29 Jul 1939
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1939
Page
1
The trial moves toward closure as prosecutors press the Bridges case in San Francisco. Defendants’ attorneys challenge evidence and present legal arguments while government officials defend actions amid broad political and legal pressure.
A July 29 event in Italy drew about 10 000 farmers who visited the tomb of Mussolini's parents and laid flower tributes in the central square. The crowd, chanting slogans, celebrated the Duce with open air displays as part of fascist demonstrations and a salute to fascist leadership. The celebration coincided with a display of loyalty to European peace as supporters praised his rule and the regime’s projects.
A jumble of obituaries and notices lists prominent figures including Antonia Texas outs 34, great granddaughter of Daniel Boone, and Prof Avenander Dean, among others. It notes the death of several individuals in varied locales and mentions a damaged bridge incident near Nimath & company with a grieving widow and a missing provision for a fourth bridge, reflecting a chaotic mix of memorial and accident items.
A fragmented report traces a violent incident involving Dewey and the Lepke case, noting an error preceding a deadly outcome and referencing police records, public figures, and shifting blame. The text shows garbled OCR fragments about suspects, investigations, and courtroom mentions with unclear chronology.
Mrs Barton seeks 500000 in a suit alleging damages in a case linked to a former tobacco company president and a New York City incident involving a New York mute daughter. The filing names Dorothy O Wore as secretary and cites financial claims against a rancher and others in a California context.
A detailed narrative recounts a bank robbery by a former pupil who used a bomb scare tactic. The suspect was apprehended after a long pursuit and later claimed personal motives. Authorities indicated mental health and psychology factors in the suspect’s case as the investigation unfolds.
A river steamer voyage on the Gunderland River ended with canoeists accidentally boarding. The crew, intent on paddling, faced confusion as a cat caused a short mishap by slipping into an open slot. The incident occurred near Neslwie on July 20, with the steamer Burgess H Stull involved.
The report outlines a US Japan trade balance under a trade treaty. It cites Uncle Sam aiming to revise terms and lists Japan exporting silk goods for women and obtaining iron steel and aircraft materials from the US. It notes figures of 230,020,006 dollars in purchases and 126,820,000 dollars in sales to the US.
A chaotic report describes a sudden incident impacting the U S Mission with British and American personnel involved. It notes contested claims over troop reinforcements or replacements and mentions movements around Peng at a time of diplomatic tension.
Britain seeks to press Japan to lift the blockade around the British concession in China after U S denunciation of a commercial treaty. London encloses that talks aim to resolve differences over Japan's program and ensure food supplies to the concession amid economic strain.
Reported assault by Chinese guerrillas blows up a locomotive on a passenger train near a distant station. About 400 participants and several guards are mentioned, with machine gun fire injuring some and eight cars derailed. Authorities call it the third successful guerrilla strike since February 1082 and express surprise no derailment occurred at the next express stop.
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A muddled OCR report notes a reception for Japanese attaches in Moscow. It mentions US military attache ties and a related incident amid diplomatic tensions, with references to a Chinese bombing and a walking out by a Japanese ambassador during a news event.
A 19 and a 14 year old were accused of stealing copper wire when a boy with a BB gun frightened two suspects and aided officers in capturing them. The youths reportedly resisted, but charges were filed and the case moved forward.
A garbled town report mentions rain and huts, with references to a lawyer Voguesbare Bn Jah and a person named John Dolly. The text is fragmented and lacks clear facts, but indicates weather impact and local proceedings around July 20 with unclear outcomes or confirmations.
The Senate considered a lending bill trimmed from WPA funding affecting about 420,000 workers on relief rolls. Bills would extend housing and public works programs while proposing amendments to the Wheeler-Howard Act. Debate centered on adjournment timing, funding allocations, and potential impacts on employment and rural relief projects.
Fragmentary report describes legal actions, fines of 7000 francs and 82000 in related cases, a June accident injuring Mike Marlo Whitworth of New Fore City, and a three member committee verifying claims. Court approved sentence while a defendant faces appeal options.
In Beansbury New Jersey on July 29 devout parishioners at the Sacred Annal Church describe a healing at the shrine. Miss Mulhearn, 39, of Jersey City, long blind in one eye, attended with her family and reported regained sight after prayers led by Reverend Jobim. Medical authorities reportedly confirmed no change in vision before the event.
A Los Angeles man announces an international tour by scooter aboard BOAC and plans to traverse the United States to Mexico City before returning. He cites travel costs, horsepower details, and stops along the way, noting gasoline usage and a bustling itinerary.
An arrest spree surrounds a Paris case tied to alleged collaboration and anti Jewish propaganda. Police report a network aiding Nazi efforts in France, with editors and distribution across northern regions and the Artois area implicated. Authorities warn of strict penalties for spreading treasonous material.
A damaged article fragment describes Combline Boats implicated in actions by U S authorities. It mentions profitable operations, rental schemes, and gaming rooms with roulette wheels and machines, plus references to California and Nevada locations. Further readable bits reference patrons, costs, and a carnival atmosphere with celebrities on occasion.
A series of arson incidents near Victoria, British Columbia, has police and fire crews in pursuit of a suspect described as a bicycle rider. Firefighters battled multiple blazes in recent days, with a man seen traveling on a bicycle linked to several fires. Officers posted requests for public help while the suspect eluded capture, with ongoing investigations into the arsons and related property damage.
A group of youths disrupted a local cinema after attempting to seize the screen showing Hedy Lamarr in a contention over a bathing scene. The theater operator was knocked down during the louder portion of the disturbance as police arrived.
A broken report notes an air crash killing Fred W Tgr and others aboard a bomber. The article mentions American passengers and crew, a delivery to a place called Tilleh Raja, and an Air Force investigation along the River Dee in Cheshire.
Murky report describes Murphy signaling support for a Hatch bill, with representatives and senators debating constitutional validity and potential federal implications. The piece cites legislators, party figures, and observers assessing the political risks and procedural hurdles.
An Air Force bomber pilot died while maneuvering to clear cottages as it crashed near a test site. The crash at a Lockheed plant killed pilot Anderline, mechanic Beattie, and inspector Hagadorn, all associated with the craft.
An account describes a chaotic Connecticut rally featuring Soviet Baldwin, with a 40 and 8 faction, emblems and agitprop on display, a leaking fracas, and a parade scene portraying political conflict. The piece mentions a governor, Raymond Baldivis, and a mocked convention as part of a broader political stunt.
A garbled local item reports Eleanor Laughter and the DeTorest family amid a wedding dispute. The fragment references a California lab tech and a promise of travel to New York City, with a parent voicing anger and a columnist intent on pursuing the story.
Disie Davis remains under court jurisdiction in Moe York July 33 7% with local officials reporting she is bound to stay within the district despite alleged freedom from restraint. Detained after recent inquiries, the case involves Miss Dare and a security system around her movements as authorities coordinate with federal agents.
An official statement says Crown Princess Sullana and Prince Reinhard will welcome an heir in a mid August event at the royal palace. Attending physicians include Dr J De Gruntine. The birth is anticipated as a happy occasion with residents preparing for the ceremony in The Netherlands.
A Polish expedition has perished while scaling a high peak amid an avalanche near the Warsay region. The incident involved climbers from Poland and adjacent teams, with initial reports naming several victims and surrounding rescue efforts. Officials confirm the expedition faced extreme weather and unstable ice conditions during ascent.
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