Dimond Urges Social Security Legislation in Nome Meet
Alaska delegate Anthony J. Dimond addressed a Nome audience at the Dream Theatre urging Democratic leadership and New Deal policies. He highlighted Roosevelt’s banking actions, the gold price rise to 35 dollars, and Alaska’s push for home rule including territorial election supervision and bond powers for municipalities.
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Detroit Health Commissioner Dismisses Several Officials
Dr Henry Caughan city health commissioner ejects Charles Mc and others amid a contentious case circuit involving a high ranking official and a plot to contaminate milk with typhoid fever. The report indicates continued coverage on page three.
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British Italian adherence to French intervention policy eyed
Undated Paris dispatch says Great Britain and Italy likely to back France in intervention amid Barcelona aid requests. Loyalist and Rebel forces renew offensives on northern central and southern fronts with naval bombardments. Guardarrama reinforced. San Sebastian activity rises as rebels seize Guardarrama and Navatperal towns. London reportedly supports the French neutrality plea while Rome grows cooler.
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Attack on Madrid Under Way Sparks European Unease
The crisis in the Spanish-Insurgent fight over Madrid grows as reports from Ceuta and Tangier reach General Franco. London and Paris grow anxious while rebels press a two-front assault toward the capital. Morrocan troops reportedly cross into Spain and join north fascists as Dandaria tightens frontier measures. A Burgos communiqué claims loyalist bombing of insurgent areas with foreign planes.
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Man executed for wife murder in Boston
Newell Sherman, 27, convicted of murdering his wife to pursue another relationship, walked to the electric chair and died seven minutes after entering the death chamber. A former Sutton choir singer and Scoutmaster, Sherman drowned his wife, 22, mother of two, in a lake to pursue Esther Mailroadhouse conspiracies and extended drives.
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Alaska fish rules extend supply says industry leader
Seattle Aug. 3 Walter H. Tursley of Kelley Clarke Co and president of the Pacific Canned Salmon Brokers Association says cooperation with the U S Bureau of Fisheries strengthens enforcement of federal fishing regulations. He notes well designed rules aim to perpetuate salmon supply and pack quality while warning illegal fishing persists as a danger to honest fishermen.
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US Commission Studies Denmark Cooperative System
The Roosevelt special commission on cooperatives turned to Denmark to study its agricultural societies. Denmark leads in intensified agriculture and farmer cooperation in purchasing and exporting. The commission notes mutual credit associations allow farmers to borrow up to 60 percent of their association interest for farm improvements.
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Death of Woman May Have Been Due to Own Hand
Police in Portland believe the 50 year old woman found garroted in a quiet area of Washington park may have killed herself. Bloodstains on her plaid coat and a rusted wire around her neck supported the self-inflicted theory despite initial murder feasibility.
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Roosevelt says drought trip not political
President Roosevelt declared that the forthcoming drought stricken states inspection trip will not be political. He added that linking human misery with partisan politics would be a great disservice to proper administration by any government.
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Aviators postpone takeoff to Moscow via Alaska
San Pedro reports Sigis mund Levanevsky and co pilot Levechenko delaying their launch to Moscow via Alaska until 1 PM Wednesday to perform minor motor adjustments before departure.
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Landon shifts from poverty fight to cautious stance
Secretary Ickes says Alf Landon has altered his 1933 policy stance. Ickes notes Landon in a recent acceptance speech appears against federal regulation and mentions past advocacy for wartime welfare, while criticizing Kansas under Governor Landon for alleged spoils system and political shifts influenced by Hearst.
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Last Link Vincco Oakland Bridge Moves Into Place
In San Francisco August 3 the final steel link was set on the transbay bridge, pushing the project to 99 percent completion. The seventy seven million dollar structure will carry traffic starting November 12. It spans four and one half miles over navigable water, is eight and a quarter miles long with approaches, and uses 153000 tons of steel, one of the costliest structures of its kind.
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