British Name Arms Envoys to Russia
British Prime Minister Chamberlain announced to the House that British and French military missions would be sent to Moscow for early talks on military cooperation alongside political discussions on a mutual assistance pact with the Soviet Union. He named mission leaders and noted the main snag as the definition of indirect aggression. France said its head would be Gen. Daumenc.
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Minter Chammberlain
Hhoure of Commons
Moscow
Chamberlain
France
Joseph Edouard Daumenc
Hieanor Rathbone
Min- Sater
Great Britain
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United States
Brothers Seek New Air Record In Extended Flight
In Beringfield the Moody brothers Hunter and Humphrey report their endurance flight is running smoothly on week two. They aim to surpass the 248 hour record for light planes and expect to reach the milestone if they remain aloft past 5 p.m. tomorrow, having already logged eight consecutive days of sustained flight by 3 p.m. today.
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Beringfield
Abandoned text on rabid dog bite fatal to child
Four year old Hobert Owen Tubb of Aberdeen Mississippi died in Memphis after being bitten by a rabid dog last November. The attending physician said antirabies vaccine was given with no adverse effects, but the child died yesterday in a hospital.
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Owen ‘Tubb
Aberdeen
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Seoil Tubb
Hine
Mexican peso slumps in foreign exchange
In Mexico City a peso decline persisted in currency markets with the peso quoted to the dollar. Analysts traced the fall to persistent dollar demand and nervousness over the balance of payments while elsewhere a funeral service for Yale University professor and Gould Shore Players director Tetn, 46, was held in Boston after his death on Saturday.
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Wbalx
Trainmen Flee Raid Foiled by Guards in Illinois
Train guards aboard a central railway car thwarted an armed robbery near Delray in Irorquois County. One robber captured, another escaped in a brick sedan along Route 45 between Delray and Onega. A clerk was beaten. captured robber taken to Champaign hospital. Payroll valued at $56,000 saved. police unknown how robbers boarded the train.
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Tih
Hingis Central
Bond Set in Child Bride Case
HILLSBORO July 1 RK Kerley 73 of Hickory Flat community who smacked 12 year old Wanda Glimace Friday night was charged with abducting in a complaint filed by her father Jess Gilmore Kerley was released on 100 bond Gilmore said he would seek annulment of the marriage
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Kerley
Hickory Flat
Wanda Glimace
Jess Gilmore
Gilmore
Home Building in Texas Skyrockets in 1938
Dallas reports a sharp rise in residential construction in the first six months of 1938, increasing by more than 10 million dollars compared with the same period in 1937. Heavy engineering work also grew, says FF. Kueny state manager of Dodge.
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Texas
FF. K. Kueny
Dodge
Kueny
Cafe Owner Seeks Elbow Grease After Raid Incident
A murky report notes a cafe owner asks for help after a raid at his establishment near a drug store. The unnamed operator told authorities he plans improvements and requested inspection guidance from local officials to ensure compliance and safety.
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Elena
U S Woman Reported in Nazi Prison Camp
Berlin July 21 The United States consulate general asked the German secret police whether Mrs Franz Lem an American cited is in the Dachau concentration camp on a charge of having ratted on antiwar propaganda Lem wife formerly Dash Harrison home in New Orleans April 10 1914 In her complaint Lem said both were arrested he escaped Dachau July 19 Official reply from Gestapo may take days due to red tape and cross contacts between secret police and the camp commandant
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War East Situation Center of Unrest
TOKIO reports unrest as anti Hrilish demonstrations force closure of Britain’s embassy amid talks near brtab dawh. NAINGTAO and PARIS report dual searches and propaganda battles with German implications. London eyes a calm summer as Parliament nears a crucial foreign policy debate. Vatican issues peace appeal dated August 1. Bombay reports mobilization and midnight government prohibitions.
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WIFE BEATEN AND MURDERED IN TRAILER DEATHS NEAR HOTTON
Police identified a murdered woman as Mrs. George Washington Treadway of Hotton and her unconscious husband in a trailer near the city limits. The woman had been beaten with a blunt instrument. the man had a slim chance of recovery. A sister in San Antonio provided the woman’s identification via a letter found in the purse. The husband was a road maintenance worker. The incident drew a crowd as authorities investigated at dawn.
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George Washington Treadway
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Treadway
San Antonio
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Payton
First Encyclical by New Pope Expected
Vatican informants say the pope will issue his first encyclical, possibly on October 15, with final wording and release date tied to the international situation. Reports note a previous delay last spring as peace soundings continued through Vatican diplomacy.
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Valican
Vatican
Vatican x
Missing Beauty Sparks Statewide Search in West
A statewide hunt began today for Rosalind Johnson a 20 year old blonde known as Miss Balt Lake Guy who failed to appear at a Swedish day celebration at the Golden Gate exposition in San Francisco Detective Fadgar Sita said she was due at 8 45 p m on a train that left Salt Lake City at 4 30 p m Saturday
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Rosalind Johnson
Balt Lake Guy
Golden Gate Exposition
Fadgar Sita
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Salt Lake City
Heat Wave Damages North Dakota Wheat Crops
North Dakota wheat fields suffer damage as prolonged heat hampers yields. County agricultural officials say exact crop loss is difficult to estimate, with lingering heat continuing to affect production across the state.
