Man Dead and Eight Hurt in San Antonio Assaults
A 21 year old man named Lopez of Lacoste died after a road incident near San Antonio. Eight others were hospitalized with stab wounds and gunshot injuries in separate attacks around the same night, with victims including Pedro Gara and Walter Dixon among those treated at Robert B. Green hospital. Police are questioning a 22 year old suspect in the case.
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San Antoni Hospitals
Erpanda Lopez
Lacoste
Robin B
San Antonio
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Lopez
Pez
Felix
Rela
Manuel
Lucilie
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Manuela Castro
Akerinka
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Pellpengel
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Narth Vestreet
Olive Street
Robert Been
Pedro Gara
Robert B. Green Hospital
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Deweyne
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Walker
Hert B. Green Hospital
Idolia
Duworth
Nevada
Iowa
Hackey Streets
Robert B.een Hospital
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Cyveltin Field Ariftery
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Ospital
Sun Houston
Heppard Prepares to Police Ballots in Senate Probe
In Washington on July 41 Democrat Sheppard says the Senate committee will investigate political influences in forthcoming senatorial elections. He urges enforcement against any misuse of federal election funds as officials ordered the inquiry.
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Astr Sheppard
Congress
Senate
Sheppacc
Eskimos Suffer Heat Wave in Barrow Alaska
In Barrow Alaska on July 11 the mercury soared to an unprecedented high for the Arctic coast. Natives stripped furs to cope with unaccustomed heat as Barrow recorded its highest temperature on record, about 300 miles north of the Arctic Circle.
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Alaska
Eskieland
Arctic Circle
Statler May Settle Case In Los Angeles
July 11. Counsel for Elsworth M. Staller an heir to a hotel fortune indicated a settlement might be announced today when his suit comes up in court. Mrs Barbara M Statler former dental attendant was awarded 100 dollars monthly when the couple separated after less than a year. Staller has claimed he paid bills exceeding 40000 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Elsworth M. Staller
Barbara M. Statler
Les
Staller
Sareho
Three Firemen Injured in Jefferson Blaze
A Jefferson fire that broke out Sunday morning caused an estimated 100000 dollars in damage and injured three volunteers Roy Butler Murray Forsythe and Horace Brown as an explosive blast knocked them into the air during firefighting efforts.
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Ingi
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Roy Butler
Murray Forsythe
Horace Brown
Screen newcomer Mary Lou Lender to wed Delmer Daves
Hollywood reports actress Mary Lou Lender and scenarist Delmer Daves will marry tonight at the press preview hour. Lender, a Columbus Ohio newcomer, acted in Harold Toyd's comedy Professor Beware while Daves wrote the short play.
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Mary Lou Lender
Delmer Daves
Miss Lender
Newcamer
Columbus
Ohio
Harold Toyd
Daves
Archbishop Calls Anglicans to Pray for Jewish Suffering
In London on July 1 the Archbishop of Canterbury urged Anglicans to join with their Jewish brethren in a Sunday prayer for Jewish sufferers. The call comes as leaders emphasize solidarity and shared religious concern.
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Archbishop of
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Church of England
U.S. Crop Report Awaited From Federal Board
Farmers and consumers await the crop report due at 2 pm U.S. time. The board forecasts wheat and other major crops, with last year setting records for output and storage surpluses. The release will hint at possible marketing quotas if production exceeds thresholds.
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Agriculture Department
Kiukiang Held by Chinese Forces as Japanese Guns Shell Yangtze Approach
Reports from Shanghai say Kiukiang remains under Chinese defense with strong riverfront positions commanding the Yangtze approaches about 135 miles east of Hankow. Japanese warships shell Kin Kiang while U S N boat Masocacy anchors three miles upriver amid light fire.
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Upi
Kiukiang
Yangwe River
Shanghei
Kin Kiang
United States Hunboat
Masocacy
Former envoy named charge d affaires to Spain
Former British envoy to Mexico Owen St Ialy O Malley was appointed charge d affaires of the temporary British embassy in Spain. The legation sits at Bendage near the Spanish border in Prairie.
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Spain
London
Owen St. Ialy O'Malley
Beltish Min- Atee
Tarity
Bendage, Prairie
Spanisly
Preventive Brain Spray Tested At Stanford
A report from Palo Alto describes a new drop method using zinc sulphate to block infantile paralysis entry through the olfactory nerve area in the upper neck. Experts caution the technique risks temporary loss of smell and require expert administration, with limited trials in epidemic regions over three summers.
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Galif
Stanford University
Aule
Berause
Pete Son
Stanford
Michigan
Lee Shakaion
A. C. Furstenberg
Max Peet
J. Jerome Hauser
MGM staffer forges Mayer name in $50,000 fraud scheme
Los Angeles July 11. Two MGM employees George Donald Smart sound recorder and Layne Britton makeup artist were jailed on forgery grand theft and conspiracy charges in a get rich quick scheme using a forged Louis B Mayer letterhead. Smart posed as Mayer’s representative in contracts with MGM stars. He obtained $10,000 from a Santa Monica bank and moved on to a $15,000 note while employing forged signatures. The scheme used names of Nelson Eddy Jeanette MacDonald and Charles Laughton to bait victims. Detective notes say a second client financed a $25,000 note, and a note circulated unsigned to a Santa Monica home. A lightning death related to the case is cited in the report.
