United States Deals Double Blow to Japan in Pact Strikes
Washington aims to curb Tokyo with thorough scrutiny of Japan’s role and silver shipments. Treasury plans countermeasures and potential duties amid abrogation of the 1911 commerce treaty, signaling a reinforced push against Japan’s wartime materials and trade.
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U.S
Washington
INS
United States
Japan
Oriental
Marenthan
Witther
Treasury
Department At Commerce Stabisies Athon
Dayan
Becrethty Hall
Hull
Bombings in Britain Quiz Police as Attacks Rise
London July 27 British bombings prompt nationwide questioning of suspects as investigators pursue a man seen at Kings Cross before a blast. In the latest incidents 16 injured at Kings Cross and Victoria stations with two explosions in cloakrooms linking to a wider plot. A canal bridge wrecked and a district post office front blown out disrupt traffic and services.
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London
Beot
Yard
Kimberlaly
Aca Olver
Indi
Noldis
Gailroad
Ojnels
Covent
Actéryeon
Sal Scott
Yarr
Kings Cross
Dan
Leroy
Kinge Cross Sinlinn
Donald Campbell
Sdtnburgh University
Paris
Campbell
Victoria Station
Leeds
U S Cotton Sale Arranged By Byrnes Aide Says
Senator Byrnes and Representative Connally announced tentative terms for selling U S cotton at a discount under world prices. The agreement aims to ship about 175 thousand bales to France and Switzerland with options priced to world quotations for 18 months. Supply plans involve enabling legislation and government carrying charges.
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Ron
Byrnes
Memocrat
South Carolina
Gale
cTamenta
Cation
France
Switzerland
Chatlines Jours
Texas
House Agriculture Committee
Hongkong Defense Set If War Comes
Hong Kong officials warned Parliament Hong Kong would be defended in war despite calls for restraint. Sir Geoffrey Northcote, governor of the British colony, and regional military leaders pledged readiness and vowed to defeat any aggressor.
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Hongkong
Tondon
Eschange Telegraph Company
Hauekong Tong
Geoffrey Northcote
Dutish ‘Cren
Thy
Legis«Lative Gaunels
Hongkone
Uimars
Republican Denies He's For Garner Letter Burst
Rep. Bender, Ohio, releases a letter to Texas State Democratic Committee chair Germany denying involvement in Garner for president carding. The event appears amid a campaign circus. Lindbergh visits Baltimore at Martin aviation field.
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Garner
Washington
INS
Bender
Ohio
Germany
Texas State Democratic
Supreme Court to Hear Medical Practice Antitrust Question
Washington reports the Supreme Court will hear arguments on whether medical practice falls under antitrust law. The Justice Department aims for a swift ruling on the dismissal of an indictment against Group Health Association and others. The case involves prepaid medical care for District of Columbia government employees.
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Supreme Court
Justice Department
Spies M. Proctor
Jawa
Eteniiar
Nilegerd
Group Health Association
Teo
Columbia
Justice Departmene Santa IL
Criti
Unlile Suprem
Stabbing Fatality After Bar Dispute In Kingeville
Melvin Lupton 32 of Kingeville dies from stab wounds after an argument at the Merry-Go-Round beer and dance hall on Main Avenue. Wright admits stabbing Lupton during a confrontation amid drinking, with Brown and Murphy involved in ejecting patrons. Wright sought police help and was hospitalized for head injuries. authorities filed formal murder charges.
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Luirscay
Melvin MM
Lupton
East Commerce Streat
Hugh GC
Kingeville
Main Avenue
Wright
Josephine Street
Warner Lupton
Lopton
Lipton
Joe A. Brown
Collinwood Avenue
Jor B
Murphy
Murphy Brown
Wilelt
Jim
Luptan
Henan
Lupeton
Pollee
Cat
Taptén
Adimit
Ted
Foss Bire 1 Corps
Christt Bt
Reformatory
Miso
Justice of the Peace Bar
Corrigan
Pullesman
Lonnie Crow
Lewis Attacks Garner Labor Record and Candidacy
Lewis denounces Vice President Garner over labor policy and wage law enforcement. He accuses Garner of targeting labor and says Democrats will oppose him if he seeks the presidency. Andrews criticized for wage act enforcement. Lewis presses for amendments to curb labor proposals.
