Ten Japanese killed as fighting with Chinese reported
Reports from Tiantsin say Japanese military fatalities include 10 soldiers killed and 22 wounded in Thursday clashes with Chinese troops near Winpingtsein west of Peiping. Moscow reports accuse Japan of border pressure and warn to keep out of Siberia while Russia vows to use all means to defend its territory.
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Siterla
Chinese Evacuate Trouble Zone Amid Clash Reports
Officials in Peiping announced the evacuation of Wanpinghsten as Chinese and Japanese forces reportedly withdraw under a negotiated truce. Japanese and Chinese spokesmen described partial troop withdrawals and police oversight while sporadic fighting slowed the process and both sides debated terms.
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Wan
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Yunpting
Twenty-ninth Army
Mt Ubude
Gasoline Output Falls in May Report
The Bureau of Mines released May 1937 figures showing average daily gasoline production at 5,409,000 gallons, down 72,000 from April’s 5,481,000. For the first five months, output averaged roughly 5.814 million gallons per day.
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Washington
Thes Bureau of Mines
Tony Liedilly
Spain Spain Patrol Parley Fails Meanwhile London Talks Collapse
July 9 London reports a multination non intervention committeee failed to reach a lasting accord on Spain. Eden spoke with Grand and Mafeky as Britain and France blamed Germany and Italy for stalling disarmament and naval patrol plans, signaling no early breakthrough and continued tensions over intervention in Benin.
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Seston
Anthony Eden
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Ludi
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de Russ
Alvin Aubassitor
Prin
Wyth Gerimany
Ivy
Leraitier
France
Spain
Liesee
San Antonio
Bandit Snatches Purse in Public Place
A young boy snatched the purse from a woman named Zolenski in a nearby area. Lurain Olio and Fury 8-briss suspected involvement in the vantabli it ne video incident, with Zolenski identified as a victim.
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Olio
Sophie Zolenski
Green attack on CIO leaders sparks AFL clash
Washington reports the AFL's William Green rebutted a CIO statement labeling steel strike tactics as misguided. The CIO criticized public opinion and punitive legislation while Green defended organized labor and urged lawful, orderly action.
Roosevelt Silent on Lewis Break Daily Note July 14
President Roosevelt again refused to comment on reports that he planned to sever relations with John S. Lewis leader of the Committee of Industrial Organization. The silent stance came as officials weighed potential diplomatic steps amid ongoing labor organization tensions.
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New Bone Seitting Idea Saves Animals
A new method described by Dr. Otto Stadler of Ardmore Pennsylvania claims to repair broken bones with a bone table brace placed on each side of the fracture. The technique aims to allow dogs and other small animals to walk during healing without restricting blood flow or causing nerve irritation.
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Eastern States Veterinary Association
Otto Stadler
Ardmore
Stader
Arkansas Governor Heads Fair Delegates
Governor Carl Batley will lead Arkansas delegates to a Pan American celebration grounds opening. Three day event will bring seven hundred Arkansans aboard including state and county officials. They travel to be welcomed by Governor James V. Abbott of Texas and officials from his state.
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Carl Batley
Ue Pan-Americnan
James V
Abrect
Texas
Cattle Ranges Benefited by Grass and Showers
Bexar county entitie reports cattle ranges will improve as grass grows and hay crops like cane and Sudan grass are harvested. Showers may slightly inconvenience crops such as Hopkins hay, but moisture will cause little damage. Corn is in good condition, cotton strong, late melons on market. heavy rain could harm crops.
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Lance G. Iyoks
Marsel News
Suspect Held After Attempted Abduction of Girls
Byron Stalecker, 96, of Vernon and Thad Momut were taken to city jail after police investigated an attempted kidnapping at a residence on DC Van Ness Street. Investigators say Stalecker spoke to Florine Benson and her sister Lillian, 9, as they played at their front gate.
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Pickets clash with police during New York dry dock strike
About fifty or more nonunion workers and policemen were injured in a pitched battle at the Robins Dry Desk and Repair plant amid the New York dry dock strike. Ambulances ferried the injured as police reported no one fatally hurt. many sustained scalp lacerations and bloody noses.
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Robins Dry Desk and Repair Company
Franco Declares Victory Near Madrid Front
General Francisco Franco's headquarters announced a limited rebel offensive west of Madrid was repulsed with light casualties. Loyalist reports said the fight continued with great intensity at Quijorna and Villa Franca Del Castilo near seven miles north of Quijorna, with no deaths listed.
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Bepuy
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Coast Guard Rushed to Aid West Minway Aground
Two coast guard patrol boats were ordered to Pidgeon Point 48 miles south of San Francisco to assist the freighter West Minway, reported aground but in no immediate danger.
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Coast Guard
Pidgeon Point
Paris Weakens On Spain Pact
Paris signals openness to modify the Iberian frontiers as Spain and its allies pursue a non intervention program. Ambassadors from 21 nations met amid deadlocked talks on arms and troop movements, with no date set for a formal decision.
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Raice Shajvedt
Ter Pyrenees
Ray
Seld Ambaksa
Charles’ Corble
Ton
Mittee
Prance
Nilteo
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