Soviet Manchurian clash repulsed near Vladivostok hill
Two Japanese Manchukuoan detachments crossed the frontier near Vladivostok and were repulsed after bitter fighting. Soviet and Manchoukuoan forces reported casualties and said the invaders were driven back from disputed hills. Moscow warned Japan over the territorial dispute and treaty map claims.
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U.P
Far
Vladivostok
Russia
Japan
E Khassan
Maxim Litvinov
Mancheukuoan
Two Killed In Mexican Train Blast
Two people died in a San Luis Potosi state train explosion blamed on Cedillo rebels. Several others were lightly injured as a second-class coach was wrecked on the San Luis Potosi Tampico division near Cedillo followers who led an earlier dynamiting. Raul Nevarez, chief clerk of the railways, said Cedillista rebels were responsible beyond doubt.
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Mexico City
San Luis Potosi
Cedillo
Mexican National Railways
San Luis Potosi-Tampico
Saturnino Cedillo
Raul Nevarez
Cedillista
Benes Urges United Front Against War Makers
Prague reports President Eduard Benes pledges Czechoslovakia will resist any German threat by arms and calls for a global anti-war bloc including the United States Great Britain France Belgium Soviet Russia and the Nordic powers. He says Czechoslovakia will fight for independence if needed and remains hopeful for a peaceful solution.
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U.P
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
United States
Presidential
Benes
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Soviet Russia
Italy
Germany
Casualties Rise in Burma Rioting Between Religions
In Rangoon Burma four days of Moslem Buddhist clashes left about 100 killed and 350 wounded. Four Indians were killed and 15 injured as looting and fires spread. British troops and police were forced to fire on crowds on multiple occasions.
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Rangoon
Burma
Montana Lamb Crop In 1938 Shortest In 11 Years
Helena reports Montana 1938 lamb crop totaling 1,831,000 head on July 1, two percent below a year earlier and 15 percent under 1936. Drought and feed shortages have hit the industry since 1934, but outlook improves with heavier feed stocks and strong hay prospects. Hay could reach 2,377,000 tons, up from 1,806,000 last year, while the 1938 feed crop is estimated at 14,900,000 bushels, nearly double 1937 and above the 10-year average.
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Helena
Montana
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Butte Rodeo Opens With Anticipated Crowds This Week
Advance ticket sales for the Butte rodeo from August 4 to 7 run ahead of last year, with indications of capacity crowds on all four nights of the colorful stampede.
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Butte
Appeals Court Reverses NLRB in Strike Case
The Fifth U. S. Circuit upheld Peninsular & Occidental Steamship Co. in discharging two crews for a sit down strike tied to union activity. The court ruled the employer was amid an inter union dispute and set aside the NLRB order to reinstate 145 crew members aboard the Florida and Cuba.
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New Orleans
U. S
National Labor Relations Board
Peninsular & Occidental Steamship Co
Jacksonville
Fla
Labor Board
National Maritime Union
Peninsular & Occidental, Company
NLRB
Florida
Cuba
Committee For Industrial Organization
N. M. VU
Steamship Company
American Federation of Labor
International Seamen's Union
Montana Weekend Forecast Patchy Clouds
Montana weather calls for partly cloudy Saturday and Sunday with little change in temperatures. The outlook notes mild conditions across the state with comfortable daytime highs and cool nights.
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Montana
Chinese forces counter Japanese advance along Hankow front
Chinese troops reoccupied five river points on the Kiu kiang Pengtseh front and rushed reinforcements as Japanese troops closed in. Defense planes attacked, with Chinese forces claiming seven Japanese warships bombed and over two thousand enemy deaths. The Iron Bird squadron was also reported active.
