Severe Heat Ends In Thirty Five Deaths Across East
The Associated Press reports a brutal heat wave across the East with thirty five deaths due to heat and lightning. Chicago logged 96 degrees, South Bend hit 101, and New England storms offered brief relief while Plymouth Mass endured hailstones and lightning causing fatalities including four in New York State.
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Warnings Issued Catholics To Be Careful Sunday
Berlin July 20 The Ministry of Justice orders state attorneys to prosecute political Catholics without regard for personal position. A Sabbath warning urges Catholic clergymen to refrain from onstage comments tomorrow amid rising Nazi repression of the church.
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Berlin
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Paris Rises Police Reinforcements to Quiet Pro Laval Protests
In Paris on July 20 heavy police reinforcements moved in as workers veterans and railroad officials gathered at Place de la Concorde to chant Hang Laval and protest Premier Laval's wage cuts. Demonstrations and clashes continued through the night despite government orders.
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Place de Lopez
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Want Peace But Preparing Fight Even To Last Man
Addis Ababa July 20 Emperor Haile Selassie issued a stirring appeal to the world urging peace but vowing Ethiopia will defend its territory to the last man. He said Italy has sharpened its war aims and rebuffed conciliation while Ethiopia mobilizes a large force on the borders. He warned that peace could come only if war is resisted and declared the danger of renewed conflict amid Italy’s long standing aggression.
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Tokyo Replies to Soviet Note Over July 1 Violations
The July 1 Soviet note accusing Japan of frontier violations met a sharp Japanese reply from Foreign Minister Hirota. Ambassador Youreneff delivered Moscow’s note. Japan disputed the delta land claim near Kiribarovsk at Samsynochow, saying the issue remains unchanged. The Soviet embassy received Tokyo’s reply without comment. further diplomatic exchanges were not anticipated.
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Arms smuggling watch as arms makers linked to Italy or Ethiopia eyed
Senate munitions inquiry chief Nye warned of a possible repeat of past wars as agents monitor arms producers doing business abroad. In separate news, a Royal Dutch plane crash between Frankfurt and Milan killed thirteen aboard, with the craft felled by fog and trees near San Giancamo.
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Ethiopia
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Plea Ends Murder Trial of 11 Year Old Girl
Detroit reports Merton Ward Goodrich pled guilty to the murder of 11 year old Lillian Gallagher, prompting his life imprisonment at Marquette branch prison. He admitted enticing the girl to his apartment and attacking her, citing a side of his nature.
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Justice Objects To International Marriages For Money
New York July 18 Justice Salvatore A Cotillo annulled the marriage of Countess Marie Wumbrad Stuppach of Austria to Clendenin J Ryan Jr the grandson of the late Thomas fortune. The court called it a case of international gold digging with the countess as the pawn to obtain Ryan millions.
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New President Elected by Women’s Federation Clubs
In Seattle on July 20, William Charl 0. Williams, field secretary of the National Education Association of Washington DC, defeated Mrs Angeline McDonald Bowman of Richmond Virginia to become president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs. Williams won 330 votes to 316. The convention closed at noon, with delegates set for Alaska tours. Mildred R. Hermann served as toastmistress. Pearl Burford of Juneau chaired the Alaska luncheon. Superior Judge C E Claypool spoke as principal speaker. Guests included retiring president Bowman and Margaret Georganas, widow of a former Alaska chief agronomist.
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Alaska
Mildred R. Hermann
Juneau
Pearl Burford
C. E. Claypool
Yukon River
Margaret Georgeson
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Motor Vessel High On Reef Waiting For Coast Guard
Seattle reports a motor vessel named Polay Beat wrecked on a reef at Dry Spruce Island in Kupreavott Strait. The Coast Guard Cutter Calypso rushed to assist with one dinghy damaged and expected to reach the Polar Bear before noon. Captain C. E. B. Anderson of the Polar Bear said they needed badly and the crew size is uncertain.
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Seattle
American Bar Association Opposes Text Constitutional Change
LOS ANGELES July 20 The American Bar Association went on record against changes to constitutional text amid criticism of New Deal laws like the NIRA. William Lynn Ransom of New York was elected President after a spirited vote over James M. Beck, a noted constitutional lawyer and former U S Solicitor General. Ransom won as a dark horse candidate in the association's fifty eight year presidential contest.
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Los Angeles
NIRA
American Bar Association
William Lynn Ransom
New York
James M. Beck
U. S
Ransom
Secretary Ickes Faces PWA Power Fight From Courts
Secretary Ickes accused a central source and private utilities of mounting a concerted attack to block municipal power projects financed by the PWA. He cited twenty-two of thirty-one projects challenged and noted PWA wins in twelve suits: nine for the agency and three for utilities.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ickes
Department of the Interior
Souirce
PWA
American Dancer Fined for Dancing Nude in Paris
Paris authorities convict Joan Warner an American dancer of outraging morals, fining her 50 francs about three dollars and thirty cents for nude dancing. The case, part of a wider crackdown on nude performances in theatres and night clubs, notes the judge found the act artistic but too naked. The club manager, M. Fraudlin, receives a 200 franc fine for his commercial role, and trial costs are multiplied by fines.
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Associated Press
Paris
Joan Warner
Rebrasier
Mile Warner
M. Fraudlin
Wreeve Weth Warnner
France
Hunger Marchers Plan Large Ottawa Invasion
Eastern Canada agitators mobilize to march on Ottawa with more than ten thousand Quebecers ready to meet tomorrow. Veterans organize the protest on military lines while authorities vow to block the trek and guard bridges. Winnipeg relief camp deserters defy orders as authorities prepare to confront the planned march.
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Canada
Otis
Quebec
Ottawa
Winnipeg
Airplane Flight from Nome to Unalakleet and Stops
Pilot Chester Brown of Northern Air Transport departed Nome to contact Lynn at Unalakleet. Donald Teed and Mr. and Mrs. Knight are listed as passengers. Weather delayed yesterday's flight. The plane will return a hospital passenger from Una and stop at Koyuk.
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Hospital
Una
Koyuk
Ferguson Bros Plane Returns From Kotzebue
A Ferguson Brothers plane arrived home today from Kotzebue with no visible passengers aboard. Officials offered no further details on passengers or flight conditions.
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