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Dakota Wheat
NYA Announces Increased Work Hours for Staff
NYA administrator announced Monday that NYA employees' work hours will rise from 52 to 60 per month and that about 130 additional employees are expected to be hired next week to handle the increased workload.
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NYA
Fender Roth
Focal Nya
Bridges Case Furore Seen In San Francisco
Carol King defense lawyer in Harry Bridges deportation case plans to seek contempt proceedings against Stanley Morton Doyle for failure to testify in Minnesota. Doyle, a former prosecutor and American Legionnaire, is said to be unavailable until midweek, with financial constraints delaying action and potential contempt if not present.
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Carol King
Harry Bridges
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Stanley Morton
Larry
Doyle
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American
Bridges
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Miss King
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Victor B. Anderson
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Boxe
U S Flying Fortress Will Be Given Test
The War department will test a new flying fortress type, described as a B17B with four supercharged engines of 1000 horsepower each. The aircraft, first of the new model, is on the West Coast and will take off for a test flight once weather conditions permit, with Los Angeles to New York distance noted.
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Wasilington
War Department
Los Angeles
New York
Pew
Parmi
Rioting at Fisher Body plant injures dozens in July clash
A large crowd of 4000 to 6000 pickets and workers attacked the Fisher Body plant of General Motors in Curveland. Brick throwing tear gas and grenades caused 34 to 44 injuries, with at least one serious. Police used water hoses and tear gas. several arrests followed as workers entered the plant during the strike called by the United Auto Workers.
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Genera Motors Corp
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Heat Hits City As Brief Relief From Hob Returns
Old Maure announces a short window of relief with fair to partly cloudy skies. San Antonio forecasts indicate scattered showers will ease temperatures briefly, with Monday expected to bring more wet weather. The report notes recent rain and cooler conditions across the area as residents await steadier improvement.
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Ruling Awaited on Recall Petitions in Kansas City
City Counselor Sam C Blair faced a ruling on recall petitions targeting Mayor Bryce B Sith and most council members. The petitions require affidavits from 20 percent of voters who backed mayoral candidates in the last election. If valid, the recall effort will proceed.
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Sam C. Blair
Bryce B. Sith
Lava
Ion
Olson Welcomes Guild to California Convention opens in San Francisco
San Francisco hosts the American Newspaper Guild sixth convention led by Governor Culbert Olson with more than 120 delegates arriving yesterday. An opening pre-convention session was held by the executive board as delegates gather and extend today. Goodyear dies at 73 in New York near his home in West Pitney Alley Street.
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Culbert Olson
Tony
Guild
Goodear
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Walter Goodyear
Charles” Goodyear
Alki Streat
Executioner Is HL Likely Substitute in New York
Brath's hired man Robert G. Elliott serves as executioner for six eastern states. He faces three scheduled executions in August including two at the Massachusetts state prison and one at Sing Sing. Elliott, an avowed opponent of capital punishment, has performed over 300 executions in 13 years and keeps his work secret from his two children.
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W— Brath
Robert G. Elliott
Elliott
Massachusetts
Sing Sing Iater
Dea
Trclan
City adjusts budget with borrowing plan and department allocations
City council adopted a tentative budget of 2 118 796 for the fiscal year ending May 31 1940 and approved a 244 000 loan from the National Bank of Commerce. Allocations include 341 420 to the mayor's department 105 686 to the tax department 655 405 for parks 427 500 for streets and 1 194 205 for fire and police. Additional borrowing authorized 60 008 for the library and 40 000 for pension fund operations. Interest on loans set at 2.7 percent as the city operates on a cash basis for about six weeks. Deputy Mayor Lloyd McGown announced at the council session and Mayor Maury Maverick planned to return Friday night.
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Flaco
National Bank of Commerce
Mayors Department
Toe Tie Park
Altie
Suitor Sought in Slain Woman Case at Long Beach
In Long Beach California authorities sought a former suitor of Mrs. Manile Moore 47 whose bullet riddled body was found in Bixby Park Saturday. A man who had kept company with Mrs Moore in recent weeks was missing. The man came from Benison Texas eight months ago after the death of her husband.
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Faut
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Manile Moore
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FDR Seagull Sailor Snags Two Marlins On Weekend Cruise
President Roosevelt returns to the White House after a weekend cruise off the Virginia capes. He reels a 70 pound game fish after a half hour fight early Saturday. A second marlin weighed about 115 pounds, taken later during the voyage.
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742 Czech Aviators Recruited by France
Paris reports France recruited 742 aviators from Czechoslovakia after the country was dismembered. The groups arrived at Colas and Boulogne, most under 36 years old, having fled from Prague as their homeland dissolved.
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Paris
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Ierads Corps
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Boulogne
Patan
Ter
Buffalo Times Workers Seek Cooperative Plan to Reopen
Workers from the Buffalo Times, suspended after 60 years, seek to restart the paper under a cooperative plan. A conference with Scrijps Howard Newspaper Allies was arranged by a committee from an employees’ group.
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