British Troops Guard Ethiopian Legation Amid Crisis
British government orders 100 troops to Addis Ababa to protect its legation as Italo-Ethiopian tensions escalate. Mussolini seeks conciliation if frontier questions stay off the table. League of Nations set to convene July 31 to address the dispute with Ethiopia and Italy.
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Associated Press
London
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Legation
Benito Mussolini
Il Duce
Geneva
League of Nations
Maxim Litvinoff
Concil
Italy
League
Rome
League of Nations Council
Japan
Great Britain
Detroit Drives Into Cleveland With Eight Runs
In the American League action at Cleveland Detroit clouted 12 hits and took advantage of miscues to beat the Indians 8 to 3. Auker and Cochrane teamed for Detroit while Lee and Phillips handled the Cleveland battery.
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Cleveland
R. H. E. Detroit
Auker and Cochrane
Lee and
Phillips
National League game in Chicago ends in rout
In Chicago the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Chicago team 5 to 8. Derringer and Brennan worked the mound for Cincinnati with Lombardi and Hartnett behind the plate. Final line score shows Cincinnati with five runs on eight hits and Chicago with three runs on five hits.
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Chicago
R. H. EB
Cincinnati
Derringer
Brennan
Lombardi
French
Hartnett
Rail loadings rise for week ended July 20
The Association of American Railroads announced loadings of revenue freight for the week ended July 20 at 593,366 cars. This is up 26,878 from the prior week but 22,674 below 1934 and 63,014 below 1933.
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Washington
Association of American Railroads
Trotsky Forecasts Italo Ethiopian War Triggering World War
Leon Trotsky, in Norway for health, told Abender Bladet that an Italo Ethiopian war will be followed within three years by a new world war. He compared it to the Balkan conflict leading to 1914.
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Associated Press
Oslo
Norway
Leon Trotsky
Abreider Bladet
Navy blamed for disaster in airship wrecks
Akron July 26. Prof A V De Forest says the US Navy is responsible for the Macon crash due to refusing reinforcement of the ship’s structure. He notes Dr Karl Arnstein urged strengthening, but was refused, leading to fatal weakness. Ralph Upson describes metal clad airships as safer in storms.
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Akron
Ohio
A. V. de Forest
Secretary of the Navy
Claude A. Swanson
Macon
United States Navy
Navy
de Forest
Karl Arnstein
Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation
Professor de Forest
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Guggenheim
Pacific Ocean
Ralph H. Upson
Detroit
Institute
Upson
Shenandoah
Mrs. Borah Returns to Idaho After Washington Trip
Mrs. William E. Borah arrived in Boise from the east noting fierce heat in Washington and Congress still in session. She declined to predict adjournment but claimed Senator Borah is prone to pessimism about timelines. She plans to stay in Idaho for the foreseeable future.
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Boise
William E. Borah
East
Washington
Congress
Borah
Senator Borah
Sons Refuse Get Up Mother Dead
Oakland police report Mrs. Anna Moshkowaky aged 41 shot herself after failing to rouse her sons Walter 21 and Leonard 18. Husband Peter 50, a welder, said she called them repeatedly before taking a revolver from a drawer and shooting herself in the temple. She died before aid arrived.
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Oakland
Cal
Clarence Covill
Anna Moshkowaky
Walter
Leonard
Peter
Covill
Moshkowsky
Small Box Tied to Senate Probe Witness Testimony
A surprise witness in a Senate lobby committee hearing says Representative Patton carried a small box from a power company official’s hotel room before a key house vote. The witness described a bond purchase and questioned Patton’s explanations, while Patton denied any wrongdoing and offered to bring witnesses to corroborate.
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Nathan Robertson
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Lobby Committee
Patton
Tex
Power Company
House
Senate
Benjamin Cohen
Legistion
Huddles ’Ton
Ala
Cohen
E. V. Sellers
NRA
John Carpenter
Tec Power & Light Company
Sellers
Red Theittee
Cigar Box
Norris
Temony
Rogers and Post Tour New Mexico by Air
Will Rogers and aviator Wiley Post describe their New Mexico visit as a brief rest stop with Mrs Post recovering from a minor ailment after arriving from Los Angeles. The trio plans airseeing tours, ranch landings at Vermejo Park and Phillips Ranch, and a short return flight to Los Angeles with light fishing and riding activities during their stay.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Post
Los Angeles
Siberia
Rogers
Harry Chandler
Vermejo Park
Raton
Phillips
Utah Weather Sees Mild Changes Tonight and Saturday
The forecast calls for pair of days with little temperature change. Skies stay mostly clear with light winds as Utah residents prepare for the weekend.
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Utah
Judge Keeps Out Of Cop's Affairs
Miss Betty Nickerson 18 faced a traffic signal violation in Salt Lake City court. She claimed the light turned red as she crossed. the judge ruled such remarks by an officer are outside the court's jurisdiction and fined her $10 suspended.
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Salt Lake City
Betty Nickerson
C. F. Balby
Dalby
Miss Nickerson
Midget Money Bill Drafted in U S House Debates
Hearings to begin on a treasury plan to mint midget coins a half cent and a mill amid demand from sales taxes. The bill by Rep Somers would ban future commemoratives and authorize fractional coins under a three cent legal tender limit, with three members to approve.
