Russian Pilots Set Arctic Survey Flight to Moscow
Los Angeles dispatch says Soviet aviators Sigismund Levanevsky and Victor Levchenko will depart San Pedro at noon Sunday for a 9000 mile Arctic survey flight to Moscow. They will stop at San Francisco Seattle Juneau Fairbanks Nome before Siberia.
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Outfielders collide in Tigers game as Goslin hits misplayed homer
Detroit July 30 AP report says Yankees outfielders Joe Dimaggio and Myril Hoag collided while chasing Goose Goslin line drive in the sixth. Both were briefly knocked out. Goslin then circled the bases for a fluke homer before play resumed. Dimaggio finished the game while Hoag retired hurt in the seventh.
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Three Shot in Oakland Fight Over Police Revolver
In Oakland three people were shot during a struggle for a policeman's revolver. Paul Hamilton was wounded in the chest and believed dying, inspector Jerry Ring shot in the left hand, and Fred Philips, 11, wounded in the left arm. In Monterey two killed and seven wounded in a gun fight between Red workers and civic nationalistic members. Police and federal troops rounded up more than four hundred persons for investigation.
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September 26 Date Set for Braddock Schmeling Title Bout
Jimmy Johnson promoter announced September 26 for the heavyweight title clash between James J Braddock and Max Schmeling at Madison Square Garden. If approved by the Commission it will be the first major afternoon bout since the Dempsey Carpentier fight in 1921.
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Agreements Are Discussed At Waterfront Unions Meeting
San Francisco July 30 union leaders from the San Francisco Bay area district council of the Maritime Federation of the Pacific met to discuss renewing working agreements with waterfront employers. All agreements and awards after the 1934 Coastwise Maritime strike expire September 30 and the gathering aims to insure joint action by affiliated unions.
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Nine Thousand For Nome School Equipment Approved
A telegram from Anthony al Karnes Commissioner of Education confirms the Territory’s appeal for 9000 dollars to outfit the Nome school. The PWA reportedly approved using leftover Palmer project funds, with bids to be called soon for equipment for the building now under construction in Nome.
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Advance Six Month Sub ID Offer for Nugget
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Spaniards Fight Moors in Fierce Loyalist Battlefront
From Madrid to Gibraltar reports describe intense fighting as General Mola moves to crush rebels while loyalists hold key cities. Bombardment near Estepona and Malaga continues with heavy losses on both sides and calls for capture of Malaga to sever rebel lines.
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San Sebastian Battles for Major Baitl Fame
SAN SEBASTIAN Spain July 30 A new and major battle for the famed Spanish city is reported amid growing tensions over its status and influence in regional affairs attracting attention from local and national observers.
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Accused Stabbing Death Extra Girl But He Denies Act
Hollywood July 28 A.P. F J Hefflin 39 former city health inspector is held on suspicion of murder in the fatal stabbing of film extra Dorothy Jay Corcoran 29 She was found with her jugular vein slit Hefflin denies the killing and will talk after consulting a lawyer A ten inch butcher knife was found in the kitchen sink with blood washed from it.
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Marland Takes Small Lead in Oklahoma Senate Runoff
Oklahoma City July 30 Governor E W Marland moved into a slim edge over Republican Josh Lee as early returns from the Democratic senatorial runoff came in.
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160 Americans Freed in Madrid to Be Taken to Safety
The Madrid siege was lifted for 160 Americans and other foreigners who will be transported to the Mediterranean coast and placed aboard a United States naval vessel. The State Department identified an American woman found after street fighting at Guadarrama near Madrid as Mrs. Fernando Gallardo, daughter of Colonel D. K. McKay, former publisher of the Tampa Times.
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Fire forces evacuations near Little Rockies and Malta
Airplanes and trucks carried evacuees from the fire path in the Little Rockies southeast of Malta Montana. Sixteen men, women, and children were rescued from Mission and ferried to safety as the Canyon and highways filled with firefighting units. None injured. old August Mine structures burned. Little Ben mine reportedly hemmed in on three sides. A weary miner started a new blaze with a cigarette after hours of fighting.
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Samuel Hoare Announces Two New Battleship Keels
London July 29 Sir Samuel Hoare First Lord of the Admiralty announced in the House of Commons that the keels of two new British battleships would be laid in January 1937.
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Inventor Shows $800000 Check for Welding Process
Doctor Antonin Longoria arrived in New York on the Grace Lipez Santa Rosa with a photostatic copy of an $800,000 check, claiming it is the fourth payment for his welding process. He would not name the purchaser and heads to Cleveland where Bridgeport Bross Company sues him over a verbal offer. He values the palm at $3,200,000 and asserts industrial buyers are buying his inventions to block market disruption.
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New Style PWA Gets Going With $22 Million Plan
Washington July 30 United Press Roosevelt began a new style public works program by allotting 22 742 144 for 352 projects in 87 states. Loans target smaller fast finished jobs with a rough one year completion outlook.
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Paris Journalist Killed In Gibraltar Air Crash
Paris reporter Guy Demazieres died when the airplane he rode in over the rebel zone of Gibraltar was shot down by anti aircraft guns. The incident occurred near Rabat Morocco on July 30.
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