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Washington
Chatend Today
Font Vine
Garner
Congress
Lewis
Intier
de‘ Carder
Aften Leywhs
C. 7
Clieithin
Lawis
House Sebor
Ftubar
Andrews
Vriticlelig
Ihouse
Polimitiog
Tly Se
Canpress
Elites Tvs
Susshyyy
W. CG
Huiattog
National
Teplalan
Foxtity
Velma West Extradition Waived After Escape Allegations
Dallas reports Velma West and companion Mary Ellen Richards waived extradition to Ohio reformatory. West, 22, confessed to killing her husband in 1927 with a claw hammer after a failed bridge party. Richards, 23, Cincinnati, serving two years for robbery with good time. West had escaped prior and indicated mixed feelings about prison life while awaiting return.
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Dallas
Marysville
Ohio
Velma West
Mary Ellen Richards
Cincinnati
Nueremberg Man Executed as Spy
Nueremberg resident Friedrich Lorate, 21, was executed for disclosing military secrets to a neighboring state's intelligence service. The capital punishment raises the year’s total executions to 24. Local officials reported a citywide atmosphere of calm as authorities carried out the sentence.
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Nueremberg
Bergin
Priedrich Lorate
Reformery Superintendent Warns Of Isolation Plan
Marysville Ontario July 27 Felton West faces removal to DAl Jas as two officers pursue the escapee state reforms for Richards and Rich ards. Superintendent Reiliey describes a plan of solitary confinement with bread and water for a week and harsher isolation up to five weeks. The remarks include a reference to punishment to deter further escape attempts. In Lansing Michigan on July 27 Grange member Simiry Orarre is charged with stealing a crate of omor from a produce dealer, according to Meabs Mony.
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Marysville
Ono
Felton West
Brarguerite Reiliey
Woman's Reformatory
Dal
Abe
Hrangh
Lansing
Moh
Jilly
Jins Simiry Orarre
Wan Cedi
Or Thesh
Grange
Omor
Mony
Weather Forecast Parody From Odd Local Snippet
A whimsical weather note mocks routine forecasts. It predicts Thursday will bring mixed conditions with a warm day near 96 degrees at the airport and 93 downtown. Humorous quotes reference journalist Jarbor and monotony in reporting.
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H. Jarbor
Jarbor
Mercury
TS Denress
Channel Crash Off Dover Traps 10 Missing 24 Rescued
London reports 10 missing and 24 rescued after a collision between the French tanker Banik and the Swedish steamer Grangesberg in dense fog. Grangesberg sustained heavy damage and her radio is out. Boats and crews searched the area near Plymouth for survivors.
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London
Len Pere Song
Banik
Fle
Grangesberg i
Plymoutl
Grangesberg
Selon
Money Stolen Ice Money Recovered in High Point
In High Point Nova Scotia a man recovered money from a company by bursting into the showroom with a wallet containing fifty three dollars after a refrigerator trade. The incident follows a theft of money left on ice. The man rushed in breathless and swore, delivering the wallet to the receptionist.
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High Point
N.S
Shayroon
Prominent Russians Stripped of Decorations in Moscow
A Moscow dispatch says nine prominent Russians including high officers and wives had decorations stripped without published decree. Names include former Soviet minister to Mongolia, Air Force and naval officials, and political leaders. Publication of the list signals possible arrests in the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
Hevenly
Savieb Aris
Fedmny
Toirol
Commitnida Sergeyets
Lapin
Minishal Vassily Bulechev
Far East
Avi Shevchenko
Guibty
Wnworths
Maiil Engineer
Orns
Sa- Het Navel Articke
Washington
Rappaport
Frunze Naval Academy
Sibiin- Tite
Soviet Union
Two men questioned in theft of lifetime savings
Two 21 year old men are held for questioning in the theft of 316 dollars from Nennmogeua Lucero of Trinchera. Lucero, aged about 84, was near death after burglars drained funds from his home on Tuesday night.
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Trinivar
God
Lucero
Family perishes in Canton blitz fire blaze
In Avondale Canton a residence fire killed three people including Helen Morgan 36 and her month old son Paul Jr. First husband of Helen, B. Morgan, and her brother Lawrence Nelson fled with Lawrence Jr. during the blaze. A second child survived as rescue efforts saved two fathers. Fire crews found victims in the home after the interior blaze intensified.
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Canton
Ohio
Avondale
Paint B. Morgan
Cramton Repository
Canton Fea
Helen
Paul Jr
Morgan
Lawrence Nelson
Lawrence Jr
Bie Thone
Urey Batlroon
Rabies Public Advisory Cites Treatment Hesitation
Public health officials urge early anti rabies serum after suspected exposure. Dr George Denison and Dr Z D Bowling of Birmingham Alabama note fear and misinformation persist. Authorities warn many cases have not contracted rabies but seek prompt care after bites or scratches.
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Sity
Tin Atieteai Medfenk Association
George . Denison
Z. D. Bowling
Birmingham
Ala
Albanya
Pilen
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