Wiley Post Plans Use Nome Airbase
An Associated Press report says Wiley Post will use Nome airbase while Seattle Mills plans to break a strike. The article also notes an ultimatum issued by Manchukuoan and Japanese forces demanding a Mongolian corps observ ers and threats to withdraw Mongolian troops if terms are not met.
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Nome
Seattle Mills
Associated Press
Moscow
Mongolian Peoples’ Republic
Mongolia
Manchoukuoan-Soviet
Chinese to apologize for insulting article in magazine
A Nippon Demapo dispatch from Tokyo says China will dismiss censors who allowed a New Life magazine article deemed insulting to the Japanese royal family. China also informally agreed to issue apologies, after which Japan will consider the matter closed.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Nanking
Nippon Demapo
Today
New Life
Japan
Soviets Search For Lost Airman In Western Siberia
In western Siberia a search by ten planes began around Nogato Bay for a missing Soviet seaplane last seen June 26. Fishermen reported a sighting the day it vanished. A rescue plane crashed into a forest injuring the pilot and two crew members.
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Associated Press
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Nogato Bay
Two Thousand Bandits Threaten Peiping Capture
News from Peiping reports that two thousand bandits at Chang Ying Hisin, twenty five miles north, issued pamphlets vowing to seize Peiping today or tomorrow, signaling a planned attack and urgent city alert.
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Associated Press
London
Peiping
Chang Ying Hisin
British Denies Plan For Italian Economic Blockade
London reports say Britain considered a possible economic blockade of Italian areas during the Abyssinia crisis, but officials say such action remains remote with no current developments. Rome and Paris allegedly discussed studying blockade plans, yet the cabinet line remains distant.
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Associated Press
London
Italy
Abyssinia
Rome
Paris
Mussolini declares irretrievable course for Italy
In Salerno Benito Mussolini addressed 12 000 Blackshirts about departure to Africa announcing the government and people will not turn back. A lightning strike hit the Duce's plane on the way from Rome but no one was injured.
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Associated Press
Salerno
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Afr
Rome
Tr Duce
American Legation Orders Americans to Depart Ethiopia
The American legation at Addis Ababa ordered all Americans to leave Ethiopia. Diplomatic circles see the move as signaling possible immediate developments between Ethiopia and Italy.
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Associated Press
Addas Ababa
Ethiopia
United States
Italy
Wiley Post Plans Nome Base for Alaska Siberia Survey
Wiley Post and his wife are near completing a Lockheed Orion plane for an aerial survey between Alaska and Siberia for an unnamed commercial airline. Nome is the likely western base with Seattle pontoons and Siberia flight permissions under negotiation. Post notes he will not fly Winnie Mae again but may try stratosphere work in another aircraft.
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Los Angeles
Wiley Post
Alaska
Siberia
Post
Nome
Seattle
Alaska-Siberian
United States
Post and Wells Seek Siberian Ringflight Route via Nome
Soviet Embassy grants permission to Wiley Post and wife and Fay Willis Wells to fly from Los Angeles along the Great Circle Route through Nome to Siberia. The project, postponed to late July for new maps, would traverse Whalen Bay Nagaevo Irkutsk Sverdlovok Moscow and return to New York via Iceland and Greenland. Mrs. Wells is wife of aviator Linton Wells and Post holds solo world speed records.
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New York
Wiley Post
Fay Willis Wells
Los Angeles
Great Circle
Nome
Siberia
Siberian
Post
Russia
Whalen Bay
Nagaevo
Irkutsk
Sverdlovok
Moscow
Newy York
Iceland
Greenland
Wells
British airliner missing after sea landing off Isle of Wight
London reports a Guernesy to Bournemouth airliner was forced down three miles off The Needles Isle of Wight. RAF flying boats and a destroyer searched a wide area but no sign by 1 AM. Pilot SOS calls gave no cause for the distress. Also Berlin notes Schmeling and Uzcudun ready for a 15 round heavyweight bout with Schmeling eyeing a US bout if he wins.
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Associated Press
London
Bournemouth
Needles
Isle of Wight
Royal Air Force
Berlin
Max Schmelling
Germany
Paolina Uzcudun
Spain
Schmelling
Joe Louis
Detroit
United States
Uzcudun
Typhoid Fever Kills 22 in Rome
Typhoid fever has caused 22 deaths in Rome in the recent period, authorities report. Public health officials urge vigilance and preventive measures as the outbreak evolves.
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Associated Press
Rome
Inspectors Probe Cause After Water and Milk Supply Check
Officials announced an inquiry today as unitary inspectors examine the incident. A city review found the water and milk supplies to be pure despite ongoing concerns.
Committee to Start Investigation Soon on Rail Financing
Chairman Wheeler of the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee said the panel would immediately begin collecting evidence in its broad investigation of railroad financing. The plan aims to uncover financial practices and probe railroad funding mechanisms.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wheeler
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
The Name Daily Nugget Prepares to Print Jobs
A brief note states The Name Daily Nugget is prepared to take on job printing work. It notes readiness to handle printing tasks for customers with reliability.
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Daily Nugget
Pegues Arrives in Nome to Promote FHA Housing Programs
Federal Housing Administration director John B Pegues arrived in Nome from Fairbanks and will stay several days with headquarters at Reinders Service on Alsekka Road. He said FHA plans under the National Housing Act are liberalized and expect to aid post fire housing needs through modernization and new construction, with discussions offered to residents and local business interests. Pegues noted mutual mortgage insurance and other FHA programs can be put to work locally, and he was hosted by Alfred J Lumen of Lumen Commercial Co.
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Nome
John &. Pegues
Federal Housing Administration
PAA Eleetea
Fairbanks
Ue Reinders Service
Alseka Road Commission
Pogues
Mousing Administration
Pegues
Alfred J. Lumen, Manger
Lumen Conmercial Co
Seattle Mills Ready to Break Lumber Strike
Seattle mills plan a Monday reopening to break the lumber strike. Managements prepare to resume operations despite minor picketing, with the first mill set to restart and more plants to follow in an expansion effort.
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Associated Press
ATLE
Seattle
Third Party Formation Move Adopted by Conference
Chicago July 6 Recommendations for forming a new political party were adopted by the organization committee of the third party invitation conference The second recommendation adopted named a permanent committee to set a date and sit for the first national convention of the proposed Third Party.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Third Party
Insect Battle Under Glass Draws Spectators in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City on July 6 a glass-box arena hosts an elimination tournament between a frog centipede, a black widow spider, and a tarantula with a scorpion and another tarantula among early casualties. A fly and a cockroach appear by accident as the event enters its second day.
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Oklahoma City
Actress Merna Kennedy Must Live On Limited Alimony
In Los Angeles Merna Kennedy testified she needs 200 a month for cosmetics and 250 for food while Busby Berkeley earns 1500 a week. Judge Valentine ordered Kennedy to live on 100 a week until her separate maintenance case proceeds. In Chicago weather reports warned of extreme heat and storms with fifteen deaths linked to the conditions across regions.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Merna Kennedy
Busby | Berkeley
Valentine
Berkeley
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