Spain Civil War Rages On Eleventh Day Amid Shortages
Loyalist forces advance in three rebel regions as Madrid faces starvation tactics. Deser tions by rebels are reported while Franco faces financial strains and accusations toward Russia and France. U S ambassador aides depart San Sebastian aboard the Cayuga.
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Plane Crash Sends Eight Newsmen to Hospital After Ocean Dive
Eight newspaper photographers and a dead colleague are en route to New York after a Bellanca cabin plane piloted by Captain William Wincapaw crashed off Nantucket Lightship while circling the Queen Mary for pictures. Edwin Ramsdall of the Boston Post died in the crash. King Edward cancels Cannes holiday due to Spain troubles.
Typhoid Epidemic Rages in Bristol Bay Areas
The typhoid outbreak continues in Nushagak Kanakanak Dillingham and Snag Point. No deaths reported yet as nurses and doctors administer serum and public places remain closed.
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Braddock Schmeling Bout Promoted for September Night
Madison Square Garden officials and Mike Jacobs reached a formal agreement to jointly promote a fifteen round heavyweight championship between Braddock and Schmeling at the Gardens Long Island Bowl between September 24 and 30.
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Mike Jacobs
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Schmeling
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Baseball Scores Through Saturday and Sunday Listings
Baseball results recapped from the Associated Press across the Coast and American and National Leagues. Saturday shows MissionS 2 San Diego 5 and Boston 18 Detroit 3 among others. Sunday includes Philadelphia 13-5 Cleveland 0-8 and Chicago 0-18 Philadelphia 4-5. Coast results list Sacramento 8-10 Seattle 7-4 and Los Angeles 7 San Francisco 8 with Portland 2 Oakland 6.
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Mississippi National Guard patrols roads after milk blockade
In Brookhaven on July 26 National Guard units patrolled highways to quell violence linked to a milk blockade around New Orleans. Seventeen people were arrested on accusations of involvement in the assault that fractured a trucker’s skull after a truck carrying six hundred gallons of milk was dumped. A posse rescued Felix Guardon after pickets tied a rope around his neck.
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Queen Mary Sets New Trans Atlantic Record Time
The British liner Queen Mary set a westward trans Atlantic time from Cherbourg breakwater to Ambrose Lightship in four days eight hours and thirty seven minutes. The record trims three hours five minutes off the former Normandie mark.
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Associated Press
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Senatorial Investigating Committee to Arrive in Nome
The U S Senate Investigating Committee on Indian Affairs sails aboard the U S C G and is due in Nome late tonight or early Tuesday. Senators Thomas Shipstead and Frazier lead the party with additional members unnamed. Nome Chamber of Commerce hosts a reception as local plans focus on roads revetments and native exhibits and sales.
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Indian Affairs
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Kurt Sprenger
Nome Coast
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Nome
Federal Party
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Che- Man
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Chamber of Commerce
Sam Mogg
Alaska Native Brotherhood
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Out Or In You Can Judge By Foreign Custom
Bucharest notes rumors that foreign minister Nicholas Titulescu resigned were boosted by an official communique stating he had been received in audience by King Carol. The use of Mr indicates a cabinet minister has relinquished his post, lending credence to the speculation.
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Associated Press
Bucharest
Romania
Nicholas Titulescu
Titulescu
Carol
Seaman Lawrence Simpson to Stand Trial in Berlin
Lawrence Simpson a seaman from Kirkland Washington will face trial before Berlin's second senate tomorrow on espionage charges. He has been imprisoned since his arrest in Hamburg about a year ago.
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People's Court
Coast Guard Vessels Assigned To Active Duty
Seven Coast Guard ships are allocated to active service under the command of John C. Spencer. The fleet includes vessels with 41 foot beams and high-speed capabilities, valued near half a million dollars in total, with operations centered around Cordova and Wilmington.
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Olympic tryouts set world marks as athletes shine
New York July 27 three world records fell at US Olympic trials as Jesse Owens and Don Lash led the charge. Cornelius Johnson and Dave Albritton matched for high jump with six feet nine and three fourths inches. Harold Manning clocked 9 8.2 in the 3 000 meter steeplechase while Owens posted 21.7 seconds in the 200 meters. Owens already qualified for the 100 meters and broad jump.
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Associated Press
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Olin State
Don Lash
Indiana
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Cormpion Junior College
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Oh State
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Kansas
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