks her second westward march thwarted by engine failures since leaving New York Sunday.
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New York
Russian ships seized near uninhabited island
Tokyo reports Japanese police seized a 2000-ton Russian steamer and a Russian fishing boat off Mekkanro in the Northern Kuriles. Officials say the Russians acted suspiciously and intruded into Japanese territorial waters.
Prussian Eagle to Grasp Sword in Peace News
Captain Hermann Goering stated to an audience that the eagle on the Prussian shield will in the future wield a sword as a symbol of peace and a ray of lightning against enemies. Previously the eagle bore a scepter and an orb.
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Mine Explosion Deaths Reach Eleven in German Mine
Recklinghausen Germany July 4 The blast at Blumenthal mine left eleven dead and several others gravely injured as authorities assessed the blast range and causes. Lamesa Texas July 4 Frank Williams 18 of the T Bar community was fatally wounded when a pistol discharging accidental gunfire in a neighbor’s hands.
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Near Death in AR Gras Air Race Crash
In a spectacular plane crash during the National Air Races near Los Angeles, actor Gibson suffered severe cuts and possible skull fracture while a fellow pilot Maynard was also injured. Crowds of 25,000 watched as the craft crashed before the second pylon, with doctors noting concussion and critical injuries.
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Dead and injured by home made bomb on Fourth of July
Washington D C July 4 19 Morgan Simmons 26 of Mitchelville Md and his brother Lyle continued a Fourth of July celebration with a dynamite bomb after firecrackers ran out The bomb exploded before they could flee Joseph L Simmons died early today at a hospital Both brothers suffered severe injuries with one hand nearly severed and Lyle losing an arm at the shoulder
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Park Chief to Quit in Washington in Private Business Move
Horace Albright, longtime leader in the national park service since its formation, plans to resign from government service in a few weeks. He will become vice president and manager of the United States Potash Company, moving to private business.
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Heat relief crowds mark Galveston Independence Day
Galveston saw thousands seek respite from heat as the annual tag raising ceremony under Ermine temple shrine featured the observance. Flags were presented to students with the highest averages in American history amid public celebration. Wiley Post arrived in New York ready to begin a solo flight around the world after preflight checks and secrecy on army equipment.
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Right Field
Grash Fatal to Dallas Boy
Terrell July 4. William Allen 15 son of Mr and Mrs L B Allen of Dallas was killed early today when the car he rode in struck a concrete bridge on Highway 10 ten miles east of Terrell. He was believed to have fallen asleep at the wheel. Big Fourth in Paris Parts July 4. Twenty thousand Americans in France celebrated Independence Day with private gaiety and public ceremony.
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