Massacre Reported of 300 Japanese Refugees in Tungchow
Nichi Nichi reports 300 Japanese refugees were killed in Tungchow. Chang Chin-Yu, head of the Hast Hopel peace preservation bureau, revolted against his government to topple Yin Ju-Keng, the Japanese-backed Eastern Hopai leader who is reportedly missing. Victims include Peiping residents and locals seeking friendly protection from Eastern Hopei authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Nichi Nichi
Polping
Tungchow
Chang Chin-Yu
Yin Ju-Keng
Hopai
Peiping
Hopei
Alfalfa Boon to Dust Bowl Survives Wind Erosion
In the Dust Bowl region alfalfa may rescue damaged wheat lands by withstanding wind erosion. Farmers report profitable returns even without deep irrigation. Pioneers like J B Brown on a 2500 acre Hartley county farm test growing alfalfa using runoff water from pastures and highways to supply needed moisture. Experts note suitable fields across the Texas Panhandle and neighboring states can support alfalfa with minimal irrigation when runoff is directed onto fields.
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Channing
Tex
High Plains
J. B. Brown
Here
Hartley
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
R. BR. Hinde
Soil Conservation Service
Amarillo
Minnesota Pike Get Degrees From University of Minnesota
In Duluth Minnesota 3000 walleye pike were fitted with tin waterproof plates stamped DU of Mion to the jaws near Lake Winnibigoshish. The pike were tagged as part of a study led by Prof Samuel Eddy with the state game and fish division and the U S forestry service. Females excluded. males lured to class and tagged. Anglers who catch marked fish are asked to contact Eddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
University
School For Fish
Lake Winnibigoshish
Samuel
Eddy
State Game and Fish Division
U. S. Forestry Service
Black Hills Story Of Golden Bullet's Use
In the Black Hills during the gold rush era a prospector named Carl Worm, a bootmaker, claims to own the can used by a renowned prospector known to Indians as Doc Suamico. Worm says the gun was charged with powder before the lead slug was inserted and remains serviceable though bullets were made from gold when lead ran short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Carl Worm
Black Hills
Dakotas
Worm
Thankful note from Edgar F. Aliea for flowers and calls
Edgar F. Aliea expresses heartfelt gratitude for the numerous flowers letters telexrama and telephone calls sent in his regard. He says personal thanks are impossible but conveys deep appreciation to all who thought of him through the press.
Court actions and notices from Lorain County docket
Elmer Webber of La Grange fined for a traffic violation after arraignment before Justice Preston Coon. Murray Hutchinson of Lorain granted conditional parole to September 1 for manslaughter case, must relocate to Alabama. Gwendolyn Young seeks divorce from Paul Burton Young for gross neglect and cruelty, requests name restoration to Huffman. Home Owners Loan Corp sues Gandolfo Ferraro and others for 4432 foreclosure. Robert Wilson of Henrietta Township charged with intoxication. arraignment pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Webber
la Grange
Justice of the Peace
Preston L. Coon
Webber
Radmon Douglas
State Parole Board
Murray Hutchinson
Lorain
Alabama
Oscar Williams
Gwendolyn Young
Paul Burton Young
Gwendolyn Huffman
Jessie Huffman
Robert Wilson
Henrietta Township
Wilson
Lorain County
Lee Minkler
Fire Engulfs S S City of Maryland Near Seven Foot Knoll
Passengers were hurled to lifeboats as flames swept the City of Maryland off Seven Foot Knoll, forcing Captain Brooks to steer toward shallow water. Survivors describe chaos on deck, rescues by small craft, and crews fighting the blaze amid a crowded harbor scene near Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Brooks
Jessie Pollikof
Robert Long
Shamokin
Army Air Corps
W. H. Sands
Elizabeth Ramsay
Sands
Wilbur Skinner
Freeport
James Johnson
Norfolk
Maryland
Virginia Beach
Tesche
Sparrows Point Juat
City of
Chesapeake Bay
Charles Brooks
FDR Disturbed By Chinese Situation
President Roosevelt called Sino Japanese hostilities in North China very disturbing and planned to stay near the White House this weekend to monitor developments. He said he might sail briefly on the Potomac but would instruct the captain to stay close to the capital for rapid return if needed. Earlier Senator Pittman urged the United States to remain out of Far Eastern hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
China
White House
Potomac
Sen. Key Pittman
Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
Woman Surgeon Honored in Albuquerque District Medical Director
Dr Estella Ford Warner newly appointed district medical director in the U S Indian Service is the only woman in the regular corps of commissioned personnel in the U S Public Health Service Her rank is surgeon equivalent to major in the army. Mint Appears as Jail Denver Walter T Weaver 18 of Waterman Cal misreads Mint building bars and surrenders as parole violator saying it looked like a jail
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque, N. M
Estella Ford Warner
U. S. Indian Service
U. S. Public Health Service
Army
MINT
Denver
Walter T. Weaver
Waterman
Cal
U. S. Mint
Pig Ears as Exhibits Shaped California Court Ruling
In Cal. the superior court considered pickled ears from a pig linked to a defendant charged with killing the animal. The ears, kept as future exhibits, bore the pig’s registration number and informed the case’s evidentiary path.