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Los Angeles
Boyle
Louis 8. Mayer
M.G.M
George Donald Smart
Layne Britton
Coffiters
Smart
Nelson Eddy
Dvanette MacDonald
Charles Laughton
Mayers
M-G.m. Stars
Mayer
Selind
Simort
Santa Monica Commercial and Savings Bank
Dickering
Gail Burck
Santa Monricen
Kington
Burek
Weller
Sural
Bavar
Ad Romeo To Duck Difficult Matrimonial Choice
Judson Van Arsdale faces a split romance as two women May Meyers and Nellie Davis meet in person to answer his single ad. They bargain over his affections while he contemplates a moratorium on negations and a vacation away from the home as they decide who should live there.
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Matawan
Judson van Arsdale
May Meyers
Washington, D.C
Nellie Davis
Peoria
van Arndale
Tydings Silent on Opponent's Dare
Maryland Senator Millard Tydings, seeking re election, avoided comment on a challenger proposal to subject the race to scrutiny by the Senate campaign expenditures committee. Arthur Hungerford, former NRA and NEC official, urged an inquiry into the removal of Henry W. Webbing, Maryland state director of the Federal Housing Administration. Tydings offered no comment when asked about the dare.
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Baltimore
Millard &. Tydings
Maryland
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Fydings
Arthur KE. Hungerford
NRA
NEC
Henry W. Webbing
Federal Housing Administration
Home Relief Costs Decline in New York State
Albany July 1 report shows New York State home relief costs fell by 800000 in May amid a 7 percent drop. Welfare commissioner David Adle cited lower caseloads and reduced aid payments. The statewide decline included a seven and 22 percent decrease in various categories across counties.
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WN. C
New York
Lstate
David
Adle
Tent Collapse at Tom Mix Show Injures Ten in Neenah
A July 11 freak storm at a Tom Mix tent show in Neenah Wisconsin injured ten spectators. The main tent pole collapsed after wind lifted the north side, sending debris onto the south half. Willard Dummond 28 of Celina Ohio was airborne on the main pole, suffering two broken arms and head injuries.
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Neenah
Wis
Willard Dummond
Celina
Ohio
Syeer
A F L Leader Convicted in Oregon Arson Case
In Dallas Oregon, Al E Rosser former Portland A F L secretary treasurer was found guilty of arson in a state wide campaign against labor terrorism. A jury of farmers housewives and a bookkeeper convicted after deliberating 2512 hours for complicity in burning the Weis Salem box factory last November destroying the Copeland lumber yard and causing about 130000 in damage.
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Ore
al E. Rasser
Portland
A. F. of L. Teamsters’ Union
Rosser
Weis Salem
Copeland
Interrupted Power Service Resumed in Texas
Power service in 14 towns around Jackbonville was restored today after a strike by Gulf Public Service Company employees. Officials reported minor damage repaired, turbines briefly disrupted by brushes and wires torn during the stoppage.
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Jackbonville
Texas
Gulf Public Service Company
Weat Supply Up Price Off In 1930 Meat Market
WEAT SUPPLY UP PRICE OFF CHICAGO July 11 Meat production increased slightly and origins were substantially lower during the first belt of 1930 compared with the same period last year. Exports again exceed imports in pork. Wholesale prices of most beef, pork and bacon had large declines, with beef down 7 to 23 percent and pork, bacon, and hams down as much as 72 percent. Retail prices also declined with similar trends. Livestock prices remain below last year but above January lows.
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Chicago
Institute of American Meat
Amont
Lig & Star Bbc
Institute
Health record shows nationwide health gains in early year
The Public Health Service announced a better health record for January to March with 12 percent fewer deaths than last year and a 3 percent rise in births. Premature deaths dropped while deaths from cancer and infantile paralysis rose. overall fatalities decreased despite some illnesses.
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Public Health Service
Oil Well Spacing Rule Plan Heard
Austin July 11 The Texas railroad commission moves toward a spacing rule for the Filesimmons oil pool in Duval County. Several sands with two producing horizons and well contenders complicate the issue, with some urging a separate rule for each horizon.
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INS
Texas Railroad Commission
Filesimmons
Duval
County
PWA Allotments Total Reaches 7.8 Million For 38 Projects
Washington reports Administrator Jekes announced public works allotments of 7,831,932 for 38 non federal projects. The total for non federal projects stands at 269,594,872 with 2061 participating projects. Nelson Eddy featured in a scene involving a dunked horse on a beach while filming.
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PWA
Washington
Jekes
TVA probe opens in Knoxville as committee tours projects
A federal committee led by Senator Vic Donahey launches an on the spot probe of the Tennessee Valley Authority in Knoxville Tennessee. The five day tour will cover TVA social and economic programs with an executive session planned and promises of public hearings after the tour. The panel accuses former TVA leaders of mismanagement and seeks documentary evidence to support charges while President Roosevelt fields the party’s response.
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Tenn
Daly Yi
Otf
Tennessee Valley Authority
Vic Donahey
Democrat
Ohio
Tva
Wantil
Donahey
Denahey
A. E. Mongar
David Lillenthal
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Nile Management
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Roosevelt
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Mor~ Gan
Evl
Sealvil H
A Morgan
Lhien
Hal
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