H-47 Sunk After Collision Off Pembroke Coast
The British submarine H-47 sank in about 270 feet of water in St George's Channel near Pembroke after a collision with L-12. Twenty-one crewmen were lost or trapped. two were saved, including Lt. R J Gardner and Sid Cleborne. Salvage efforts faced depth and equipment challenges as the two vessels' flotillas returned from exercises.
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London
Jony
St. George's Channel
Pembroke
Fitlguard
R J. Gardner
Sidney Cleburne
Devon
Air routes stressed at Boise meet by Army and Navy
At the Western States Aeronautics conference in Boise Major H. B. Claggett and Lieutenant Commander E. W. Spencer outlined airways as vital to national defense. They urged fully lit airways with radio beacons weather service and ground–plane telephonic links to support emergency operations.
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Boise
Idaho
Western States
Army
Navy
H. B. Clagget
San Fran Cisto
U.S Army
E. W. Spencer
San Diego Naval Air Station
Europe
Claggett
Unese
Tnan
Department of Commerce
Heat Wave Clashes Across East Killing Several
From New York to Philadelphia and Washington the second severe heat wave of the summer caused multiple deaths and widespread prostrations. Phoenix logged 102 degrees, while Baltimore 96 and Philadelphia 93 added to the dangerous conditions. Beaches along New York drew crowds seeking relief as drownings and heat illnesses mounted.
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New York
Sein
Midwest
Philadelpha
Washington
Wilmington
Del
Lynn
Mass
Weather Bureau
Phoenix
Ariz
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain District
Northwest
Baltnzore
Philadelphia
Chicago
Kanes City
Detroit
Air Rail Planes Run Smoothly Coast to Coast
Trans continental air rail service by Transcontinental Air Transport and Associated Railroads began with westbound passengers leaving New York Sunday night and eastbound travelers led by Colonel Lindbergh departing Los Angeles. Two planes left Clovis New Mexico at 6 10 and 4 14 Mountain Time for Los Angeles as trains encountered minor delays but officials expected to recover time en route. The 48 hour coast to coast journey featured staged hops via Waynoka and Columbus with adjustments to schedules as the trip progressed.
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Kansas City
Transcontinental Air Rail
Transcontinental Air Traneport Inc
Associated Railroads
New York
Pacific Coast
Clovis
N. M
Los Angeles
Wayneka
Charlies
Lindbergh
Eit
Waynoks
Columbus
Ganta Pe
Waynoka
Scores from American and National League games
Scores and lineups from a batch of games across American and National Leagues. Notable matchups include Philadelphia versus Chicago and Boston versus Cleveland with partial inning by inning tallies and player pairings such as Wells and Rengeush for New York and Kremer for Brooklyn.
Opium Charge Shocks San Francisco Diplomat Couple
Eleven baggage pieces from China for Chinese vice consul Ying Kao were opened by U S customs in San Francisco revealing opium valued at 1 000 000 and triggering a diplomatic controversy as Kao and her husband contested the seizure guidance from Washington. A separate report from Santander notes the PathFinder plane landing short of its Rome goal due to fuel.
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San Francisco
China
Susie Ying Kas
Cuba
Cousul
United States Treasury Department
Washington
Kao
Treasury Department
Macao
William Rosa
United States District Court of Hawaii
Honolulu
Lowman
Ying Kao
Santander
Spain
Pathfinder
Old Orchard
Maine
Rome
Roger Williams
Lewis Yancey
World endurance record tied by Angeleno biplane
Culver City California July 9 The Angeleno aboard by two pilots reached 1 36 29 day to equal the world endurance flight record of 174 hours 59 seconds as it circled the field a note from Reinhart the co pilot reported gasing and rough air while the engine still ran well with motor turning 1900 revolutions per minute indicating continued operation despite fatigue and heavy fog DOM
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Culver City
Cal
Reinhart
Stein
Issues and ethics discussion at AMA congress in Portland
Portland July 9 The American Medical Association annual congress discussed ethics with resolutions. A proposed policy criticized the Red Cross for allowing nurses to work with chiropractors and culturalists. Other measures urged scrutiny of clinics run by philanthropies and industry groups and a survey to confirm proper standards.
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Portland
Ore
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
American Red Cross
New Currency Circulates As Banks Open Tomorrow
Washington July 9 The nation begins a wide currency transition tomorrow as banks open and the new smaller notes begin circulation. About 9,900,000 pieces are printed to meet initial demand while old money stays in use to prevent waste. The redesign aims at easier handling, cleaner appearance, uniform backs and portraits, and harder counterfeiting, with larger denominations to follow after national bank notes.
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Washington
Treasury
Couple 61 and 70 marry at Nebraska soldiers home
Milford Nebraska July 9 William H Campbell 61 Civil War veteran wed Ida B Carter 70 descendant of Daniel Boone at the state soldiers' home. The bride was given in marriage by her &-year-old father Hiram Boone an inmate of the home.
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Milford, Neb
William H Campbell
Ida B. Carter
Daniel Boone
State Soldiers’ Home
Hiram Boone
Cuneo Plans 66-Story Skyscraper in Chicago
Chicago July 9 AP reports a 66 story office building 070 feet tall to rise at the northeast corner of Randmorph Street and Michigan Boulevard. The permit is issued for John F. Cuneo head of the Cune Press. Estimated total investment about 8 million dollars.
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Chicago
Ranmdorph Street
Michigan Boulevard
John F. Cuneo
Cune Press
Arnt
Schmeling Suspended Over Tito Contract at Ebbetts Field
A garbled report says heavyweight champion Max Schmeling and his manager Joe Jacobs were suspended by New York State athletic commission after unresolved terms for a planned bout with Primo Carnera at Ebbetts Field. The article hints at an upcoming date in July with Scott of England as a possible opponent.
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Drof Schmeling
New York
Mmas
Schmeling
German Borer
Joe Jacobs
New York States
Urging Speedier Tariff Bill Action in Senate
Senator Watson of Indiana calls for speeding up Treasury tariff bill work by the Senate Finance Committee to have the measure ready for the Senate before the recess ends August 19. Republican leader Smoot and President Hoover seek to clear controversial legislation before the next campaign season, with Democrats pledging cooperation but independents showing no rush. The tariff debate looms, with farm reliefs and export debenture proposals among the leading issues likely to shape the extra session.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Watson
Indiana
Smoot
Hoover
Women control most earnings yet lack income management
Mrs Bessie Mott told the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs that women spend eighty five percent of earnings but do not manage the income. She urged budgeting and saving as keys to economic independence and noted women already hold 69 percent of savings accounts.
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Mack SO Island
Mid
United States
Bessie . Mott
New York
National Federation of Business and Profeessocal
Mra Mott
Uveir
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Rainbow
Henri Gouraud
Rainbow Division
Baltimore
Charles P. Summerall
M. Paul Claude
Ames
Ve. St. Louis
BO Chicago
Jon Yerkes
Perkins
Faber
Boston
Cleveland
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Ash
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Genewich
Hogan
O Barrell
Pitsburgh
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Hemeies
Studiey and
Pieinters
Masten
Oma
T. Lowle
Baliey
Casey” Jones
Consu
Yancey
R. W. Jones
Pocatello
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
R. D. Henderson
Jones
Pocatello Lodge
Idaho South
Murray Hulbert
Grand Lodge
Father
Short Line
Verne Walton
Donna
Sibyl
Keith
Mr. Walton
Walton
Short Linette
Lestiile Christensen
Christensen
L. F. Long
Long
FE. J. Wheelock
Taftsvenue
Kraft Cheese Company
James Russell
Citle News Bank
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Use Crossing
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CUNEO
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