British 7 Year Naval Plaits Revealed LEAGUE COUNCIL MEET ETHIOPIAN DISPUTE
In Moscow on July 29 Earl Browder, secretary of the US Communist Party, addressed the 7th Communists conference claiming the International American Communist Party follows revolutionary traditions of 1776 and that native American membership rose from ten percent in 1930 to forty percent, totaling thirty thousand.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Earl Browder
Communist Party
United States
International American Communist Party
U. S
Britain Wins Davis Cup In Five Set Victory
Britain defeats United States 3 2 in the Davis Cup final at Wimbledon. George Hughes and C R D Tuckey beat Allison Van Ryan in doubles after taking the first set and trading two splits before sealing the triumph 6-2 1-6 6-8 6-3 6-3.
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Britain
Associated Press
Wimbledon
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van Ryan
New Britain
George Hughes
CR. D. Tuckey
America
France
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Austin
Perry
Petition to Retain Don Irwin at Palmer Colony
Colonists at Mata Nuska Colony Farm in Palmer circulate a petition to keep Don Irwin as head of the Alaska University and government experimental farm division. Visitors report many will leave the colony if he leaves the post this fall.
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Associated Press
Anchorage
Don Irwin
Matanuska
Alaska University
Palmer
Irwin
League Council to Meet on East Africa Dispute
The League of Nations plans a Wednesday session to seek arbitration in the Italio Ethiopian dispute. Ethiopia forms a national Red Cross. Mussolini expands Eritrean base with 35 000 workers building roads barracks and aqueducts. Ethiopia shifts to arbitration while Italy presses for frontier issue focus.
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League of Nations
Red Cross
Italy
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Eritrea
I Duce
Emperor Selassi
Tension Eases After Von Blomberg Visit to Hitler
Berlin reports a relaxation of tensions among Jews Roman Catholics and steel helmet veterans after General Werner von Blomberg met with Hitler. The meeting is said to have reassured political circles that international reaction to recent drastic measures against Catholic groups the steel helmets and anti Jewish actions may soften. Rumors persist that Heinrich Himmler could replace Wilhelm Frick as Interior Minister.
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Steel Helmet
Werner von Blomberg
Hitler
Blomberg
Heinrich Himmler
Secret Police
Wilhelm Frick
Interior
Nome Brass Band Practice Tonight at 7:30
The Nome Brass Band holds its regular weekly practice at the Band Hall tonight at 7 30. Members are urged to attend and others interested may join.
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A newspaper promotion offers the Name Daily Nugget at $2.00 per month by carrier. The ad touts easy home delivery and ongoing updates, inviting readers to sign up for regular C overage.
Republicans Try to Adjourn Congress As Tax Plan Sits
Democrats press ahead on the tax bill as Republicans push to adjourn by August 10 without action on President Roosevelt's proposals. Confidence remains that the measure will pass.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Bear Hunt Echoes Gold Rush of 1849 in Adirondacks
In Loon Lake New York trapper Bill Williams compares last winter’s beaver pelts rush to the 1849 gold rush with pelts at eight to twenty dollars drawing unemployed people into the woods. Claims were staked close to each other, thefts and fights occurred, and Williams warns against using new shiny traps.
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Associated Press
Loon Lake
N. Y
Adirondacks
Bill Williams
Avers
Soviet Flight Hints At North Pole Land Discovery
Pravda cites General Umwrto Nobile as stating a Soviet North Pole flight may sight new land between the North Side and North American continent. Weather delays hinder start as aviators await favorable conditions.
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Nobile
Arctic
Sigmund Levanovsky
Umwrto Nobile
Prav
General Nobile
Roald Arnundssen
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North Pole
Tren Spitzbergen
Teller
Alaska
Nome
Seatte
Victoria
Boeing Bomber Makes Maiden Flight in Seattle Test
An official of the Boeing Airplane Company, Leslie R. Tower, test pilot, described the streamlined bomber as meeting all tests after a preliminary flight. The craft, a wing span of one hundred feet, can drop explosives or engage in air battles with five machine guns, with a demo planned for Dayton on August 22.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Boeing Airplane Company
Leslie R. Tower
High Air Corps
Dayton
Ohio
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The notice advertises subscription options for The Name Daily Nugget at two monthly rates: $2.00 by carrier and $1.50 by mail.
Britain plans seven year naval buildup to 1942
London reports Britain aims to build a largely new battle fleet by 1942 at a cost around 750 million dollars. The plan calls for twelve capital ships, thirty-three cruisers, three aircraft carriers, sixty-three flotilla leader destroyers, and twenty-one submarines. Washington officials doubt the plan, while some suspect it may push for a new naval limitations agreement as current treaties end in 1936.
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Great Britain
Merald
Admiralty
Washington, D. C
Washington
Harvard Men Dismiss Job Preferences Questioned
Harvard seniors show only 45 percent plan to enter their preferred vocations with many desiring writing travel diplomacy or other fields but diverted by circumstances. Respondents favor law business medicine and teaching while chemistry engineering and architecture follow. 316 members answered with hobbies and other interests noted.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard College
Diplomatic Corps
Pennsylvania to jail or fine hitchhikers state-wide
Harrisburg July 29 The state highway patrol will jail or fine every hitchhiker caught. Captain W C Price said hitchhiking and panhandling are the same except that hitchhikers seek a ride worth often ten dollars. A summer rise in ride bumming prompted enforcement. Fine is two dollars or a day in jail. S Edward Gable noted motorists liable for injuries or death of a guest in his car.
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W. C. Price
State Highway Patrol
Price
Captain Price
S. Edward Gable
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
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