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Washington
Treasury
Somers
N. Y
House Coinage Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
State Divides Federal Funds for Idaho WPA Projects
Boise July 26. Equal distribution of about $2,000,000 for Idaho WPA work programs was approved by Leo Hood. He outlined funds for water conservation dam and reservoir work and other miscellaneous projects to be announced after National Administrator Hopkins approves allotments. Hood stressed broad benefit to farmers and even distribution across Idaho.
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Boise
Leo Hood
Works Progress
Idaho
Harry Hopkins
Washington, D. C
East Prussian Stahlhelm group banned by Berlin governor
Dissolution of the East Prussian Stahlhelm veterans group was announced by Governor Erich Koch under the February 28 1933 law. The move expanded the cleansing act against semitism political Catholicism and reactionary veterans as Nazi leaders push to isolate Jews across the Reich.
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Berlin
Erich Koch
Veterans’ Organization
Germany
American Legion
Hans Hinkel
Reich
Los Angeles launches extensive socialized medical plan
Los Angeles unveils a city driven socialized medical program serving 400 000 relief recipients. Physicians surgeons dentists osteopaths and druggists will begin services paid by the SERA at fixed rates. No relief recipient will lack essential medical dental or pharmaceutical care. Public health nurses will prescribe food for undernourished children and SERA funds cover the dietary needs.
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Los Angeles
Tocay
Perso
No entries barred in this bike race
Grants Pass Oregon July 26 the committee in charge of race here next Saturday found in addition to youthful speedsters the following entrants one man past 80 years of age one with wooden legs and a bound man.
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Grants Pass
Ore
Winchells Welcome Son at New York Hospital
Mrs. Walter Winchell gave birth to a boy at a New York hospital. The couple already have a daughter, Walda, who is eight.
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Ana York
Walter Winchells
Beet Tour Begins Monday In Utah Idaho District
The annual sugar beet field tour in the Blackfoot factory district starts at 8 30 Monday morning. It is educational and will include inspections of other crops and livestock. Dr Owens University of Utah Dean E J Iddings University of Idaho and sugar company officials will join the caravan.
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Blackfoot
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Dr. Owens
University of Utah
E. J. Iddings
University of Idaho
President Roosevelt Replies To Silver Purchase Debate
President Roosevelt says he will follow the silver purchase act to the broad objectives of wider monetary use of silver. He leaves day to day purchase amounts and silver certificate issuance to the secretary of the treasury, as the law directs, after a letter from 46 senators urged aggressive action.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Thomas
Okla
Secretary of the Treasury
Coal Men Accept Roosevelt Plan
John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers announced the union would extend wage and hour contracts in the soft coal industry through September 16 to avert a strike. He also said operators would likely accept a truce to give Congress more time to act on the Guffey coal stabilization bill.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Roosevelt
Lewis
Congress
Guffey
New Educational Leader Appointed for Pocatello CCC District
Joseph W. Burke of Fawn Lodge California has been named educational coordinator of the Pocatello CCC district by headquarters ninth corps area Presidio of San Francisco. Burke is relieved from CCC company 1984 Fawn Lodge Camp P-298 and will arrive in Pocatello soon.
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Joseph W. Burke
Fawn Lodge
Calif
Pocatello
CCC
Ninth Corp
Presidio
San Francisco
Burke
Will Rogers on War Talk and Wrestling Fun
Will Rogers notes that Italy warned England against arming Abyssinia, implying tensions could lead to war while the US stays neutral. He jokes about attending a world championship wrestling match, praising the show and suggesting fans would pay to see rehearsals.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Italy
England
Abyssinia
Senate Passes Omnibus Banking Bill Heads to Conference
The Senate approved the omnibus banking bill extending federal control over credit and open market operations and sent it to a conference with the House to reconcile differences. The bill, opposed by President Roosevelt on underwriting, was backed by a large vote and rejected Nye’s government bank substitute 59 to 10.
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Washington
Senate
House
Federal Reserve
Roosevelt
LaFollette
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
United States
Congress
Central Bank
Gore
Caraway
Holt
Neely
Thomas
Okla
Wheeler
Frazier
Nye
Schall
Shipstead
Labor Authority Speaks at Local Labor Temple Meeting
Ray Horn of Chicago general president of the International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths Drop Forges and Helpers presided at an evening gathering at the Labor Temple. He reviewed progress of railroad shop crafts over the past year and local shop representatives voiced encouragement. Horn later spoke to the Pocatello Central Labor Council about his St Louis experiences and planned talks in Salt Lake City.
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Labor Temple
Ray Horn
Chicago
International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths
Pacific Fruit Express
Horn
Pocatslo Central Labor Council
St. Louis
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Utah-Idaho Sugar Move Delayed by Supreme Court Ruling
Utah-Idaho Sugar will not challenge the Jones-Costigan act processing tax on sugar until the Supreme Court rules on the cotton processing tax. H. Love, the company vice president, said customers who paid 53 cents per hundred pounds may not have their claims filed yet.
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Salt Lake City
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Supreme Court
H. Love
Love
AAA
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