Brazil Turmoil Drives Natives Home Amid Quake Politics
In Parahyba state violence flares after the assassination of Joao Pessoa. Resistance leader Jose Pereira is blamed for attacks near Princesa while crowds burn homes of political opponents and troops restore order. Separately, Italy reports quake relief with 2,143 dead and ongoing aid efforts in Bari led by civilian and military agencies.
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Parahuba
Jose Pereira
Pessoa
Princera
Pereira
Princeza
Parahyba
Alvaro de Carvalho
Cabedello
Reds Burned a Great Area in Changsha Shanghai
Foreigners fled aboard American British and Japanese gunboats at Changsha as a communist assault swept the walled city. Communists looted and burned parts of Changsha while a few missionaries stayed behind. Gunboats offered refuge on the Siang river as rebels seized the city of half a million amid nationalist and northern alliance operations.
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Shanghai
Changsha
Hunan
Siang
Kswangsi
Buckley Slayers Known to Police in Detroit
Police Commissioner Thomas C. Wilcox stated that the killers of WMBC announcer Jerry Buckley are known to authorities but not yet under arrest. Earlier he said many suspects had been rounded up, but names would not be released unless charges were filed.
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Detroit
Thomas C. Wilcox
Gey
Jerry Buckley
WMBC
Eee
Workmen Fire Oil Plants Spark Regional Turmoil
Rebellious workers set oil facilities ablaze as gendarmes expel them amid great excitement across the oil regions. Several buildings remained burning while authorities restore order.
Fire at Curtis Bay Alcohol Plant Causes Injuries
A fire at the United States Industrial Alcohol plant in Curtis Bay injures three workers when a nitro cotton drum being tested exploded. Explosions erupted as highly flammable alcohol, paint solvents and chemicals fed the flames, with ten men escaping the unit before flames were controlled. Fire alarms brought in extensive equipment to the densely industrial district.
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Baltimore
United States Industrial Alcohol Company
Curtis Bay
Flood Threat Forces Mass Evacuation in Sind Province
About fifteen thousand people from Shikarpur and Sukkur fled toward Arechi and Sukkur by rail and road as floods in upper Sind breached embankments and threatened Shikarpur. Police units hurried to Sukkur to aid relief as looting reported in Khanpur amid canal breaches on the Indus.
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Sultankote
Arechi
Sukkur
Sind
Khanpur
Policeman Wounded Ends Bandit's Career in Robbery Case
A patrolman was wounded while pursuing a robber who had held up a grocery store and escaped with about $25. The bandit’s crime career appears halted by the incident, as cited in the report from the oil station area following the pursuit.
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Mets Samed Setho Atu
Owen Paugham
Psychic photographs and a nurse strike headline
Lady Conan Doyle claims Arthur Conan Doyle communicates via a psychic photograph taken by Reverend Tweedale. In Idaho, nineteen student nurses at General Hospital protest Miss E P Sahol’s regime, issuing a signed statement detailing probation, pay, and supply issues. They request a meeting of all parties to address concerns.
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London
Conan Doyle
Arthur Conan Doyle
Todo
Arthur
The
Daily Herald
Charles L. Tweedale
Westor
Yorkshire
Vonan Doyle
E Conan Doyle
Powell
Chester
Tanker
Our Lady Conan Doyle
Sir Arthur
General Hospital
E. P. Sahol
Tribune
Idaho State Journal
Sahol
Keddington Case Called In August At Salt Lake City
District Judge McDonough extended the Alvin Keddington case to August 23 for the Salt Lake City auditor charged with submitting false financial reports to the city commission. The defense sought dismissal for lack of prosecution while the judge anticipated a plea when the case resumes.
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Salt Lake City
Roger I. McDonough
Alvin Keddington
City Commission
Ray van Cott
Keddington
McDonough
Unsettled Southeast Tonight and Tuesday
Generally fair conditions will give way to unsettled weather in the southeast this evening and Tuesday. Temperatures show little change as fronts drift through, bringing scattered showers and possible thunderstorms in the region.
Hoover Returns to White House After Mountain Rest
President Hoover arrived at the White House with Mrs Hoover and aides after a weekend at a Virginia mountain lodge. He plans a westward trip with aides preparing itineraries and expects a formal announcement soon. Senator Borah left Washington for a month of rest in Maine after hospital visits.
