Britain Warns Japan Over Detaching Chinese Provinces
London July 29 Britain warns Japan that the government does not approve any further attempts to detach Chinese provinces from the Nanking government. Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden answered in the House of Commons. Benn asked whether Britain made its position clear. Eden said yes and added that they regret the worsening Far East situation and hoped for better relations, which cannot occur under present conditions.
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London
Great Britain
Japan
Nanking
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Wedgwood Benn
Eden
Far East
Chinese Fear Formal Break With Japan
Shanghai dispatch reports rising alarm in China over a possible break in diplomatic ties with Japan, a step toward war. Foreign Minister Wang Chung Hui works to avert disaster as the Executive Yuan meets to assess the crisis. News notes celebrate and temper with a grim view as Peiping falls under Japanese control and city gates close to Japanese troops.
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Shanghai
Japan
Wang Chung- Hui
Executive Yuan
China
Peiping
Ohio Weather Summary and Conditions Report
Generally fair tonight and Friday with little temperature change. High pressure covers the Middle and North Atlantic States and western Canada while lows lie over Ontario, Alberta and central California. Light showers from Lake region to Plains, heavy precipitation in Florida. Temperatures rise slightly in the Ohio Valley and lower lakes, with little change elsewhere east of the Rockies.
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Ohio
Middle
North Atlantic
Manitoba
Far Northwest
Ontario
Albertia
California
Lake Region
Plains States
Florida
Ohio Valley
Lower Lakes
Rockies
Chinese Troops Attack Jap Strongholds In Frenzy Of Rage
Chinese troops and militarized police, driven by hate, attacked Japanese strongholds in Tientsin as flames spread through parts of the city. Foreign concessions housed missionaries and Americans who sought refuge as U S troops guarded government buildings amid air raids by Japanese planes.
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Tientsin
No. 1
China Vows to Fight to Last Man in War with Japan
Nanking July 29 Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek head of China's central government declared the nation would mobilize all resources for war on Japan. He said China is determined to fight to the last man and that minor defeats do not mean eventual defeat. He blamed leadership shifts in Peiping and emphasized his role as top political and military authority.
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Nanking
China
U. P
Chiang Kai-Shek
Japan
Chiang
Sung Cheh-Yuan
Peiping
Americans In Tientsin Complain Of Army Inaction
Fearing a night of terror, Americans in Tientsin complained that U S Army authorities refused to aid them. Missionaries sought help from Chinese police and consulates. 15th Infantry offered only refuge in barracks. Some residents outside foreign concessions received no advance warning of danger.
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Tientsin
Italan
15Th Infantry
Martha George
Yangliuching
Mayors of five cities to meet with Burton over Republic Steel protests
Cleveland July 29 Mayor Harold H Burton reopened talks to settle labor disputes at Republic Steel plants in Ohio. He invited mayors from four other cities Canton Massillon Warren Niles to attend and offered to summon both sides and possibly Labor Department mediator James F. Dewey. Clashes have occurred amid strikes against Republic Steel, Youngstown Sheet and Tube, and Inland with one death and about 100 injured. A mass meeting in Public Square was announced with leaders from CIO and unions scheduled to speak.
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Cleveland
Republic Steel Corp
Qohig
Harold H. Burton
Burton
Ohio
Republic
James Secombe
Canton
Henry Krier
Massillon
G. A. Bjorson
Warren
Fred R. Williams
Niles
Lionel Evans
Youngstown
Evans
James F. Dewey
Department of Labor
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Steel Workers' Organizing Committee
National Guardsmen
Corrigan-McKinley
Committee For Industrial Organization
Public Square
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers
Sherman Dalrymple
United Rubber Workers
Heywood Broun
American Newspaper Guild
Japanese War Machine Is Powerful Peiping Fall described
Thousands of Chinese troops fled south from Peiping after a brief, hopeless stand against Japanese armor and air power. Gen Chang Tze Shung and leaders defected or fled, leaving a pro-Japanese administration in Peiping while Chang retained emergency command in the Peiping Tientsin area. Peiping was described as under pro Japanese influence.
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Peiping
Paotingfu
Hankow
United Press
Chang Tze- Shung
Tientsin
Sung Cheh-Yuan
Northern China
Hopei-Chahar Portcal
Paotingtn
Chin Teh-Chun
Chang
Peiping-Tientsin
Approach Vote On Wage And Hours Bill
The senate moved toward final action on the Black-Connery wage and hours bill amid attacks on administration labor policy by new deal critics. The bill would create a five member labor standards board to set minimum wages up to 40 cents and a 40 hour work week, ban child labor in interstate industries with a 30 day penalty. exemptions apply to agricultural and service trades. Critics argued the labor relations act favors employers, while Sen Nye called the board pro labor and noted intimidation claims regarding a Philadelphia hosiery firm bargaining agents.