Labor row clouds labor standards bill fate
Green and Frey clashed over recommitment as labor leaders pressed for a revised labor standards bill. Green declined to endorse recommittment and warned about the bill’s current shape while asserting efforts to improve it. Administration allies negotiate with department heads after Roosevelt interview, signaling hope for action on quotas excise tax and benefit payments this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
John P. Frey
A. F. Ptt. Metal Trades Department
Labor Movement
Senate
Susar Hioc
Roosevelt
Linotype And Press To Play Requiem For Missouri Editor
Paris Missouri July 30 a crack ing linotype and a whirring press will play the requiem for Editor Tom V Bodie tomorrow as his body lies in state at the Paris Mercury office where he presided for 50 years indicating the long service of a regional editor and the newspaper industry in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tom V. Bodie
The
Paris Mercury
Fie
War News From Peiping and Tientsin Threats and Refugees
Reports from the Peiping Tientsin area describe heavy bombardments on Chinese troops with Civilian areas becoming refugee quarters. Casualties unnamed in Peiping with 129 Japanese killed and 238 wounded cited by Japanese sources. Chiang Kai Shek vows to fight to the last man, while a Japanese fleet warning threatens further action if anti Japanese activity continues. England records nearly 3 990 900 tennis players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sin
Tangshu
Taku
Tientsin
Italy
France
Japan
Great Britain
15Th
United States Infantry
International Area
Peiping-Tientsin
Peiping
Chiang Kai- Shek
China
Shanghai
Kiyoshi Hasegawa
Caddies Vote To Continue Strike At Elyria Club
About 60 caddies at Elyria Country Club walked out yesterday asking for a flat $1 per 18 holes, a 20 cent raise. A morning meeting with club officials failed to reach a settlement and caddies voted to keep striking. Rates vary across the Cleveland District, with the club paying five cents of each five cent 18 hole fee to the caddy master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Country Club
Ed Raus
Howard C. Barbour
Greens
Charles Kanio William Butterbaugh
Norman Sparr
Spring Valley
Cleveland District
Elyria Club
Gauchos Say Romance Of Profession Is Gone
WESTBURY N Y There is no romance in being a Gaucho one of those rough riding pantalooned figures from Argentina There are 11 of them here all taking care of 37 horses worth 100000 belonging to the famed Argentine poloists who'll arrive later in the summer to play in the U S Open tournament They all say that being a gaucho isn't what it was 100 years ago They still wear the picturesque pantaloons and ankle boots they still live a feaf tending horses and they all scorn the city But Were just grooms says Edward McLoughlin who speaks English haltingly but whose red face tells of grandparents who went to Argentina from Ireland We go where they send the horses Most of the men have been to Europe for the first time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbury
Argentina
Edward McLoughlin
Ireland
Europe
California bars all barmaids under new statutes
California enacts a ban barring women from serving as barmaids. Wives of licensees may still tend bar, but the traditional occupation for other women and girls is prohibited by the new laws.