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Shanghai
U.P
Dispatches Today
Kiukiang-Pengtseh
Hankow
Pope attacks Italian anti Jew doctrine in Vatican reply
The Vatican publication L Osservatore Romano released Pope Pius XI s response to Fascist Italy s stance that Jews do not belong to the Italian race He argued for charity toward all and warned against imitating German racial policy Addressing missionary students from 37 nations at Castel Gandolfo he reaffirmed a universal human family over barriers between peoples
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Pius XI
Vatican
L'Osservatore Romano
Charity
Italy
Germany
Castel Gandolfo
Mussolini
L’osservatore Romaion
Army Finds Law Allows 4120 Fighting Planes Authority
Washington July 29. The Army discovered an old law could authorize an air armada of 4120 first line fighting planes. Officials say this exceeds Congress approved air power and Navy limits, but they do not plan to build that many soon. The 1926 act set 1800 serviceable planes and a later proviso allowed increases, prompting War Department lawyers to rule the clause permits the original quota plus the increase.
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Army
Navy
Congress
Air Corps
Naval Aviation Service
Newton D. Baker
War Department
Franco Insurgents Close Trap on 20,000 Loyalists near Gandesa
Franco forces tightened a ring around 20,000 Loyalists including international volunteers at Gandesa 90 miles southwest of Barcelona. Bridges were destroyed or bombed as floodwaters rose after Tremp dam openings, while Franco sent 20,000 reinforcements from Valencia to the north of a 28 mile arc of fighting.
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Hendaye
Francisco Franco
Barcelona
International
Gandesa
Catalonia
Enrique Lister
Ebro
Mediterranean
Franco
Valencia
Auditions at Hamilton 10 Lab Gets Federal Funding
Dr. R R Parker, executive head of the U S Public Health Service laboratory, announced a federal appropriation of 407000 for construction at the Hamilton 10 lab. The total for new buildings and extensions reaches 622000 with prior funds, and work is expected to begin before spring with space for a central heating plant and animal rooms for experiments.
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Hamilton
R. R. Parker
United States Public Health Service Laboratory
Parker
Planes Press Search For Missing Hawaii Clipper
Manila July 30 Air and surface craft scoured the sea for traces of the 26 ton Hawaii clipper vanished with 15 aboard 565 miles east of Manila. Army and Navy forces zigzagged the area as Meigs and six heavy bombers joined the hunt despite no findings.
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Hawaii
Manila
Guam
Detroit to Pause in Tribute on Ford's 75th Birthday
Detroit marks Henry Ford's 75th birthday with citywide pause and public homage per mayoral proclamation. The celebrated industrialist, born near Detroit, built a vast business empire and remains a defining figure in the region's history.
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Detroit
Ford
Henry Ford
Rich
Families of Flyers Await News From Missing Clipper
San Francisco July 20 The families of the 15 aboard the Hawaii clipper awaiting word tonight braced through a tense vigil. Wives and parents spoke of hope, some noting expected births and others praying for a safe landing or rescue near an island. Names include Mrs G Merrill Davis Mrs Leo Terletzky Mrs K A Kennedy Mrs Elizabeth McCarty Coop and others with connections to Pan American and aviation circles. The list of passengers and crew featured notable experts in medicine aeronautics and science.
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U.P
Hawaii
Leo Terletzky
The
Clipper
Palo Alto
Pan American Airways
Terletzkys
K. A. Kennedy
Pacific Division
Pan American
Kennedys
Piedmont
Elizabeth McCarty Coop
W. McCarty
Visalia
Calif
Earl B. McKinley
Medical School
George Washington University
Fred Meier
Department of Agriculture
Orient
Howard C. French
Portland
Ore
Northwest
Aero Club of Oregon
State
Fifty Montana Priests Set For St Patrick School Anniversary
Fifty Montana born priests mainly from Butte will assist at a pontificial high mass September 7 for the fiftieth anniversary of St Patrick School. Bishop Joseph M Gilmore of Helena will be celebrant. A banquet at the Finlen hotel will feature Frank C Walker of New York and Bishop Gilmore as speakers. Walker will discuss St Patrick's School and Gilmore will speak on Our Holy Father.
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Frank C. Walker
St. Patrick’s School
Butte
St. Patrick School
Joseph M. Gilmore
Helena
W. J. McMahon
New York
Finlen Hotel
Walker
St. Patrick's School
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