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Washington
Senate
Sen. Hugo
Senate Education and Labor Committee
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Ould
National Labor Relations Act
Labor Relations Board
Arthur HH
Andenberg
Roy Mich
Speaks
Vandenbers
Black
Gerald TP. Nye
Edward F. McGrady
Philadelphia
Committee For Industrial Organization
le C
Car Rolls Over Near Wellington Injures Three
A car carrying a Detroit family on the way to a Pennsylvania funeral hit a soft shoulder on route 18 west of Wellington and rolled in the ditch at 7 44 am today. All three occupants received first aid for scratches and bruises at the Fans Clinic Wellington and were discharged. The car sustained heavy damage.
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Valynski
Detroit
Pennsylvania
Wellington
Fans Clinic
New War Dept Allocates 950000 For Lorain Harbor Work
Washington July 29 the War department approved allotments totaling 94478201 for new rivers and harbors projects for 1937 38 fiscal year. The list includes Lorain Harbor Ohio 950000 along with other Ohio projects Conneaut 610000 Ashtabula 360000 Fairport 462000 and additional river work across the country.
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Washington
War Department
Ohio River
Allegheny River
Kanawha River
W. Va
Tygart River
Ashtabula Harbor
Ohio
Conneaut Harbor
Lorain Harbor
Fairport Harbor
Buffalo Resumes Deliveries After Meat and Staples Strike
About one thousand produce truck drivers and warehouse workers returned to work in Buffalo ending one of two strikes that halted meat and staple food movement and pushed prices higher. The AFL accepted closed shop terms with higher wages and shorter hours. Heat shortages loomed as 1,200 packing plant workers walked out, while stores relied on scarce hoarded supplies and adjusted butter and egg prices amid the disruption.
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Buffalo
N. Y
American Federation of Labor Union
Packing Company
Committee For Industrial Organization
Steamer Fire Near Amazon Claims Seventeen Lives
In PARA Brazil on July 29 a steamer sank after catching fire near Brees. Seventeen people died and fourteen were injured. Among the dead were eight children. the vessel carried thirty seven passengers and sixteen crew members, with four survivors brought to the city aboard a Pan American plane.
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Para
Brazil
Amazon
Brees
Young King Farouk I Is Enthroned On Eighteenth Birthday
Cairo July 29 King Farouk I enthroned on his eighteenth birthday becoming Egypt's first independent sovereign in four centuries and among the world's youngest rulers. Crowds cheered as he rode to parliament to take an oath to uphold the constitution and defend the country.
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Cairo
Egypt
Farouk I
Abdine
Farouk 1
Fuad I
League of Nations
Suez Canal
League
Family of Nations
Farouk
Peter II
Yugoslavia
Ananda Mahidol
Siam
Drive Against Madrid Lags in Santander Offensive
Insurgent forces pressing Madrid face a stalled drive northeast of Brunete as heavy bombardment continues on the Biscay coast. Italian regulars stand with a Basque brigade near Santander while rebel ships and land batteries bombard government positions. government air raids target a suspected war materials factory near Santander.
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Madrid
Santander
Brunette
Biscay
Sentander
T of
Lorain County 1938 Budget Covers General Funds and Raises
Lorain County commissioners adopted a 1938 general fund totaling 661 455 31 dollars, down from 1937 by 5325 30 but lacking a contingent fund. The tax rate will run 1 6 mills within the 10 mill limit, producing about 290 000 dollars, with the remainder from sales tax and fees. Salary boosts are approved for probate court and clerk of courts staff, while aid for dependent children is cut from 68 076 to 40 000 dollars. further budget revisions are anticipated next January.
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Lorain County
Board of County Commissioners
County Budget Commission
C. S. Kelser
Walter J. Wright
Howard R. Butler
Budget Commission
Kelser
Clerk of Courts
H. H. Nye
Department of Aid
Probate Court
Lois Bins
Carl Curtis
Lorain County Women Attend Farm Camp Opening
The annual Farm Women's Camp opens at Camp Crale in Annckler Medina County with 43 women from seven counties attending through Sunday. Lorain County sends 11 participants including Mrs. Giuntie Riebe, Mrs. Elix Taylor, and Mrs. Anna Wilcox Rochester among others. The camp is led by Mir Alice Bird, Lorain County Agricultural Extension agent.
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Camp Crale
Annckler
Medina County
Lorain County
Faber Mandeville
Columbia Station
Giuntie Riebe
Rochester
Elix Taylor
Anna Wilcox
Carrie Conklin
Mead Petty
Amherst
Myrtle Hales
O. L. Minnich
Elyria
Rose Shauter
Elstia
A. J. Schaefer
Grafton
Howard Dayton
Oberlin
Mir Alice Bird
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Tungchow
Acme
Britain
Bulletin
Sentsin
United States
15Th
United States Infantry
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