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Cal
California
Premier Konoe Gains Fame As A Golfer
Premier Konoe of Japan is becoming an ardent golfer and is taking up the sport with growing enthusiasm as he targets regular rounds and improved play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premier Konoe
Japan
Wellington Man Near Death After Self Inflicted Wounds
Glen Fenwick, 45, of Route 18 east of Wellington, shot himself in the head at his home around 10 a.m. today. He was near death at Falls Clinic in Wellington at noon. Fenwick, a bachelor who lived alone, had been melancholy for several months, authorities said.
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Glen Fenwick
Wellington
Falls Clinic
Fenwick
Enid
Death notices for Gott Benedict Joly and Folly
Death records announce Fred D. Gott of Litchfield death after months of illness with services at the late home and Congregational church, interment in Penfield. Also notices Nina Benedict of Wellington who died in St Petersburg Florida with funeral and Greenwood cemetery burial. Flossie E. Jolly of Elyria dies after illness, services at Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home with burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Fred D. Gott
Litchfield
C. W. Recard
Wellington
Nina Benedict
Andrews
Miss Benedict
St. Petersburg
Fla
Greenwood Cemetery
Katherine
Park Street
Mia
Charles Arner
Clyde, C
Alden Palmer
Frances
Cleveland
Leverett Webster
W. W. Folly
Flossie E. Jolly
Wirt W. Jolly
Spruce Street
Elyria Clinic
Crawford Co
Otio
Elyria
John Tomes
Columbia Station
Frank Craighead
Nova
John Fulger
John Weinert
Norwalk
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
A. E. Kemp
Second Congregational Church
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Moose Picnic Planned by Loyal Order in City
The Loyal Order of Moose will hold a picnic Sunday at Schneider's Grove on the Grafton Road. Members, their wives, children and friends are invited, announced E. L. King, exalted ruler. A separate note calls for government action in New Zealand to train pay and hire a national corps of domestic workers with employers reimbursing the costs.
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Order of Moose
Schneider's Grove
Grafton Road
E. L. King
New Zealand
Eight Hurt In Three Way Chicago Crash Involving Street Car
In Chicago, a three way collision involving a street car, bus, and automobile injured twenty people in a South Side district. Eight were confined to Wesley Memorial Hospital, others treated for minor injuries and released. Confined patients include George Hogan and family from St. Louis and several Chicago residents.
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Civicago
Wesley Memorial Hospital
George Hogan
Catherine Hogan
James Hogan, Jr
St. Louis
Sara van Camp
Albert Collins
Vera Miller
Philip Baroma
George Thelan
Chicago
San Diego Traps Drinking Drivers Plan Cuts Fatalities
San Diego Chief George Sears says the drunk trap method reduces traffic deaths. In 1957 six months show only 25 traffic fatalities as eight officer squads halt approaching vehicles at city intersections for sobriety tests. The program targets intoxicated motorists and has drawn insurance and city statistics support.
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San Diego
Cal
George Sears
Sears
Insurance Company
Labor Leader Urges Passage Of Wages And Hours Bill
Washington July 40 President William Green of the American Federation of Labor urged passage of the wages and hours bill in the best form possible. He said the federation does not favor recommitment and favored enacting a compromise measure in the senate with hope for later revision in the House to satisfy labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor Today
Grean
Senate
House
Drunk traps send motorists to jail shrink monthly
In the first half of the year the drunk traps sent 33 motorists to jail, peaking at 80 in March and dropping to 48 by June. Sears argues the figures prove the trap's efficiency as drivers fear encountering a drunk trap on the road.
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Sears
Beekeeping Becomes Interruption at Helbron Funeral
A swarm of bees attacked mourners at a grave near Helbron South Africa during a funeral. Youths waved cigarettes as a distraction and the crowd stood still. despite the chaos no one was stung.
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Helbron
South Africa
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Minnesota Pike
Golden Bullet
Edgar F
Daddy
Aliea
Eatbtecs
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Gandolfo Ferraro Et al
Perth
Scotland
Dondee
FDR
Stone’s Grill
Linotype and Press
Missouri
Paget
England
Sederis
Richman
Altered Free
Roth
PANTS
Broad Street
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Urts
Ohio
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