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Hoover
White House
Virginia Mountain Lodge
Lawrence Richey
Joel T. Boone
District of Columbia
Borah
Idaho
Wasington
Maine
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Hearing Opens on Stage Line Bus Privileges
The Utah Public Utilities Commission began hearings on applications by Union Pacific Stage Lines Interstate Stage Lines and Pickwick Stage Lines for bus privileges from Ogden to the Idaho state line through Cache Valley and to the Wyoming line. George Smith of Union Pacific testified as the sole witness. The hearing is expected to last several days with Utah-Idaho Central railroad allowed to cross examine witnesses.
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Galt Lake City
Union Pacific Stage Lines
Interstate Stage Lines
Pickwick Stage Lines
Ogden
Idaho State Line
Cache Valley
Wyoming Line
State Public Utilities Commission
George Smith
Union Pacific
Utah-Idaho Central Railroad
Mrs Ferguson Faces Tight Runoff In Texas Governor Race
Dallas July 28 AP Miriam A Ferguson leads Ross Sterling in the Democratic guberna torial nomination count with 656 016 votes tallied from 243 of 253 counties. Sterling trails by about 37 237 votes while Clint Small gains 3 7 237 behind Sterling. Runoff set for August 23 if totals hold.
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Tex
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ross Sterling
Houston
Sterling Wa
Clint C. Small
Wellington
Texas Election Bureau
Election Bureau
Ferguson
Texas
Ipoct
James E. Ferguson
Texas Senate
Sterling
State
Hghway Commission
Dan Moody
Moody
Fergusons
Thomas B. Love
Love
Herbert Hoover
Small
Young
Miller
Mayfield
United States
Morris Sheppard
Leppard
R. L. Henry
Edgar Witt
Waco
Sterling P. Strong
J. W. Allred
Wichita Falls
R. L. Bobbitt
John E. Davis
Mesquite
Charles Lockhart
Austin
J. E. McDonald
Waxahachie
A. H. King
Throckmorton
Endurance Swim Seeks Record in Logan Utah
Frank Bertoli of Newark began a 48 hour and five minute endurance swim at the Logan plunge at 1 p m yesterday. By 3 this afternoon he was still progressing after 26 hours in the water continuing his bid to break the world mark.
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Logan
Utah
Frank Bertoli
Newark
N. J
Logan Plunge
Heatwave Grips Midwest as Cool Wave Forecast
July heat scorches cities from Omaha to Chicago with highs around 1086 and 107 in Pipestone and Peoria. The Michigan fruit belt benefits from a new downpour while Iowa faces corn damage. Chicago records heat related deaths rising to about 50 regionwide. A cool northwest air mass moves in as relief anticipated.
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Middle America
Omaha
Neb
Pipestone Minn
Peoria
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Middlewest
Chief Hope
Relief drive in Davis county aims to aid rainstorm victims
Davis county launches a ten day campaign in Farmington Utah to raise thirty thousand dollars for rainstorm relief under J. E. Williams Centerville John G M Barnes Kayesville and A L Clark Centerville with Quayle Cannon as treasurer. The effort divides the county into districts and solicitors begin work immediately urging statewide contributions.
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Farmington
Utah
Davis County
J. E. Willams
Centerville
John G M. Barnes
Kayesville
A. L. Clark
Quayle Cannon
Bish May Snap Out of Injury
George A. Bish, 45, Salt Lake City and Eureka Utah mining man, shot and killed his estranged wife, then attempted suicide with a head wound on a highway south of Salt Lake City last Friday night. He showed some improvement today and hospital staff believed he would recover.
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Salt Lake City
George A. Bish
Salt Lake
Eureka
Utah
Here
Five-Year Old a Life Saver
Calvin Morris of Salt Lake City, at age five, saved four-year-old Bobbie Nielsen from a swift mill stream in Logan Utah. He alerted others, then grabbed Bobbie's arm and held on until rescuers arrived below the 30 foot drop. Bobbie's father praised the brave act as a near-certain death moment.
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Salt Lake City
Calvin Morris
Logan
Utah
Morris
Calvin
Bobbie Nielsen
Bobbie
Woman Tried To Haul Sick Husband In Wagon To Kansas
A Baltimore woman claimed she planned to move her paralyzed husband Leonard Hemphill, 45, to Meade County Kansas in a child's express wagon. Police secured custody as authorities sought their children and notified relatives. The couple arrived a month ago with only $4, spending $3 on the wagon.
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Kansas
Mary
Leonard Hemphill
Meade County
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